Buy Hellvape Helheim S30 RDTA features a column-free deck with a double coil construction platform, and the advantage of having two coils is that it evaporates the vapor better and produces a satisfying enough flavor.


The Hellvape RDTA comes with a large 12ml vape juice capacity, enough for several days of vaping time, so you can vape freely for a while. The bottom plus side airflow gives you the smoothest way to inhale and the most exciting throat hit. And the dual honeycomb airflow system helps you dissipate heat better and prevents excessive heat from causing cotton to burn.

6 coil wicking wires can help you get more vapor. Two pre-installed 0.42ohm Ni80 Coils bring you substantial clouds and an exciting throat hit. The visible glass tube allows you to clearly see the capacity of the vape juice. With BF Pin can be connected well with squonk mod.

We've offered three premium colors for you to choose from. Each of them is stylish and generous.

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GeekVape Sonder U Pod System Kit

Sonder U Kit is powered by a built-in 1000mAh battery with 20W max and Type-C charging. Designed with slim body, Sonder U is easy to carry and comfortable to hold. It has no button and adopts auto draw design to be user-friendly for all. Sonder U is compatible with the GeekVape U Cartridge with 2ml e-juice capacity and 0.7Ω coil resistance to bring you stellar MTL and restricted DTL vaping experience. The clear view pod makes it easy to check to e-juice level. Fit for nic salt e-juice, Sonder U is best for beginners.

Details:
1. Compact and handy, easy to carry
2. Designed with auto draw, easy to use
3. MTL and restricted DTL vaping experience
4. Built-in 1000mAh battery, 20W max output
5. Compatible with GeekVape U Cartridge
6. 0.7Ω coil resistance, 2ml e-juice capacity
7. Clear view pod, easy to check e-juice level




OXVA Origin SE Kit

Origin SE Kit is designed with small body and big cloud. It comes with 1400mAh built-in battery and 5-40W output power range. It is compatible with Unicoil series (0.3ohm/0.5ohm/1.0ohm), which will provide rich flavor & anti-leaking vaping experience. In addition, Origin SE Pod kit also comes with the designs of adaptive matching output power, lock function, adjustable airflow and adjustable wattage. There are the indicators to show you the status of battery. The pod is a visible pod with 3.5ml capacity (standard).

Details:
1. Small body, big cloud
2. 40W max output
3. Auto-draw & manual
4. Compatible with Unicoil series coil (0.3ohm/0.5ohm/1.0ohm)
5. Adjustable airflow
6. 1400mAh built-in battery
7. Rich flavor & anti-leaking
8. Adaptive matching output power
9. Power display
10. Adjustable wattage, lock function
11. 5V/2A type-c fast charging
12. Visible pod with 3.5ml capacity (standard)
13. A lanyard is included in the package

Freemax MD Mesh Pod is designed for the latest Maxpod 3 Pod system, which is so different from the other pods produced by Freemax. What makes MD Mesh Pod so different?

First, MD Mesh Pod applies spanking-new FM SaltCoilTech 4.0 mesh coil technology that can not only offer you strong throat hit and intense nicotine satisfaction like FM SaltCoilTech 3.0 but also significantly improve the flavors and coil lifespan. The core of FM SaltCoilTech 4.0 lies in the 50% increase in tea fiber and the use of innovatively-quenched SS904L mesh.

Second, this pod is designed with a top filling system that is ISO 8317 Child Resistant Certified. All you have to do is easily detach the mouthpiece and insert the e-liquid bottle into the hole to start filling.



What’s more, the MD Mesh Pod is a 2mL refillable pod with an integrated coil and it currently comes with 0.8ohm or 1.2ohm coil. The mouthpiece is ergonomically shaped to fit your lips and offer a comfortable vaping experience. At the bottom of the MD Mesh Pod, there is a container that can store e-liquid to avoid any leaking problems.

Enjoy thrilling flavor and vapor on this portable SOLUS 2, attaching a built-in battery of 700mAh and a type-c cable account -
ing for long-lasting vaping. Thanks to the dual airflow design, the taste is boosted in variety and satisfaction, both RDL and
MTL are available just by switching the installation of the pod.

SOLUS 2 - SMOK® | Innovation Keeps Changing the Vaping Experience

Each coil is like what a dollar something compared to a few for just a single prebuilt.. And doesn't have that nasty new coil taste could just burn it off

Welcome back for another Z-Lee review. Today we'll be taking a look at the newly released FreeMaX Marvos X which is the latest iteration of the Marvos Pod series consisting of the Marvos T, Marvos 60W, Marvos 80W, and the Marvos S 60W. All of these pod systems use FreeMaX's MS-series coils and are all cross-compatible with one another - even the new CRC Pod that comes with the Marvos X can be used on any of the previous Marvos Pod Mods. Similarly, the new MS CoilTech 5.0 (Double-D) coils found in the Marvos X also work in this way. I absolutely love when companies stick with compatibility parameters so that their products can be used interchangeably.

We'll be taking a bit of a different approach with today's review because there are so pictures to be added to show the UI color functions and options. We'll be going into everything with just as much depth as before, but will be giving you a more brief intro with much of the information that can be found on FreeMaX's website. Besides, I think their website has a much better presentation than the still photos you'll find in this review. You'll be able to access an interactive display showing the 10 different lighting modes of the Marvos X visually which I can only describe to you in words, and you can also check out their RBG UI color sampler which has over 16.5 million different options. I think you'll be able to find a color that works for you.


I want to thank @Freemax_Jerry for reaching out to do this review. It's a tad bit overdue, but you can be assured that I put this kit through it's paces. As always, I'll remain as unbias and objective as I can while also adding subjective opinions and thoughts throughout. If you have any questions or comments about this kit such as "Why are your reviews so long?" or what have you, feel free to leave a response or PM me.

Alright, let's dig in!

(All photos can be clicked on for easier reading/viewing)

Hey just wanted to stop by here and share my experiences vaping and now that I've quit for those of you wondering just how bad vaping is for the body and how I've felt since I quit. I started vaping back when it all first started to kinda hit mainstream in 2012. I started with crappy pen vapes like the eGo from Joytech that would leak all over my pants/shorts and always gave crappy hits. Like everyone else I eventually graduated to full-on mods and building my coils myself etc. From the day I started, I was a pretty heavy vaper. I worked from home (even back then) and could basically vape all day. And I did. Quitting smoking to vape had positive changes immediately. I stopped wheezing and I snored far less at night. However, I noticed that, even years later, I would tire out rather quickly when exercising. My blood/oxygen levels were always fine when I went to the doctor, but while exercising my lungs struggled to replenish oxygen to my muscles.

Fast forward almost a decade and I had become tired of the hassle of vaping. Building coils, charging batteries, hauling it around with me. I got sick of it. It had also become a pain to find/buy the fluids that I had been using for years. Saints Vapors went out of business and they created my daily driver. Other favorites went out of business or could only afford to produce one flavor. I just got sick of it and started buying zero nicotine of whatever I could find. I did that for a month or two and woke up one day with no fluid and just decided to not buy any more. That was it. I quit.

It's now been six months since I quit. I used to drink a can of Red Bull every day and people told me that when I quit I would feel much better. I did and felt no different at all. At first I thought quitting vaping was the same thing. I felt no different. I still don't feel much different, but what I've noticed as time has gone on is the stuff coming out of my lungs. The first two months it was nothing. I literally couldn't tell that I had quit. Then it started happening. Hacking up huge globs of what looks like clear jelly. I just hacked another one up five minutes ago (six months after quitting), which prompted me to write this. I'm still hacking it up all this time later. But what I've noticed is that my lungs are finally clearing and I'm able to exercise like I haven't been able to in decades without becoming exhausted or feeling like I'm going to pass out. Who knows what having that glycol in my lungs all this time will do to my lifespan, but it's pretty freaky hacking this stuff up so long after quitting.

So while I do think that vaping is probably healthier than smoking, it is not perfectly healthy to do. So I would try to quit if you can. I found the hardest thing to quit was the activity of vaping and not the nicotine. I hadn't had any nicotine for two months before I quit, but vaping had become a physical tick almost. I still get brain "pings" to vape when I do certain things, but they have definitely waned over time. I will never vape or smoke again and I'm glad I finally broke the chain. Good luck!

Salutations my fellow vaperinos from all around the globe.

Sunday morning here and it's time to review another product from my friends over at Freemax.

Today i will look at the baby sister of the Maxus Solo,do not despair the performance is the same,just called it baby sister because it is a tad smaller and only uses 18650 batteries.

If you're familiar with my reviews i do like to ease my way in by starting with some pictures that will give you a nice overall view of the device and it's capabilities.

Colors:



Contents in the box:



Specs:



Features:



FM CHIP 2.0:



Top fill:



Coils:



Marvos X Mod
Size: 100.7×32.7×26.2mm (Including pod)
Battery: 1X 18650 (not included)
Display: 0.96in OLED colour screen – change screen colours too
Output: 5-100W (0.7-4.2V)
User modes: Variable Wattage, Smart, VPC, Bypass
Type C USB charging – 2A charge rate
Resistance range: 0.1-3ohm
LED body lights with different colours and display options
Locking switch
Adjustable airflow for pod
FM chip 2.0

Unboxing and first impressions:

Removed the wrap from the box and slid it open,yep everything there neatly packaged.
No need to go out shopping for nothing,it comes with everything you need to start vaping (assuming you have a 18650 battery at home).

Took everything out of the box and made sure everything was there,let us look at the mod/pod combo...hmm.
Gotta say i am not a fan of pod like devices,normally they make beautiful,gorgeous mods but on top they just slap an ugly plastic tank and it just messes up the whole look.
Lucky for me this is not the case,this looks like a proper tank and it goes well with the mod, kudos to Freemax for taking the time to make sure the mod and tank match in looks AND quality.

The mod/combo doesn't feel cheap,good and solid feel when holding it and when it come up to my ''grip'' test it didn't disappoint.

My patented,worldwide renown grip test is pretty straightforward,grip the device and squeeze it hard.
By doing this it gives me an idea of how well made the device is,i squeeze and pay good attention to any weird noises that may pop up...in this case happy to report i heard nothing.
No clicks,clacks,snips,snaps,clickity clacks or snippity snaps...nothing.

I got big hands so the Marvos X did seem a bit small in my hands but nevertheless it didn't feel odd when holding it.
I appreciate the fact that where the leather (pleather?¿) patch is,i got the green version), it didn't feel ''spongy'',just nice and firm.

Vaping time:

Knew the menu and LCD options of the Marvos X would require ample time to play around with so decided to prime the coil and let it sit for awhile soaking up the sweet nectar of the gods.
After a thorough wash and rinse of the pod i inserted the coil (0.15ohm MS-D mesh coil), insertion itself couldn't be simpler,no turns or twists or special markings you gotta follow,just push in and you're all set.

Let us power it up,insertion of the 18650 is pretty simple.
Just remove the leather covered panel which is well held up in place with some strong magnets and insert the battery,personally i prefer the slide in method but this also works.

Menu operation is quite simple:

Hold bot + and - together to lock the wattage
Little switch on the bottom with locks the mod altogether,similar to the lock on the Aegis but this is smaller and positioned in a different place

Three quick clicks of the fire button and voila!! you're in the menu,from here you can choose any of the 4 output modes (Power,Smart,VPC and Bypass) and fiddle around with the LCD options if you're into that.

Ok so like 25 minutes have gone by and I've played around with the menu long enough,need me some inhaling,time to rock'n'roll baby!!

Place pod on the Marvos X (no 510 thou,bit sad to be honest) and the ohm reading is exactly as stated on the coil,0.15 ohms.
0.15 ohm coil is rated at 60-80 watts so time to break the coil in,start low at 30 watts and keep going up.

Even thou this coil goes up to 80 watts i settled on a measly 48 watts with half the airflow closed down,that right there was my sweet spot.
We all vape differently so this might be a tad low for you,but at 48 watts is where i reached vaping Nirvana.

Used this coil for 5 days straight and not one problem or hiccup,decided to try out the 0.25 ohm coil (rated for 30-50 watts).

This coil also delivered in taste,flavor,hit and cloud production but then again what else can you expect from Freemax,when it comes to coils they do know their business and always deliver.

Wish it was a mod that could hold a 21700 battery,if you use the 0.25 ohm battery It's all ol but with the 0.15 ohm coil you will need to replace the 18650 battery quite often.
Not a deal breaker but a 21700 battery option would have been better.

One minor issue i encountered and not sure if it's an issue with the chip or its supposed to do this.

When firing the mod the change screen changes you see a graphic icon going in a circle,like a snake going around in circles,in the center of that you see the time the fire button is pressed.

Well after letting go of the fire button that screen ''freezes'' for about 3 seconds and then goes back to you regular screen where all the info is detailed.
Again not sure if this is designed to do so it is something wrong with the chip,not saying its a bad thing but it kinda bothered me.

Screen wise nothing to complain about,it's bright and it shows all the info you need but... well the ohms that are in the top right of the screen is hard to read,even with glasses and depending on the theme color you chose it might be impossible to read properly.

Then again it could an issue with my eye sight and my reading glasses,if that is the case then i need to get my eyes checked again.

Final comment is reserved for the LCD's.
These are a thing of beauty,once i looked around in the LCD menu and saw ''Tetris'' mode i knew i had to use this.
Tetris and Waterfall mode are my favorites,granted i don't use the LCD feature that much but they look beautiful and will light you up like when you see a Christmas tree.

Granted this is a feature that some might not use but at least if you're like me it is something you will be tempter to use even if it is sporadically.

I love using the LCDs of the Marvos X when driving at night or just in my room when I'm watching a movie or tv series.

Pros:

Solid,durable and well made mod+pod combo
Coils are excellent keeping in line with what Freemax has us use to
LCD lights look bright and beautiful
Able to lock the mod with just a slide lock

Cons:

Would have preferred if this mod could take a 21700 battery


On a personal note and this is a big con but just for me.
Due to my geographical location (Spain) it is an impossibility to acquire Freemax coils.
There is no vaping store (online or B&M shop) that has them,i could order them from some other country (China for example) but the delivery charges on top of the risk of getting overcharged by the Spanish post office makes it impossible for me to get them.

Would i recommend this device:

Answer to this question is a resounding YES!! but with a small caveat,you need to have the ability to procure them coils at a good price.
In my case each coil would be almost 8 bucks,and that is if it doesn't get stopped by the thieves at the Spanish Customs Postal Service,if they were stopped the price of each coil would probably be around the 10 dollar mark.

More info about the Freemax Marvos X 100w right here:

Marvos X 100W Kit | Taste the Clouds, Feel the Flavors!

Thanks to all my friends at Freemax and specially @Freemax_Jerry for giving me the chance to review for them.

Hope you enjoyed reading my review

Salutations my fellow vaperinos from all around the globe.

Sunday morning here and it's time to review another product from my friends over at Freemax.

Today i will look at the baby sister of the Maxus Solo,do not despair the performance is the same,just called it baby sister because it is a tad smaller and only uses 18650 batteries.

If you're familiar with my reviews i do like to ease my way in by starting with some pictures that will give you a nice overall view of the device and it's capabilities.

Colors:



Contents in the box:



Specs:



Features:



FM CHIP 2.0:



Top fill:



Coils:



Marvos X Mod
Size: 100.7×32.7×26.2mm (Including pod)
Battery: 1X 18650 (not included)
Display: 0.96in OLED colour screen – change screen colours too
Output: 5-100W (0.7-4.2V)
User modes: Variable Wattage, Smart, VPC, Bypass
Type C USB charging – 2A charge rate
Resistance range: 0.1-3ohm
LED body lights with different colours and display options
Locking switch
Adjustable airflow for pod
FM chip 2.0

Unboxing and first impressions:

Removed the wrap from the box and slid it open,yep everything there neatly packaged.
No need to go out shopping for nothing,it comes with everything you need to start vaping (assuming you have a 18650 battery at home).

Took everything out of the box and made sure everything was there,let us look at the mod/pod combo...hmm.
Gotta say i am not a fan of pod like devices,normally they make beautiful,gorgeous mods but on top they just slap an ugly plastic tank and it just messes up the whole look.
Lucky for me this is not the case,this looks like a proper tank and it goes well with the mod, kudos to Freemax for taking the time to make sure the mod and tank match in looks AND quality.

The mod/combo doesn't feel cheap,good and solid feel when holding it and when it come up to my ''grip'' test it didn't disappoint.

My patented,worldwide renown grip test is pretty straightforward,grip the device and squeeze it hard.
By doing this it gives me an idea of how well made the device is,i squeeze and pay good attention to any weird noises that may pop up...in this case happy to report i heard nothing.
No clicks,clacks,snips,snaps,clickity clacks or snippity snaps...nothing.

I got big hands so the Marvos X did seem a bit small in my hands but nevertheless it didn't feel odd when holding it.
I appreciate the fact that where the leather (pleather?¿) patch is,i got the green version), it didn't feel ''spongy'',just nice and firm.

Vaping time:

Knew the menu and LCD options of the Marvos X would require ample time to play around with so decided to prime the coil and let it sit for awhile soaking up the sweet nectar of the gods.
After a thorough wash and rinse of the pod i inserted the coil (0.15ohm MS-D mesh coil), insertion itself couldn't be simpler,no turns or twists or special markings you gotta follow,just push in and you're all set.

Let us power it up,insertion of the 18650 is pretty simple.
Just remove the leather covered panel which is well held up in place with some strong magnets and insert the battery,personally i prefer the slide in method but this also works.

Menu operation is quite simple:

Hold bot + and - together to lock the wattage
Little switch on the bottom with locks the mod altogether,similar to the lock on the Aegis but this is smaller and positioned in a different place

Three quick clicks of the fire button and voila!! you're in the menu,from here you can choose any of the 4 output modes (Power,Smart,VPC and Bypass) and fiddle around with the LCD options if you're into that.

Ok so like 25 minutes have gone by and I've played around with the menu long enough,need me some inhaling,time to rock'n'roll baby!!

Place pod on the Marvos X (no 510 thou,bit sad to be honest) and the ohm reading is exactly as stated on the coil,0.15 ohms.
0.15 ohm coil is rated at 60-80 watts so time to break the coil in,start low at 30 watts and keep going up.

Even thou this coil goes up to 80 watts i settled on a measly 48 watts with half the airflow closed down,that right there was my sweet spot.
We all vape differently so this might be a tad low for you,but at 48 watts is where i reached vaping Nirvana.

Used this coil for 5 days straight and not one problem or hiccup,decided to try out the 0.25 ohm coil (rated for 30-50 watts).

This coil also delivered in taste,flavor,hit and cloud production but then again what else can you expect from Freemax,when it comes to coils they do know their business and always deliver.

Wish it was a mod that could hold a 21700 battery,if you use the 0.25 ohm battery It's all ol but with the 0.15 ohm coil you will need to replace the 18650 battery quite often.
Not a deal breaker but a 21700 battery option would have been better.

One minor issue i encountered and not sure if it's an issue with the chip or its supposed to do this.

When firing the mod the change screen changes you see a graphic icon going in a circle,like a snake going around in circles,in the center of that you see the time the fire button is pressed.

Well after letting go of the fire button that screen ''freezes'' for about 3 seconds and then goes back to you regular screen where all the info is detailed.
Again not sure if this is designed to do so it is something wrong with the chip,not saying its a bad thing but it kinda bothered me.

Screen wise nothing to complain about,it's bright and it shows all the info you need but... well the ohms that are in the top right of the screen is hard to read,even with glasses and depending on the theme color you chose it might be impossible to read properly.

Then again it could an issue with my eye sight and my reading glasses,if that is the case then i need to get my eyes checked again.

Final comment is reserved for the LCD's.
These are a thing of beauty,once i looked around in the LCD menu and saw ''Tetris'' mode i knew i had to use this.
Tetris and Waterfall mode are my favorites,granted i don't use the LCD feature that much but they look beautiful and will light you up like when you see a Christmas tree.

Granted this is a feature that some might not use but at least if you're like me it is something you will be tempter to use even if it is sporadically.

I love using the LCDs of the Marvos X when driving at night or just in my room when I'm watching a movie or tv series.

Pros:

Solid,durable and well made mod+pod combo
Coils are excellent keeping in line with what Freemax has us use to
LCD lights look bright and beautiful
Able to lock the mod with just a slide lock

Cons:

Would have preferred if this mod could take a 21700 battery


On a personal note and this is a big con but just for me.
Due to my geographical location (Spain) it is an impossibility to acquire Freemax coils.
There is no vaping store (online or B&M shop) that has them,i could order them from some other country (China for example) but the delivery charges on top of the risk of getting overcharged by the Spanish post office makes it impossible for me to get them.

Would i recommend this device:

Answer to this question is a resounding YES!! but with a small caveat,you need to have the ability to procure them coils at a good price.
In my case each coil would be almost 8 bucks,and that is if it doesn't get stopped by the thieves at the Spanish Customs Postal Service,if they were stopped the price of each coil would probably be around the 10 dollar mark.

More info about the Freemax Marvos X 100w right here:

Marvos X 100W Kit | Taste the Clouds, Feel the Flavors!

Thanks to all my friends at Freemax and specially @Freemax_Jerry for giving me the chance to review for them.

Hope you enjoyed reading my review

I do prefer not adding any flavors to my eliq., mainly because I'm just lazy and it's always been easier for me to not add steps that don't necessarily need to be added. I mean, I already have to measure out three 'ingredients' to get to the 'unflavored' point, and that's good enough for me. Most of the time..

I have recently created a 'flavor rack' of Blackberry Mojito, 7Leaves Ultimate, Oak Wood, and Connecticut Shade. I purchased these flavors from Bull City.

My 'flavor experiments' usually live in a 10ml bottle and I am sorta excited to experiment with the latter three tobacco flavors. The Blackberry Mojito gets singularly united with the 'unflavored base'.

Looking to pick up a nicer regulated squonk. Preferably one that uses xstar bottles or some other readily available replacement, or has a few gently used bottles included. Doesn't need to be in perfect condition but must function normally (obviously). Really interested in an Mkey 60 or a BMM, (if thats even possible these days) Located in the states.

VOOPOO Vmate E Pod Kit

Vmate E Kit is a pod system kit that adopts industry-leading ITO taste innovation tech. It is designed with 5A freshness tech to bring you amazing vaping experience: anti-light, anti-bacterial, anti-volatile, anti-oxidant and anti-dust. Besides, it also comes with the designs of air-tight silicone ring, air-tight silicone seal and dual hole leakage-proof structure. Vmate E Pod Kit has 1200mAh built-in battery capacity and 3ml (standard) e-juice capacity. You can adjust the air to enjoy loose MTL to light MTL vaping.

Details:
1. Industry-leading ITO taste innovation tech
2. Ultimate MTL vaping
3. 5A freshness-seal tech: anti-light, anti-bacterial, anti-volatile, anti-oxidant, anti-dust
4. Antibacterial mouthpiece, infinite reassuring
5. Air-tight silicone ring, air-tight silicone seal, dual hole leakage-proof structure
6. 1200mAh battery, GENE.AI chip
7. Puffing pressure regulation
8. Air adjustment: loose MTL to light MTL
9. Multi-layer leakage-proof
10. Type-C charging




VOOPOO Vmate Kit Infinity Edition

Vmate Infinity Kit is powered by a built-in 900mAh battery with 17W max and Type-C fast charging. It is equipped with Vmate V2 Pod with a built-in 0.7Ω coil and 3ml capacity in the package and fit for VOOPOO V.THRU Pro Pod. Vmate Infinity Edition also features fully-lip design, auto draw design and auto power matching. Supported by the upgraded ITO technology, it can bring you an original sweet flavor. The antibacterial mouthpiece can provide you with reassured vaping experience. It is also designed with the dual hole structure to isolate the condensates and prevent leakage. Just get it.

Details:
1. Built-in 900mAh battery with 17W max output
2. Equipped with Vmate V2 Pod with a built-in 0.7Ω coil
3. Compatible with VOOPOO V.THRU Pro Pod Cartridge
4. 3ml e-juice capacity, easy refilling system
5. Brand new design with brilliant colors and imaginary meanings
6. Adopts upgraded ITO technology for original sweet flavor
7. Silver ion mouthpiece for reassured vaping experience
8. Fully-lip design, auto draw design and auto power matching
9. Adopts 5 freshness seal technique
10. Anti-light/anti-bacterial/anti-volatile/anti-oxidant/anti-dust

This is kinda tasty. I have a 1% blackberry mojito thorn in my nic side occasionally, maybe that has something to do with it.. I'm a bit peeved that the carts have gone from $10 to now $15. I've seen the cost swing like this before though. The hardware here is an Evolv DNA60. I got it puttin' 52 watts or a bit more than 28 volts into a coil, or cup, readin' 155 ohms.

Item name: $USCO Billet Box panels - mission switch - purple
Price: $34 shipped in the US
Condition: well used, some scratches and missing a magnet. Does not affect fit or function. All corners intact.
Location: US-VA

PP FF, cashapp, zelle. Thanks!

Starting this morning I’ve had problems viewing threads with an iPhone, an iPad and a couple computers.

Cloudflare gets stuck in the “checking browser” loop. Sometimes it takes a few minutes and then I can get to a thread. Other times I can’t get to any thread at all.

It’s only with this website. Every other website is fine.

I am not running any browser plugins whatsoever. I’ve rebooted my router, same problem.

This problem did not exist last night.

Somewhere something changed.

I would just like everything to work, as it did.

I've been using Barista Brew salted caramel macchiato ejuice for a couple of years and want to switch to salt nic. They do have the same flavor in a salt but I don't know what percentage of pg it is. Does anyone know, or can you recommend another brand with a very similar flavor in a salt?
Thanks!

$20 shipped
Condition:Good
Location:US-MO
Comments:The pod needs to be replaced. The charge door is missing.
Link to Photos: https://i.imgur.com/e8wA689.jpg https://i.imgur.com/WBs94WZ.jpg?2 https://i.imgur.com/SAUeiXZ.jpg?1

Up for grabs:

Dovpo Basium dual battery squonk mod in decent used condition. Functions as new, including the fact the B battery drains marginally faster than the A battery. Been that way since I took it out of the shrink wrap. Includes one used bottle, one new bottle and two bottle carriers. I prefer this mod over the Topside Duals I've owned in the past.

Asgard Mini in decent used condition. What you see is what you get, no spares. The deck is an authentic black deck, the top cap is a stainless Ulton cap which I applied a brushed finish to. It does what Asgard Minis do - it chucks.

Selling as a package only. $58 to your door in the US. PP FF, cashapp, zelle. Prefer to sell but will entertain trades for boro bits.

Hello guys,

I have a problem, I need a bottle for my E-juice, that I can have in my pocket without getting juice all over. gorilla bottles works for 10 minutes, then start dripping. I had a Coil Father Pump Dispenser, but it is a few years and not working. Trying to find these again but they are all out, everywhere. How do you store your juice when on the fly? to be able to refill a couple of times every day without getting the juice all over hands, mod and clothes

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I’m very pleased to be back with you so soon with another review for OXVA. This time I was sent the Oxva Origin SE pod mod by Oxva in order to provide a fair and honest review. I just came off the review for the Xlim V2 and liked it very much so I’m really hoping this is going to be another great one. The SE has a logo so to speak of Small Body, Big Cloud. It has a 1400mah internal battery with 2A fast charging that will charge to 80% in just 30 minutes. It has a power range of 5-40 watts which I think is very good for a device of this size. It has adjustable airflow, a liquid capacity of 3.5ml, and uses the familiar Unicoils. Sounds pretty good right? Well, let’s take a look at some information first then I’ll tell you my thoughts on it.





WHAT’S IN THE BOX?



SPECIFICATIONS:

Output Power: 5-40W

Battery: 1400mAh

Charging: Type-C 5V/2A

Material: PC+PCTG

Device Size: 102*22*28.6mm

Pod Capacity: 3.5ml (standard)

Resistance Range: 0.25-3.0ohm

Drip Tip: 510 drip tip

Refilling Type: Side filling

Airflow Control: Internal adjustable airflow

Color: Matte Black, Silver Gray, Sakura Pink, Tiffany Blue, Gradient Blue, Gradient Gold, Gradient Green, Magenta Pink




FEATURES:

1. Small body, big cloud

2. 40W max output

3. Auto-draw & manual

4. Compatible with Unicoil series coil (0.3ohm/0.5ohm/1.0ohm)

5. Adjustable airflow

6. 1400mAh built-in battery

7. Rich flavor & anti-leaking

8. Adaptive matching output power

9. Power display

10. Adjustable wattage, lock function

11. 5V/2A type-c fast charging

12. Visible pod with 3.5ml capacity (standard)
















INITIAL THOUGHTS:

The packaging for the Origin SE is a simple slide out tray inside the very nice looking outer cover. On the front are the Oxva and Origin SE names printed on a blue background along with a picture of an Origin SE. However, this isn’t necessarily the one inside the box. If you look in the lower corner you’ll see a sticker indicating that the device inside is actually matte black.

The back side of the back is a brief description of the SE along with a list of contents, Oxva company information, and a scratch and check authenticity label.





On one side of the box is the name of the designer who is Justin Lai. If you’ve seen other items from Oxva then you’ve probably seen his name before. It has been on each sample I’ve received for review. On the opposite side are four of the main features of the device listed with an icon for each.



Once the tray is slid out from the outer shell then the SE is visible along with an accessory box on one side. As you can see in the picture below, I received the matte black version. I was really hoping for one of the gradient ones but I believe review samples are sent out randomly without choosing colors.

The SE comes with the 3.5ml pod on the mod and the .3 ohm Unicoil is already installed in the pod. However, there is a safety seal over the bottom of the coil and pod so that it isn’t accidentally fired before filling the pod with liquid. On the seal is the writing “airflow direction for auto draw” and the words “Tear it off”. I should have paid more attention to this sticker. I will explain more later.

The bottom of the pod has two magnets that hold the pod securely in place. There are not electrical contacts like we see on many pods because this one uses replaceable coils with an airflow control ring that makes contact with the mod electrical contacts. The pod meets up with the two spring loaded gold plated contacts in the pod opening on the mod. It is held in place by the two magnets. The oval shaped black rubber is where the airflow sensor is located. It faces the pod and that is where the airflow ring directs the airflow to activate it.









I told you I would explain this earlier so here I go. The sticker on the bottom of the coil and pod is trying to tell you that the airflow opening on the control ring needs to be pointed in that direction. Don’t be a dummy like me and not pay attention. There is even a small picture in the owner’s manual that shows how it must be inserted for the auto draw to work correctly. I had left the owner’s manual at work and ended up sending my rep a message that the auto draw wasn’t working correctly. She sent me the pictures that I’m going to show you and it worked perfectly after that. As a matter of fact, I was surprised how well it worked with the airflow open completely and vaping DL. So, the moral of the story is don’t be a dummy like me and pay attention to the literature. The first picture is actually the one that is in the manual. In all fairness, I think this is the first device I’ve seen where the airflow sensor is horizontal instead of vertical in the pod opening. Really it’s a great design by Oxva.







The pod itself is somewhat tinted which can make viewing the liquid level slightly difficult if you aren’t in good lighting. The drip tip is a standard 510 drip tip which you can replace with your favorite one if you like. The coils are simply pushed into the pod once the airflow control ring is attached to the coil.

In the picture below you can see the mesh .3 ohm coil through the drip tip opening on the pod. This coil placement being so close to the drip tip makes for a really warm and flavorful vapor using the .3 ohm coil. I found that if I chain vaped for very long that it got hot enough that is was slightly uncomfortable. However, I don’t really like a hot vapor where others might. Either way, it performs very well as long as I don’t get carried away chain vaping.





The pod is filled through a side fill port that has the usual rubber plug used on many pods. However, this one can be rotated out of the way for filling which I like. If I have to deal with a plug then I want to be able to move it out of the way so I can fill the pod. The fill port opening is fairly large and should accommodate most bottles for filling. The Oxva X is molded onto the fill plug.



The Origin SE kit comes with the .3 ohm mesh Unicoil rated at 30-40 watts that I have already mentioned but also comes with a .5 ohm Unicoil rated for 20-25 watts. It isn’t included but there is also a 1.0 ohm coil available that is rated for 10-15 watts.



Now let’s take a look at the Origin SE mod itself. It does not have a display screen but does have Adaptive Matching Output Power. It also offers three different output ranges. The SE has an internal battery capacity of 1400mah and has an output range of 5-40 watts. The SE has minimal branding. On one side is the Oxva name and Origin SE on the front where the fire button is located.

It’s not only a fire button but has a couple other important functions like allowing you to change between three different power levels thanks to the Photon Chip and its Adaptive Matching Output Power function. It senses the coil resistance and gives you three available output levels inside that particular range. Pretty impressive for a pod mod right?

- Press the fire button 5X to turn the SE on/off

- Press the fire button 3X to change the output level and one, two, or three lights on the front will illuminate depending on the output level chosen.

- Press the fire button 4X to lock/unlock the fire button

I didn’t see in the manual what the actual three ranges of wattage were for the three different coils so I asked my contact at Oxva and she was nice enough to provide the following chart.



The three lights on the front not only indicate the output level but also illuminate when you take a puff and depending on the charge level of the battery will indicate how much battery is left depending on the color. The battery indication is as follows.

- Green = 65-100%



- Blue = 30-65%





- Red = 0-30%



The Origin Se also uses the three lights to indicate other features as well.

- Vape over 8 seconds = 3 blue lights flash 3 times and stops working





- High Temp = 3 red lights flash 5 times and stops working





- Low Battery = 1 red light flashes 10 times



- Short circuit = 3 red lights flash 3 times







The USB-C charging port is located on the bottom of the SE which is as good a place as any. With the 2A charging rate, you can charge 80% of the battery in just 30 minutes.


FINAL THOUGHTS:

I have to hand it to Oxva. When they put out a new device, they put out a good one. Not long ago I reviewed the Xlim V2 and was thoroughly impressed with it. The Origin SE has also impressed me. For such a small device to have a nice sized battery at 1400mah and be packed with functions is really nice. It’s small enough that I was able to comfortably carry it in my front shirt pocket at work. The “Small body, Big Cloud” logo is definitely correct.

As I mentioned earlier, be sure to pay attention to facing the airflow opening on the control ring facing the airflow sensor when inserting the coil with the ring attached. Also, keep track of the ring. It threads onto the coils and you need to use it again each time you change a coil. It might have been nice if an extra one was included.

Both the .3 and .5 ohm Unicoils performed very well. Both gave a very flavorful vapor production while the .3 ohm coil of course produced a bit more vapor due to the higher wattage range. However, with only a 2-3 watt difference between the ranges on the .3 ohm coil, I found it a little too warm for my personal tastes and if I chain vaped then the tip actually got hot. The flavor production was very good but just a little too warm. I would have liked to see the low range for this coil closer to 30 watts or if there was more airflow available then I feel like I would have done better with it. The .5 ohm coil on the highest range was a better fit for me. Still a very flavorful vapor but not near as warm. These are just my personal preferences. I know some people like a warmer vapor.

So, would I recommend the Oxva Origin SE for you? To me there’s really nothing to not like about this pod mod besides I wish there was a little more airflow available for the .3 ohm Unicoil. It has adjustable airflow, 1400mah battery, fast charging, three available power levels for each different coil, a replaceable drip tip, auto draw and manual operation, and it looks nice too. I guess if I could change one thing it would be to make the pod top fill. Anyway, if you’re looking for a great pod mod then this one should be on your list to consider.

I’d like to thank Oxva for sending the Origin SE pod mod for this review. Also a special thanks to Jocelyn for helping me out with some details and my inability to read the manual properly. As always, thanks goes out to the readers. You made it to the end of another one of my reviews. Below is a link to the Oxva website where you can check out the Origin SE and some other really great products.


OXVA Origin SE, 1400mAh 40W Pod Mod with Unicoil

Twice I've been sold (not here) the wrong coils for my Geek Vape tank. So I thought I'd buy the tank they do fit. They are:
Geek Vape
Mesh M0.14 .14 ohm 60-80w
On the side it has:
K41 and M series etched.

Anyone know what tank uses these? I've spend a bunch of time looking at various sites but they alltend to group all these together and it's never clear (to me anyway) exactly what goes with what.

Thanks!