Pod Mods

The Rincoe NESO X is a small vape pen-style pod mod that is 100%  refillable, meaning you can run your own E Juice in it. But is it any good? Read on an find out!

Rincoe NESO X – Quick Verdict (70%)

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Quick Verdict: The Rincoe NESO X is small, vape pen-style pod mod. It’s super pocketable and it looks smart enough. It does have some slight issues, however, namely that the pods don’t last quite as long as the competition and the battery life isn’t all that good.

I do like this product; I enjoyed reviewing it and using it. But with such stiff competition around right now, it’s hard to recommend this pod system over, say, the UWELL Caliburn which has it beat in most key areas – namely battery life, flavor production, and overall performance in general.

Full Rincoe NESO X Review

Design

As noted in the quick verdict, the Rincoe NESO X is a small, pen-style vape. It fits easily anywhere and is ideally proportioned for those that don’t like any additional bulk on their vape devices.

Exact dimensions are as follows: 1110 x 20.5 x 12mm and the pod will hold around 1.8ml of E Juice. Inside, you have a 350mAh battery (too small for my liking) that is paired with an LED on the device to tell you when you’re running low on juice (red is dead; white is optimal).

The Rincoe NESO X charges via microUSB at the base and the top cap, where the coil and E Juice goes, is completely removable. Filling and priming are simple enough. The pods wick quickly too. But the color of the plastic (it’s black) makes it difficult to see how much E Juice is left in the tank.

The device is breath-activated, meaning there are no buttons to fire the pod mod; rather, the atomizer is fired as soon as you inhale. It works great too; during my time with the device, I haven’t had any issues with this feature (unlike the UWELL Caliburn!).

From top to bottom, this device is very simple. It’s also elegant too; I like the stripped-back look and feel of the device. My only real issue with its design is the choice of color on the pods themselves; it makes it near-impossible to tell how much vape juice is actually inside it.

How Does The Rincoe NESO X Vape?

As you’d expect, the Rincoe NESO X features an MTL draw. Here it is nice and tight, just as it should be. The NESO X is more restricted than the UWELL Caliburn and SMOK Nord, which for me is a definite plus. The vapor it produces is very flavorful too.

The UWELL Caliburn does produce better overall flavor. I was using the Caliburn before I tested the NESO X, so when I switched I kept the same vape juice and noticed a slight difference. It’s not massive, but the Caliburn definitely produces more intense, vivid notes than the NESO X.

Conversely, I do actually prefer the way the NESO X draws; it’s tighter and more focused. And this for me is exactly what an MTL draw is all about. I have to be honest with you guys though, and I know most of you are all about flavor. And if that’s the case, the Caliburn is the victor here.

Battery Life

A pod mod is never going to have GREAT battery life; they’re small devices and they run on internal cells. Small cells. You can get pod mods with 1000mAh batteries, but they’re not all that common. The NESO X runs a 350mAh internal battery which is pretty small, even by pod mod standards.

Rincoe has managed to get a lot of this cell, however, by keeping the power output of the vape nice and low. And this is impressive, as I expected it to be a lot worse than it was. With normal to high usage, you’re looking at 4-5 hours before a recharge is required.

My advice, as always: carry a USB cable with you at all times and top-up the device whenever you’re not using it. This way, you’ll always have plenty of battery power left for later in the evening.

Again, both the SMOK Nord and UWELL Caliburn have the NESO X whipped in this context. But this is to be expected; nearly all pod mods suffer in this department. Excellent battery life and pod mods do not go hand in hand, though some are definitely better than others…

How Long Do The Pods Last?

It’s tricky to pin down exactly. My first pod lasted a couple of refills, then the second ran out mid-way through the third. My third burnt out mid-way through the fourth refill. Up and down, basically. And none lasted longer than a week. That isn’t great, not when you have pod systems that last weeks at a time (hello, UWELL Caliburn).

Coil inconsistency is perhaps the most annoying thing you can encounter as a vaper; it ruins a day and can end up costing you a fortune. My SMOK Nord suffers from these exact issues which kind of ruined an otherwise great product.

The Rincoe NESO X isn’t anywhere near as bad as the Nord for coil inconsistency, but it definitely isn’t as good as I’d like either.

With a pod mod, you should be able to run one coil for about 2-3 weeks minimum. Anything less than that and you’re basically taking your product our of contention. Coil performance here just isn’t as good as the devices’ at the top of the niche. Not by a long shot.

Final Verdict

I don’t want to be too harsh on the Rincoe NESO X because it does a lot of things right. The draw is great and when the coils are broken in properly the flavor is brilliant. Getting a pod mod right is hard; that’s why there are so few listed inside our Best Pod Mod Vape Guide.

I have enjoyed using the Rincoe NESO X but I wouldn’t go swapping my UWELL Caliburn or Lost Vape Orion DNA for it anytime soon. It’s a decent attempt that delivers in many areas, however, it is let down by its battery life and coil head longevity which just isn’t up to the standard of similar pod systems like the amazing UWELL Caliburn…

The UWELL Caliburn is touted as the #1 pod vape system of 2019. It has fans everywhere online. But is the hype legit? I bought one to find out…

UWELL Caliburn Quick Verdict (96%)

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UWELL Caliburn Pros

• Solid Design & Great Coil Heads
• Plenty of Flavor, Nice MTL Draw
• Simple To Use
• Coil Heads Last Weeks At A Time
• Battery Life is Pretty Good

I’ve used plenty of pod mods in the last 12 months. More than I can remember. But only a select few stand out from the crowd: the SMOK Nord, the Lost Vape Orion, the MiPod, and now the UWELL Caliburn.

The UWELL Caliburn is a fine pod mod system that runs excellent coil heads which last weeks at a time. The overall design and finish of the vape device is superb, and it all connects together really easily which makes it an ideal choice for inexperienced vapers.

The flavor, the MTL draw, the ease with which it can be refilled are all massive pros for this pod vape. Mostly though it is the flavor and the longevity of the coil heads that really set this pod apart from the crowd, placing it in league with The BIG Three pod systems of 2019.

Inexpensive and a solid performer, the UWELL Caliburn is definitely one of the top pod mods on the planet right now. For less than $40, you’d be hard pressed to find a better vape in this niche when it comes to overall performance and usability.

Full UWELL Caliburn Review

Design

The UWELL Caliburn is a pen vape. It’s designed to be slim and easy to use; for me, this is part of its attraction. It fits easily pretty much anywhere and using the device is really very simple – even for someone that has never vaped before.

The top piece where the mouthpiece is located (AKA the pod) comes off. Once you have it removed, you then slide off the mouthpiece (the black plastic bit) to reveal the filling ports. Next, add your E Juice (I use Nic Salts E Juice in mine) and put it back together, wait five minutes, and you’re good to go.

The coil head inside the pod wicks quickly. I always wait five minutes so that the cotton saturates with liquid which ensures a nice flavor-packed vape. You have a small round button on the front to fire the mod or, alternatively, you can simply breathe in and it will fire via its built-in breath-sensing technology.

I tend to favor using the button, as the breath-sensing can be a little, well… glitchy – sometimes it fires, other times it doesn’t. For this reason, I pretty much always use the fire button. There’s a USB port on the bottom for charging and a little light below the fire button for battery life updates (green is good; red is bad).

The overall design language of the UWELL Caliburn is ALL about simplicity; it’s made to be super-easy to use, even for newbie vapers. There is literally no learning curve with this pod. Just add your juice and vape. It’s really that simple.

The UWELL Caliburn is available in several colors; mine’s red. All are priced the same (under $30 with free shipping) and offer excellent value for money. It’s a smart-looking vape that will suit either male or female vapers. It fits anywhere and barely weighs anything at all. Just as a pod vape should.

Specifications & Features

• Dimensions: 110mm x 21.2mm x 11.6mm
• Wattage Output: 11w
• Rechargeable 520 mAh Internal Battery
• Voltage Output Range: 3.2v-4.0v
• Resistance Range: 1.2-1.5 ohm
• Aluminum Alloy Construction
• Built-in Protections: Short Circuit Protection; 10 Second Cut Off Protection; Low Power Alert

As you can see, you have plenty of built-in safety features that are there to protect you from any dangers. This is a good thing. Beyond this the only really party-piece, however, is the draw-to-fire feature, but as noted earlier this feature isn’t all that good.

Not that any of this matters; the Caliburn is still a brilliant performer. It delivers the goods where it counts most, and that is what’s important. You get intense, brilliant flavor. Coil heads that last EONS. And it is simple and intuitive to use. And that’s what everybody wants, right?

UWELL Caliburn Performance

When it comes to pod vapes, you’re always going to be lacking some performance when compared to a vape tank and mod combo. It’s a completely different style of vaping, one more closely tied to smoking.

Out of the 30 or so pod mods I’ve tested, the UWELL Caliburn is easily in the top 1% of pod vapes. For flavor and coil performance, it’s top-shelf for sure, surpassing the SMOK Nord and the coming very close to the almighty Lost Vape Orion DNA Go.

This should really tell you everything you need to know about the UWELL Caliburn. It is as good as people have been saying, though it still isn’t perfect. For one, it occasionally doesn’t fire (or, worse, cuts out) when you hit the fire key. This happens often is kind of annoying, though I wouldn’t consider it a deal-breaker. Not when everything else is as good as it is here.

For a pod mod, it is currently my favorite setup right now. It is the one I always take with me whenever I go anywhere, and it has yet to let me down. As long as you top up its charge every several hours or so, it’s usually good to go for the long haul – even with chain vaping.

Which brings me to my next point…

Coil Performance

This, for me, is what really sets the UWELL Caliburn apart from the crowd. Its coils are utterly badass. I’m talking weeks and weeks of flavor between changes. In this respect, it is vastly superior to the SMOK Nord which still suffers from the occasional pack of dud coils.

I’m still running my first pod inside the UWELL Caliburn. How long has that been, you ask? Almost four weeks! I’ve been to a wedding with it, driven about 15 hours on freeways, and been on nights out with it. And it’s still going strong.

Bottomline: if coil head performance is important to you, the UWELL Caliburn really takes some beating in this context. It has some of the best coil heads (pods) in the business right now. Bar none.

UWELL Caliburn Battery Life

The only thing I’m not overly impressed with here is the battery life. It’s OK, but it’s nothing special – several hours of chain vaping and you’ll need to top it up. The SMOK Nord has better battery life, for instance, thanks to its larger battery; the Caliburn runs a 580mAh internal cell.

I just wish UWELL had stuck in an 800mAh cell in this thing. Had it done that this device would be perfect in every way. It’s still very, very good and the battery life is OK, providing you top it up regularly. But I just can’t help thinking about how good this pod would be with a larger cell.

I always stick mine on charge when I’m not using it; the UWELL Caliburn runs on microUSB, so it’s fairly easy to charge anywhere. Ideally, if you’re at work and you top it up for an hour mid-way through the day, you’ll be fine to take it out with you after work and not have to worry about the battery dying.

Should You Buy This Pod Vape?

If you like pod mods and you’re after one with EPIC coil heads and monumental flavor, then the UWELL Caliburn comes highly recommended. I really, really like this pod system. Mostly for the coil heads and flavor. But I also really dig the design too.

Had the SMOK Nord not been affected by a batch of dud coils I bought recently, I’d say it was the superior device. But, as usual, SMOK can’t help itself when it comes to making poor coil heads. For this reason, I’d always go with the UWELL Caliburn over that system.

It performs very consistently, the coil heads are utterly superb, and it looks and feels great in the hand. For me, it is the benchmark for pod mods under $40 right now. My only wish is that UWELL makes a newer model with a bigger battery. Do that UWELL, and you’d have the pod market sewn up!

I got my UWELL Caliburn via DirectVapor for $37.95 (and that includes FREE SHIPPING).

SMOK’s back with another pod vape device called the SMOK Trinity Alpha – and it looks just like the Lost Vape Orion Q. But is it any good? Let’s find out, shall we?

I’m a big fan of the SMOK Nord, as many of you will know. It’s cheap and it works great. But in true SMOK fashion, we have yet another new system vying for your attention in the form of the SMOK Trinity Alpha.

This pod vape is slightly different. The design is basically identical to the Lost Vape Orion Q; there’s no way of getting around this – it is identical. But then SMOK has some pedigree with this sort of thing – the SMOK MICO is very similar to the SV MiPod.

Should you care? Not really. All that matters is how it works and whether or not it’s any good. I unboxed my SMOK Trinity Alpha a couple of days ago and since then I’ve been using it pretty heavily in the place of my SMOK Nord.

SMOK Trinity Alpha Design

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As noted: it looks like the Lost Vape Orion Q, and that’s no bad thing; that pod mod is a stunning little vape that vapes great and looks the nuts. The SMOK Trinity Alpha cuts a very dapper figure too. I dig it.

You have a few buttons and ports to play with as well. On the right side, below the fire button, you have three vaping modes: Heavy (H), Soft (S), and Normal (N). And below them is a button for switching between the modes.

On the top of the device, next to the drip tip, you have a metallic-topped filling port. The pod component of the device does come off too; this port is just for on-the-go-refills. The pod is removed by the click of a button (it’s next to the refill cap) and you’ll need to do this to install a coil.

Like the SMOK Nord, the SMOK Trinity Alpha runs on stock coil heads. It comes with two 0.8ohm coils, though it can also run SMOK’s 1.4ohm coil heads too (I think). Installing a coil is simple, it just plops in place. Just make sure you prime it first by dripping a few drops of juice onto the cotton. This will ensure it doesn’t burn out right away.

Charging is done via a microUSB port that is located below the vaping mode switcher button (bottom right-hand side). It rocks a 1000mAh battery which should be good enough for practically an entire day, providing you don’t completely rinse it with constant chain vaping.

SMOK Trinity Alpha Specs & Features

• Dimensions – 91mm by 38mm by 16mm
• Weight – 90g
• All-in-One Design
• Integrated 1000mAh Rechargeable Battery
• Output Wattage Power: 6-30W
• Resistance Range: 0.5ohm – 3.0ohm
• Voltage Input Range: 3.3-4.2V
• Voltage Output Range: 2.4-6.0V
• Charging Current: 700mA
• Variable Output Modes – SOFT, NORM, HARD

How’s It Vape?

Really good. Setting it up is a cinch and, providing you prime the coils and let them sit for 10 minutes or so, you get pretty much instant flavor right off the bat.

The draw is a restricted lung hit, basically. It’s kinda tight but perfectly suited to this style of vape. It reminds me a lot of how the SMOK Nord hits, to be honest, but that’s not surprising given it uses the same coils.

The drip tip here is VASTLY superior to the Nord’s, however; it’s rather elongated and much better to vape on than the Nord’s flat, wide mouthpiece which really doesn’t lend itself to MTL vaping.

My only gripe with the kit as it comes is that there is no MTL coil option. Given the shape and size of the device, I’d have assumed it was an MTL pod mod. It ain’t. This thing is geared up for sub-ohm vaping, meaning you’ll be using high VG E Juice with it – not Nic Salts.

Either way, this isn’t much of a deal breaker, as I’m pretty sure it’ll run the Nord’s 1.4ohm coils.

The flavor is very good, nice and precise. I’ve been vaping Yami Vapor’s Juusu in it and the flavor is just as it should be.

The UWELL Caliburn, for my tastes, does deliver better flavor.

But that’s not surprising, as it is possibly the best pod mod on the planet right now.

The pod stores around 2.8ml of E Juice as well, which is plenty for this type of device. It runs at fairly low power (maximum of 6.0V), so it doesn’t burn through your E Juice too quickly. All in, like the Nord, the Trinity Alpha is a very impressive little pod vape.

SMOK Trinity Alpha Price

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The SMOK Trinity Alpha is very reasonably priced too; at just $32.95 (with FREE shipping), it is one of the best value pod mods on the planet right now given its quality build materials and built-in features.

It’s cheaper than the Lost Vape Orion Q and the SMOK Nord, and this makes it one very attractive pod mod. The design and finish of this vaping device are superb too; it looks utterly stunning – way better than the Nord.

And because it runs on proven coil heads (the same system as the Nord), you know you’re in fairly good hands when it comes to reliability, flavor, and longevity.

It’s early days in my testing process, but already I am very impressed.

I’ve just spent almost three weeks using the SMOK Nord pod system more or less exclusively, and it is a damn impressive vaping device…

SMOK Nord Review (Quick Verdict)

I’m not going to beat around the bush here. For about the last three years, I’ve avoided SMOK products like the plague. I disliked most of its tanks and mods as well as its first run of pod mods.

I was pretty apprehensive about the SMOK Nord to begin with. I kept hearing great things about it, though, so I decided to go out and buy a couple of units. That was about three weeks ago and since then I’ve been having a blast with this pod mod.

It’s dirt cheap, especially compared to units like the MiPod and Lost Vape Orion, it runs both sub ohm and MTL coils, it’s refillable, it looks good, and it has stellar battery life. I am actually really struggling to find any actual negatives about this pod vape, as it performs so well.

The flavor is great, the draw, while a tad loose for a true MTL vape, is still very good, and the battery life is splendid – like all-day-vaping splendid. I took mine on a trip to Biarritz over the weekend and it didn’t miss a beat. Not once. And for less than $25, that is truly outstanding.

This thing comes HIGHLY recommended, basically. For value for money, flavor, performance, and everything else in between. The SMOK Nord hype is 100% real. Do yourself a favor and grab one. You will not regret it.

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Full Review of The SMOK Nord (Design, Features, Performance, Coils)

SMOK is no stranger to pod vapes. It has made a bunch during the past few years, and most of them weren’t exactly great in my opinion. The SMOK Nord, however, represents a complete turnaround for the company – in more ways than one.

Read on for my full, detailed review of the SMOK Nord…

Design

Any good pod mod system needs to be portable. That’s kind of the entire point. The SMOK Nord isn’t the smallest pod mod on the planet, but it is perfectly proportioned and sits comfortably in the palm of your hand, making it ideal for stealth vaping.

Exact dimensions are as follows: 94x30x18.8mm and it is powered by a 1100mAh internal battery. The mouthpiece comes off entirely and, unlike most pod mods, it runs actual coils which you slot into the bottom of the mouth-piece.

The SMOK Nord charges via microUSB, and it charges pretty darn quickly too. I like to top mine off when I’m not using it. This way, it’s always got plenty of battery for when I’m out of the house.

It’s available in resin hues as well as standard color hues. For the latter you have the following options:

• Black
• Gold
• Green
• Red
• Purple
• Silver

The resin models look A LOT better, IMHO. If style is important to you, go with the resin options. If not, you’re going to be 100% fine with the standard color models.

Firing the SMOK Nord is simple too: it has a button located on the front, which you can also use to check battery life (two clicks) – green is over 70%, orange is over 50%, and red is below 30%.

Installing coils in the Nord is simple as well: simply prime them with a couple of drops of E Juice, then slot them in and they lock in place – just make sure the indents on the coil heads are putting out east and west. Once you’ve done that you’re good to start vaping.

Overall, the design of the SMOK Nord is super-simple and very classy. I really, really like it. The vape is simple to set up the first time and it vapes great from the get-go. Honestly, it couldn’t be simpler and I love that it runs actual coil heads too.

SMOK Nord Features

The SMOK Nord’s main party trick is that it can do both standard MTL vaping and sub-ohm vaping. It comes with two coil heads: 1x 1.4ohm and 1x 0.6ohm. You can also buy ceramic coil heads for it too, though these come separately.

Both coil heads are great, delivering excellent flavor and plenty of clouds. Even the MTL coil head kicks out a TON of vapor. Personally, I prefer the MTL coil heads. Why? Simple: you get better battery life and I like using Nic Salts E Juice in my pod mods.

SMOK Nord Coils – Sub Ohm Mesh Coils & MTL Coils

As noted earlier, you get two coil heads with the SMOK Nord. One for DTL vaping and one for MTL vaping. Both are excellent, delivering excellent flavor and clouds, but I do generally prefer the MTL coil heads as I like extended battery life and using Nic Salts E Juice in my pods.

I don’t exactly have a good relationship with SMOK’s coils in its sub ohm tanks (spoiler: I loathe them). But in this instance, SMOK has freakin’ nailed the coil heads – they last for an eternity before burning out.

Case in point: the first MTL coil head I installed in the SMOK Nord lasted over two weeks before the flavor started to waiver. The DTL coil head did almost as well too – around 10 days. This is very impressive in both contexts. I have ZERO complaints in this regard.

Flavor with both coil heads is superb. I was actually kind of blown away by just how good the vape is on the SMOK Nord. I mean, I’m a massive RDA user but since owning the SMOK Nord, I haven’t touched my normal setup in almost a month!

Battery Life

The SMOK Nord runs a 1100mAh internal battery, and this is a very good thing because it means you get very good battery life. We’re talking all day vaping with the MTL coil head and a solid 8/9 hours with the more power-intensive DTL coil heads.

I’ve haven’t been let down by the SMOK Nord’s battery life once. Even while on holiday, as long as I remember to charge it overnight, the Nord lasted all day with moderate to normal usage.

For ultra-optimal performance, you’ll want to give the Nord a recharge for an hour or so halfway through the day, or just charge it whenever you’re not using it for extended periods of time. Doing this will ensure the battery is always around 80-100% full.

Bottom line? The SMOK Nord’s battery life is fantastic for a pod mod. Easily up there in the top 1%, so if battery life is important to you know that you’re in very good hands with the Nord.

Overall Performance

Outstanding, basically. I don’t recall ever using a pod mod that I have liked quite as much as the SMOK Nord, with the exception of the way-more-expensive Lost Vape Orion DNA pod.

It looks great, it’s simple to use, it has a great battery, and it kicks out a ton of flavor (with both coil heads). I own a lot of pod mods, but I don’t tend to continue using them after I finish testing. With the Nord, though, I’m still using it as my main vape, day in, day out, and will likely continue to do so for the foreseeable future. It really is that good!

And I’m an RDA user. That’s how I like to vape, but the Nord has kept me interested and engaged for weeks now. I simply cannot remember the last time a pod mod system did this…

Should You Buy This Vape?

Yes, you should. If you’re anything like me, and you tend to give pod mods a wide birth because of battery life issues and vapor quality, know this: the SMOK Nord is nothing like your run of the mill pod systems.

The flavor and vapor quality is immense. The battery life is brilliant, lasting all day long, and the design and finish are near perfect.

I love this pod mod vape and will be using it for a LONG time to come.

But the best part about the SMOK Nord has to be the price – it retails for just $23.95 (and that includes FREE shipping).

The VooPoo VFL just arrived on my doorstep. I hadn’t heard anything about this pod mod prior to unboxing it, so I was rather excited as I took it out of its packaging.

I will say this about pod mods, though: during 2017 and 2018, I’ve tested a lot – maybe 20+ – and the good ones are few and far between. Right now, I can only think of about three that I’d actually go out and buy:

• Mi-Pod ($39.99)
• Lost Vape Orion
• SMOANT S8 Pod

Will VooPoo be able to join this small, but focussed group of preferred pod mods? For me, it’d have to do a couple of things: 1) have decent battery life, and 2) vape nicely.

Do this and you’re already way out in front of 99.9% of pod mods. Right, enough waffle. Let’s get down to business

VooPoo VFL Preview

The Box

Design

I’m a big fan of VooPoo, it makes my all-time favorite mod, so I was eager to see how it would tackle a pod mod vape. True to form, VooPoo’s doing things slightly differently.

The packaging is nice and neat. VooPoo does some of the best in the business and the VooPoo VFL is no exception. I really like the yellow and black branding VooPoo has adopted; it looks nice and classy. Premium too. All good things.

The Device Fully Assembled

The VooPoo VFL looks like an American football; it’s the same shape and it even has stitching on the side where its controls are. I mean, even the name “VFL” sounds like “NFL” – so, yes, there is definitely a theme here.

The composition of the device is very nice too; you have a twisty bit at the bottom, whereby you pull and twist the end around to reveal a USB port for charging.

It rocks a 650mAh battery, which is fairly respectable. I’ll have to see how it holds up, however, as it’s far too early to tell just yet.

The mouthpiece comes off completely, however, as you need to install the pod/coil and then put the mouthpiece back on top of it. VooPoo includes just one pod/coil, which I thought was a little stingey.

On the side of the device, you have three voltage settings. I just left mine as is, but you can change this to affect how it outputs power; I personally loved my first vape on it, so I didn’t mess with a winning formula.

The device itself is proper small and thin; it sits beautifully in the palm of your hand and is about the same size as SMOANT’s S8 Pod. Exact measurements are as follows: 89 x 47 x 18.5mm and it weighs 71.2g.

The outer chassis is made from a combination of zinc alloy and plastic; it looks and feels great in the hand. Nice and premium. My test model was black, but you can get it in the following color options: red, blue, and black.

VooPoo VFL AFC & Draw

The draw is basically a restricted lung hit; it’s not MTL. But because it only outputs power at around 10W, you can use Nic Salts and higher-PG E Juice in it.

See… It’s A Football

I loaded my review unit up with Nic Salts and it vaped great; lots of flavor and plenty of vapor. It’s a really smooth draw too, so I would 100% recommend high-PG or Nic Salts juice for this pod mod.

Pod Coil Heads

As I said earlier, VooPoo only includes one pod/coil head in the kit. This is a little on the stingey side of things, but it is what it is. Either way, the coil head is a ceramic setup, so it should go the distance in terms of longevity.

How You Install The Coil Head

Flavor, as already noted, is very good. It’s nice and precise. And best of all, it actually vapes like a vape too; a lot of pod mods have this odd, artificial taste to them, but the VooPoo VFL isn’t one of these, mercifully.

VooPoo TFL Specifications

• Size: 89x47x18.5mm
• Material: Zinc Alloy and Plastic
• Battery: 650mAh (internal)
• Output: 10W max
• Output voltage: 2.5V / 3.0V / 3.5V
• No overhang with 26mm atomizers
• Resistance: 1.2ohm ceramic coil
• Weight: 71.2g
• Indicator lights
• Pod capacity: 0.8ml
• Two airflow options
• Voltage adjustment and pre-heat setting

Performance?

As noted in the title, this is just a preview article. I literally only just unboxed the VooPoo VFL, so it is very early days right now with respect to how good it is.

Initial impressions are very good though. I love the way it looks, and it vapes great – lots of vapor and tons of flavor.

I don’t really like pod mods all that much, I’d normally take a vape mod and tank over one any day of the week. But I’ve been using the VFL for a good few hours now and it’s been going great.

Additional Color Options (Red’s My Favorite)

Initial impressions are that it looks great, vapes great, produces plenty of vapor and flavor, and is really easy to set up and get going.

The coil heads prime-up insanely fast too. I literally popped some juice in the coil head, grabbed a bottle of water from the fridge, and took a puff and it vaped great (and that was a total priming time of about 25 seconds).

I’ll be updating this post in a week with my full verdict on this seemingly very impressive pod mod vape.

Keep your eyes peeled for it!

The VooPoo VFL retails for $28.95.

That makes it cheaper than the Mi-Pod and JUUL, and that’s great news for anyone that is looking for a high-performance pod mod for not much outlay.