Enoch
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I thought I would throw up my hands on opinion of the X cube for anyone who would be interested in investing in them. My views are my own and as usual, happy to review some free stuff if someone wants me to haha
The xcube to start. This was a major step up from my previous kit so I was a little wary of the purchase. So far the mod has held up pretty well! it is a big box in your hand so not the most comfortable mod to hold but the side being the fire button compensates for this and flipping the screen let's you hold it the way you find most comfortable. The voltage seems to change as you pull which is fantastic as it then delivers the power according to the coil rather than just a straight amount, with options for how the power is delivered when you fire it (soft builds power, hard will hit at max to speed up the vaping for example). The menu screen is actually easy to follow and once you learn the first time the menu system is easy to navigate, even for someone like me. Locking is easy as well, so no mistakes, five times and it locks up.
The led light us a novelty, any colour on the rgb scale and this can be done within the device as well, so again great that everything is in the device. The black version doesn't pick up fingerprints and so far no evidence of paint chipping so the device is strong and resilient to being put in your coat. The other main positive is the price, for what you get it should be worth a lot more!
Now the negatives. The fire button being great on the side also runs the risk of firing if not locked. Admittedly I have done this a few times myself so locking all the time is vital, not the best thing when you just want to pick up and Vape. The size of the device is a little big as well to over compensate the batteries. The app it comes with is terrible in all honesty, crashes all the time so it's lucky the novelty of the lights are found in device. When unlocking the device there is a chance you go into the menu button instead which again is a little awkward when you have to wait to come back out, locking it entirely would be much more sensible. The battery cover is a little loose as well to slide so although I haven't had any problems with that, it may be annoyance to someone else.
All in all the xcube is a fantastic device for the price tag. I can't complain about the device and it certainly feels like a top end device at a budget price tag. It isn't perfect, and it's more annoyances rather than flaws that it carries but again for the price you can pay (40-60) it is worth every penny.
The xcube to start. This was a major step up from my previous kit so I was a little wary of the purchase. So far the mod has held up pretty well! it is a big box in your hand so not the most comfortable mod to hold but the side being the fire button compensates for this and flipping the screen let's you hold it the way you find most comfortable. The voltage seems to change as you pull which is fantastic as it then delivers the power according to the coil rather than just a straight amount, with options for how the power is delivered when you fire it (soft builds power, hard will hit at max to speed up the vaping for example). The menu screen is actually easy to follow and once you learn the first time the menu system is easy to navigate, even for someone like me. Locking is easy as well, so no mistakes, five times and it locks up.
The led light us a novelty, any colour on the rgb scale and this can be done within the device as well, so again great that everything is in the device. The black version doesn't pick up fingerprints and so far no evidence of paint chipping so the device is strong and resilient to being put in your coat. The other main positive is the price, for what you get it should be worth a lot more!
Now the negatives. The fire button being great on the side also runs the risk of firing if not locked. Admittedly I have done this a few times myself so locking all the time is vital, not the best thing when you just want to pick up and Vape. The size of the device is a little big as well to over compensate the batteries. The app it comes with is terrible in all honesty, crashes all the time so it's lucky the novelty of the lights are found in device. When unlocking the device there is a chance you go into the menu button instead which again is a little awkward when you have to wait to come back out, locking it entirely would be much more sensible. The battery cover is a little loose as well to slide so although I haven't had any problems with that, it may be annoyance to someone else.
All in all the xcube is a fantastic device for the price tag. I can't complain about the device and it certainly feels like a top end device at a budget price tag. It isn't perfect, and it's more annoyances rather than flaws that it carries but again for the price you can pay (40-60) it is worth every penny.
