Geekvape are famous for their atomizers and this cannot be disputed. Even among newbies, there probably won’t be anyone who hasn’t heard of Griffin “rsquo;t. Just recently they announced their two debut boxmods, the Gbox100 and Gbox150. Today I will tell you about the first one.
Gbox 100 by Geekvape
The design is made in a typical Chinese style, they simply took the iStick 100TC and slightly changed its general appearance, but you can’t hide the truth from us! The only difference will be the usual Fire button, instead of a pressure plate. canadian vape shop The dimensions of the boxmod are as follows: 92x46x30 mm, which gives it the outline of a more or less average size that will suit everyone. The boxmod looks nice, but that’s just it’s Eleaf “rsquo;s design, for which I give it a huge minus.
Gbox 100 by Geekvape
I think it wasn’t hard for you to guess that the power of the box mod will be 100 W. The board installed in the boxmod is Geekvape’s own, but going back to the design, I somehow have little faith in it. The minimum resistance threshold is 0.1 ohm, in thermocontrol mode 0.05 ohm. TC temperature 200-600F or 100-315.5C. The boxmod works in the following modes: VW/TC (Ni/SS/Ti)/TCR. Not much, I cannot say anything.
The power source of the boxmod is two 18650 batteries, installed in series, under the hinged lid on the latch. Also under the hinged cover there are holes for venting. Charging the batteries via microusb is possible, but nothing is said about firmware upgrade.
Gbox 100 by Geekvape
That’s actually all I can tell you at the moment about the boxmod. On first impression, they’ve got just the wildest, non-competitive shtick. I’d say the first pancake, but they screwed up too badly. A little later I’ll tell you about Gbox150, and there everything is a little better, SO STAY TOONED FOLKS.
