The ICON is a purpose built 3.7v device that takes standard 14500. It comes in a selection of either a 510/306 connector or a 801/RN4072 connector Batteries that last upwards of 6-8 hours per charge! In it’s V1.1 the mechanical button has been upgraded not to use washers but houses a delrin insert so the mod can use a brass...
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While the Prodigy mod was purpose built for high volt vaping at 6V with the use of 2 RCR123a batteries it is also configurable, with the help of a 17670 for 3.7V vaping with longer battery life. It is made of stainless steel and, much like the icon, the mechanical switch has been upgrated in v3.1 to use a delrin insert instead of...
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The Bunyip is a simple and affordable mod created specifically to give anyone interested a chance to experience real 3.7V vaping at a low price. The battery box construction houses a single 14500 battery and a 510 connector, along with an electrical switch and master on/off switch and a fast changing LED. Connection510 Battery1x...
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The Altoids Mod is get another upcycling application for empty Altoids boxes. The Altoids Mod is sold by SmartVapes.com and achieves variable voltage from 3.3-6V by stacking two 18650 batteries. It comes with a 510 connection, in all of the colors the Altoids boxes are made.. or a Penguin mints box which is technically the same mod...
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The SmartBox XL is an interesting box mod, it is built to fit a 26650 battery but comes with a handy battery sleeve that allows it to perfectly fit a 18650 or a 5V battery, or even two stacked RCR123a batteries for 6V vaping. In it’s operation it follows the SmartBox, it has a raised 510 connection without a juice well but...
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The SmartBox, available in Green, Red and White (clear) is a very small feeder mod. It takes a single 14500 battery for 3.7V vaping and is complemented by a 3ml bottle for bottom feeding the 510 connector. Unlike most bottom feeder mods the SmartBox does not use a juice well for any excess juice coming from the bottle but is made...
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