2016 – DNA60: an updated DNA40 board with EScribe compatibility.2016 – DNA250: raised the wattage limit to 250 watts and added various features.2016 – DNA75: limited to 75 watts, it brought down the manufacturing costs.2015 – DNA200: introduced firmware upgrades and raised the wattage limit to 200 watts.2014 – DNA40: the first ever TC-capable chipset.2010 – The Darwin: the first variable wattage device to ever hit the market.
Here is a timeline with the highlights of Evolv’s history: Simply put, if you are a TC vaper you need a DNA-powered device. Starting in 2012 with the Darwin, the first variable wattage device to ever hit the market, continuing with the introduction of temperature control with their DNA40 board in 2014, and introducing Replay mode with their DNA75C and DNA250C boards in 2018, Evolv has drastically shaped the way we use our vape setups.Įvolv didn’t just invent the concept of temperature control, but is still after all these years considered the benchmark for TC performance. Evolv’s DNA boards are widely considered some of, if not the most accurate box mod chipsets available.
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