Review of Wotofo MDURA PRO Mod
In this review, I will tell you about a large (really large) and powerful (really powerful) box mod from Wotofo called MDURA PRO (really M…dura, pro…)
Powerful and large box mods are coming back! It is gratifying to see, in the times of total dominance of pods, that famous manufacturers do not forget about solid boards. I modestly cherish the hope that so soon and mechanical mods are not long left, and the spiral of history will make a turn. By the way, you can read about other products of Wotofo by clicking on the logo below.
Wotofo MDURA PRO mod – packaging
The MDURA PRO box mod is sold either with the NextMesh Pro Tank, or without it. It was in the latter version that the device came to me for review. The main packaging is cardboard and black, on it (on the back) is the name of the device, certificate icons, warnings, the manufacturer’s logo and the address in China. vapelf ice vape The top cover is made of transparent plastic, which allows you to see the color of the mod without opening it, but somewhat worsens the readability of the inscriptions on it: the name of the device and the manufacturer’s logo, power range, main features and brand of the chip used. The sides are given to logos, a list of the delivery set and stickers (the color of the device, sales barcode and control of the originality of the device).
What’s in the box
The delivery set is extremely modest: the mod itself, a Type-C cable for charging and a small manual in several languages (there is no Russian). The accompanying documentation is so basic that it does not even have a full technical description of the mod, nor even a full description of how to work with the board, only how to turn on / off, change the power and that’s it. How to get to the menu, how to set up temperature control or change the interface colors – you will have to figure it out yourself (well, or read a little below). Separately, I will note the foam plastic tray. Finally, the designers figured out how to make cutouts on the sides of the device, now you can take it out with one hand and you don’t have to shake it out while doing a shamanic dance around the fire.
Design
The first thing that catches your eye is the correspondence between form and content, or rather, name and size. I don’t even know if it happened by chance, or if this is subtle trolling by some Chinese who knows Russian and suggested this name, but the name MDURA suits this as well as anywhere. The mod is really huge! It won’t be comfortable to hold in every hand, although its weight is relatively small. The outside of the device is completely covered with a rubberized shell, individual elements act as metal overlays, only the plastic screen stands out (but still framed with metal) and the eco-leather insert on the other side (in the same frame). The Fire button is located on the side, it seems small, but in fact it is huge and when pressed on the very edge it may not work the first time, although if you press it strictly in the center, it is quite convenient. The rest of the buttons are small and located under the screen, you will rarely have to use them, so if they work, that’s fine.