VAPORESSO ARMOUR OCTA Box Mod
- Headroom for demanding 510 tanks
- Swipe the screen to lock
- Locking door over both cells
- Built-in heat and timer cut-offs
Why you'll love it
- Room to push power-hungry 510 tanks
- Swipe across the display to lock it
- Locking door over the two 18650 cells
- Heat cut-off at 75°C and a 10-second fire limit
- Silicone port cover and grip surface
- Six colours, from Aero White to Vintage Green
At a glance
- Replaceable pods
- Yes
- Brand
- VAPORESSO
- Model
- ARMOUR OCTA
- Output
- 220W max
- Battery
- 2 x 18650 (not included)
- Charging
- Type-C, DC 5V 2.5A
- Display
- 0.96 inch TFT screen
- Dimensions
- 146.3 x 30.8 x 55mm
- Weight
- 362g (the maker's figure; Ecigone gives 362g for the mod alone)
- Connection
- 510 thread
- Chipset
- AXON 3.0
- Colour options
- 6
Description
Getting to know the ARMOUR OCTA
You already have a 510 tank you like, or you enjoy swapping between a few, and you want a mod with the power to drive them. That is who this one suits. It is a regulated box mod, so you choose the output and the mod holds to it. There is no tank supplied with it, which leaves the choice of coil and e-liquid with you.
Two 18650 batteries power it, and you buy those separately. The AXON 3.0 chipset takes output up to 220W and adds a Boost mode. A 0.96 inch TFT display shows your settings, and a swipe across it locks and unlocks the device. There are six colours: Aero White, Dark Black, Rally Blue, Rust Bronze, Titanium Grey and Vintage Green.
Where it shines
- Headroom for demanding tanks: it delivers up to 220W, so a tank that likes plenty of power has room to work.
- A swipe to lock: the display is where you check your settings, and one swipe secures or releases the device.
- A battery door that locks: both cells sit behind it. Pair two matching cells, as the mod cuts output if their voltage gap passes 0.9V.
- Protection built in: the mod stops charging if it climbs past 75°C, and holding the fire button for 10 seconds cuts power.
- Type-C charging: a silicone plug covers the USB port between charges.
- A soft grip: the silicone grip surface gives your hand something comfortable to hold.
What it takes: pods, coils and e-liquid
The ARMOUR OCTA has no pods and no coils of its own. It works with any tank that has a 510 thread, and the coils are whichever that tank uses. That means the resistance range comes from the tank, not the mod. E-liquid follows the tank too: the mod has no preference of its own, so pick a liquid and coil the tank is made for, then set the wattage to suit that coil.
Specification
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | VAPORESSO |
| Model | ARMOUR OCTA |
| Output | 220W max |
| Battery | 2 x 18650 (not included) |
| Charging | Type-C, DC 5V 2.5A |
| Display | 0.96 inch TFT screen |
| Dimensions | 146.3 x 30.8 x 55mm |
| Weight | 362g (the maker's figure; Ecigone gives 362g for the mod alone) |
| Connection | 510 thread |
| Chipset | AXON 3.0 |
| Colour options | 6 |
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VAPORESSO ARMOUR OCTA Box Mod FAQs
Which pods or coils does the Armour OCTA take?
Neither directly. It is a mod with a 510 thread, so it pairs with a 510 tank and uses whatever coils that tank takes. No tank is supplied with the mod alone, so choose one separately.
What should I know before choosing batteries for it?
It runs on two 18650 cells, sold separately. Choose two that match, because if their voltage gap passes 0.9V the mod cuts output. They sit behind a locking door on the mod.
What happens if I hold the fire button for too long?
The mod cuts power once you have held the fire button for 10 seconds. It is an overtime protection built into the device, so there is nothing to switch on or set up.
Does the Armour OCTA stop charging if it gets hot?
Yes. Charging halts if the device temperature passes 75°C. It charges through a USB Type-C port, which has a silicone plug to cover it between charges.
Is the Armour OCTA a regulated mod?
Yes. It is a regulated box mod built around the AXON 3.0 chipset, with a Boost mode and output up to 220W. It needs two 18650 batteries, which you supply yourself.
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