XMAX V3 Pro: Official Specifications and Safety Information
The XMAX V3 Pro is described by its manufacturer as a portable convection vaporizer with Session and On-Demand modes. This page summarizes published documentation and independent public-safety context.
Disclosure: 420.place did not purchase, receive, operate, hands-on test, or laboratory-test this device. We have no affiliate, compensation, sponsorship, or other commercial relationship with TopGreen or a retailer mentioned by the source material. This is not a review, rating, ranking, recommendation, or endorsement.
Manufacturer-listed specifications
The official product page lists these specifications:
- convection heating;
- a 100-220 degreesC (212-428 degreesF) temperature range;
- an OLED display;
- a stainless-steel chamber;
- USB-C charging with a listed 5 V / 1 A input;
- one removable 18650 cell, listed on that page as 3.7 V and 2550 mAh;
- Session and On-Demand operating modes; and
- selectable 4- or 6-minute sessions.
These are manufacturer statements, not measurements independently confirmed by 420.place. Product revisions, regional packages, supplied accessories, and documentation can change. Check the label and manual supplied with the exact unit.
Modes and documented controls
The official support page and official manual describe Session mode as maintaining the selected temperature for a timed session. They describe On-Demand mode as heating while the power button is held.
The support page documents three presses of the power button for on or off, the plus and minus buttons for temperature adjustment, plus and power for the 4- or 6-minute session choice, minus and power for Celsius or Fahrenheit, and plus and minus together for changing modes. Follow the manual supplied with the device if its instructions differ.
Materials and compatibility limits
The official support page describes a PC+ABS mouthpiece, stainless-steel chamber and filter, and a ceramic airflow box. It says the device is intended for dry herb and describes a separate cup for compatible wax or concentrates.
The same support page says oils and liquids are not allowed. A broad product label should not be treated as proof that an unlisted material or accessory is compatible. Confirm compatibility in the current manual for the exact device revision.
Battery-capacity discrepancy
TopGreen's official pages do not state one consistent battery capacity. The product page lists 2550 mAh, while the support page refers to 2600 mAh. This page does not resolve that discrepancy or infer runtime from either number. Verify the installed cell, device label, and current supplied documentation.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a general warning about loose 18650 lithium-ion cells separated from battery packs. It says loose cells can short, overheat, enter thermal runaway, and cause fires or explosions because they may lack protection. That warning is not a device-specific defect notice or certification statement about the XMAX V3 Pro.
Do not use a cell with a torn wrapper, visible damage, leakage, swelling, or exposed metal. Keep loose cells away from keys, coins, and other conductive objects, and follow the device manufacturer's current battery and charging instructions.
Health and legal limits of this page
The CDC cannabis FAQ says health and safety risks exist across ways of using cannabis and that available evidence is insufficient to conclude that one method is safer than another. Avoid treating the absence of combustion as proof that cannabis vapor is harmless or medically beneficial.
This page gives no dosing, treatment, efficacy, or personalized health advice. It is also not legal advice. Product possession, purchase, age, and use rules vary by place and can change. Check current official rules for your location and do not drive or operate machinery while impaired.
What this page can and cannot establish
This page can identify what the cited manufacturer documents said when reviewed and can flag conflicts between them. It cannot establish current retail price, warranty eligibility, authenticity, durability, heat-up time, battery life, vapor quality, comparative performance, or suitability for a particular person.
For more about our evidence boundaries, read How We Fact-Check and Responsible Use.
Source-check summary
- Product specifications come from TopGreen's official product page.
- Controls, materials, and compatibility limits come from TopGreen's support page and manual.
- The two official pages conflict on battery capacity, so both values are shown without choosing one.
- The CPSC source supplies only general loose-cell safety context.
- The CDC source supplies only general cannabis health-risk context.
FAQs
Did 420.place test or review the XMAX V3 Pro?
No. 420.place did not receive, operate, hands-on test, or laboratory-test the device. This page reports documented specifications and source limitations without a rating or recommendation.
What battery capacity does the manufacturer list?
The official product page lists 2550 mAh, while the official support page refers to 2600 mAh. Verify the cell and documentation supplied with the exact unit rather than assuming either figure applies universally.
Can oils or liquids be used in the XMAX V3 Pro?
The official support page says oils and liquids are not allowed. It separately describes a cup for compatible wax or concentrates. Follow the current manual for the exact device and accessory.
Is vaporizing cannabis proven safer than other methods?
No such claim is made here. The CDC says health and safety risks exist and available evidence is insufficient to say that one method is safer than another.