XVAPE / XMAX
XMAX and XVAPE are sister brands from the same maker, Topgreen, and together they have built a name on capable devices at budget prices. The line-up includes the convection V3 Pro and V4 Pro, the pocket V3 Nano, the conduction Starry 4 session vape, the XMAX Ace, which empties its own bowl, and the XVAPE Lanza. They suit first-time buyers, anyone wanting a second device, and tinkerers who like a device that rewards technique. This collection also stocks mouthpieces, screens and water adapters.
Every XMAX is tested on the same two-strain bench used for premium brands, so the scores compare directly. For individual verdicts, read the reviews of the V3 Pro, the V4 Pro and the Starry 4. For budget alternatives, see the best vaporizer under £100.
XMAX questions
Which XMAX should I buy?
For convection vapour on a budget, the V3 Pro; for the most pocketable, the V3 Nano; for simple conduction sessions, the Starry 4.
XMAX V3 Pro or V4 Pro?
Both use convection. The V4 Pro rewards technique more; the V3 Pro is more forgiving.
What is the XMAX Ace?
A portable that empties its own bowl. Read the XMAX Ace review and XMAX Ace vs V3 Pro.
Do XMAX vaporizers have removable batteries?
Some do. The V3 Pro takes a standard removable 18650 cell, so a tired battery means a new cell rather than a new device. Each review lists the battery type. Read battery safety and power types before buying spares.