The Augvape VX200 was sent to me for review from Augvape. I did some first impressions of the VX200 more than a month ago and now I’m finally putting up my final thoughts.
I got this as part of a kit that Augvape is selling which includes three disposable tanks. I’ll be doing a separate review for those tanks, but you can get that full kit for about $50, or you can get the device separately for about $40 and the disposable tanks for about $12 for a pack of three.
Here are some places where you can get it (affiliate)
- ElementVape.com – $39.95
- VaporDNA.com – $44.99
- VapeSourcing.com – $39.90
- Ecig-City.com – $69.99
This is a super sleek 200-watt device. And unlike Augvape’s other recent releases, the Augvape VX200 has a lot of advanced features. You might also notice that the name of the VX200 is similar to V200 that Augvape released a few months ago. The V200 was inspired by the Honda car engine, but this one is totally different. I’m not really sure why they’ve kept the name so similar.
Alex is a former smoker who successfully quit smoking after 14 years by switching to vaping. Now a pro-vaping advocate, Alex has become a seasoned expert with over a decade of experience in the vaping industry. Since starting his vaping journey in 2010, Alex has earned a reputation as a trusted reviewer, extensively testing all types of vape gear, including mech mods, sub-ohm tanks, RDAs, disposables, e-juices, boro devices, squonkers, dry herb vaporizers, and e-rigs. He’s also explored the craft of coil building and DIY e-juice.
Since 2015, Alex has published more than 800 in-depth articles on vaping, produced over 500 videos covering product reviews, industry news, and tips, contributed to several well-known vape publications, and hosted a popular vaping podcast featuring over 100 episodes and nearly 40 hours of content.
