Augvape Foxy ONE 120W Box Mod

It is powered by a single 21700 / 20700 / 18650 battery and capable of firing up to 120W, constructed from Zinc-aluminum alloy. The Augvape FOXY ONE Mod is designed to be both sturdy and powerful , perfect for daily users.

Brand: Augvape
Unit: 1 Set
Material: Zinc Alloy
Weight: 37.6mm
Standby current: <100uA
Power Range: 5-120W
Voltage Range: 0.5-6.8V
Resistance Range: 0.05-3ohm
Package: Gift Box

Each set contain:
1pc Foxy one mod
1pc User manual
1pc Type c cable
1pc Warranty card
1pc Battery sleeve

Augvape Foxy One Design and Build Quality

The original Augvape Druga Foxy remains one of the best looking vape mods that I have ever reviewed, so the new Foxy One definitely has big shoes to fill, in that regard. Luckily, it manages to stay true to the original formula, for the most part, so I can confidently say that this is one of the most eye-catching single battery vape mods you can find, especially if you’re on a tight budget.

The best way to characterize the look of the Augvape Foxy one is a classic C-frame design, with the battery door sliding over the C-shaped frame of the mod. It’s a tried and true design, but Augvape have definitely refined the formula a little bit.

Starting at the top, we have a classic 510 connection, with a gold-plated, spring-loaded pin, and a slightly raised stainless steel plate that is supposed to prevent you from accidentally scratch the paint if you screw on an atomizer too tight. The original Foxy introduced an ingenious Quick Release System to release the atomizer, but apparently it didn’t catch on, as Augvape decided to opt for a classic connection this time around.

The compact size of the device prevents you from using it with atomizers over 25mm in diameter without any overhang, but then again, this is a single-battery mod, so you shouldn’t even consider using it with 28 or 30 millimeter behemoths, like the Steam Crave Aromamizer Plus.

The beveled square fire button looks identical to the one on the original Foxy, and the smaller + and – located on the side of the mod look very similar to those of the original Foxy as well. That’s a good thing, in my opinion, as it maintains the identity of the Augvape Foxy brand.

Just above the + and – buttons, on the side of the Duga Foxy, is a very small, black and white display. It’s not the most impressive screen I’ve ever seen on a mod, certainly not on the level of an Aegis X or a Smoant Naboo, but then again the Foxy was never known for its vibrant display. The original had a tiny, rudimentary screen as well, so you could say Augvape is keeping on with tradition. The screen is bright enough, and shows all the necessary information, but it’s just not pretty to look at.

If you’ve never used a C-frame vape mod before, you’re going to have a tough time identifying the battery cover of the Foxy One. As a hint, just look for the Alcantara/leather covered part and try grabbing it and pulling it outwards toward the rounded off side. It’s held in place by three pairs of magnets, but you don’t need to much power to yank it off.

For this review, I received the gunmetal and Alcantara combination, which looks very interesting. However, I do have some reservation regarding the longevity of the fake Alcantara (no, it’s not genuine). It just looks like the kind om material that gets dirty over time, especially since it spends a lot of time in your hand. The suede-like texture looks susceptible to wear as well, so I can’t recommend it.

Luckily, Augvape also offers a leatherette option, and I would personally get that instead. The Alcantara might actually get a vintage look after a while, I’ve only been using it for a week now, but if you want the safer option, go for the leatherette.

The battery door itself is very thick, compared to most other C-frame mods I’ve tried, like the old Smoant Charon 218W for example, so it feels very tough. It also has an inner edge on the bottom, so it catches the battery when you insert it from the top. You can use a 21700 or a 20700 battery without an adapter, or an 18650 battery with the included plastic adapter.

If you’re going to use the Augvape Foxy One with an 18650 battery, you should know that your wattage output will be limited to 80Wm instead of the 120W you get with the two larger battery types, and that you might feel some minor rattling inside the mod, from time to time. It’s not that constant annoying rattle we used to dread in the early days of vape mods, but it’s definitely there, so be aware of that.

Another tip I want to offer, when taking off the battery door, don’t set your Foxy One vape mod upright. It has a very narrow and flimsy base, so the heavier top will always tilt it forward and it will topple over. It’s not the end of the world if that only happens once, but if it keeps falling, it could cause damage to the inner components.

I personally love the look and design of the new Foxy One, but I just wish Augvape had paid a bit more attention to the finishing touches. A closer inspection of the paint finish revealed a number of imperfections that could have definitely been avoided. It’s not something you can see from a mile away, but it’s visible. Other than that, though, I don’t have too much to complain about.