SirRichardRear
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Hi All, Anthony Vapes back here with my review of the Vapesoul Vone kit. Disclaimer: This Product sent to me from heavengifts.com
Introduction:
The Vone kit is a kit from Vapesoul. It features a dual 18650 230 watt mod and a 2.5ml capacity sub ohm tank that takes the “baby beast” style coils. The mod features a large 1.3” color screen, power, TC for SS, Ti, Ni, and 2 TCR memory settings and a supposed bluetooth feature. It’s available in 2 colors gunmetal with yellow trim and black with red trim. The included tank comes in black with o-rings that match the mod’s trim
Manufacturer's Specs: Mod
Test Chart:
Spreadsheet:
Stock Shot Colors:
Stock Shot Tank:
Size comparison 1:
Size Comparison 2:
Hand Check:
Tank:
Box:
Accessories 1:
Accessories 2:
Initial Impressions and features
When I first got this Mod, I really liked the packaging on it. It’s similar to the sx mini and vaporesso mods and presented really well. The mod itself has a really nice color screen and is comfortable to hold and an average size for a dual battery mod. I like the large fire button that’s slanted as well, makes it comfortable as a thumb fire for sure but can also be pressed on the side as well or squeezed like a fire bar. It works really well and is clicky. I like the looks and design on the mod as well. The menu system is a little different in how it has 2 menu’s but we’ll talk about that later. It has side plus and minus buttons and the mod is solid with no rattle on any buttons. The battery tray is a bottom style hinged door. It opens and closes easily with no gap and works well. It’s not feature rich in that it lacks curve and pre-heat options but it does have all the temp modes (Ni, SS, Ti, and 2 TCR memories) Overall out of the box i was pretty impressed with the mod. The tank is very similar to a baby beast except it has a different top fill method. Instead of the push down and swivel like the baby beast it has a locking mechanism where you press 2 buttons and it pops it open and swivels. Then you line it up and push it down to lock it.
Watt Mode Performance
Let’s get into some data. Resistances for this mod’s testing were done at .11, .16, .2 and .51 for the high resistance test. The mod reads resistance live and mostly accurate but can be .01 how to .03 low at higher resistances. The wattage testing points were max watts (230), 200, 150, 100, 75, 50 and 25. At .11 ohms the mod maxed out at 130 watts and 34 amps. The 34 amp limit is low for a dual battery mod. Most dual mods can do around 40 these days and many up to 45ish. I would have liked to see it higher. The rest of the testing it hit low 1-3 watts except at 25 where it was 1 watt high. At the .16 test it maxed out at 180 watts (34 amps) and the rest of the testing hitting low from 3-10 watts except at 25 where it was dead on.
For the .20 test it maxed out at 180 watts and the rest of the testing hitting high 1-5 watts except at 50 where it was dead on. For the high resistance test of .51 it maxed out at 92 watts and 6.837 volts. For the rest of the testing it was never off by more than 2. My max wattage overall was 180 so it does fall way short (50 watts) of it’s advertised 230. Normally i give an ok to the “200+” watt mods if they reach 200 but this falls even short of that.The max amps (34) is low for a dual battery mod where nowadays most are around 40-45. Maybe a year or 2 ago it would be average but as of now it’s pretty low as most i test lately are around 40 or more so as of now i consider 40 the new “average” for dual mods. The 6.837 volts is decent as many duals are around 7v in that test. The mod also got pretty hot about halfway through my testing. Not unsafe hot and it didn’t cut off, but hot enough for me to give it a 15 min break to cool down. The output was shaky and had a weird signal and spent a lot of time hunting voltage but was consistent. While most mods hit their output almost right away this mod spent roughly half a second hunting voltage before settling in which is too long IMO. Overall I find this to be a below average performer in power mode mostly due to the hunting and low amp limit and overstated specs.
Temperature Control
Using SS316 wire with the default SS mode. I tested 6 builds ranging from single round spaced single and dual coils, to fancy single coil and Fancy dual coil builds as well as one SS430 build in DIY mode (TCR of .00138). With all builds I found the mod to work pretty good. It has great dry hit protection, the throttle isn’t too hard and it’s smooth and not pulsy at all. The ramp up time is great if you set your watts high. It has a 120 watt limit in TC mode. I have no complaints about it except it is really on the weak side, roughly 100F lower than most so best range is about 500-580f depending on your preferences. I like a warm vape personally and found around 540F to be good for me. Overall it’s a great performer in TC that just hits really weak so you need to turn your temp up about 100F higher than usual. As seen in the pic i’m vaping a roughly 80 watt build in the solomon RTA set at 120 watts and 540F and it’s a great vape, exactly what you want out of temp control.
Introduction:
The Vone kit is a kit from Vapesoul. It features a dual 18650 230 watt mod and a 2.5ml capacity sub ohm tank that takes the “baby beast” style coils. The mod features a large 1.3” color screen, power, TC for SS, Ti, Ni, and 2 TCR memory settings and a supposed bluetooth feature. It’s available in 2 colors gunmetal with yellow trim and black with red trim. The included tank comes in black with o-rings that match the mod’s trim
Manufacturer's Specs: Mod
- Material: Zinc Alloy
- Size: 85.5 x 53 x 31mm
- Display : 1.3 inch HD IPS Screen
- Battery: Dual 18650 batteries (not included)
- Charging: Micro USB Port
- Power range: 10 - 230W
- Input Voltage: DC5V/1-2A
- Color: Gun Metal/Black
- Resistance: 0.1 - 3ohm
- Temperature range: 100 - 350℃/212 - 662℉
- Thread: 510 thread
- Material: SS
- Size: 25 x 54mm
- Coil: 0.15ohm quadruple coil (best 50w-110w)
- Tank capacity: 2.0ml
- Thread: 510 thread
- 1 x Vone mod
- 1 x Vone tank (2.0ml)
- 2 x Vone coil
- 1 x Extra glass
- 1 x USB cable
- 1 x User manual
- Spare parts
Test Chart:
Spreadsheet:
Stock Shot Colors:
Stock Shot Tank:
Size comparison 1:
Size Comparison 2:
Hand Check:
Tank:
Box:
Accessories 1:
Accessories 2:
Initial Impressions and features
When I first got this Mod, I really liked the packaging on it. It’s similar to the sx mini and vaporesso mods and presented really well. The mod itself has a really nice color screen and is comfortable to hold and an average size for a dual battery mod. I like the large fire button that’s slanted as well, makes it comfortable as a thumb fire for sure but can also be pressed on the side as well or squeezed like a fire bar. It works really well and is clicky. I like the looks and design on the mod as well. The menu system is a little different in how it has 2 menu’s but we’ll talk about that later. It has side plus and minus buttons and the mod is solid with no rattle on any buttons. The battery tray is a bottom style hinged door. It opens and closes easily with no gap and works well. It’s not feature rich in that it lacks curve and pre-heat options but it does have all the temp modes (Ni, SS, Ti, and 2 TCR memories) Overall out of the box i was pretty impressed with the mod. The tank is very similar to a baby beast except it has a different top fill method. Instead of the push down and swivel like the baby beast it has a locking mechanism where you press 2 buttons and it pops it open and swivels. Then you line it up and push it down to lock it.
Watt Mode Performance
Let’s get into some data. Resistances for this mod’s testing were done at .11, .16, .2 and .51 for the high resistance test. The mod reads resistance live and mostly accurate but can be .01 how to .03 low at higher resistances. The wattage testing points were max watts (230), 200, 150, 100, 75, 50 and 25. At .11 ohms the mod maxed out at 130 watts and 34 amps. The 34 amp limit is low for a dual battery mod. Most dual mods can do around 40 these days and many up to 45ish. I would have liked to see it higher. The rest of the testing it hit low 1-3 watts except at 25 where it was 1 watt high. At the .16 test it maxed out at 180 watts (34 amps) and the rest of the testing hitting low from 3-10 watts except at 25 where it was dead on.
For the .20 test it maxed out at 180 watts and the rest of the testing hitting high 1-5 watts except at 50 where it was dead on. For the high resistance test of .51 it maxed out at 92 watts and 6.837 volts. For the rest of the testing it was never off by more than 2. My max wattage overall was 180 so it does fall way short (50 watts) of it’s advertised 230. Normally i give an ok to the “200+” watt mods if they reach 200 but this falls even short of that.The max amps (34) is low for a dual battery mod where nowadays most are around 40-45. Maybe a year or 2 ago it would be average but as of now it’s pretty low as most i test lately are around 40 or more so as of now i consider 40 the new “average” for dual mods. The 6.837 volts is decent as many duals are around 7v in that test. The mod also got pretty hot about halfway through my testing. Not unsafe hot and it didn’t cut off, but hot enough for me to give it a 15 min break to cool down. The output was shaky and had a weird signal and spent a lot of time hunting voltage but was consistent. While most mods hit their output almost right away this mod spent roughly half a second hunting voltage before settling in which is too long IMO. Overall I find this to be a below average performer in power mode mostly due to the hunting and low amp limit and overstated specs.
Temperature Control
Using SS316 wire with the default SS mode. I tested 6 builds ranging from single round spaced single and dual coils, to fancy single coil and Fancy dual coil builds as well as one SS430 build in DIY mode (TCR of .00138). With all builds I found the mod to work pretty good. It has great dry hit protection, the throttle isn’t too hard and it’s smooth and not pulsy at all. The ramp up time is great if you set your watts high. It has a 120 watt limit in TC mode. I have no complaints about it except it is really on the weak side, roughly 100F lower than most so best range is about 500-580f depending on your preferences. I like a warm vape personally and found around 540F to be good for me. Overall it’s a great performer in TC that just hits really weak so you need to turn your temp up about 100F higher than usual. As seen in the pic i’m vaping a roughly 80 watt build in the solomon RTA set at 120 watts and 540F and it’s a great vape, exactly what you want out of temp control.