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      Greenhut · New Zealand

      XVAPE & XMAX Vaporizers NZ

      Greenhut lists this range under both of its names. Depending on the model you will see it written Xvape, XMAX or X-MAX — the XMAX V3 Pro, XMAX V4 Pro, XMAX Vital, XMAX Ace, XMAX QOMO, XMAX OONT and XMAX Riggo all sit alongside the Xvape Starry 4, Xvape ARIA+, Xvape Avant and Xvape Fog Pro in the same catalogue. If you have searched for one spelling and not found what you wanted, the other spelling is on this page too.

      Dry herb, concentrate, or both

      The range splits fairly cleanly. Dry herb portable vaporizers include the XMAX V3 Pro, the smaller V3 Nano, the convection-heated V4 Pro, the XMAX Vital, the Starry 4, the ARIA+, the Avant, the Ace and the compact OONT. On the concentrate side, the XMAX Riggo is a dual wax vaporizer and the XMAX DABOO is an electric nectar collector. The QOMO is the concentrate unit built around a replaceable quartz coil. The V3 Pro also accepts a separate concentrate chamber if you want one device for both.

      Compact by design

      The reason this range keeps turning up on shortlists is size. Most of these units are pocket-sized, single-button devices with an on-board temperature readout, which makes them a straightforward first vaporizer as well as a sensible second one to carry when you do not want to take a larger device out of the house.

      Spares are the point

      Xvape and XMAX parts are widely interchangeable within the line, and Greenhut stocks the ones that actually wear out: glass mouthpieces for the V3 Pro, V3 Nano, V4 Pro, Starry 4, Vital and Riggo, the V3/V4 Pro 2-in-1 mouthpiece and adapter, replacement batteries for the V3 and V4 Pro, V3/V4 Pro dosing capsules, the Vital glass bubbler mouthpiece, the Riggo single heating atomiser and glass cap, the QOMO quartz replacement coil, and the X-MAX Ace complete cap. There is also a glass adapter that connects the XMAX V3 Pro to a waterpipe if you prefer water filtration.

      Where XMAX sits in the range

      Against the German-built units on our Storz and Bickel page, XMAX and Xvape are the more affordable, more disposable end of the market — smaller chambers, simpler controls, and parts you can replace cheaply rather than service. If you want a first portable without committing to a flagship, this is usually where to start.

      Frequently asked questions

      Is Xvape the same brand as Xmax? The two names run together through this range, with listings such as the Xvape Xmax V3 Pro carrying both, and many supplied by Topgreen. Treat Xmax as the model naming used within the Xvape range.

      Which Xvape models are in this collection? The V3 Pro, V4 Pro, V3 Nano, Vital, Starry, Riggo, Qomo, Ace and Aria all appear across the 34 listings. Mouthpieces, glass adapters and replacement parts for those models are listed here as well.

      Will a V3 Pro mouthpiece fit a V4 Pro? Check the listing rather than assuming. Some parts are listed for both, such as the V3/V4 Pro dosing capsule, while mouthpieces are named for a single model like the XMAX V3 Pro glass mouthpiece.

      What does the glass adapter for a waterpipe do? It replaces the standard mouthpiece with a glass fitting that seats into a waterpipe joint. The one listed here is the Xvape Xmax V3 Pro glass adapter, so match it to that model.