I just got the Xpro m50 on Thursday and I'm not sure if there is a problem with mine or what. I have a Samsung 25r battery which was fully charged in it and after about an hour or so of vaping on a .45 (the mod reads at .35 but I've read most people's are reading .1 lower as well) at only 25-30 watts, it keeps kicking me down in wattage to the point where it won't even fire because it says there isn't enough battery power. It's supposed to do this when there's not enough power in the battery, but the on screen reading still shows the battery at ~80%. Anyone else having this problem? Is there a problem with my box? Or is there something I'm missing here? FYI I'm new to the vaping thing so I'm not very knowledgeable about most things. I'd like to find out soon whether or not I need to contact the seller, any input would be appreciated, thanks.
Smok Xpro M50 question
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It sounds like a problem with the mod. Do you have another battery you can try just to be sure?
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i'm newcomer here. just to say hi. Is this mod can make a lower build below than 0.5 ohm ?
Ok there been good and bad review abt the m-50. But I also own a m-50 I did have ohm jump or drop if its just .1 I wont be to worry about it. But as of you problem it seem to be a defect. I would advise you to reset it there a little button that you can use a paper clip or so to reset it. Thats how I fix my. But best of luck to you its a great little stealth mod for the price thats why im not gonna complain to much about it.
There's a video on how to fix the watts backing off issue. I don't know if this will fix your mod but it may be worth a shot.
https://youtu.be/PUDGszFNf4s
https://youtu.be/PUDGszFNf4s
I relieved some instances of the wattage backing down by cleaning the battry ends, screws that hold the bottom plate and adding dielectric grease to the battery and screw holes. Conductivity is the culprit. Also, be sure the 510 threads are clean. Cotton swab w/ isopropyl alcohol works.
Using .9 single coil @ 28W-32W, mine still backs down when the battery gets to 30%. I'm using VTC3 with a good amount of cycles, so I may be due for newer batts.
Using .9 single coil @ 28W-32W, mine still backs down when the battery gets to 30%. I'm using VTC3 with a good amount of cycles, so I may be due for newer batts.
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