Hi Vaping Underground members, In this review i take a look at the Espion with ProCore X by Joyetech. The kit was kindly supplied for the purpose of this review by Ella from Joyetech.
http://www.joyetech.com/product/espion-with-procore-x/
In the Box
Contents:
1 * ESPION (no cell)
1 * ProCore X atomizer
1 * ProC1 (0.4ohm) head
1 * ProC1-S (0.25ohm) head
1 * Spare glass tube
1 * Extended vent pipe
1 * QC USB cable
2 * Manual
1 * Warranty card
2 * Warning card
Spare parts
Aesthetics and Ergonomics
The Espion was designed in the USA by Johnathan Fairbanks and i'm sure when people see the pictures most will agree it's design is quite stunning. The kit comes in typical Joyetech packaging and once opening you are met by a handsome looking device. The Espion to me looks average size for a duel battery device but seems slightly taller while slightly narrower but the grooved design and tank sitting centrally gives the impression it's narrower than it is. It has some descent depth to it and having a centred 510 will allow for quite large tanks. Front, back and sides has the same grooved finish with the top 20% being smooth, apart from a large rectangular silver fire button (with the Joyetech trademark on it) the device is in my case (having the Gun metal) entirely in the understated colour. When i say understated, i mean the Espion doesn't come in an array of bright colours, the choice is Black, Gun metal (the one i received) or Tiffany blue. The smooth section on the Tiffany blue version is silver and the black is a shiny black compared to a mat black grooved section. On the rear of the device, on the smooth upper section is the word "ESPION" etched on and the top of the device houses the centred spring loaded 510 with air channels. The top section of the front of the device houses the 1.45 inch TFT colour screen and colour options on the screen lacks bright colours in keeping with the device (The device wouldn't look out of place being pulled out of a suit pocket, it has an executive look about it). Under the Screen sits a + / - rocker key and next to that a function button, the final feature on the front is the USB port sitting central at the bottom. The bottom of the device has the latch battery door, safety stamps and plenty of venting. I can't speak for the other colours but in the case of the Gun metal the included ProCore X tank matches the device perfectly (the exact same shade). The device has some reasonable weight, is very good build quality and i found the ergonomics to be spot on.
http://www.joyetech.com/product/espion-with-procore-x/
In the Box
Contents:
1 * ESPION (no cell)
1 * ProCore X atomizer
1 * ProC1 (0.4ohm) head
1 * ProC1-S (0.25ohm) head
1 * Spare glass tube
1 * Extended vent pipe
1 * QC USB cable
2 * Manual
1 * Warranty card
2 * Warning card
Spare parts
Aesthetics and Ergonomics
The Espion was designed in the USA by Johnathan Fairbanks and i'm sure when people see the pictures most will agree it's design is quite stunning. The kit comes in typical Joyetech packaging and once opening you are met by a handsome looking device. The Espion to me looks average size for a duel battery device but seems slightly taller while slightly narrower but the grooved design and tank sitting centrally gives the impression it's narrower than it is. It has some descent depth to it and having a centred 510 will allow for quite large tanks. Front, back and sides has the same grooved finish with the top 20% being smooth, apart from a large rectangular silver fire button (with the Joyetech trademark on it) the device is in my case (having the Gun metal) entirely in the understated colour. When i say understated, i mean the Espion doesn't come in an array of bright colours, the choice is Black, Gun metal (the one i received) or Tiffany blue. The smooth section on the Tiffany blue version is silver and the black is a shiny black compared to a mat black grooved section. On the rear of the device, on the smooth upper section is the word "ESPION" etched on and the top of the device houses the centred spring loaded 510 with air channels. The top section of the front of the device houses the 1.45 inch TFT colour screen and colour options on the screen lacks bright colours in keeping with the device (The device wouldn't look out of place being pulled out of a suit pocket, it has an executive look about it). Under the Screen sits a + / - rocker key and next to that a function button, the final feature on the front is the USB port sitting central at the bottom. The bottom of the device has the latch battery door, safety stamps and plenty of venting. I can't speak for the other colours but in the case of the Gun metal the included ProCore X tank matches the device perfectly (the exact same shade). The device has some reasonable weight, is very good build quality and i found the ergonomics to be spot on.