Mavro: Experience the Power of Precision

I recently had the opportunity to try out the Mavro pod kit, and it’s been quite a different experience from what I’m used to. As someone who typically edges towards simpler devices like the VLTZ flex Pro Bar, stepping into the world of sub-ohm vaping with the Mavro was a bit of a leap. After spending some time with it, I’m ready to share my thoughts on this device, covering its features and performance:

• Touch Sensor with LCD Screen
• Draw Activation
• Smart Wattage Adjustment
• Puff Counter
• Adjustable Airflow
• Design and Build
• Battery Life

Video: Introducing The Mavro

First Impressions

The first thing was to check the contents of the box. Inside, you’ll find the Mavro battery with two 0.3ohm pods, a USB-C charging cable, and a user manual. It’s a complete package, and I was pleased to see that the battery came fully charged and ready for vaping.

Holding the Mavro for the first time, I immediately noticed the comfortable synthetic leather grip. The device has a nice light weight to it and is small in size compared to other box mod type vapes. The metal gives it a premium, durable feel, and is available in three colour options: Gunmetal Grey, Rose Gold Pink, and Silver Tweed. It’s a bit more substantial than my usual pen-style vapes, but not overly bulky.

What's in the box?

• Mavro battery x1
• Mavro 0.3ohm Pod x2
• USB-C Cable x1
• User Manual x1

Getting Started with The Mavro

The Mavro is unique in that it does away with physical buttons and instead uses a touch sensor, indicated by a fingerprint symbol on the side of the device. This isn’t a fingerprint reader but a designated area to touch to control the device. A cool design feature is the touch LCD screen. A single press on the sensor reveals key information, such as wattage, battery life and puff count.

Here is a breakdown of how to operate the device:

One of the standout features of the Mavro is its smart wattage adjustment. When you insert a pod, the device automatically detects the resistance and sets the wattage to the recommended level. As someone who’s not always keen on fiddling with settings, I really appreciated this. It takes the guesswork out of finding the optimal setting, especially when trying different pods, as there are alternative resistances available as accessories. Of course, you can still manually adjust the wattage by rapidly pressing the sensor 5 times and using the arrows on the touch screen.

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Using the Mavro

With the 0.3ohm pod pre-installed, filled with my go to e-liquid, VLTZ, and primed for 3 minutes, I took my first puff. The difference in flavour intensity compared to my usual devices was immediately noticeable.

I then started playing around with the airflow adjustment, which is located on the side of the device. It’s a simple slider that allows you to fine-tune to your preference. I found that opening it up fully provided a nice, airy vape that enhanced the sub-ohm experience. Closing it off a bit gave a tighter, more restricted puff. This air restriction might be preferable for those transitioning from mouth-to-lung vaping.

The Mavro also features a puff counter on the LCD screen, beneath the touch sensor. Resetting the counter is simple: just remove and reinsert the pod three times within 2.5 seconds, and the count will reset to 0. If you get to 999 puffs, it will automatically reset to 0.

The smart technology worked perfectly to set the wattage to the recommended setting. I did experiment a little with manual adjustments. 5 quick presses on the touch sensor unlocks the wattage control and two arrows appear on screen to increase or decrease the power. Even though I’m used to simpler devices, the Mavro was easy enough to get the hang of. Plus, it didn’t take long to find a wattage (17W with a 0.8hm) that gave me an even better vape.

Battery Life

The Mavro has an internal 1600mAh battery, which is pretty substantial for a pod device of this size. I was interested to see how it would hold up with the 0.3ohm pod. This naturally uses more power due to the higher wattage. I was pleasantly surprised to find that even with the 0.3ohm pod and the device set to its recommended wattage, the battery lasted me most of the day.

The LCD screen displays a familiar battery icon, often seen on mobile phones, with five bars, so you always know how much charge you have left. I found this to be much more helpful than the typical LED light indicators on many other devices. While using the 0.3ohm pod does drain the battery faster than the available 0.6ohm or 0.8ohm pods. I still found the battery life to be impressive.

I’ve been really impressed with the Mavro’s battery. It easily gets me through a day, but I still like to give it a full charge in the morning. It takes around 50 minutes using the USB-C cable, usually while I’m getting ready. Checking the battery on the LCD screen is easy, and when I see that top bar lit (80-100%), I know I’m set.

Overall Thoughts

The Mavro pod kit has been a pleasant surprise. It’s a well-designed device that offers a significant step up from basic pod systems without being overly complicated. The smart wattage adjustment is a major plus, making it easy to enjoy optimal performance without much effort. The flavour and vapour production are excellent, the adjustable airflow is a welcome addition, and the battery life is impressive, even with the power-hungry 0.3ohm pod. The LCD screen is another great feature, providing all the information I need at a glance.

Would I Recommend the Mavro?

Absolutely. If you’re a vaper with some experience and are looking to explore sub-ohm vaping or simply want a device with more advanced features, the Mavro is a great choice. It bridges the gap between simplicity and customization, offering a satisfying and flavourful vape. The long battery life and useful features like adjustable airflow and a detailed LCD screen make it a practical and enjoyable device. I’m genuinely impressed with this device, earning a spot in my regular rotation.

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