Good kit. Clear choices. No need to spend more than your setup needs. Our XMAX and XVAPE vaporisers cover everything from simple dry herb devices to portable concentrate rigs. The trick is choosing the right format before getting lost in the model names.
At yabaDABS in Lisburn, we stock devices, mouthpieces, screens and other replacement parts across the range. This guide explains where the main models fit, what the extra features actually do, and which accessories deserve a place in your basket.
Already know what you want? Browse the XMAX/XVAPE range. Otherwise, start with the comparison below.
XMAX and XVAPE vaporisers: a quick comparison
These are our starting points for different needs. “Best fit” means the features match that priority; it does not mean one device will suit everyone.
| Model | Best fit | Price* |
|---|---|---|
| XVAPE AVANT | Simple controls with five temperature presets | £43.99 |
| V3 Nano | A small dry herb device with one-button operation | £44.99 |
| XMAX Vital | An affordable dry herb model with a temperature display | £49.75 |
| XMAX OONT Pro | Preset temperature choices on a smaller budget | £49.95 |
| XMAX V3 Pro | Convection heating with session and on-demand modes | £84.95 |
| XMAX Starry 4 | Adjustable airflow and a replaceable battery | £86.77 |
| XMAX V4 Pro | Convection heating, adjustable airflow and two use modes | £94.95 |
| XLUX Roffu | A step up in budget for convection and a colour display | £137.00 |
| XMAX Riggo | A concentrate device for standalone or compatible rig use | £49.99 |
| XMAX Tunke | A compact concentrate rig with a water tank | £49.99 |
*Prices checked on 4 November 2026. Prices, colours, kit contents and availability can change; check the linked product page before ordering.
First, choose dry herb or concentrates
For dry herb, begin with AVANT, V3 Nano, Vital, OONT Pro, V3 Pro, V4 Pro, Starry 4 or Roffu. For a dedicated concentrate setup, compare Riggo and Tunke. This first choice matters more than the size of the screen or the colour of the case.
Some models support concentrates through a specified cup or pad. That does not make every dry herb chamber suitable for oils or liquids. Check the exact model and required insert before loading anything.
Simple dry herb options: AVANT, V3 Nano, Vital and OONT Pro
XVAPE AVANT: five settings, one button
The XVAPE AVANT keeps the controls straightforward. Its flat body, ceramic chamber and five temperature presets make it worth considering if you want a portable dry herb device without navigating menus.
Choose it if you like a small set of clear options. If you want individual temperature adjustments or an on-demand mode, compare the models further down the guide.
V3 Nano: keep it small and simple
The V3 Nano focuses on portability and one-button operation. It suits shoppers who value fewer decisions when setting up a session. The manufacturer lists a fixed temperature rather than the adjustable controls found on the V3 Pro.
Despite the similar names, the Nano and Pro offer different experiences. Buy the Nano for simplicity; consider the Pro if choosing your temperature and heating mode matters more.
Vital and OONT Pro: compare the controls
The XMAX Vital offers an OLED temperature display, while the OONT Pro listing describes five preset temperatures. They sit close together in price, so decide which control style you prefer before adding extras.
An inexpensive device still needs to fit your routine. Think about loading, cleaning and charging, as well as the price on the box.
XMAX V3 Pro vs V4 Pro: which should you choose?
Both the XMAX V3 Pro and XMAX V4 Pro offer convection heating with session and on-demand modes. Convection heats the material with passing hot air. Session mode maintains heating for a timed session; on-demand mode gives you control over each heating cycle.
The V4 Pro also offers adjustable airflow. That lets you change the resistance of the draw, rather than relying only on temperature adjustments. Both models have replaceable 18650 batteries, which is useful if battery replacement is part of your buying decision.
At the prices above, the V4 Pro costs £10 more than the V3 Pro. We would put them side by side first: do you want the V4 Pro’s airflow adjustment, or does the V3 Pro already cover your needs? Check the supplied kit and model-specific accessories before deciding.
XMAX Starry 4: a different route to control
The XMAX Starry 4 combines adjustable airflow, a magnetic mouthpiece, vibration feedback and a replaceable battery. It is a conduction model: the heated chamber transfers heat directly to the material.
If you are comparing it with the V3 Pro, think about heating style as well as cost. The Starry 4 offers airflow adjustment, while the V3 Pro offers session and on-demand convection heating. Those are useful differences to weigh against your own preferences.
XLUX Roffu: more budget for the features you want
The XLUX Roffu brings convection heating, session and on-demand modes, a colour display and a removable battery. It deserves a look if you want those features and have a larger budget than the entry-level models require.
Before spending the extra, decide what you will use. A colour display may make information easier for you to read, while a removable battery gives you a replacement option. Neither feature automatically makes a device the right fit. Compare the Roffu with the V4 Pro and check the contents of the particular kit we sell.
Also in the range: Ace, Aria, Aria Plus and Fog
The XMAX Ace has a chamber-ejection mechanism that pushes used material upwards for emptying. That can make it a useful comparison if unloading is a priority. It still needs regular cleaning; “easy emptying” does not mean maintenance-free.
You can also explore the XVAPE Aria, Aria Plus and XVAPE Fog. Read the exact listing before choosing between versions, especially when checking mouthpieces, charging connections and replacement parts. An accessory labelled Fog Pro should not be assumed to fit every Fog model.
For concentrates: XMAX Riggo and Tunke
Riggo: standalone or with compatible glass
The XMAX Riggo combines a Sherlock-style concentrate pipe format with an e-nail option for compatible water rigs. It is worth comparing if you want flexibility between a handheld setup and your existing glass.
Check the connection and required attachment before ordering it for a rig. A matching brand name alone does not establish compatibility.
Tunke: a compact rig with water filtration
The XMAX Tunke uses a quartz heating cup, five preset temperatures and a removable, extendable water tank. It is a dedicated concentrate device, rather than a dry herb vaporiser.
Choose between Tunke and Riggo by looking at how you want the setup to work: an integrated water tank, or a device that can also connect to compatible glass. Follow the model’s instructions for filling, loading and cleaning.
Explore our current XMAX and XVAPE range for product details and availability, or ask us about alternatives before choosing a device.
Buy the right spares, not a drawer full of near misses
A spare screen or mouthpiece can be more useful than an accessory you never use. Start with the exact device name, including the model number and any “Pro” suffix.
For V3 Pro owners, we list a replacement metal filter screen, glass mouthpiece and bong adaptor. These are model-specific options; do not assume they fit a V3 Nano or V4 Pro.
For Riggo, we also list a replacement mouthpiece and replacement coil. Ask us to check a part if you are unsure. Getting the fit right first time beats buying twice.
A little care makes ownership easier
Follow the supplied manual for your model. Keep screens and airflow passages clear, let hot parts cool before handling, and use only the cleaning methods approved for each part. Never immerse the powered body. Allow cleaned components to dry completely before reassembly.
For replaceable-battery models, use the specified battery type and a protective case for any spare cell. Our vaporiser maintenance guide covers the everyday routine. You can also find model instructions through TopGreen’s official support hub.
Questions we can help you answer
Which XMAX or XVAPE vaporiser should I buy first?
Start with the material you intend to use and your budget. Compare AVANT or V3 Nano for simple controls, then V3 Pro or V4 Pro if you want adjustable settings and two heating modes. For concentrates, start with Riggo and Tunke instead.
Do all XMAX and XVAPE accessories fit each other?
No. Screens, mouthpieces, coils, seals and adaptors vary by model. Check the compatibility details and ask us before ordering a part for a different device.
Can I get help choosing in Lisburn?
Yes. Visit yabaDABS at 7 Bon Accord Terrace, Lisburn, BT28 1TL, or contact us before ordering online. Tell us your budget, the type of device you want and any kit you already own. We will help you narrow the choice.
Find your XMAX or XVAPE setup at yabaDABS
You do not need the longest feature list. You need a device that suits your material, feels manageable and has the right parts available when you need them. That is where we can help. Considering a battery-free alternative? Read our guide to getting consistent hits with DynaVap to understand manual heating and draw technique.
Shop XMAX and XVAPE vaporisers and accessories, or ask our Lisburn team to help you choose. Good gear, straight answers, and a bit of good craic along the way.
