The $35 VV Wonder

[MickeyRat]

I didn't get the Foxy Box mods VV because I knew I wouldn't want to have to mess around finding the perfect carto for all the variable voltages so I got the FBM 5V and put a 2.0 DCC on it. These are sorta new and I found them at SweetVapes. I'm getting great flavor and tons of vape. The 3.0 single coils are good on it but these 2.0 DCC's are something else. Steve has all 3 of his mods in stock at foxyboxmods.com.

That's really not how it works. You find the voltage for the juice and carto you are using. You don't go buying cartos for different voltages unless you are wanting to try something different.

 

[redcat1948]

There must be a certain mindset that understands VV's, it just gives me a headache. I''m glad Foxy Box Mods makes all 3 types at a great price so we can all buy what we like!

 

[baronvoncardo]

Well done, review...I am a huge fan of cheap box mods. I have used and destroyed several of them. Of course, they can be finicky and less than dependable, but for 35 bucks? What a deal! Sounds like a great way to try VV.

 

[washvap]

I hear what your saying and it's true. I started out with the VV box mod and have been really happy with it. Still use it with cartos to test out some juices I have. If I like it then I'm throwing it on my other VV mod.

 

[Dalton63841]

Been using one of these box mods for the last few weeks to get me by until my Provari gets here, and it has been GREAT! The only issue is that I noticed that the button started wanting to stick yesterday. I've had it about 2 weeks. It doesn't keep firing, but rather sticks about half way down, so that there''s no click when I push the button. Annoying, but still working. The great thing is for $35 I can afford to gut it and replace the switch if it does become an issue.

 

[captcpu]

There must be a certain mindset that understands VV's, it just gives me a headache. I''m glad Foxy Box Mods makes all 3 types at a great price so we can all buy what we like!

That's true! And these are great mods (didn't know they were made by Foxy Box Mods... I like the options he has available, so I know where my next one will come from!). As for VV, it's not difficult at all. Folks tend to get into volts, resistance and wattage (some are even throwing amps in there?!?) but you don't need all that to enjoy VV. Throw whatcha got on there and turn the dial until it hits how you like it. That's it. If you know you're going to prefer x volts with a particular atty and you're good, that works, too.

What I STRONGLY recommend is regulated voltage. That way you get the same hit from your batteries from start to finish with no dropping off near the end.