Joyetech eVic

[emba]

it may have been reviewed before but anither opinion is always valid im sure, everything is personal prefence afterall, so my history with vape devices is limited, ive used various disposeable versions (nucig, matchless, 10motives) and 2 replaceables (nucig reuseable and a cheap chinese unbranded one) so my knowledge isnt exactly extensive, consider this a first device review if you will, im a bit of a geek and as i was giving up cigs i thought why not splash out on a higher end model. ill address it in a simple pros/cons fashion

Pros:
well built
fits standard 510 cartos etc
charges by micro usb, use youre phone/tablet/mp3player charger, no more losing that screw in charger woes
battery lasts AGES, i dont think mine has ever gotten below 80%
geeky features like pc monitoring software, VV/VW, atomizer resistance detection and a host of other features
upgradeable firmware

Cons:
its pretty big and heavy (but most high end VV models are)
it is expensive compared to its rivals like the itaste VV
atomizer detection isnt always 100% accurate (may be fixed in future FWs)
5 clicks to switch on can be annoying until youre used to it
selection wheel does feel a little too flimsy and turns a little easier than i feel it should

all in all its an excellent device and none of the above niggles are a real problem to me at all, if youre looking for a decent VV device and dont mind spending a bit extra id certainly recommend it

 

[Markfletcher007]

it may have been reviewed before but anither opinion is always valid im sure, everything is personal prefence afterall, so my history with vape devices is limited, ive used various disposeable versions (nucig, matchless, 10motives) and 2 replaceables (nucig reuseable and a cheap chinese unbranded one) so my knowledge isnt exactly extensive, consider this a first device review if you will, im a bit of a geek and as i was giving up cigs i thought why not splash out on a higher end model. ill address it in a simple pros/cons fashion

Pros:
well built
fits standard 510 cartos etc
charges by micro usb, use youre phone/tablet/mp3player charger, no more losing that screw in charger woes
battery lasts AGES, i dont think mine has ever gotten below 80%
geeky features like pc monitoring software, VV/VW, atomizer resistance detection and a host of other features
upgradeable firmware

Cons:
its pretty big and heavy (but most high end VV models are)
it is expensive compared to its rivals like the itaste VV
atomizer detection isnt always 100% accurate (may be fixed in future FWs)
5 clicks to switch on can be annoying until youre used to it
selection wheel does feel a little too flimsy and turns a little easier than i feel it should

all in all its an excellent device and none of the above niggles are a real problem to me at all, if youre looking for a decent VV device and dont mind spending a bit extra id certainly recommend it

What are your thoughts of the analytics on PC of the device, are they useful, usable or just a novelty?

 

[ZT]

Im not sure anyone has done a written review of it on here .. so your views are most welcome! (they would have been even if there was)

Thanks!

 

[ZT]

What are your thoughts of the analytics on PC of the device, are they useful, usable or just a novelty?

also .. does the software come for Mac ?

 

[emba]

theres nothing really special in there to be honest just stats on amount of puffs per day, what resitance atty you had and what voltage you were at, useful if youre actively trying to cut down but not much else other than novelty value, hopefully theyll add a bit more to it soon.

dont know about mac software to be honest sorry, im a linux geek who uses windows only for games and the few things i cant get running on wine, ive never even used mac os so i dont really pay it any mind

 

[Medicman]

Silly I'm sure but the evic includes air tubes along the top of the device sitting perfectly for the VV Nova

 

[emba]

Silly I'm sure but the evic includes air tubes along the top of the device sitting perfectly for the VV Nova

not exactly sure what you mean but i think so, it seems to have 2 thread options, one wider thread lower down which fits things like the kanger which has a sleeve around the connection and also the usual 510 style thread, ill add some pics to illustrate it

without the sleeve



with sleeve


kanger t3 fitted


mini nova fitted

 

[ZT]

Emba .. do you know there is software available on a Mac for these ?
thanks

 

[DocVape]

also .. does the software come for Mac ?

Not yet apparently. But they are releasing a version soon I have heard.

 

[ZT]

thanks