I've had the Smokbox for about a week now I must say that I am not using any of my other mods... I've been a huge fan of the dual coil cartos on a high drain battery for a while now, and when I found out that you could up the voltage on them past 4 volts I knew I had to have the Smokbox.
Price:
$54.95
Build:
The mod itself is a simple 3AA battery box with a horn style button and a 510 connection on the top. Inside the box is a very clean circuit board and potentiometer in the middle bay. The soldering is all very clean and the inner components are held in place with hot glue. The pot has a green dot and a red dot on it which are 3.8v and 5v respectively. The low end of the spectrum is 3.3 volts where as the high end of the spectrum is 6.7 volts on a fully charged set of batteries. You can vape anywhere in between 3.3v and 6.7v, adjusting to what carto/atty you have attached.
Testing:
I've tried everything from 3ohm Boge cartos to 1.5ohm dual coils on the mod and I can run them all the way from 3.3v to 6.7 volts without any silly error codes or a failure to fire. I even had an old 1.5ohm atomizer and it fired at 6.7 volts with no problem until two seconds later I popped the coil... There is no protection for a LR atty at a high voltage with this device, so you can easily run your 1.5ohm dual coils all the way at 6.7 volts if your heart so feels the need.
Customer Service Experience:
Customer service can easily make or break a supplier for me and this is one of the few cases where customer service is top notch. There is a live chat option on the website and the owner himself is usually online to answer your questions. I was also sent a 3ml sample of Gorilla juice to try.
Final Thoughts and Recommendations:
For anyone looking to try variable voltage without breaking the bank, I would suggest looking into this mod. Also, forget about special meters and knowing your voltages, just adjust the voltage to wherever it feels right. For example, if you find yourself needing more throat hit or that your carto/atty isn't performing at its peak. up the voltage. If you are getting a burnt taste or too much throat hit turn the voltage down. There is no complex menu system or multiple button presses to do the above task, you simply remove the back cover and adjust the wheel on the pot to where it feels right. There are classier mods out there but you will find that with the classier mods you loose a little bit of functionality...
Ratings:
Ease of Use~ 10/10
Product Quality~10/10
Shipping Speed~10/10
Customer Service After Purchase~10/10
Thanks For Checking Out My Review!
Diagasa
Price:
$54.95
Build:
The mod itself is a simple 3AA battery box with a horn style button and a 510 connection on the top. Inside the box is a very clean circuit board and potentiometer in the middle bay. The soldering is all very clean and the inner components are held in place with hot glue. The pot has a green dot and a red dot on it which are 3.8v and 5v respectively. The low end of the spectrum is 3.3 volts where as the high end of the spectrum is 6.7 volts on a fully charged set of batteries. You can vape anywhere in between 3.3v and 6.7v, adjusting to what carto/atty you have attached.
Testing:
I've tried everything from 3ohm Boge cartos to 1.5ohm dual coils on the mod and I can run them all the way from 3.3v to 6.7 volts without any silly error codes or a failure to fire. I even had an old 1.5ohm atomizer and it fired at 6.7 volts with no problem until two seconds later I popped the coil... There is no protection for a LR atty at a high voltage with this device, so you can easily run your 1.5ohm dual coils all the way at 6.7 volts if your heart so feels the need.
Customer Service Experience:
Customer service can easily make or break a supplier for me and this is one of the few cases where customer service is top notch. There is a live chat option on the website and the owner himself is usually online to answer your questions. I was also sent a 3ml sample of Gorilla juice to try.
Final Thoughts and Recommendations:
For anyone looking to try variable voltage without breaking the bank, I would suggest looking into this mod. Also, forget about special meters and knowing your voltages, just adjust the voltage to wherever it feels right. For example, if you find yourself needing more throat hit or that your carto/atty isn't performing at its peak. up the voltage. If you are getting a burnt taste or too much throat hit turn the voltage down. There is no complex menu system or multiple button presses to do the above task, you simply remove the back cover and adjust the wheel on the pot to where it feels right. There are classier mods out there but you will find that with the classier mods you loose a little bit of functionality...
Ratings:
Ease of Use~ 10/10
Product Quality~10/10
Shipping Speed~10/10
Customer Service After Purchase~10/10
Thanks For Checking Out My Review!
Diagasa
