See the Built Quality and Design of VOOPOO X217 Mod from Anthony Victor!

The Voopoo X217 Mod is a very nicely built and well-designed mod that is quite comfortable to hold in the hand. It's a simple oval-shaped symmetrical mod with a front facing screen and a centered 510 pin. There have been a few mods like this in 2018 and I've always been a fan of the design. It has a good weight to it as well, not very heavy but feels solid. It's not much bigger than a dual-18650 mod either. While many 21700 mods have hit the market in 2018 due to their new popularity, most have been single-cell, so it's nice to see another one come out with that battery configuration. The sides have black carbon fiber accents and the fire button and back have resin panels on them. There is also a programmable U-shaped LED strip on the front of the mod.

The battery door is a standard bottom latch system we see on many mods these days. It worked well for me with no issues. The screen is a large and bright 1.3" color square shaped screen. It's a full color screen too, not just color text, and comes with 8 pre-programmed backgrounds including the default black one. There is no software available at the time of this review, so no idea if you will be able to load your own in the future, which is a feature we seen on some mods these days. It's a really nice screen. The LED offers very limited options though. You can turn it off completely or on. There is one mode (breathing) and four color configurations: green, blue, red, and a cycle through seven different colors. Odd that there wouldn't be more color options or modes than that.

There is no button rattle at all on this mod. The 510 pin is great and gave me no issues with any atomizer. It’s centered and the platform itself can fit a 33 mm atomizer flush, so your 30 mm atomizers will look great on this mod with no overhang. The USB port is on the front bottom right below a small logo. I don’t recommend charging batteries internally in mods with removable batteries, especially with multiple battery mods, but I checked the charge rate briefly and it charges a little above 1.5 amps. Either way, external charging is the way to go, this is just for informational purposes only.