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If you are after beautiful styling, outstanding build quality, a massive 5000mAh charge capacity, up to 80W of power and upgradeable firmware, stop what you are doing and read more about the Joyetech eVic V2 battery mod.
Variable temperature allows you to use three wire types; nickel (Ni), titanium (Ti) and stainless steel (SS). Bypass mode is a direct output option in which the internal chip is ‘bypassed’ allowing the eVic VTwo to fire as a mechanical mod would. TCR mode allows customisation of settings depending on the coil material used, further improving the accuracy of temperature control.The large 0.96inch OLED screen clearly displays all your key vaping information at a glance including current temperature or wattage settings, remaining battery life and atomizer resistance along with the option for a real time clock and custom logo.Dual circuit protection will ensure you are vaping safe and stainless steel thread and a spring loaded firing pin mean the eVic VTwo is compatible with a wide range of tank systems, RDA’s and RTA’s.
Prior to the new Box Mod style eVic, Joyetech released its tube-shape eVic Supreme in May of 2014. Because the eVic moniker has been attached to a very successful line of products, these May (2016) offerings, are a natural refresh the eVic line. The eVic VTwo and eVic VTwo Mini are worthy successors. Oh how things have changed.The advances made in the eVic line has been substantial, and to believe that if the FDA predicate date remains as it stands now, the insignificant specifications (according to today’s eVic VTwo) of the eVic Supreme would be considered far too advanced to be “accepted” by the FDA as qualified vaping instruments is sickeningTo demonstrate how far the eVic line as come, take a look at the specifications of the eVic Supreme of 2014, and the eVic VT of 2015. These reviews covered all the specs and features of their time.Now look at the new eVic VTwo specifications:
Modes
The eVic VTwo provides a long list of possible settings. Choose RTC (Real Time Clock), Bypass, Variable Watt, Variable Temperature, or Temperature Coefficient of Resistance. The clock can be shown as a digital time keeper or an analog clock displaying Roman numerals at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o’clock. On a large OLED display the Roman-style analog is really attractive.
Activation
Make the eVic VTwo work for you by pressing a rounded black firing button placed above the OLED screen and below a twist-style adjustment dial. Mounted at the very top next to Joye’s 510-threaded atomizer well, this is often Joye’s preferred style of varying values as opposed to pressing buttons. You see it on their eGrip too but set around the power button.
Higher Power
Joye allows vapers to set their eVic VTwo as high as 80 watts, the new winner where their eVic VT line is concerned. In the Variable Watt setting at 80 watts you can achieve 0.15 ohms with a suitable coil but the VT setting and TCR enable vapers to install 0.05-ohm coils safely. You can say that with even more confidence, thanks to improvements to eVic safeguards.
Double Defense
Joyetech safeguards your battery as usual, but they double their defense against common battery problems with a dual battery protection system. This is the biggest improvement to their firmware; more important than being able to display the Joyetech logo on your big OLED screen or change from an analog time keeper to a digital clock.
Dual Circuit Protection
The eVic VTwo applies two sets of battery protection circuit system, over-current and over-discharging. (So it basically monitors your charge on the way in as well as the way out. This should technically give better performance life by looking after the load draw on the internal battery).
Firmware Upgradeable
The eVic VTwo comes with upgradeable firmware. The current, version 4.02 at time of writing, provides a new interface, multiple modes and extra functions (from the earlier versions).
USB charging via micro USB socket on the side of the mod. (So it can be charged while standing up. A pet hate of mine is mods that have the usb charge socket on the bottom forcing you to lay it down on the side with a risk of leaking from your tank).
Comparing the eVic VTwo to last May’s eVic VT, the differences, or improvements, are many. The new eVic VTwo has addedEVic VTwo and eVic VTwo Mini Review Spinfuel eMagazine the now ubiquitous upgradeable firmware feature and Joyetech’s new dual battery protection. New features with the firmware include adding a custom logo and the real time clock display, called RTC. This new RTC feature is also included in the new eGrip 2.eVic VTwo, a new version of eVic VT, is more elegant and more handsome in appearance. It is newly added with upgradeable firmware and dual battery protection. The new firmware supports Custom Logo, RTC (Real Time Clock) display with clock screen protection. The eVic VTwo combines unique and attractive styling with a super large OLED screen, and supports RTC/VW/VT/Bypass/TCR modes. In addition, there are various attractive colors for your choice catering to your preference.
