Joyetech Cuboid Mini 80w Kit

[Roadtrip635]

I just saw an unboxing video of a brand new joyetech Cuboid Mini Kit. Looks just like a Cuboid just smaller. The kit does come with an interesting tank made for the mod, kind of a Cubis style tank but rectangular. Joyetech is just knocking out new mods right and left.

This video isn't a review, just a first impression/unboxing........ enjoy

 

[GeorgeS]

Looks like a April Fools joke to me.

 

[battouter]

nope, it's legit. built-in battery though. no go for me.

 

[OhTheAgony]

I really like this thing, if it came out a month sooner I'd probably own one already.

I greatly prefer a build in battery personally so well done Joyetech.

 

[Roadtrip635]

Just saw them listed over at Fast Tech for $55 and ETA of 4/20 I don't get why they decided on the built in battery either, but it does look pretty nice.

 

[OhTheAgony]

Ooh, 420, it's one of those kind of vaporizers...

I'll take two then, lol

 

[Appeltaart]

Loving the design. A round tank on a square box mod always looked off to me. This mod seems very size efficient and therefore very pocketable. Seems like it would've fit an 18650 too, though.

Thanks for the heads up. This might just be my next mod!

 

[CorallineAlgae]

It's probably a good idea for Joyetech to come out with a built in battery mod for people who prefer not to mess with loose batteries. It just isn't for me. I like everything about this kit, but I only use replaceable battery mods. Kudos to Joyetech for designing that set screw to keep the tank flush with the mod. Pretty brilliant. If they come out with an 18650 version of this it'll be on.

I'd love a VTC Mini version of this tank.

 

[OhTheAgony]

Aaw, I only just noticed it's only 2400mAh, I was hoping they somehow managed to spoon the Evic VT's battery in there. But still beter then a single 18650 I guess, for those of us that prefer a built in battery anyways.

 

[Tpat591]

 

[battouter]

Aaw, I only just noticed it's only 2400mAh, I was hoping they somehow managed to spoon the Evic VT's battery in there. But still beter then a single 18650 I guess, for those of us that prefer a built in battery anyways.

how is it better than a single 18650? you can swap out 18650's with ease.

 

[Tpat591]

 

[jefsview]

Only a 2400 mAh internal battery, which is less than most 18650s.

I got excited that this might be the successor to the Evic VT 60W, which has a 4400 mAh internal battery. Oh well. Move on -- nothing to see here.

 

[janne303]

yeah. The cuboid mini alone with the cubis tank and notchcoil would be perfect for me when I dont want to bring my rx200 out

 

[OhTheAgony]

how is it better than a single 18650? you can swap out 18650's with ease.

I don't like 18650's, too prone to damage imo. Plus I don't want to swap out bats and carry extras when I can just plug it in everywhere just like I do with my cellphone when I need to top up.

To me it is an outdated battery and I will not use them if I can help it.

 

[Appeltaart]

To me it is an outdated battery and I will not use them if I can help it.

The 18650 is a size efficient and cheap battery and is definitely not outdated. It has grown and is expected to keep growing in capacity every year. Even if you don't care about swapping out batteries daily, it's still a huge advantage to be able to swap out the battery when it inevitably loses capacity over time.

 

[GeorgeS]

The 18650 is a size efficient and cheap battery and is definitely not outdated. It has grown and is expected to keep growing in capacity every year. Even if you don't care about swapping out batteries daily, it's still a huge advantage to be able to swap out the battery when it inevitably loses capacity over time.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^--- This!

Lets face it, mods with embedded batteries have no use/need for an external battery charger (just a USB port) and no rattling battery door to worry about.

The problem with them is that LiIon batteries have a limited number of charge/discharge cycles before the battery degrades to being something fairly to completely useless. I suppose that some mod's could still be used with the charge cord attached however I'd rather gamble/bet that a mod will be still functional long after the battery gives up and purchase/use mods with replaceable batteries.

I like how they fitted a rectangle tank to the top.

 

[OhTheAgony]

I've swapped out non-replaceable batteries before when capacity started to drop, it's not a big deal if you know what you're doing. Unless the device is glued together perhaps.

But I can understand the preference for replaceable batteries like a 18650, it's just not my preference.

But lets stay on topic here, anyone here speaks Russian perhaps?

This might be an interesting review for ya then:

 

[KenD]

Focalecig just listed the tanks separately for about $20. From the size measurements it looks like they'd fit perfectly on an Evic Mini, but isn't the Cuboid Mini a bit smaller than the Evic?

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[sofarsogood]

It's probably a good idea for Joyetech to come out with a built in battery mod for people who prefer not to mess with loose batteries. It just isn't for me. I like everything about this kit, but I only use replaceable battery mods. Kudos to Joyetech for designing that set screw to keep the tank flush with the mod. Pretty brilliant. If they come out with an 18650 version of this it'll be on.

I'd love a VTC Mini version of this tank.

A vtc mini version of the tank would probably sell if it was practical to do.

I've come to the view that if someone is not willing to learn how to apply watt's law to figuring out what battery to use they should stick with built in batteries. Having boards that allow 75 watts on one 18650 then allowing users to choose the battery involves some risk to a brand.