Concentrate Vaporizers

Concentrate Vaporizers

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Concentrate vaporizers heat wax rather than burn it, so flavor survives. The GO Plus runs a coil less quartz tank with 392 to 932 Fahrenheit control; the 4 in 1 VRS adds water filtration and a heating tip. Glass nectar collectors do it without electronics, skillets are the coil heads for pens, and chambers sit in concentrate replacement parts.
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WAX, HEATED NOT BURNED

A concentrate vaporizer heats wax until it turns to vapor and stops there. No flame, no torch, no combustion. You put a small amount into a heated chamber, set the heat and draw. Exxus builds two of these and they go about it differently.

The chamber is where they split. The GO Plus uses a coil less quartz tank, so your material sits on bare quartz with no wire in the way and nothing scorched left behind. The VRS runs a ceramic atomizer instead. Control differs too. The GO Plus gives you an actual number, 392 to 932 Fahrenheit in 10 degree steps on an OLED display, which means a setting you liked is a setting you can go back to. The VRS clicks through three voltages at 3.0V, 3.5V and 4.0V. Faster to work, less precise.

Day to day the GO Plus is the simpler object. Hold the button and run the session yourself, or hand it to automatic mode and let it manage the heat. The 5200mAh battery is large for the size and Type C charging fills it quickly. The VRS asks more of you and gives back formats. Fill the glass with water and it is a compact rig with a carb. Fit the nectar style tip and it is a direct dab tool. Attach an oil cartridge and it is a pen. Heat up runs about 15 seconds, and the timed session mode lasts the same.

Residue is what actually kills performance on either one. Wax leaves a film, flavor goes flat, and the device gets the blame. Let it cool, take it apart, work the chamber with isopropyl on a cotton swab. The GO Plus separates by hand thanks to its magnetic connections, so no tool is involved. Glass is the other thing to plan for. Percolators and mouthpieces break, chambers and atomizers wear out, and both are sold on their own in concentrate replacement parts.

  • Coil less quartz tank: the GO Plus heats material on bare quartz, so there is no coil to scorch it and no burnt note underneath the taste.
  • 392 to 932 Fahrenheit: in 10 degree steps with the number on screen, which is the difference between a setting you found and a setting you can repeat.
  • Manual or automatic: hold the button and run the session yourself, or let automatic mode handle the heat curve while you draw.
  • 5200mAh and Type C: a big battery for a device this size, and a short charge puts you back in a full session.
  • Four configurations on the VRS: water filtered rig, nectar style heating tip, oil cartridge connection and a bonus fourth setup, out of one unit.
  • Magnetic assembly: the GO Plus pulls apart by hand for cleaning, which is most of the reason it keeps tasting right.

Choose on how you like to work. Precision and battery life point at the GO Plus. Wanting one unit to cover a rig, a dab tool and a cartridge points at the VRS. Parts for both live in concentrate replacement parts, and the coil heads for pen setups are in Exxus skillets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a concentrate vaporizer?

It is a device built to heat wax concentrates rather than burn them. Instead of an open flame, a heated chamber brings the material up to a set temperature so it turns to vapor. That gives you more of the flavor the concentrate carries and much more control over how strong each draw feels.

What is the difference between the Exxus Vape GO Plus and the VRS?

The GO Plus is the precision option: a coil less quartz tank, a 392 to 932 Fahrenheit temperature range in 10 degree steps, an OLED display and a 5200mAh battery. The VRS is the versatile option: one unit that works as a water filtered rig, as a direct heating tip for dabs and as a cartridge connection, with three voltage settings instead of a temperature readout.

What does coil less quartz actually mean?

It means there is no wire coil sitting in the chamber. Your material rests on quartz and the quartz is what heats. Nothing metallic touches the concentrate, so the flavor comes through cleaner and there is no coil to leave a burnt taste behind.

What temperature should I start at?

Start low and work up. Lower settings favor flavor and produce a lighter, cooler vapor. Higher settings produce denser vapor but tend to flatten the taste. Move in a few 10 degree steps at a time until you find the point where the draw tastes right to you, then stay there.

How long does the battery last?

The GO Plus carries a 5200mAh battery, which is large for a device this size and comfortably covers a long session or several short ones. Actual runtime depends on how hot you run it, since higher temperature settings draw more power per pull.

Can I use a cartridge with the VRS?

Yes. Attaching a cartridge is one of the configurations the VRS is designed for, alongside the water filtered rig and the direct heating tip. Power the unit on, click through to the voltage you want and draw from the mouthpiece.

How do I clean a concentrate vaporizer?

Let it cool completely first, then take it apart. The GO Plus uses magnetic connections, so the sections separate by hand. Wipe the chamber with isopropyl alcohol on a swab, clear any residue from the airway, and let every piece dry fully before reassembling. Doing this often keeps the flavor clean and stops build up hardening in place.

Is the VRS good for both oils and wax?

Yes, that is the point of it. The ceramic atomizer handles concentrates, and the cartridge connection covers oils. Being able to switch between the two without owning two devices is the main reason people choose it.

How long do I have to wait for it to heat up?

The VRS reaches temperature in about 15 seconds and runs a timed session mode of the same length. The GO Plus heats on demand when you hold the power button, so you are drawing within a few seconds of firing it.

Where do I find replacement chambers and glass?

In the concentrate replacement parts collection, with a dedicated section for the VRS. Heating chambers, atomizers, glass mouthpieces, hydro adapters and screens are all sold individually, so one worn part does not mean a new device.

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