
Vape Pens
TAP, TWIST OR JUST INHALE
A vape pen is a slim battery for an oil cartridge, and the shape is most of the point. Nothing folds out, nothing unscrews except the cart, and the whole thing disappears into a pocket. Exxus Vape builds the range around that and then adds control on top for anyone who wants it.
How you fire one is what really separates these. The Slim 2.0 is pure auto draw on a 280mAh cell with a stylus tip on the end: attach a cart, inhale, done. The Tap VV 2.0 fires from a tap sensor rather than a click, with four voltage settings at 2.6V, 3.2V, 3.9V and 4.2V, a 10 second preheat, and its own indicator color for each setting so you can see where you are without a screen. The Twistr 2.0 hands you a dial instead of steps, anything between 2.0V and 4.0V, on a 350mAh cell with a 15 second preheat and USB-C charging. The Claro puts a bright OLED readout on a compact body and drops as low as 1.8V, with a keychain hole and a see through shell.
- Plus VV 2.0: three voltage settings and a 15 second preheat on a larger 450mAh cell, for longer sessions out of a slim body.
- Flash: the outlier at 650mAh, with five voltage settings, a 15 second preheat and a genuine flashlight built into the other end.
- VRS 3 in 1: a ceramic atomizer, a 15 second heat up and three voltage settings at 3.0V, 3.5V and 4.0V, so it takes concentrate as well as oil.
- Finishes: the 2.0 family comes in ten colors including Envy, Glacier, Galaxy, Pearl, Prism, Raven and Sunset.
Almost every button model powers on with five quick presses. Two presses starts preheat and three cycles the voltage. The Slim 2.0 has no power sequence at all, and the Tap VV 2.0 uses the same counts with taps instead of presses. Screw the cart down finger tight and stop there. Pressing the center pin flat is the fastest way to make a good pen feel weak.
Runtime tracks the cell and how hot you run it. Around 280mAh, expect a day of light use. At 650mAh you can usually go two. High voltage and long preheat cycles cut into both noticeably. When hits go thin, charge it fully, back the cart off a fraction, then wipe the threads and the center pin with a dry cotton swab before you blame the oil.
They run from the stylus tipped Slim 2.0 at 280mAh up to the Flash at 650mAh. Cords and threaded plugs are kept in vape battery chargers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a vape pen?
It is a slim, pen shaped battery that powers an oil cartridge or a small atomizer. The body holds the cell and the controls, and whatever you screw onto the top holds the material. The shape exists for one reason: it disappears into a pocket or a bag.
What is the difference between a vape pen and a 510 thread battery?
There is a lot of overlap. A 510 thread battery is defined by its connection, while a vape pen is defined by its shape. Most Exxus Vape pens are both. The exception here is the VRS, which is a 3 in 1 device with its own atomizer rather than a plain cart holder.
How do I turn an Exxus Vape pen on?
Almost every button model powers on with five quick presses. Two presses starts preheat and three presses cycles the voltage. Auto draw models like the Slim 2.0 have no power sequence at all, and the Tap VV 2.0 uses the same counts but with taps instead of presses.
Which pen is best for flavor?
One that lets you run low heat. The Twistr 2.0 gives you a continuous dial from 2.0V to 4.0V, and the Claro drops as low as 1.8V, so both let you sit under the point where a thin oil starts to taste scorched. Slow, gentle draws help more than any single setting.
Can a vape pen handle concentrate?
A plain cart battery cannot, since it is only supplying power to whatever screws on top. The VRS can, because it includes a ceramic atomizer and a 15 second heat up designed for it. Check which of the two you are looking at before you buy.
How long does a vape pen last on a charge?
It depends on the cell size and how hot you run it. Around 280mAh you should expect a day of light use, and at 650mAh you can usually go a couple of days. Running high voltage or long preheat cycles shortens that noticeably.
What does the preheat cycle do?
It warms the oil at low heat for 10 to 15 seconds without you drawing on it, so a thick or cold cart pulls properly on the first try instead of clogging. Two quick presses starts it and one press stops it on most models.
Why is my pen giving weak hits?
Work through it in order. Charge it fully, then check the cart is not screwed down so hard that it is pressing the center pin flat, then wipe the threads and the pin clean with a dry cotton swab. If the pen has voltage settings, step it up one level and try again.
Are the colors just cosmetic?
On the body, yes. On models like the Tap VV 2.0 they are functional too, because each voltage setting has its own indicator color: blue at 2.6V, green at 3.2V, yellow at 3.9V and red at 4.2V. That way you can see where you are without a screen.
Why Shop With Exxus
Straightforward reasons to buy your next Exxus device straight from the source.
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