Candles

My hana refuses to fire anything and seems to qualify for the offer so I'd be super greatful to get it swapped out. Made a ticket yesterday(Ticket number: 1855) at around 4 PM PST and haven't heard back, which with how busy you guys are is totally understandable. I really wouldn't mind waiting a bit more but it's been around a day since my ticket so as per John's instructions I'm posting here so he can go knock some heads EDIT: Sent my Hana out and now waiting on my beta unit. You guys work fast

Had mine a few days or so, after the just the first 24 hours it now just refuses to fire. No matter what I have on there be it nickel or kanthal it always reads as shorted or says check atomizer. Fiddling with escribe and updating firmware did nothing to help. Sometimes screwing things on there results in a higher ohm reading than it should, although most of the time it reads correctly despite not being able to fire. Even if it fired properly (Or at all) I'd be quite sketched screwing attys on an off, I've never used anything as poorly threaded as the 510 they went with. I submitted a ticket to evolv and I'm hoping to get it swapped out for a beta unit or at least get it working. As for the build quality though I can give them a point for that. The unit feels solid and although the buttons spin, they don't really have a rattle to them and IMO they feel nice so I don't mind them. If it wasn't ruined by a shitty 510 and a lack of firing it would be my dream mod given it's size and features. If anyone is reading this thread from Hana here's some advice for the production unit; either fix the buttons in place or use blank ones if that would make them rattle, and CHANGE THE DAMN 510. The new faceplate someone posted earlier looks awesome. Also I've heard stuff here about battery connectors and and screen pinching, those should be so obvious that they shouldn't even be in a pre production. Little things like spinning buttons are fine for that, but if you're still selling a device for $200 it should at least have a screen that won't be killed from normal use and be able to handle the current it needs. To those reading this thread trying to decide on shelling out $200 for their pre production, don't make the same mistake I did. I read about all the issues and thought those people were very unlucky and bought one anyway. Just be patient and wait for the other DNA 200's to hit the market. If you have to get a Hana wait for the final release and then wait for the reviews before even considering throwing money at them. It's ridiculous that Hana is even selling these with how sloppy they are, and even worse how little support they're giving. It seems to me like they knew that would have the market for non-DIY DNA200's somewhat cornered for a while by rushing out a fully assembled device as fast as possible. And they did it by throwing together a solid looking box and ignoring all the potential (and even painfully obvious) issues that could go on inside. /rant TL;DR Feels nice but mine (And many others) doesn't work and the 510 sucks anyway so don't buy one