Get High, Skip the Cough: The POTV Lobo Review

The POTV Lobo: Potent Highs Without Stank

The POTV Lobo packs a mean punch, but perhaps not one you’ll recognize if you’re unfamiliar with it.

You can get as high as you want, with or without the coughing fits. Vapor is much gentler compared to smoke, so the high tends to sneak up on you a bit. You can feel it in your lungs, but it’s smooth enough that you can really huff on it without choking yourself out right away.

And none of it sticks to your clothing. The air doesn’t hang heavy the same way smoke does, and you’re not left with that lingering stench clinging to everything around you.

It’s also pretty customizable, so you can create those more chokey hits if you want to. The Lobo features precise temperature control, ranging from 320°F to 430°F, which lets you dial in different feels depending on your mood.

I like to jump around a bit. Keep the temperature low, and you can get plenty high without the coughing fits, or turn it up when you want that heavier punch and get stupid high with those lung-busting tokes.

Plenty of Flavor and Clouds

The Lobo does really well with both solid flavor and milky clouds. The first few hits of each session featured terpene-rich profiles that quickly built into thick clouds of vapor. I spent some time with a lively strain with strong citrus notes and a bit of earthiness underneath, and those first few hits really came through with a bright, lemony flavor.

Some weed vapes take a little time to start cranking the clouds, but the Lobo delivered right from the get-go, and never seemed to waver until the weed was completely spent. Long tokes delivered hefty clouds, while small sips were light and easy.

It’s a really nice balance. You don’t have to choose between flavor and clouds. You get both!

Controls are Straightforward

Thankfully, the POTV Lobo vape is quite easy to use. The process is very similar to what most people are used to, with just a few extra steps.

Grind your weed like normal, pop off the mouthpiece, and fill the oven to the top without packing it too tight. Put it back together, triple-click to turn it on, set your temperature, and you’re good to go.

I found myself landing around 390°F most of the time. It’s a great middle ground that gives you solid flavor and satisfying clouds.

Once it buzzes, it’s ready. From there, you can treat it however you want. Take a few hits and come back to it later, or keep going until the vapor starts to taper off. If you want to finish things off, bump the temperature up and squeeze out the rest, or just dump it and reload.