Evic mini or ipv d2?

[SteveF]

step-down is when the chip matches voltage with Wattage on a low ohm coil.
ie 0.4ohm coil at 30w...2.6v but the D2 doesn't do that even if it displays 2.6v/30w it essentially goes mech within its limits and throws the full battery voltage at you.... 55w
so if its a new battery 4.2v decreasing with charge..... ok-ish with a dripper, not with a subtank.... zzzzappp!

[tonyb]

Mrsmac - If that vape meet was the recent London one you liked my Evic Mini....I've started something here....oops!

I also have an iPV D2 and I think I prefer the Evic, it handles more TC wires and can be updated. I think it might use more power battery than the D2 but it's hard to tell as I keep swapping atomisers. Either way I find I will have to change batteries once a day, even if I don't fully discharge the second. The odd charging cable is also worth considering.

As there is a new D3 coming out if you like the feel of the D2 vs Evic I would wait for the newer model. Neither are that expensive for what they can do and that is what tempted me to buy them in the first place. Considering my Vaporshark rDNA 40 cost me over £100 a year ago I'm blown away by both devices.

[pancser]

Dec 16, 2015 6:57:13 GMT SteveF said:

step-down is when the chip matches voltage with Wattage on a low ohm coil.
ie 0.4ohm coil at 30w...2.6v but the D2 doesn't do that even if it displays 2.6v/30w it essentially goes mech within its limits and throws the full battery voltage at you.... 55w
so if its a new battery 4.2v decreasing with charge..... ok-ish with a dripper, not with a subtank.... zzzzappp!

Thanks for the info now I know

[Mrsmac]

It was indeed tonyb my purse holds you totally responsible lol, I'm going into the vape shop over the weekend to make my final decision was hoping to treat myself for Christmas, guess it will be new year now:)