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Product introduction The Asmodus Lustro TC Box Mod, powered by dual 18650 sized batteries, is able to reach up to a maximum output of 200W. With a touch screen, the Lustro provides easy operation. The Lustro works with the latest GX-200-HUT chipset, making it a high-performance device in all...

Product introduction The Vaporesso Luxe Nano Touch Screen TC Kit, powered by a built-in 2500mAh battery, supports a maximum output of 80W. The Luxe Nano adopts 1.3-inch TFT color touch panel with IML design, providing a wide and edge-to-edge space for operation. As for the SKRR-S Mini Tank, it...

Aspire brings you yet another great new mod and tank kit. Introducing the even more powerful, more up to date, Skystar Revvo kit. It is a dual 18650, 210 watt mod with a 1.3 inch touch screen and the revolutionary Revvo tank. Aspire has broken the mold for a tank of this type and brings you an...

Hello everyone. Today we special present the Original Smoant Charon TS 218 Review. Hope you guys like it. Skip all the bull...., let's have a look at what we brought to you. Open the battery cover and this mod uses 2 x 18650 batteries. UI of Charon TS 218 is very neat. It’s easy to use...

Admittedly I don't "need" a touch screen mod, but I'm intrigued. The SMOK G-Priv has caught my attention but as expected it looks to be a bit "bulky" in order to fit those components in there for the active screen along with two 18650 bats. I'd really like to hear any opinions / experiences...

Hi everyone! I think now I can accurately do a review on this Mod. I was also given a STAR atomizer, which is made with stainless steel and pyrex glass. There are 2 adjustable airflow holes, one on top and one on bottom of atty. It also comes with a extra pyrex chamber, 2 xtra silicone...

Hi, I received a touchscreen mod from a company called " SMY " along with a atomomizer called " Star ". This woman had been emailing me forever to buy one of their vapes and told them I didn't have the money. Ends up, she said last week that she was going to send me a mod and atty. Well...

So its been almost two weeks since I've had the IPV 2 50 watt mod, and I'm very happy with it. I initially questioned if I would ever need to exceed 35 watts. The answer is yes. When using low sub-ohm coils, going above 35 watts is not unreasonable. But besides the extra power alone, the IPV 2...