The device charges via USB-C in two hours and runs comfortably for two hours. DaVinci IQC is also capable of reverse charging, which allows the IQC to double up as a power bank which lets you charge up your phone or other USB devices. The IQC comes equipped with three modes: Smart Path, Precision, and Boost mode. The modes enable you to explore a range of flavors and vaping styles from one device. The IQC can also be connected to a bong or water pipe with the included 10mm bong adaptor for added filtration. Mouthpiece: The silicone mouthpiece feels smoother and more pleasant than the zirconia lid on the IQ2. Body: Compared to the IQ2’s brushed aluminium, the IQC features a sandblasted aluminium body that looks and feels nicer to many users. Although the DaVinci IQC Vapouriser has some pre-set modes available, you can choose to vape your dry herb at a precise temperature. Increase or decrease your IQC temperature in one degree increments so you know the exact temperature you’re vaping at. We’re loving the versatile dry herb vaping we can get from the DaVinci IQC plus the rest of its intelligent features:

Like a dream. The vapor clouds are full of flavor and taste fresh. You can discern the details of the different dry herbs you’re vaping. The whole experience is damn impressive, especially for a device this compact. Is the DaVinci IQC worth it? It really makes the IQC and other DaVinci models truly independent, bud-blazing machines. What’s new with the IQC? Leading from the bowl on the bottom of the IQC is a removable 1.5-inch ceramic long zirconium vapor pathway that's about the diameter of a blunt. This wide pathway contributed to a fuller pull, cooler vapor, and of course easier cleaning.Lid: Whereas the IQ2 has an aluminium lid, the IQC features a heat-resistant antimicrobial polymer lid.

Precision Mode. This mode allows you to set the temperature of the device to within 1 degree of accuracy, allowing you to get that precise boiling point you may need.

Other common features include the adjustable dosing pearl, which helps conduct heat for micro dosing, four pre-set Smart Paths, and the option to dial in specific temperatures. Last but not least, both the IQC and IQ2 include water pipe adapters for vaping on bongs. The DaVinci IQC works with the DaVinci App, which is available on all platforms, but still a bit more of a pain to get working on IOS as you have to manually install it vs the Play Store on Android.

The IQC has a 51 LED light display that allows you to easily monitor temperature during your session , whereas the IQ2 has an adjustable fan and Bluetooth connectivity for even more control. Ultimately, which one is better comes down to personal preference and budget. The DaVinci IQC vaporizer uses a glass-lined alumina ceramic oven that gives pinpoint accuracy within 1 degree Celsius. This allows you to be ultra-precise in the precision mode, giving you the control you seek whilst keeping the controls simple and intuitive. The alumina ceramic chamber allows experimentation with different tastes using different modes such as the smart path mode if you are seeking more robust flavours. Dual Use: Place dry herb into the oven or load the dosage pods and extract kit for concentrate use.DaVinci promises to build products using only the cleanest componentry. No metals or plastics are used on the sealed zirconia glass air path, guaranteeing purity for connoisseurs. DaVinci’s products are safety certified, so you can be confident and draw exceptional flavor with every hit. Both the IQC and IQ2 keep faithful to DaVinci’s mantra of creating stylish yet discreet devices we’ve come to know and love from the original design of the IQ. Both vapes are made from gorgeous sandblasted aluminium, giving the professional and sleek look I personally love from DaVinci. One of the major highlights between these two vaporizers is the ability to use replaceable 18650 batteries on the fly when needed. Not only does it eliminate the need to bring a charger along when taking either vaporizer outdoors, but it means that you can use the DaVinci IQC or IQ2 for years and just easily replace the old battery as it wears out over time which is usually the case for most portable vaporizers.

a) you are purchasing the Products as consumer goods only and are not purchasing the Products for any medical or therapeutic purposes whatsoever; It makes sense that’d you’d remove something that’s “nice-to-have” like the airflow dial — especially when I’ve read other reports online of it not being wholly reliable. The battery indication and onboard charging is great on the IQC and with a USB-C charging port, it’s easy to find an opportunity to charge. It’s also worth noting that the USB to USB-C cable included with the IQC is surprisingly awesome. There’s an app (if you want it)

Vapor production on the Pax is surprisingly good, the flavor and density are well balanced especially on the first draw. But deeper into the session, it succumbs to its small size and begins to get too warm for my liking. This may be eased by holding the Pax at its center, but it’s not exactly too cool there either. Overall, the vapor is smooth, dense, and well-flavored for the first 2-3 draws and afterward becomes warm and less flavored. DaVinci IQC