XPRO M80 PLUS REVIEW MOD

The M80 mod is powered by two 18650 Li-polymer batteries equaling up to a massive 4400mAh. The opposite side has the fire button at the top, the OLED screen a little further down a wattage up and down button, while a small hole to reset the device sat in between them. One one side of the device there is lines etched into the body for appearance, exactly like what was seen with the XPro M50. The top plate holds the 510 connector with a spring-loaded center pin, while the bottom plate has a micro-USB charging port and 23 holds that act as its ventilation. To continue on and give you a clear picture of what you’re looking at, the M80 Plus consists of an aluminum body, while the top and bottom plates consist of zinc alloy and are held down by allen screws. However, its look isn’t necessarily why I wanted to get my hands on this device, it was more aimed towards its features and performance. The longer I’ve had it, the more the appearance has grown on me though and it doesn’t look quite as bad.

The Smok XPro M80 Plus doesn’t look bad at all, it’s just a bit odd-looking with the device being wide (55mm) and skinny (22mm) at the same time. Despite the rumors and on-going talk, I just had to dive down, do some research and take a closer look for myself in this Smok XPro M80 Plus Mod Review.

Since its release, it’s definitely been one of the most controversial mods to hit the market and that’s all due to its claim of featuring temperature control. Smok first released its M50 sporting 50 watts, it then received an upgrade to 65 watts and to push the popular XPro Series even further, it finally released the latest addition, the XPro M80.

Xpro m80 plus review