XMax
Useful portable features at accessible prices
Value-focused vaporizer brand from TopGreen, with Chinese manufacturing roots. V3 Pro and V4 Pro combine replaceable batteries with selectable temperatures; V3 Nano offers simpler operation.
Our Take on XMax
Average score across these models: 8.3/10
XMax is where we send friends who want real convection without spending real money. The V4 Pro is the one to buy: pure convection, 3-position airflow, a glass mouthpiece and a swappable 18650, rated 8.9/10 and the top vape in our budget ranking. The V3 Pro is the value buy when it drops well below the V4 Pro, and the V3 Nano is a $50 pocket pen for quick, light sessions. US list prices run from $50 to $109.
- Convection, a swappable 18650 and two heating modes for about $100
- Replaceable 18650 batteries on V3 Pro and V4 Pro reduce charging downtime
- Selectable temperatures and both operating modes on the Pro models
- Choice between Pro controls and a simpler Nano format
- Wax cup, dosing capsules and water pipe adapters available from XMax
- Nano lacks the Pro models' battery access and temperature selection
- Vapor runs warm on the Pro models without a water pipe
- On-demand mode on the V4 Pro can cut a slow draw short
- V3 Nano's 0.08 g chamber is done in a few pulls
- 12-month warranty on the base, shorter than premium brands
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Best for: Price-conscious buyers comparing practical controls, battery access and straightforward portable use
XMax prices by model
3 XMax Vaporizers in Our Catalogue
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XMax V4 Pro
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XMax V3 Pro
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XMAX V3 Nano
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Compare All XMax Devices
| Device | Score | US list price | Type | Heating | Heat-Up | Power / sessions | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XMax V4 Pro | 8.9 | $109 | Portable | Convection | 10s | 12 sessions | 120g |
| XMax V3 Pro | 8.2 | $99 | Portable | Convection | 10s | 7 sessions | 105g |
| XMAX V3 Nano | 7.9 | $50 | Portable | Hybrid | 30s | 9 sessions | 55g |
Figures are manufacturer specifications unless marked as our measurement
About XMax
XMax is a brand of TopGreen. Its official history dates the brand registration to 2014 and the V2 launch to September of that year; II Pro followed in 2015. TopGreen has manufacturing roots in Shenzhen, China, and a North American operation in Southern California.
TopGreen also offers private-brand manufacturing, so related-looking vapes can appear under other names. The V3 Pro and V4 Pro let you set the heat anywhere in the 100-220°C (212-428°F) range, run a swappable 18650 cell and switch between session and on-demand heating. The V4 Pro is the V3 Pro's successor: it adds 3-position airflow and a glass mouthpiece that doubles as a 14 mm water pipe connection, and both use the same oven, about 0.15 to 0.2 g.
The V3 Nano keeps it simple: a sealed battery, a 55 g pen-size body and a preset 200-220°C (392-428°F) heat with nothing to set. It suits light, quick sessions; its tiny 0.08 g load turns toasty within a few pulls. V4 Pro is our overall pick and the best budget vaporizer we have tested, and V3 Pro is our value pick. XMax also sells the Starry 4 and Ace, which we have not reviewed yet.
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