I’ve had a chance to review the Oont Pro and I’ll say this: for $50, the performance surprised me. The $50 category has historically been a low-performance part of the market, but I think now there are one or two worth consideration, as long as you keep your expectations in check. What do you guys think? Would you ever use a cheap vape that heavy hitters would consider underwhelming?
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XMAX is a brand operated by Shenzhen Yunbai Technology, a Chinese manufacturer that has been producing portable vaporizers since at least 2015. They’re best known in the FC community for the XMAX V3 Pro, which picked up a following for full convection on a budget.
Manufacturer’s claims:
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Glass-lined ceramic oven
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Conduction heating
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Oven capacity: ~0.3g
Confirmed specs:
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Form factor: Portable
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Heating method: Conduction
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Temperature presets: 5 (180°C / 356°F → 190°C / 374°F → 200°C / 392°F → 210°C / 410°F → 220°C / 428°F)
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Heat-up time: ~20 seconds
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Interface: Single-button — triple-click on/off, hold to cycle presets, double-click to switch session timer (3 or 5 min)
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Battery: Built-in; up to ~10 sessions per charge
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Charging: USB-C
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Height: 2.9 in / 7.4 cm
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Width: 2.0 in / 5.1 cm
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Depth: 1.1 in / 2.7 cm
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Weight: 2.8 oz / 80g
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Warranty: 1 year
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Price: $50 USD
What’s in the box:
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1 XMAX Oont Pro vaporizer
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1 USB-C to USB-A cable
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1 Dosing capsule
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2 Mesh screens
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1 O-ring
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1 Spiral brush
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1 Packing tool
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3 Q-tips
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4 Alcohol wipes
Compatibility:
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Dosing capsules available separately
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No confirmed third-party accessory compatibility yet — community findings welcome
Early coverage:
Where to buy:
