Smoktech Vmax Owners - tips, tricks and quirks

[Optimo]

Seriously guys, can we stop the bickering? To those who have decided to buy a ProVari, why are you even in this thread? You have an entire sub-forum.

Said it before...people just don't understand how a device less than half the cost can be just as good so they come here and try to find every little tiny flaw they can.

In my opinion the VMax is the winner and my search for the perfect vape is finally over. I'm not going to "lie" about anything and everything I say is 100% true and comes from my own experience. If somebody elses experience is different that does not make what I say a lie. There's a wide number of factors that can change user experience.

I find it fun and entertaining when people come here to bost other devices over the device this thread is for. So I "bicker"?

 

[fuzzione]

Who's bickering?

I think I missed it too

 

[The Hill Giant]

Sorry. I'm sick and I guess I'm a little touchier than usual. Probably took it the wrong way.

On an unrelated note, anyone in here that uses Vivi Novas with aluminum tank tubes, the universal replacement heads that some vendors are selling don't fit if you use aluminum tubes. You can't tighten the top/bottom all the way because of the length of the head.

 

[Jimi D.]

Said it before...people just don't understand how a device less than half the cost can be just as good so they come here and try to find every little tiny flaw they can.

The main flaw is that the Vmax produces thin, hot, less flavor vapor. I've tried everything from atties to cartos to ce's and RBA's.

 

[Optimo]

The main flaw is that the Vmax produces thin, hot, less flavor vapor. I've tried everything from atties to cartos to ce's and RBA's.

Must be using the wrong resistance or doing something wrong then because I get the most flavorful thick plumes I ever had in combination with the Phoenix RA and I'm not the only one. That doesn't make it a flaw that makes it your opinion or user error.

 

[Jimi D.]

Must be using the wrong resistance or doing something wrong then because I get the most flavorful thick plumes I ever had in combination with the Phoenix RA and I'm not the only one. That doesn't make it a flaw that makes it your opinion or user error.

I've been vaping for 2 years now. I know what I'm doing The Vmax SUCKS!!!

 

[Optimo]

I've been vaping for 2 years now. I know what I'm doing The Vmax SUCKS!!!

Thanks for a good laugh I needed that. Now go to the Provari fanboi thread your opinion is no longer needed here.

 

[The Hill Giant]

Spoke too soon...

 

[Jimi D.]

Thanks for a good laugh I needed that. Now go to the Provari fanboi thread your opinion is no longer needed here.

I don't even have the Provari yet! But when I do I will compare the two!! But not on this lack of knowledge fanboy boring thread!

 

[440BB]

If I'm happy with what I have, I have no need to criticize other products and derail threads about them.

I have a Silver Bullet and know the Bolt (and now the plastic Bolt!) is a cheaper imitation. I enjoy my SB and see no reason to post in the Bolt threads. To do so would imply I'm a not satisfied and need to justify my purchase.

The title of this thread is Smoktech Vmax Owners - tips, tricks and quirks. I like to read about Vmax experiences. Let's stick to that.

 

[Optimo]

I don't even have the Provari yet! But when I do I will compare the two!! But not on this lack of knowledge fanboy boring thread!

Good for you bro...no need to get mad hahaha. You said the VMax SUCKS...so why are you still in a VMax thread? How many times do we need to hear you say this?

 

[classwife]

Off topic posts.

Thread Title: Smoktech Vmax Owners - tips, tricks and quirks


If you are not posting on topic, you are cordially invited to leave the thread.

 

[fuzzione]

The main flaw is that the Vmax produces thin, hot, less flavor vapor. I've tried everything from atties to cartos to ce's and RBA's.

I've been vaping for 2 years now. I know what I'm doing The Vmax SUCKS!!!

If you've been vaping that long you should know it's not your mod that produces the vapor and flavor but your head. The vmax simply supplies the power. If you're saying the vmax is not providing the necessary power then you're the first one I've ever heard say this. In fact, almost everyone here is saying the opposite.

I just got my Vmax a couple of days ago, and enjoying the hell out of it! No problems whatsoever. Threads are smooth. I have V1, and hits hard!!!!

The above is from one of your earlier posts here.


How can you possibly expect anyone to take your comments seriously under the circumstances.

 

[Cyrus Vap]

Let's all just take it easy friends

 

[Jimi D.]

It hits too hard on the RBA's

 

[Phoenix07013]

Edited by classwife

 

[Optimo]

It hits too hard on the RBA's

If it's hitting too hard you need to raise the resistance of the coil in your RBA and/or lower the voltage of the VMax. Nuff Said.

 

[Cyrus Vap]

The problem I'm having with the RBAs isn't that it hits too hard, I've already described my issue so no need to repeat

In lighter news, I vaped 4 mls pretty fast this morning and had a glorious bowel movement LOL

 

[Jimi D.]

If it's hitting too hard you need to raise the resistance of the coil in your RBA and/or lower the voltage of the VMax. Nuff Said.

Thanks bro.

 

[Optimo]

I run either a single 3.0 ohm coil or a 2.5 ohm dual coil setup on the VMax with the Phoenix RA using either SS mesh or silica wick around 5 volts and it's the most tastiest flavorful mouth fulls of 10 foot plumes I ever had by far. Am I the only one that experiences this?