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Spotlight on the Dovpo MVV II Electronic Box

09/20/2019 / The Blog Tests

Spotlight on the Dovpo MVV II Electronic Box

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Here's the review that fans of semi-electronic box mods have been eagerly waiting for: the new version of the Dovpo, the Dovpo MVV 2. Dovpo certainly knows how to make beautiful kit, and this unique, compact, good-looking and powerful MVV2 box is the proof!

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An embossed finish!

The materials used on this new Dovpo are genuinely innovative, with a really lovely result.

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The M VV II fitted with a Zeus

A Striking Design

The Dovpo MV2 box comes in 3 stunning versions, each featuring embossed, raised engravings that are just as nice to look at as they are to touch.
You'll need to be on board with the concept here, as it certainly won't leave you indifferent: a skull surrounded by roses, a devil with a snake in its mouth, and finally another devil in black and white with bloodshot eyes and red lips… This MV2 box really doesn't hold back!

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No Screen, But Plenty of Control

As for the interface, well, there really isn't one! No screen to be seen, just a dial for adjusting intensity from 1 to 5. So this isn't, strictly speaking, an electronic box, but rather a semi-regulated device that still comes with a few safety features built in: protection against under-voltage, overheating and prolonged firing.

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A closer look at the dial!

A Closer Look at the Dial

Let's talk about this famous dial, which might seem a little daunting at first, but is actually wonderfully simple to use. The idea is to start at I and turn the dial until you reach the vape you're after.

The closer your coil's resistance is to 0, the further you can push the dial towards V. You hardly need to be a rocket scientist to grasp the principle, but if you'd like some guidance, here's the chart below, taken straight from Dovpo's own instructions.

Tableau de puissances Dovpo

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As for this dial, one last thing: I do find the placement choice a bit odd. Why put the starting point at the top instead of, logically, at the bottom? As a result, you end up starting at I in the top right, a bit like a clock that only goes up to 5…

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Charging and Discharging

One thing missing on the original Dovpo MV was a battery charge indicator, and that's finally been sorted with the Dovpo MV2, which lights up from green to red once both batteries need recharging. Well done, Dovpo!

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USB Type-C tucked INSIDE the M VV II's body!

Finally, the USB-C port, oddly located beneath the cover, also allows for charging. You might wonder why it's been placed inside rather than outside, on the side, as with most other boxes.
My colleague and I both reckon it's there to discourage you from vaping while your batteries are charging. Given that it's already best practice to charge your batteries using a dedicated charger, vaping at the same time as charging would only make things worse… It's best to avoid putting too much strain on your batteries, to keep them in good condition for as long as possible.

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Ergonomic and Powerful

To top it all off, the MV2 box is ergonomic and fairly lightweight. Its switch is short, with a sharp little click when pressed, giving it a real sense of quality.

It'll happily take small atomisers such as the Wasp Nano, for example, or larger ones like the Zeus X, with which it'll really show off its full power thanks to its new AS 2.0 chipset.

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Daniel

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TDC21

01/30/2023 13:14:02

En prêt depuis bientôt une semaine, franchement j'adore :-) Elle est parfaite pour moi, c'est réactif, ça envoi, c'est à mille lieux des boxs électros qu'on trouve partout. Montage double coils en 0.28 avec un Dead Rabbit V3 RTA, ou encore en dual également à 0.35 sur un Hellbeast RDA, potard à 2 sur la box, nom de Dieu que c'est génial. Pour la prise USB interne, c'est l'idéal. Ok il faut enlever le couvercle pour la charge, mais sur le principe c'est top car ça évite d'encrasser le port, tout simplement. Ici pas de capuchon en caoutchouc de mauvaise qualité qui sera flingué au bout de 3 mois et qui laissera toutes les saloperies environnantes entrer dans le port. Niveau autonomie je suis bluffé, ça tient bien plus longtemps qu'avec ma Rhéa de chez Aspire, mais vraiment plus longtemps, alors que ça envoi bien plus. Le bouton "fire" est incroyable, on appui dessus, hop c'est instant, pas d'effet "diesel" à la noix, le chipset est incroyablement réactif... Ma Rhéa de chez Aspire est asthmatique en comparaison, d'ailleurs, cette box a la fâcheuse tendance à avoir son bouton fire qui rend l'âme rapidement si on l'utilise souvent, du coup on se retrouve en mode diesel et c'est insupportable, j'en suis à ma deuxième box en moins de 1 an. Niveau prise en mains, franchement c'est pas mal, le seul point négatif c'est le revêtement de l'impression qui a tendance à glisser si on a les mains un poil moites. Le plateau est ultra simpliste, et ultra résistant. Je suis conquis, je vais clairement m'en acheter une.