Mods

Vape Mods & Box Mods: Full Control Over Your Concentrate Experience

A good mod does one thing better than a standard vape pen: it lets you fine-tune your session. Dial in lower temps for terpene-rich, flavorful draws or push the voltage higher for thick, dense vapor clouds. The devices in this collection range from compact universal box mods that work with virtually any 510-thread cartridge to purpose-built concentrate vaporizers with advanced heating technology — all at prices that won't break the bank.

Types of Mods We Carry

Universal Box Mods

Universal box mods like the Yocan UNI and Yocan UNI 3.0 are designed to fit virtually any 510-thread oil cartridge regardless of its diameter. Adjustable cartridge chambers, variable voltage output, and preheat modes make these the go-to choice for cartridge users who want more than a basic battery. The Yocan UNI Twist adds a twist-dial voltage adjustment for quick, on-the-fly tuning.

Concentrate Vaporizer Mods

Devices like the Yocan Orbit and Pulsar APX Volt V3 blur the line between mod and standalone concentrate vaporizer. With powerful batteries (up to 1800mAh), variable voltage settings, and purpose-built atomizer compatibility, these are ideal for wax, shatter, and other solid concentrates. They offer a step up from entry-level wax pens without the complexity of a full desktop rig.

Variable Voltage Kits

If you want a complete setup out of the box, variable voltage kits like the Pulsar Melting Mushrooms Barb Fire Kit bundle a high-capacity battery with a matching atomizer and accessories. Great for new concentrate users or anyone upgrading from a basic pen without wanting to source components separately.

Digital & Sub-Ohm Mods

For users coming from the vaping world, devices like the Eleaf iStick Mini and Geekvape Aegis Boost 2 bring familiar box mod ergonomics — digital displays, wattage control, and durable builds — to a concentrate-friendly format. These pair well with a variety of atomizers and tanks for a versatile, customizable setup.

What to Look for When Buying a Vape Mod

• Battery Capacity: Measured in mAh — higher means longer sessions between charges. The Yocan Orbit tops this collection at 1800mAh, while the Pulsar APX Volt V3 offers solid performance at 1100mAh.
• Voltage Range: Variable voltage (VV) mods let you adjust output, usually between 2.0V and 4.2V. Lower voltage = smoother, more flavorful draws. Higher voltage = larger clouds.
• 510-Thread Compatibility: Most cartridges and many atomizers use the industry-standard 510-thread connection. Universal box mods expand on this by accommodating varying cartridge widths.
• Build Quality: Look for devices with solid construction — zinc alloy or reinforced plastic housings hold up to daily carry. The Geekvape Aegis Boost 2 is a standout for durability.
• Ease of Use: Single-button preheat modes, LED voltage indicators, and simple charge-via-USB features make a big difference for everyday use.

Top Brands in Our Mods Collection

Yocan dominates this space for good reason — reliable builds, affordable price points, and a product lineup that covers everything from beginner box mods to advanced concentrate vaporizers. Their UNI series remains one of the best-selling universal mod lines available anywhere.

Pulsar brings bold aesthetics and solid engineering together. Their variable voltage kits are popular with users who want a complete, ready-to-use setup with some personality built in.

For users with a background in vaping hardware, Geekvape and Eleaf offer the familiar form factor of traditional box mods with enough versatility to work seamlessly with concentrate attachments.

Browse more portable vaping options in our vaporizers collection, or check out our full range of vape cartridges and dab pens to find the right match for your mod.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a vape mod?

A vape mod is a battery-powered device that gives you more control over your vaping experience than a basic pen battery. Most mods feature adjustable voltage or wattage output, larger batteries, and compatibility with a wider range of atomizers and cartridges via a 510-thread connection.

What's the difference between a box mod and a vape pen?

Vape pens are slim, simple, and usually fixed-voltage. Box mods are larger, offer variable output settings, and typically have bigger batteries. If you want to fine-tune temperature and get more sessions per charge, a box mod is the better choice.

Can I use a box mod with any 510-thread cartridge?

Most box mods with a standard 510-thread connection will work with standard oil cartridges. Universal mods like the Yocan UNI series go a step further by adjusting the cartridge chamber width to accommodate both narrow and wide-body carts — so compatibility is rarely an issue.

What voltage should I use for concentrates?

It depends on the concentrate and your preference. For oil cartridges, 2.4V–3.0V is a good starting range for flavor-forward draws. For thicker concentrates or wax atomizers, 3.2V–4.0V tends to deliver better vapor production. Always start low and work your way up.

Are mods good for beginners?

Absolutely — especially universal box mods like the Yocan UNI line. They're simple to operate, compatible with most cartridges, and give you room to grow as you learn your preferred settings. If you're just getting started, a basic variable voltage mod with a preheat function is one of the most practical first purchases you can make.