After the great
success with the Puma 200W TC mod, Vapor Storm has come back with a
new hard hitter...The Subverter!
The Subverter feels
very nice in the hand. It is light, but still comes across as
substantial. I really liked the rounded edges, and the slightly
rubberised feel to this mod.
In terms of
aesthetics, the mod could hardly be more different. It appears to be
some sort of 3D printed material.
It's size is very
average for a 2 x 18650, 200w device (90.2x55x27mm)
At this moment in
time, there are 3 main colour variants – Red, Orange and Green.
They all have replaceable, magnetic doors for added customisation.
The screen is
another unique selling point, it is rather small, however it is in
colour! It shows several different pieces of information such as the
wattage, each of the batteries individual voltages, battery life and
resistance.
This is a very
stylish and unique looking device, but how does it perform?
The Subverter has a
massive 0.05-3.00Ω range, so is ideal for those of you who prefer to
vape on super low builds. Alongside the ohms, the voltage range is
also very respectable, allowing for maximum customisation when it
comes to vaping on this device.
This mod can also
accommodate TC settings, using a variety of materials and a
temperature range of 100C-300C
The battery life is
average when in comparison to other mods of this calibre, however
another cool feature of this tidy little device, is that it involves
a faster charging time, and delivers power to each of the 18650s in a
very balanced way, so if you are stuck without an external charger,
then no need to worry (although I still highly recommend using an
external charger!)
Actually vaping on
this device was amazing, using an Ni80 0.17 ohm dual coil at 80watts,
the hit was immense and I was not expecting to be as responsive as it
was!
A preview of the screens |
In terms of it's
simplicity, this mod is probably one of the most easy to use high
powered mods I have tried so far in my time as a reviewer - Up and
Down arrows to change the wattage and a fire button to vape. Press
the 'fire' button three times to scroll through curve mode, power
mode and TC mode, 'fire' button again to select.
Simples!
The cost of this
device varies, depending on where you are looking, although the
average range is probably between £40-£50. Well worth it in my
opinion!
Now, for the Pros
and Cons
Pros
Light, durable and
hard hitting.
Wide range of
compatible resistances.
The rubberised
finish.
The satisyingly
clicky fire button!!!
Cons
Only available in
three different colours
Overall, I really
enjoyed this device from Vapor Storm, and I am excited to see what
else they may have in the pipeline!!!
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A FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM AT:
@VAPORSTORMGLOBAL
and
@WEGETITBROYOUVAPE
Thanks for reading
and be sure to check for new reviews being added soon!
*This mod was kindly given to me by Vapor Storm, for the purpose of this review*
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