Cordless ball vapes are all the rage right now, and the Vapvana Screwball is the next vape to join the fam! The original Screwball has become my favorite corded ball vape and is at the top of my best ball vapes list.
Cordless ball vapes use a stationary heating base and are still PID-powered but break free from the tangly cords. Cordless ball vapes are considered to be a safer and more user-friendly interface.
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The Cordless Screwball fits a 25mm axial coil housing. I’ve been testing it with the Zenleaf heater with dual PID to compare it with the original wired version and know that the coil temperatures are consistent.
I run my standard (wired) Screwball at 565F. The Cordless Screwball hits softer than the Coiled version at 565F. The wired version annihilated the micro-dosing bowl in one hit, while the Cordless Screwball didn’t thoroughly cook the herb, leaving the remains a lighter color.
The Cordless Screwball looked small and harmless but cranked up to 622F; it RIPPED MY FACE OFF.
I run my other cordless ball vapes at 622-ish, and the Cordless Screwball has outperformed the rest.
The Cordless Screwball mates with its bowl in the same vertical orientation as it sits in the coil. This means there’s no need to rotate the hot head like many cordless ball vapes.
The Screwball and Cordless Screwball are nearly identical in design and function. The Screwball design translated remarkably quickly to the cordless format. Many other ball vapes were forced to undergo a complete overhaul to work wirelessly.
The Cordless Screwball is simple and elegant.
The Cordless Screwball is slightly shorter and contains fewer rubies than the standard. It contains 560 gem-cut rubies, while the full-sized corded vape has 710. The difference in power is subtle, and the Cordless Screwball is currently the most powerful wireless vape I’ve tested. I’ve been running it at 622F and I can one-shot the micro-dosing bowl in one big hit. I get a massive hit, and the vapor is relentless and rich.
Vapvana Heating Station
VapVana is working on a heating station and PID housing. He’s posted sneak previews on his Instagram, and the design looks very promising. The race to turn these powerful vaporizers into user-friendly desktop appliances is upon us.
The Screwball has been a mainstay on my desk, and I think the Cordless Screwball will become the king of cordless ball vapes. My first few hits with it have been pure bliss.
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Hot Hole / Heater Options
The Cordless Screwball uses a 25mm coil and is compatible with the Dab Ready and the Zen Leaf heaters.
These heaters will also heat quartz bangers for an excellent dabbing experience. Many handy stoners are choosing to build their own coil housings, going the DIY route. The Dab Ready is the first and original product to utilize a stationary coil and a “cordless ball vape,” but many others have already improved upon the concept. My favorite heater is the ZenLeaf Bliss, but I’m looking forward to what Vapvana comes up with.
Cordless Screwball vs Corded Screwball
There’s a performance difference, but it’s not detrimental to the experience. The Cordless Screwball doesn’t have the instant replenishment of heat from the coil, which means the tail end of longer hits may notice the power trail off. This is especially true if you allow the vape head to sit on the bowl for 5-10 seconds before taking the hit. I run my cordless screwball hotter at 622F to match the corded version at 565F.
Thing looks bad ass can’t wait for pre orders I’m excited
I just got mine, it’s great!!
Does the Screwball coil guard fit on the new “Ace” and more importantly still fit in the Zenleaf heaters like the Moab?
I’ve been using “The Ace” in my zenleaf and moab heaters almost 100% of the time.
The coil guard won’t fit on the cordless ball vape part of the Ace, but it will fit the coil that mounts to the PID housing.
looks like a good option at a competitive price. do you notice any difference in performance between this and the CH mercury diffuser head? specifically smoothness, power, airflow, taste, a more even AVB result?
The Ace / Cordless Screwball has been winning my reach test, but to be fair I need to do more comparisons with the Mercury. So far all of my Mercury testing has been on the Matrix bowl.
The Screwball/Pinch Hitter bowls are my favorites…
Zenleaf owner here Troy been watching your content since day one , without it my VAS would never have come to light
Anyways just wondering if you’ve compared the ace to the mercury ? My Jane handle broke so I’m buying another diffuser head either ‘ the ace ‘ or ‘ mercury ‘ for my Zenleaf but can’t decide on the two (plus the ace is 100 aud less than mercury )
Out of those two , which would you reach for first ?
Thanks Troy
Kind regards
Dan
Thanks Dan!
The Mercury and Ace are very similar in performance and feel. They’re both top of the list right now too. I prefer the Ace paired with the Pinch hitter bowl.