Evods

[uberammerz]

Ok, first question from me, currently using a i16 dc clearo, seems ok, but I've not got much experience of anything else, I've read good things about people using evods, so are these a better option?

Thanks.

Pete.

[digicig]

Aloha Pete and Welcome to AAEC

Me review of the Evods from Viva Vaping

I like the iClear 16 - but have preferred the experience since i found me CE4-510 Drip Tip adapter - so can now use me own Drip Tip - much better experience for me now



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[kibbster]

Evods are very different from any clearo including the DC iclear 16.
They are bottom coil so don't suffer from dry hits in my experience and I find they have a much more intense flavour than top coil clearos.
The iClear does have more throat hit and is easier to fill than an Evod but for flavour and looks (IMHO) the Evod beats any top coil.

Just to add.
In my experience the build quality of Evods can be a bit hit and miss, get a good one and not much can touch it.

 

[DiscoDes]

Jul 1, 2013 22:40:01 GMT uberammerz said:

Ok, first question from me, currently using a i16 dc clearo, seems ok, but I've not got much experience of anything else, I've read good things about people using evods, so are these a better option?

Thanks.

Pete.

uberammerz I-Clear 16's are dual coil, Evods are single coil, I personally love the Evods.

I have not tried the I-Clears but generally hear good reports, the best thing I can recommend is to get an Evod and try it.

[Perpetua]

I use and like both . . . a different vape between the two, but both enjoyable.


The Iclears do tend to be quite juice thirsty being dual coil in comparison would be my only observation.

[stewarty]

For the cost of the Evods they are deffinately worth a try .... not tried an iClear 16 yet but have a few in the post so will be able to compare them soon

[Perpetua]

Jul 2, 2013 12:39:20 GMT stewarty said:

For the cost of the Evods they are deffinately worth a try .... not tried an iClear 16 yet but have a few in the post so will be able to compare them soon

These LR Dual Coils are giving my mechanical mods a new lease of life I've got to say Stewarty.

[stewarty]

Jul 2, 2013 13:00:30 GMT Perpetua said:

Jul 2, 2013 12:39:20 GMT stewarty said:

For the cost of the Evods they are deffinately worth a try .... not tried an iClear 16 yet but have a few in the post so will be able to compare them soon

These LR Dual Coils are giving my mechanical mods a new lease of life I've got to say Stewarty.

Something to look forward too then Perps... will try them on the Drawtube with an adapter 

[dragon]

digicig you can also try these on your iClears pink-mule.com/tilbehør/alle-drip-tips/ce4-mundstykker-driptips

I love my iClears, but I do use evods when I am out and about because they cope with being dropped better Both are a good vape, but for me at least the iClears win

[Roscopecotrain]

Jul 2, 2013 13:00:30 GMT Perpetua said:

Jul 2, 2013 12:39:20 GMT stewarty said:

For the cost of the Evods they are deffinately worth a try .... not tried an iClear 16 yet but have a few in the post so will be able to compare them soon

These LR Dual Coils are giving my mechanical mods a new lease of life I've got to say Stewarty.

Quick hijack. Is there a difference between a mech mod and an electronic one? Ive only used electronic mods so far and wondered if the mech mods vape differently?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[Perpetua]

Jul 2, 2013 13:05:26 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Jul 2, 2013 13:00:30 GMT Perpetua said:

These LR Dual Coils are giving my mechanical mods a new lease of life I've got to say Stewarty.

Quick hijack. Is there a difference between a mech mod and an electronic one? Ive only used electronic mods so far and wondered if the mech mods vape differently?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

You've not got the versatility Ros . . . although it depends what type of vape you enjoy. I've always preferred a low resistance coil and the vape it gives, but still find that a bit lacking in ooomph on a mechanical mod, the dual coils compensate a lot for that, I'm finding anyway.

 

[stewarty]

Mec mods are pretty indestructable as there are no electronics to pack in also they are a good bit shorter using the same size of battery, unless you kick it you dont have any control over the power output, the other main difference I find is as perps said you can use a lot lower resistance atties without the mod refusing to fire.

All in all I love mine as it happily copes with any atty I have tried it with + with the crown or a kick you can get the benifits of VV VW and still a lot smaller

Maybe not as good a vape as an electronic device but still worth having in the vaping kit

[siffy]

Guys, what's a Mec Mod?

[Perpetua]

Jul 2, 2013 13:29:35 GMT siffy said:

Guys, what's a Mec Mod?

A Mechnical Mod/Device Siffy . . . one that doesn't have any electronics, like your Spinner battery does.


Like this . . .

www.fasttech.com/products/0/10004713/1391600-kts-electronic-cigarette-battery-compartment

[siffy]

Jul 2, 2013 13:33:59 GMT Perpetua said:

Jul 2, 2013 13:29:35 GMT siffy said:

Guys, what's a Mec Mod?

A Mechnical Mod/Device Siffy . . . one that doesn't have any electronics, like your Spinner battery does.

Thank you, so how does it power? Without batteries I mean, or am I bet to just google;)