Vapeman Steam Engine DNA75 Box Mod Review— Armor and Helmet for Vaping Warriors

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There is no doubt that we tend to choose a unique product which is eye-catching at first sight. If having to say that the Victoria’s Secret is indispensable to fashion darling, then the steampunk must be specially designed for vaping enthusiastic fans! Let’s check it out.

Product Information
Measuring 63mm by 28mm by 85mm, Vapeman STEAM ENGINE DNA75 Box Mod is a compact kit covered in premium leather to provide a strong cyber-punk inspired look. The whole construction is hand-trimmed and meticulously fitted to your hands, offering a superb hand feel and grip.
Vapeman STEAM ENGINE DNA75 Box Mod is powered by dual 18650 batteries, easily installed via a hinged battery door with a secure locking tab. Inside lurks the heart of Vapeman STEAM ENGINE, the 75W of available variable wattage should handle most of the daily hits on any 28mm rebuildable tanks with ease.
Want to do temp control? No problem. With the help of this updated DNA75 chipset, Vapeman STEAM ENGINE also supports highly advanced temperature control using titanium01, nickel200, stainless steel coil builds. Also, the mods feature Wattage Control, Patent Pending Temperature Protection, Preheat, Digital User Controls, Onboard Buttons and Synchronous Rectification for maximum battery life and minimal heat generation.
Moreover, Vapeman STEAM ENGINE is an Escribe-compatible device, which will automatically be checked for updates each time when Vapeman STEAM ENGINE is opened on an internet connected PC and several individual customizations to parameter setting or user-interface via this Escribe software is also very thoughtful.



Exterior Design

Somebody thought it to be the cowboy style or a steamer, but I don’t really think so. It just reminded me of Viking Armour due to its leather-made appearance with a sightly fade effect which is evoked a sense of period.


Leather Material ：As I said above about the sense of times, one hallmark of steampunk motif is an “aged” look that has the things not looking new and clean. This is actually why sanded bronze on the product is becoming a bit of a trendy material such as Shan Laan The Vapeman STEAM ENGINE boasts about this convincing aged look – which is actually charmingly ironic as the DNA75 innards of this vape mod is thoroughly high-tech and modern. In hues of “Steampunk” leatherworking, the Vapeman STEAM ENGINE holds its own in the complex world of high-end steampunk-ish creations. The oxidized metal case seems to mix leather and brass elements and is matched to a good-looking rivets strap.
Vapeman did a good job of mixing the materials and textures nicely. Steampunk enthusiasts will no doubt swoon.vapeman steam engine

Performance

Features
DNA75 chipset
Supported by DNA75 chipset
Displayed with OLED screen
Featuring precise TC Modes
Last Longer
Dual 18650 cells
Available to NI200, TI01, KANTHAL, STANLESS STEEL coil builds
Pre-heat Mode
Individual customization to parameter setting and user-interface via EscribeParameters
Brand: Vapeman
Size: 63mm x 28mm x 85mm
Screen Size: 0.91” OLED
Output Power: 1W – 75W
Output Voltage: 0.2V – 6.2 V
Output Current: 30A – 40.0 A
Atomizer Resistance: 0.15ohm or above
Temperature Range: 200°F – 600°F
Input Voltage: 3.0 V – 4.2V
Input Current: 0.5A – 28.0A
Battery Capacity: 2 x 18650

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Setting and Operating: Shifting our focus to the thematic layout, the Steam Engine has distinctly low-key functions. The fire button is small by cutting-edge requirements, however, has a wonderful throw without an ounce of rattle. The 0.91-inch OLED screen is vivid and clear, displaying the distinct DNA device display statistics.

Revision of the firmware-upgradable DNA75 chipset. The DNA menu system kept the tradition. It may not be the maximum innovative menu operation, however, it has definitely ended up a benchmark for simplicity and navigability.
As has come to be the standard, the Steam Engine brings the first-rate of the DNA chipset to the table, with unique wattage and temp operation, temp protection, support for all main coil kinds, and battery lifestyles optimization. More importantly, the Escribe PC software allows users to easily personalize every aspect of the vape experience.



Battery: Perhaps most brilliant approximately the Steam Engine’s operation is the top-notch battery existence. Using a clean pair of Nitecore 3100mAh/35A cells, the tool gave me a really awesome nine hours of assertive use – normally at or close to the mod’s max of 75 watts. At no factor did the Steam Engine waver, even at the upper echelon of its abilities. Despite the unfastened battery door, the Steam Engine does characteristic single- or dual-battery operation, with one or 18650s in parallel. This is a nice option, even though users will best hit that seventy five-watt most the use of a dual-battery setup … and given the mass of the mod, there’s no cause not to do just that.

Appearance: The Steam Engine is extremely nicely-made and machined, with satisfactory stitching, robust metallic body, and a top-tier 510 connection that accepts without a doubt any atomizer available, up to 28mm without overhang.

It’s additionally extraordinarily hefty – the metal and leather-based is not any facade. Though the 85mm height and 65mm width mean the Steam Engine could theoretically fit in a pocket, its sheer density and weight might make you 2d wager that decision.

Configuration: Using a Geek Vape Ammit 25mm RTA, with a standard 24-gauge Kanthal build, registering around 0.24 ohms, I was floored by how much power came flowing through the atomizer, producing a warm, rich vape. At just 60 watts – which is not a small amount of power by any means – I felt I enjoyed the same vape quality some newer mods offer at 80-90 watts. The built-in protection suite was accurate. I have a few coils that I use specifically for testing protection warnings, and just as advertised, the Steam Engine throws a warning at and below 0.15 ohms. These protection features are fairly common these days, but I’ve seen more than one completely fail. The Steam Engine offers no such concerns.

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