That's pretty normal, even amongst DNA Mods. Vaping is pretty much like Audiophillia bro, the physical manifestation of electrical activity. While the electrical part is pretty much science, the physical part is a whole lot more... complicated.

Hence you hear how that pure silver wire sounds SOOO much better than the copper one or (insert any applicable Vaping quote here).

Anyway, got my MegaVolt edi, and damn its not that much bigger than a Nugget V1... which is TINY considering it does 80W max.



Keeping it at 50 for use with the O, and it hits awesome. Also it seems to be from the "new batch" so the ultra annoying auto-off can be... well... turned off. Plus, it's pretty well made, no rattles or anything. The only con seems to be that tiiiiiiny screen... and a bottom mounted microUSB port.

Additionally, it also seems like stocks of a certain highly anticipated new tank has hit.



Was tempted but heck, my GMv3 was still rocking fine so why? Also, it's huge, and might not fit my Nano for ADV use anyway.

Okay, now that I have had a few days testing, I think I can give a better impression of how it operates.

In short, as long as the battery and USB port on the MegaVolt holds up as well as the Nugget's (and not like the horrific disaster of the MiniVolt V1), it's an awesome mini-mod and a worthy successor to the MiniVolt.

As for a detailed pro/con:

PRO:
1) Hits DAMN hard for a mini mod (at least in power mode)
2) Battery life (around 3-4 hours straight w/o Auto-Off@50w) is much better than Nugget V1 (1-2 hours@50w)
3) Built quality is SOLID (zero rattles) and very handy design
4) TC works decently (at least in SS, limits properly though less smooth then DNA)
5) Resistance reading on par with my Nano
6) Preheat settings are nice to have
7) Being able to TURN OFF AUTO-OFF (latest revision)
8) Decent looking 510 connection

CONS:
1) Screen is tiny and placement makes it prone to condensation
2) Dat bottom microUSB port
3) Quick Charging is very much just a gimmick (mana mau cari 3A charger haaaaa, plus putting 3A through to a sub-2000mA battery might not be the wisest thing to do in the long run)
4) No resistance (or TCR) adjustments
5) No DIRECT temp/wattage adjustment (need to press Fire + Up FIRST every time)

So, is the MegaVolt good enough to dethrone the Nugget as mini mod king? Well, as a mini mod for secondary use, yeah it does. It hits hard, is build well and performs consistently.

As a primary mod it frankly lacks the settings flexibility, but heck, who the hell buys these tiny things as a PRIMARY mod anyway?

iStick Pico + Athea In'sane clone =Able to get less RM200 from Shopee.
Note : Athea In'sane is d smallest rta/rdta avail (1ml).

Great beater mod for out and about, only fits 22mm tank.
Flash it with ArcticFox (aka poor man's DNA) if you'd like to tinker around.