Ola X Starter Kit by MJTech

Ola X Starter Kit by MJTech


Review of the Ola X Starter Kit by MJTech and this device was sent to me from the manufacturer at no cost for the sole purpose of this review. However my opinion will remain true and unbiased.

Link: MJTech Ecig- http://www.mjtecig.com/
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Name: OLA X Starter Kit
Dimension: 119(L) * 16.5(D) mm/60.3g
Scale adjust Voltage (output): 3.3V-5.5V
Charging Voltage (input): 4.2V/420mAh (Top)
5.0V/500mAh (Bottom USB port)
Battery capacity: 1300/1600mAh
Power display: LED light
Resistance of Atomizer: 1.5 ohm (Minimum resistance compatible is 1.0 ohm )
Maximum output current: 5.0A

Features:
1. Variable voltage: 3.3V to 5.5V. The top scale indicates voltage output. Rotating the dial adjusts voltage to the following: 3.3V, 3.5V, 3.8V, 4.0V, 4.3V, 4.5V, 4.8V, 5.2V, 5.5V.
2. Adjustable airflow, by twisting the airflow dial on the bottom of the base.
3. Big battery capacity: 1300/1600mAh. MJTech OLA X, no different to regular eGo batteries, requires top charge with standard 4.2V/420mAh, bottom USB port charge with standard 5.0V/500mAh.
4. Bottom/top charger: Two charger ways. Top charging the button would show white LED light. After finish charging, the LED light flashes 20 times then closed. Bottom charging the button would show red LED light. After finish charging, the red light will close directly.
5. MJTech OLA X use three colors on the button to indicate the battery power.
Blue color indicates a remaining 70%-100% battery power.
Blue and Red mixture color indicates 30-70% battery power.
Red color indicates 0-30% battery power.

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