Drip'n by Envi EVO 63K

Every Drip'n EVO 63K listing at Puff'Dis is the same rechargeable disposable at $36.99 (federal excise tax included) in 20 mg/mL, offered in 20+ flavours. Envi rates the device for up to 63,000 puffs. Price and strength are the same across the range, so you have two choices to make: the power mode you'll use most, which affects how far the 20 mL tank goes, and the flavour.

What Envi rates the EVO 63K for

Envi's specifications for the EVO 63K are a 20 mL e-liquid tank, a rating of up to 63,000 puffs, 20 mg/mL nicotine, and dimensions of 103 x 26.5 x 51.6 mm. Health Canada sets a maximum nicotine concentration of 20 mg/mL for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada, so the EVO 63K's 20 mg/mL is at that limit.

Note the words "up to" in Envi's rating. The 63,000 figure is a ceiling, not a count every device will reach. The number of puffs you actually get depends on the mode you select and on how long and how often you draw. Longer draws and higher power settings generally use more e-liquid per puff, so the same 20 mL can produce fewer puffs.

The EVO 63K is a rechargeable disposable. The battery recharges, but the e-liquid isn't meant to be refilled, so the device is finished once the tank runs dry.

Eco, Normal and Boost: what the modes change

The Drip'n EVO 63K has three power modes, and Envi lists a coil setup and wattage for each:

• Eco: alternating single mesh coil, 1.2 ohm, 9W
• Normal: alternating single mesh coil, 1.2 ohm, 12W
• Boost: dual mesh coil, 0.6 ohm, 20W

A mesh coil is the heating element that turns e-liquid into vapour. Ohms measure the coil's electrical resistance, and watts measure the power sent to it. In general, lower resistance and higher wattage vaporize more liquid per puff. Eco and Normal use the same single coil and differ only in power (9W versus 12W). Boost changes both: it switches to a dual mesh coil at half the resistance and runs at 20W.

How mode choice affects the 20 mL tank

In general, each mode trades vapour per puff against how long the tank lasts. Because Boost sends more power through a lower-resistance coil, it can draw down the 20 mL tank faster than Eco. If you spend most of your time in Boost, you're likely to end further from the rated 63,000 puffs than if you mostly use Eco or Normal. The modes are adjustable, so how long the tank lasts depends on the mode you use most, together with how long and how often you draw.

Envi also lists adjustable airflow. Airflow and mode are separate controls: airflow changes how open or restricted the draw feels, while the mode sets the power going to the coil.

Reading the display and recharging

Envi gives the EVO 63K a digital display that shows battery level, e-liquid level and the active mode. The two level readings tell you different things. A low battery reading means the device needs a recharge. A low e-liquid reading means the device is close to the end of its life, and recharging won't add any liquid.

The EVO 63K recharges through a Type-C port, and Envi states that the cable is not included. You'll need to supply your own USB Type-C cable.

Health Canada's battery tips for vaping devices apply here. Read the manufacturer's instructions for storing and recharging the device. Don't exceed the recommended charging time. Don't modify the device. Don't use or charge it near oxygen sources, such as pressurized containers used for oxygen therapy.

Iced fruit, plain fruit and mint in the EVO 63K range

Most listings in our Drip'n EVO 63K range end in "Ice", so ice is the main way the range divides. Start by deciding whether you want a cooling finish at all. Iced single-fruit listings include Grape Ice, Blood Orange Ice, Strawberry Ice, Juicy Peach Ice and a raspberry iced listing. Listings without ice include Green Apple, Triple Berry, and a mango, peach and watermelon blend. The mint listings, Fresh Mint Ice and a spearmint iced listing, are iced as well.

Some listing names don't state a specific fruit. For those, the product page and the flavour profile filters beside the grid tell you more than the name does. You can also browse across brands with our iced flavour range, fruit flavour range and menthol and mint flavour range.

Multi-fruit blends and recurring fruits

Several EVO 63K listings combine three fruits in one name:

• lychee, mango and melon (iced)
• raspberry, peach and mango (iced)
• strawberry, kiwi and banana (iced)
• watermelon, cantaloupe and honeydew (iced)

Pineapple and coconut is a two-fruit iced pairing.

Peach and mango each turn up in several listings, and melons of one kind or another appear in several others. If you have one fruit in mind, compare every listing that includes it before choosing. The names show which other fruits are in each blend and whether ice is added.

The EVO 63K among our Drip'n lines

Puff'Dis sells the Drip'n by Envi EVO 63K to adults 19+ in Canada, alongside three other Drip'n by Envi lines: the Drip'n by Envi EVO 28K, the Drip'n by Envi 70K and the Drip'n by Envi 16K. The puff rating, tank size, modes and coil figures on this page come from Envi's EVO 63K specifications. Don't assume they apply to the other lines. For other brands, see our full disposable vape range.