What DaVinci Does Differently
The Las Vegas company's signature is its "clean first" internals: zirconia ceramic mouthpieces and air paths, glass-lined ovens, and dosing tools built into the device itself. DaVinci vapes also report session data like estimated cannabinoid intake through their apps, which suits people who like to measure their sessions rather than guess. We've reviewed most of the range hands-on, so each pick below links to the full verdict where we have one.
The IQ Flagships
The DaVinci IQ3 tops the current range at around $299 with a larger capacity oven in the familiar metal chassis. The DaVinci IQ2 remains the sweet spot for precision: adjustable air flow, on-demand and session modes, and a removable 18650 battery, examined in depth in our IQ2 review. The limited IQ2 Carbon dresses the same platform in carbon fiber with extra accessories, and our IQ2 Carbon review weighs whether the edition justifies its price.
The Daily Driver
The DaVinci IQC trims the flagship formula to around $199 while keeping the clean vapor path and a swappable 18650 battery, which makes it the range's best everyday pick. Our IQC review covers how it holds up session to session.
The Pocket MIQRO Line
The DaVinci MIQRO-C brings the brand's smallest form factor up to date with USB-C at around $99, reviewed in full in our MIQRO-C review. The original DaVinci MIQRO still floats around at the same price, but the C revision's charging and refinements make it the one to buy. Both use a reducible oven that shines for small, controlled loads, ideal for discreet, short sessions.
Which DaVinci Should You Buy?
The IQC is the best answer for most people: flagship air path, replaceable battery, sensible price. Step up to the IQ2 or IQ3 for adjustable airflow and bigger sessions, or down to the MIQRO-C for the smallest pocket footprint. Conduction rewards technique, so pair whichever you choose with our grind guide and temperature guide, and put any two side by side with our comparison tool.