If I may, allow me to just add a proverbial "word to the wise" . . . when the Cloud was released - and this applies many times over with the EVO - it was branded as "the connoisseur's vape". That is so true. The EVO is sophisticated and nuanced. I compare it to the ritual of preparing and smoking a fine Cuban cigar. Or really good sex. There is a lot you can do with this device. When you look back in this thread (actually, more so in the first half) you'll notice in the sigs of many a long list of vapes; there is more vaping experience on this thread than anywhere else I know of. What most of us found is that there is a discovery curve with the EVO, as one learns its subtleties and flexibility. It's not just a vape, it's an experience. It's
fun to use.
Some new users - I'm not suggesting at all that this applies to you, IMHO this is just good to know - bought the EVO hearing how hard it can hit, and expected a fancier version of Da Buddha: Load, hammer, get blotto. While the EVO can certainly do that, it is much more. But these users were impatient. In reality, they were happier with a more basic device, which is perfectly fine; different strokes for different folks and all that blah blah. Consequently, I repeat the same suggestion that I and others have offered since the OG: Be patient with yourself. Try to puff that cigar down like candy and you'll just puke your guts out; be a slam-bam-thankyou-ma'am kinda guy and you'll get a lot less from the ladies. Treat the EVO like a lady and yourself like Rudy Valentino, and you'll be posting advice here for new users in the years to come. And remember, we're all here happy to help another addition to the crew.
I'll get off my soap box now.
Seriously though, you'll do yourself a favor by reading through the last several hundred pages of this thread. Take it a few pages at a time. There is a lot of valuable information that, besides answering all the usual questions like those above, adds info that a new user wouldn't think to ask about. 
