Memers XSORB C30000
3.0
Okay
PROS
- Nice shape; feels great in the hand
- Relatively small for housing 20ml of ejuice and an 800mAh battery
- Portable and lightweight at only 87g; perfect for on-the-go use
- 270° Vibrant screen display is nice
- Dual vapor pathway provides excellent vapor and a flavorful draw
- 24W and 28W outputs each provide a different intensity and experience
- Can be used for MTL or RDL vaping; airflow slider is great for small & precise adjustments
- Good flavors
CONS
- No noticeable difference between 28W and 32W outputs
- No way to know your current wattage setting without changing it
- Placement of touch button results in accidental presses when holding the device
- Touch button isn't consistent or reliable; sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't
- 800mAh battery only lasts one day due to the high wattage outputs
- Battery takes over an hour to recharge; no pass-thru charging
The bottom line
The MEMERS XSORB C30000 is not the perfect device, but it does offer some promising performance. The flavor that these produce is excellent and remains exceptional even after numerous charges and weeks of use. The adjustable airflow also works very well.
Unfortunately, the other aspects of this device make for a frustrating and lackluster experience overall. For one, the touch button does not always respond reliably or consistently, which can be irritating. A physical button would have been a better choice, no doubt.
Additionally, due to the poorly placed button, you can accidentally change the wattage every time you pick up the device. You also cannot see which wattage is selected when you take a draw, as all three settings illuminate simultaneously.
Battery life could also be better. An 800mAh battery would be fine for a disposable that operates in the 10-20W range. However, with a minimum output of 24W, the C30000 desperately needs a higher-capacity battery.
The XSORB C30000 delivers outstanding flavor, but this doesn’t compensate for the many issues that I encountered while using it.
MEMERS Vape is a relatively new player in the vaping industry, but they’ve quickly launched a bunch of products. As of this review, they offer seven different disposable devices, along with one line of e-juice and three types of pod vapes. Notably, one of their pod vapes incorporates artificial intelligence, which is very intriguing.
Today, I’m looking at the MEMERS XSORB C30000. One of the key features of the XSORB C30000 is its dual vapor pathway, which utilizes two separate openings; one for each of the two coils. Combined with three wattage settings, reaching a maximum of 32W, this design promises optimal flavor and consistency.
The XSORB C30000 features a full-color display screen and a touch button for adjusting the wattage settings. It comes prefilled with 20ml of e-juice for up to 30,000 puffs. Additionally, it has an 850mAh battery that is rechargeable with Type-C charging.
- Size: 101mm x 49mm x 25.3mm
- Weight: 87g
- 850mAh Rechargeable battery
- 1A Type-C Charging
- Up to 30,000 Puffs
- 20ml of ejuice
- 5% Nicotine option only
- Adjustable Wattage: 24W, 28W & 32W
- Draw activated
- Precise MTL to RDL airflow
- Dual MITS mesh
- Dual Vapor Pathway
- 270° Curved Touch Screen
- 15 Flavor options
Design & Build Quality
The XSORB C30000 is like a magician’s hat – it doesn’t look like there’s much in there, but looks can be deceiving.
At 101mm tall, 49mm wide, and 25.3mm deep, it’s a compact device. But impressively, it houses an 850mAh battery and 20ml of e-juice. It’s not overly heavy either, weighing only 87g.
The body appears to be made of plastic and, while it doesn’t exude a sense of luxury, it certainly doesn’t look cheap either. There are some visible markings where the plastic is molded together, but the body has held up well through my testing, showing no noticeable scratches or damage.
The MEMERS logo is prominently displayed near the top of the device, along with the device name “XSORB C30000” and the flavor at the bottom. All of the text is printed vertically in white, making it easy to read on any of the device’s color options.
Unfortunately, the screen does not share the same level of durability as the rest of the body and the black plastic tends to acquire light scratches and scuffs after being carried in a pocket or bag. Nevertheless, the screen itself is visually stunning, featuring vibrant colors and attractive animations that activate while taking a draw or charging.
Although this is not a traditional touchscreen device, there is a touch button, represented by a fingerprint icon, located near the bottom left of the screen. Pressing this button allows you to adjust the wattage displayed at the top of the screen. You can set the device to either 24W, 28W, or 32W.
In the center of the screen is a large “M” logo representing MEMERS. Above it, you can see the battery level (lightning bolt icon), and below it is the e-juice level (droplet icon). Each level is surrounded by a square made of five notches, with each notch representing 20% ejuice level or battery life.
The mouthpiece is quite large, which serves a purpose: the XSORB C30000 utilizes a dual vapor pathway that employs separate openings for each coil. This design is intended to enhance flavor. However, the large mouthpiece comes with a potential downside: lint and dirt can accumulate inside after carrying it in your pocket. I did not experience this problem personally, but with a mouthpiece this large and wide, it’s something to consider.
At the bottom of the device is an adjustable airflow slider which allows you to switch from mouth-to-lung (MTL) to restricted-direct-lung (RDL) vaping with a quick slide. When it’s time to charge your device, a Type-C charging port is located next to the airflow adjustment.
Features

The MEMERS XSORB C30000 may not be packed with features, but it does have some noteworthy aspects. But for as many neat features as it has, I experienced a similar number of issues.
First, let’s discuss the dual vapor pathway and the MITS platform, which boasts some impressive claims: 20% more vapor volume, 45% better taste restoration, and 98.9% flavor consistency. While I can’t verify all of these claims, I can confidently say that the vapor and flavor quality are excellent, surpassing my expectations for a newer brand.
In the adjustability department, the three-level wattage feature is nice to have but frustrating to use. To change the wattage, you have to use the touch button on the screen. This wouldn’t be an issue if it worked consistently on all my devices, but it doesn’t. Sometimes it’s super sensitive, sometimes takes multiple tries for it to respond, and other times it doesn’t respond at all.
The placement of the button is also problematic because it’s located right where I naturally hold the device. As a result, I’ve often found myself accidentally changing the wattage.
On top of this, there’s no indication of which wattage output I’m using because all three wattage settings light up each time I draw. To find out the wattage output, the only option is to press the button, which then changes the output to the next wattage setting.
The saving grace for the features is that the adjustable airflow works well. You can go between a mouth-to-lung (MTL) or restricted-direct-lung (RDL) draw by using the slider on the bottom of the device and there’s a nice range of adjustability. The slider also operates smoothly, which makes it easy to fine-tune the airflow to your preference.
Battery Life & Charging
The battery on the MEMERS XSORB C30000 is a decent 850mAh capacity, but due to the high wattage output of all three settings, it doesn’t last very long. I could only get one, sometimes one and a half, days of use from a single charge.
Although I like the size, I wouldn’t have minded if the device was slightly larger to accommodate a battery closer to 1000mAh. At least then it would likely provide two days of usage on a single charge, which is what I would consider as the bare-minimum for acceptable battery life.
The XSORB 30000 does not support pass-through charging, so you cannot use it while it is recharging. This is a bummer because the device only supports 1A charging so it takes over an hour to recharge. If you can’t go for an hour without vaping, I highly recommend having a backup device available.
Flavors

The MEMERS XSORB C30000 lineup currently has a total of fifteen flavor options. These are:
- Blue Razz Ice
- Cherry Berries
- Cherry Dragon Fruit Mango
- Grape Ice
- Kiwi Dragon Fruit Berries
- Kiwi Passionfruit Guava
- Lemon Orange
- Mango Dragon Fruit
- Miami Mint
- Peach Mango Watermelon
- Sour Apple Ice
- Strawberry Banana
- Strawberry Watermelon
- Watermelon Ice
- White Gummy
If you’re a fruit lover, the selection will be perfect for you as almost all of the flavors are some combination of fruits. There is one candy option and one mint flavor, but overall, the variety is limited. An interesting thing I noticed is that one of the flavors I received, Cherry Ice, is not listed on their website. Does this mean there are more flavors to come? Maybe.
I’m going to describe how five of these flavors taste to me and what I think of them. However, remember that just because I like a flavor, this does not mean that you will like it. Similarly, if I dislike a flavor, this does not mean that you will not like it. This is solely my subjective opinion.
Lemon Orange
I absolutely love the tanginess of this flavor. As soon as you inhale, you get a strong burst of lemon. Once the lemon settles on your tongue, the delicious orange flavor starts to emerge. In my opinion, this makes for a great all-day vape.
Peach Mango Watermelon
I’ve noticed that when a disposable vape has more than two flavors, one of them often gets lost or becomes diluted or overpowered. However, that’s not the case with this Peach Mango Watermelon flavor. All three flavors take turns shining through as I inhale and exhale. This earns an A+ from me.
Cherry Ice
The cherry flavor is accurate, bold, and really enjoyable. It’s very sweet, though, which may be too much for some vapers. It’s slightly candied for a bit of depth, which I like. On the other hand, the ice component is lacking, and I can’t taste it at all.
Watermelon Ice
This flavor is spot on. The watermelon tastes fantastic and has a slightly candied taste. The coolness from the ice is also noticeable on the exhale, making this flavor very refreshing.
Cherry Dragon Fruit Mango
MEMERS has done it again with a triple flavor combo that hits the mark. The cherry, dragon fruit, and mango flavors are intense and dance around in the mouth. This is probably my favorite flavor of the bunch.
How do they vape?

The MEMERS XSORB C30000 is offered exclusively in a nicotine strength of 50 mg/ml. This makes it suitable for heavy vapers and individuals looking to transition from smoking to vaping. If you’re not accustomed to such a high nicotine concentration, you might find it a bit strong.
The device features three wattage settings: 24W, 28W, and 32W. I can definitely notice a difference between the 24W and 28W settings, but honestly, I find the 28W and 32W settings to be virtually the same.
Switching between MTL (mouth-to-lung) and RDL (restricted-direct-lung) is easy with the adjustable slider, allowing you to fine-tune your vaping experience to your preferred setting.
I’ve found that the flavor remains consistent, even after multiple charges, tasting just as good as it did when I first started using the device. The flavor that these vapes produce is A1 and a large part of the reason why I continued using them. MEMERS definitely got the coils and flavor production components of this device right.
Verdict
The MEMERS XSORB C30000 is not the perfect device, but it does offer some promising performance. The flavor that these produce is excellent and remains exceptional even after numerous charges and weeks of use. The adjustable airflow also works very well.
Unfortunately, the other aspects of this device make for a frustrating and lackluster experience overall. For one, the touch button does not always respond reliably or consistently, which can be irritating. A physical button would have been a better choice, no doubt.
Additionally, due to the poorly placed button, you can accidentally change the wattage every time you pick up the device. You also cannot see which wattage is selected when you take a draw, as all three settings illuminate simultaneously.
Battery life could also be better. An 800mAh battery would be fine for a disposable that operates in the 10-20W range. However, with a minimum output of 24W, the C30000 desperately needs a higher-capacity battery.
The XSORB C30000 delivers outstanding flavor, but this doesn’t compensate for the many issues that I encountered while using it.





















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