VAPORESSO ARMOUR OCTA KIT
The Vaporesso Armour OCTA is a rugged 220W direct-to-lung kit built around two removable 18650 batteries. It pairs a new AXON 3.0 mod with the top-airflow iTank T, two GTi Dual Mesh coils, a physical sliding lock and unusually specific protection claims: IP68, IP69K and MIL-STD-810H drop resistance.
On paper, the OCTA is more than a cosmetic Armour Max refresh. Vaporesso adds manufacturer-listed dust, water and impact testing, battery-pair monitoring, charging-temperature protection and dual-mesh coils. The trade-off is that the Armour Max accepts either 21700 or 18650 cells, while the OCTA is limited to two 18650 batteries.
This is a specification-led first look, not a hands-on review. Vaporesso’s product page was live at publication, while French authorized wholesaler LVP Distribution listed September 10 for its French channel. That date is not presented here as Vaporesso’s official global release date. A retail unit and final user manual were not available to us, so experiential claims remain unverified.
Armour OCTA specifications at a glance
SpecificationVaporesso Armour OCTA KitMaximum output220WChipsetAXON 3.0Batteries2 × 18650, removable, not includedChargingUSB-C, DC 5V/2.5ADisplay0.96-inch TFTDimensions146.3 × 30.8 × 55mm, complete kitTankVaporesso iTank T Dual Mesh versionTank capacity6ml global; 2ml TPDIncluded coilsGTi 0.2Ω Dual Mesh and GTi 0.4Ω Dual MeshAirflowAdjustable top airflowManufacturer-listed protectionIP68 and IP69K ratings; MIL-STD-810H drop testing, mod onlyColorsDark Black, Titanium Grey, Vintage Green, Rally Blue, Rust Bronze, Aero WhiteOfficial MSRP at publication$65The official page does not publish a device weight or a complete resistance range for the mod. Prices, tank capacity and availability can also vary by market.
On paper, the OCTA is more than a cosmetic Armour Max refresh. Vaporesso adds manufacturer-listed dust, water and impact testing, battery-pair monitoring, charging-temperature protection and dual-mesh coils. The trade-off is that the Armour Max accepts either 21700 or 18650 cells, while the OCTA is limited to two 18650 batteries.
This is a specification-led first look, not a hands-on review. Vaporesso’s product page was live at publication, while French authorized wholesaler LVP Distribution listed September 10 for its French channel. That date is not presented here as Vaporesso’s official global release date. A retail unit and final user manual were not available to us, so experiential claims remain unverified.
Armour OCTA specifications at a glance
SpecificationVaporesso Armour OCTA KitMaximum output220WChipsetAXON 3.0Batteries2 × 18650, removable, not includedChargingUSB-C, DC 5V/2.5ADisplay0.96-inch TFTDimensions146.3 × 30.8 × 55mm, complete kitTankVaporesso iTank T Dual Mesh versionTank capacity6ml global; 2ml TPDIncluded coilsGTi 0.2Ω Dual Mesh and GTi 0.4Ω Dual MeshAirflowAdjustable top airflowManufacturer-listed protectionIP68 and IP69K ratings; MIL-STD-810H drop testing, mod onlyColorsDark Black, Titanium Grey, Vintage Green, Rally Blue, Rust Bronze, Aero WhiteOfficial MSRP at publication$65The official page does not publish a device weight or a complete resistance range for the mod. Prices, tank capacity and availability can also vary by market.
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