XMAX OONT PRO Screen & O-Ring Set

Name: XMAX OONT PRO Screen & O-Ring Set
Brand: XMAX
SKU: xmax-oont-pro-screen-set
Availability: InStock

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Two chamber screens and two O-rings for the XMAX OONT PRO, not for the old OONT.

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The XMAX OONT PRO screen and O-ring set contains two chamber screens and two O-rings for the revised 2025 OONT PRO. The screens sit in the herb chamber and keep particles out of the vapor path. The O-rings seal the chamber so no extra air gets pulled in while you draw. Both parts wear over time, so it makes sense to replace them together. The set is an official XMAX replacement part. It does not fit the old OONT.

FAQ

What is included in the set?

Two chamber screens and two O-rings. Several retailers list the same contents.

Does the set fit the old XMAX OONT?

No. Retailers point out that spare parts of the old OONT and the OONT PRO are not interchangeable. When you reorder, make sure the part is explicitly listed for the OONT PRO.

Is this also the mouthpiece screen?

No. The screens in this set go into the herb chamber. According to retailer information, the mouthpiece screen is a separate part that comes with the glass mouthpiece set.

When should I replace the screen and O-ring?

Draw resistance is a good indicator: if drawing gets noticeably harder, the chamber screen is often clogged. Clean it with high-proof alcohol first and replace it if that does not help. Check at the same time whether the O-ring is still elastic, otherwise extra air gets pulled in.