Pros
- Better chamber access, so easier to clean
- Magnetic closure seals the device better
- Recessed Flexistraw wires instead of exposed cabling
- Battery life of up to one hour and 40 minutes
- Considerably more reliable than the first version
- Was available in three colours
Cons
- No longer produced — remaining stock only
- Conduction heating with the usual downsides on an uneven pack
- Spare parts and accessories are almost impossible to find
- Technically well behind the later IQ models
- No app connection or degree-level presets like current DaVinci devices
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Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Heating Method | Conduction |
| Device Type | Portable |
| Brand | DaVinci |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Session Mode | Session |
| Temperature Control | Digital |
| Material | Dry Herb |
About this vaporizer
The DaVinci V2 is the second hardware generation of the classic DaVinci vaporizer, which the manufacturer sold under the Karma Classic name. It is not a new device but a reworked version: the chamber is easier to reach and therefore easier to clean, a magnetic closure seals the device better, and the Flexistraw wires are recessed into the housing instead of sitting exposed. The battery lasts up to one hour and 40 minutes. The retailer that carried the device in Europe describes the V2 as considerably more reliable than the first version — and reliability was exactly the main criticism of the V1. The V2 was offered in black, grey and green. The device is no longer in production.
- Better chamber access, so easier to clean
- Magnetic closure seals the device better
- Recessed Flexistraw wires instead of exposed cabling
- Battery life of up to one hour and 40 minutes
- Considerably more reliable than the first version
- Was available in three colours
- No longer produced — remaining stock only
- Conduction heating with the usual downsides on an uneven pack
- Spare parts and accessories are almost impossible to find
- Technically well behind the later IQ models
- No app connection or degree-level presets like current DaVinci devices
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DaVinci →The DaVinci V2 is the revised second version of the classic DaVinci vaporiser: improved chamber access, a magnetic closure and a battery that lasts up to one hour and 40 minutes. The device is no longer manufactured and is now only available as remaining stock. On VapoChecker, you can see where it is still listed and how much it costs.
See also: IQ3 · MIQRO-C · DaVinci IQC · IQ2
What the V2 changes compared with the first version
Magnetic closure and chamber access
Recessed Flexistraw wires
Battery life of around 100 minutes
How it compares today
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Compatible Accessories
Replacement Parts
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Four areas: improved access to the chamber and therefore easier cleaning, a magnetic closure instead of the push-fit solution, Flexistraw wires recessed into the housing and a battery with a runtime of up to one hour and 40 minutes. Overall, the V2 is considered considerably more reliable.
Not quite — the V2 is the second hardware generation of the same device. The manufacturer marketed the product line under the name Karma Classic. In our catalogue, you can find the first version listed separately under DaVinci Classic because retailers listed the two versions separately and priced them differently.
Up to one hour and 40 minutes. For a portable device of this generation, that is a good figure and, in practice, is sufficient for several sessions in one day.
The flexible air path that runs from the mouthpiece to the chamber in the DaVinci. In the V2, the stabilising wires are recessed into the housing instead of being exposed — the exposed wires in the first version were a typical weak point when the device was carried in a pocket or bag.
Black, Grey and Green. Which colour is still available today depends on the remaining stock held by each retailer.
No. The device has been discontinued and is now only available as remaining stock. Replacement parts and accessories are very difficult to obtain, which means it is now aimed more at collectors than everyday users.
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