VMAX mod

[Dougvia]

I just got the VMAX mod with variable voltage, and I love it. I can screw on a cart with tank, and vape trouble free. One thing I wish was different was the button. It sometimes fires off in my pocket, but it's not a huge deal. Banana Puddin works good at about 3v and my favorite Fire and Ice is good at 6v. Thanks to my friends at The Vapor Bar in McKinney, Tx., I'm good to go for a while. Anyone else have a VMAX mod? I'm curious to hear the good and bad.

 

[BIGALI]

well its doing what the provari is so it should be fine i dont have one but have a provari and what i hear on the vmax looks good

 

[Kremppie]

I have the vmax...and I am giving it away. I have the Provari, and the mini. At first the vmax was okay, but after a month of using it...not so much. Maybe I just have a bad one. I bought mine at the Vapor Bar in McKinney also. I found them online for about $50 cheaper, so that was my fault for not checking first.

 

[cyberwolf]

I have the VMax and really like it. It's a good, powerful device and lasts a long time between charges. The accidental pocket button press is actually one of the only things that has annoyed me at times. The button is a lot easier to press than the Provari or some other mods I have, and even in the off position I have managed to turn it on somehow. It's hard to believe that I can accidentally press-press-press-press-press-wait...-press, but I have. It is also possible to increase the voltage in the same fashion, even when the device is turned off. I don't keep it in my pocket anymore and we get along great now.

 

[AndyInOC]

Just got mine yesterday from CCV and i cant put it down. Rotating between an acai berry liquid from a local vendor @ about 3.9v and plum crazy from virgin vapor @ about 3.7v and some pink spot swagger @ about 3.4v normally. The first 2 are 12mg and super smooth, the swagger is 18mg and hits harder. So far zero complaints, started it yesterday evening and switched the batteries out today when i got home from work so I can't complain about the efest cells either. I have a vivi nova & some standard resistance cartos on the way now as well.

 

[Dougvia]

I went from an Indulgence to the VMax, and not that I can change voltage, it's pretty cool. I made the mistake of thinking my cart was bad cause it tasted burnt. I like to vape at 6v when possible, but once I lowered it to like 4, the burnt taste went away, and I'm good. I'm wondering what flavors burn best at a higher voltage. I know fruity flavors are better between 3-4v. I like Fire and Ice and Shaded, and I usually like to blow out a ton of vapor just for the satisfaction. When I dial down to 3-4, I don't get the massive cloud of vapor, and it disagrees with some of my carts with the burnt taste. Higher voltage carts? I thought I was getting the higher voltage ones, but maybe not. Still hate the button going off in my pocket and when I set it down sometimes. Overall I like it. It's solid, battery last a long time, and I can dial up or down when needed. Once I save up, I'll look into the mac daddy mods with the flush fire button.

 

[AaronY]

Here is my review on the VMAX. It is my buddies unit. I am going to get the next version that goes up to 7.5 v. I am a 7.4V vapor

 

[Hottody]

The Vmax is a solid mod, really good for the money! Congratulations on your new purchase.

 

[dnrtn2342]

I have the vmax...and I am giving it away. I have the Provari, and the mini. At first the vmax was okay, but after a month of using it...not so much. Maybe I just have a bad one. I bought mine at the Vapor Bar in McKinney also. I found them online for about $50 cheaper, so that was my fault for not checking first.

If your giving it away, I would love to take it off your hands

 

[dallas274]

Glad I read this I was thinking of getting one I have a mini provari I think i will get another pv instead.

Thanks

 

[alex66]

if it fires on your pocket why you dont lock it?
go to the menu,3d selection and put it to off
rtfm