Thanks to the vapesourcing, the Vaporesso Armour Pro Kit was supplied for the purpose of this review from vapesourcing. OK, come straight to the point, let's talk about the Armour Pro Kit below.
When I first got this vape mod, I was impressed by its compact size. It's the smallest single 2x700 mod I've come across so far and smaller than or equal in size to many single 18650 mods. It's very compact.
The paint looks nice and doesn't scratch off, and I have no visible wear on mine. The white and black both look great with a matte finish. The fire bar is so nice and quite large to allow you to just squeeze the mod to fire. I love the fire bar on this mod. It works well and It never gets stuck or anything though which is as it should be. The screen is a nice size 0.96 inch color screen, nice, bright and easy to see. Even in sunlight it's pretty visible. Love the screen on this thing and it's built into the fire bar. Also for branding the mod, it is pretty nice overall and not heavily branded.
About the included cascade baby tank. It uses the same GT coils as the NRG and cascade baby tanks as well but doesn't use the larger GTM coils of the full size cascade SE tank.The tank itself is a nice capacity of 5ml which is great for a tank. It follows the same design as the cascade SE but without the bulging out tank on top of the coil and in a smaller size. It's a 24.5mm tank. The top filling is pretty cool as it's a slide back but locks into place. You have to pull it up to slide it back and expose the fill hole then when you slide back into place it'll snap down and lock so it can't open by accident. Very nice design.
The following parts are about its performance. I used Samsung 30Q batteries for the testing. I also upgraded to the latest firmware (v1.04). Testing resistances were done at 0.12,0.15, 0.2, and 0.6 ohms. wattage points were max (100), 80, 60, 40 and 20. At 0.12 ohms it can max out at 89 watts and 27 amps. Overall the performance of this kit was pretty good. It struggled slightly with the 0.12 ohm build which is pretty normal. It mostly hits slightly weak but doesn't feel that way due to the pre-heat which I'll go over in a second. I was able to get 107 watts max, so I consider it to be accurately rated at 100 watts.
In a conclusion, it's a small size and great performance in both power and temp mode making it just a great option for anyone looking for a single battery mod, and it is the best single 2x700 mod and best single battery mod overall I've used this year.
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When I first got this vape mod, I was impressed by its compact size. It's the smallest single 2x700 mod I've come across so far and smaller than or equal in size to many single 18650 mods. It's very compact.
The paint looks nice and doesn't scratch off, and I have no visible wear on mine. The white and black both look great with a matte finish. The fire bar is so nice and quite large to allow you to just squeeze the mod to fire. I love the fire bar on this mod. It works well and It never gets stuck or anything though which is as it should be. The screen is a nice size 0.96 inch color screen, nice, bright and easy to see. Even in sunlight it's pretty visible. Love the screen on this thing and it's built into the fire bar. Also for branding the mod, it is pretty nice overall and not heavily branded.
About the included cascade baby tank. It uses the same GT coils as the NRG and cascade baby tanks as well but doesn't use the larger GTM coils of the full size cascade SE tank.The tank itself is a nice capacity of 5ml which is great for a tank. It follows the same design as the cascade SE but without the bulging out tank on top of the coil and in a smaller size. It's a 24.5mm tank. The top filling is pretty cool as it's a slide back but locks into place. You have to pull it up to slide it back and expose the fill hole then when you slide back into place it'll snap down and lock so it can't open by accident. Very nice design.
The following parts are about its performance. I used Samsung 30Q batteries for the testing. I also upgraded to the latest firmware (v1.04). Testing resistances were done at 0.12,0.15, 0.2, and 0.6 ohms. wattage points were max (100), 80, 60, 40 and 20. At 0.12 ohms it can max out at 89 watts and 27 amps. Overall the performance of this kit was pretty good. It struggled slightly with the 0.12 ohm build which is pretty normal. It mostly hits slightly weak but doesn't feel that way due to the pre-heat which I'll go over in a second. I was able to get 107 watts max, so I consider it to be accurately rated at 100 watts.
In a conclusion, it's a small size and great performance in both power and temp mode making it just a great option for anyone looking for a single battery mod, and it is the best single 2x700 mod and best single battery mod overall I've used this year.
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