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Hi All, Anthony Vapes back here with my review of the Joyetech Ultex T80 Kit. Please see bottom for disclaimers and links. Note: This is marked as a sample
Introduction:
The Joyetech Ultex T80 Kit is a newer kit from longtime manufacturer joyetech who probably doesn't need any introduction. The Kit comes with the Joyetech Ultex T80 Mod and the Cubis Max tank atomizer. The Ultex T80 is a single 18650 80 watt stick style mod which has been rare these days. Only 3 affordable ones i can think of are this, the uwell nunchaku, and the ehpro 101 and the Cubis Max Tank is a sub ohm low watt tank. It’s available in 5 colors Matte Black, SIlver, Gold, Sky Blue, and Dazzling (rainbow). Looking around online I see the mod itself for around 40 USD and the kit for around 60 USD so solid price point as usual form Joyetech.
Manufacturer's Specs: Mod
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Initial Impressions and features
When I first got this Mod, I was pretty happy to see a stick style mod. Not a lot of regulated stick mods these days are being widely made and affordable. This is my 3rd one this year along with the ehpro 101 and uwell nunchaku. The Ultex though is more styled per se and less of a simple tube like the other which some may or may not like. Personally I didn’t mind it but would have preferred it to be more basic looking but that’s just personal preference so no big deal. The other odd thing i felt since joyetech is one of the companies pushing products for bigger batteries is why they made it 18650 only. I think they missed an opportunity to make it a single 2x700 mod instead. The tank it comes with though just didn’t make any sense to me. I didn’t understand why they would design a pre-made coil tank that required a screwdriver to change coils which kind of defeats the purpose. Overall though i liked the mod from the start but not the tank
Watt Mode Performance (chart and spreadsheet in picture album)
Now let’s get into some data. I ran my normal testing. I used Sony VTC5A batteries for the testing. Testing resistances were done at .12, .15, .2, and .63 ohms. wattage points were max (80), 60, 40, and 20. At .12 ohms it maxed out at 72 watts and 25 amps. For the rest of the testing it was on the low side slightly 2-3 watts lso all good there. At .15 it maxed out at 76 watts. Outside of that only off by 1-3 watts a little low at 60 and a little high at 40 and 20. For the .2 test it maxed out at 80 watts. This time it was on the mark though for all the testing which is dam good. For the .63 testing it maxed out at 86 watts and 7.363 volts. For the rest of the testing it hit a little high 2-5 watts. The volts shows there is a boost circuit in this mod like many single battery mods.
Overall I felt the performance of this mod was really good. It barely struggled with the .12 ohm build which is common for most mods at that resistance to struggle a bit it was very accurate overall especially at .2 ohm. I was able to get 86 watts max, so I consider it to be accurately rated at 80 watts. The 7.363 volt limit shows there is a boost circuit as there should be and was capped off by the watt limit so i likely higher than that as well. Their manual doesn’t list an amp or volt limit sadly on this mod. I wish they listed the 3 main limits (watts, amps, volts) and not just watts. The most amps i got was 25 with a .12 ohm coil which is around average for a single battery mod (average is around 25-30 these days). So overall good ratings from what they actually listed and overall good specs.
Simplified TLDR Power Performance summary
Mod performance is good. Mostly hits few watts off sometimes low sometimes high. Accurately rated for watts (86), Yes boost circuit, average amp limit of 25. Volts tested at 7.363+ so good job and you basically get the full watt range at all the tested resistances like most single battery mods.
Temperature Control Performance
Using SS316 wire in SS mode. There is a TCR mode but didn’t feel the need to use it. I tested 5 builds 2 single coil round builds, 2 single coil fancy builds, and 1 round wire dual coil build. Sadly this mod just kept kicking me out of TC all the time. When it wasn’t kicking me out the cutoff was mostly accurate hence why i didn’t use TCR mode giving me a warm vape in the 450ish range but i did have to fiddle a lot as it was inconsistent and a bit pulsey as well. Overall an easy fail for me
Introduction:
The Joyetech Ultex T80 Kit is a newer kit from longtime manufacturer joyetech who probably doesn't need any introduction. The Kit comes with the Joyetech Ultex T80 Mod and the Cubis Max tank atomizer. The Ultex T80 is a single 18650 80 watt stick style mod which has been rare these days. Only 3 affordable ones i can think of are this, the uwell nunchaku, and the ehpro 101 and the Cubis Max Tank is a sub ohm low watt tank. It’s available in 5 colors Matte Black, SIlver, Gold, Sky Blue, and Dazzling (rainbow). Looking around online I see the mod itself for around 40 USD and the kit for around 60 USD so solid price point as usual form Joyetech.
Manufacturer's Specs: Mod
- Six Output Modes
- Wattage Output 80W Maximum
- 0.05 to 3.5 ohm Atomizer Resistance Range
- Temperature Control, NI / TI / SS Modes
- 200 to 600 Degrees Fahrenheit
- Bypass Mode
- Three TCR Modes
- 18650 Battery Required
- Three Button Interface
- Oversized Firing Button
- Dual Adjustment Buttons
- 0.49 Inch OLED Screen
- Threaded Bottom Battery Cap
- Gold Plated 510 Connection
- Micro USB Charge Port
- 2A Charge Rate
- 25mm by 94mm
- 25mm Base Diameter
- 28mm Widest Diameter
- 56mm Tall
- Push to Open Top Fill System
- 5ml Capacity with Standard Glass
- NCFilm Heating Material
- 0.25 ohm
- Best at 40W
- Dual Adjustable 10mm by 2mm Air Slots
- 11mm Wide Tapered 510 Bore Delrin Drip Tip
- Stainless Steel and Glass Construction
- One Ultex T80 Mod
- One CUBIS Max Tank Atomizer
- One Spare Glass Tube
- One NCFilm Heating Material
- One Spare Parts Bag
- One Micro USB Cable
- Two User Manual
- One Warranty Card
- Two Warning Cards
album
Initial Impressions and features
When I first got this Mod, I was pretty happy to see a stick style mod. Not a lot of regulated stick mods these days are being widely made and affordable. This is my 3rd one this year along with the ehpro 101 and uwell nunchaku. The Ultex though is more styled per se and less of a simple tube like the other which some may or may not like. Personally I didn’t mind it but would have preferred it to be more basic looking but that’s just personal preference so no big deal. The other odd thing i felt since joyetech is one of the companies pushing products for bigger batteries is why they made it 18650 only. I think they missed an opportunity to make it a single 2x700 mod instead. The tank it comes with though just didn’t make any sense to me. I didn’t understand why they would design a pre-made coil tank that required a screwdriver to change coils which kind of defeats the purpose. Overall though i liked the mod from the start but not the tank
Watt Mode Performance (chart and spreadsheet in picture album)
Now let’s get into some data. I ran my normal testing. I used Sony VTC5A batteries for the testing. Testing resistances were done at .12, .15, .2, and .63 ohms. wattage points were max (80), 60, 40, and 20. At .12 ohms it maxed out at 72 watts and 25 amps. For the rest of the testing it was on the low side slightly 2-3 watts lso all good there. At .15 it maxed out at 76 watts. Outside of that only off by 1-3 watts a little low at 60 and a little high at 40 and 20. For the .2 test it maxed out at 80 watts. This time it was on the mark though for all the testing which is dam good. For the .63 testing it maxed out at 86 watts and 7.363 volts. For the rest of the testing it hit a little high 2-5 watts. The volts shows there is a boost circuit in this mod like many single battery mods.
Overall I felt the performance of this mod was really good. It barely struggled with the .12 ohm build which is common for most mods at that resistance to struggle a bit it was very accurate overall especially at .2 ohm. I was able to get 86 watts max, so I consider it to be accurately rated at 80 watts. The 7.363 volt limit shows there is a boost circuit as there should be and was capped off by the watt limit so i likely higher than that as well. Their manual doesn’t list an amp or volt limit sadly on this mod. I wish they listed the 3 main limits (watts, amps, volts) and not just watts. The most amps i got was 25 with a .12 ohm coil which is around average for a single battery mod (average is around 25-30 these days). So overall good ratings from what they actually listed and overall good specs.
Simplified TLDR Power Performance summary
Mod performance is good. Mostly hits few watts off sometimes low sometimes high. Accurately rated for watts (86), Yes boost circuit, average amp limit of 25. Volts tested at 7.363+ so good job and you basically get the full watt range at all the tested resistances like most single battery mods.
Temperature Control Performance
Using SS316 wire in SS mode. There is a TCR mode but didn’t feel the need to use it. I tested 5 builds 2 single coil round builds, 2 single coil fancy builds, and 1 round wire dual coil build. Sadly this mod just kept kicking me out of TC all the time. When it wasn’t kicking me out the cutoff was mostly accurate hence why i didn’t use TCR mode giving me a warm vape in the 450ish range but i did have to fiddle a lot as it was inconsistent and a bit pulsey as well. Overall an easy fail for me