UWELL Caliburn G4

Most Boro mods make you work for the privilege of carrying them — chunky profiles, loose cells rattling around a separate case, screens you have to navigate like a settings menu. The Pixel AIO throws that playbook out entirely. Vaperz Cloud have squeezed a genuine Boro platform into a footprint that competes with mid-size pod kits, built an internal 3000 mAh battery in, and somehow kept 60W on the table. The compromise is real, but so is the concept.

There’s a small but very vocal corner of the Boro world that treats the San AIO like a piece of sacred geometry, and after spending real time with it, I get why. This is a collaboration between Vaperz Cloud and GeroBak that translates enthusiast-scene pedigree into a CNC-milled aluminum package barely bigger than a chunky lighter. Slap an Evolv DNA80C inside that footprint and you’ve got a serious piece of kit — just make sure your expectations match what it actually is rather than what the hype machine says it is.

The Aspire Raga AIO is what happens when a brand actually listens to the enthusiast community and builds something worth getting excited about. Compact, punchy, and dripping in premium detail it’ll go toe-to-toe with mods costing twice the money. The one catch? That exposed 18650 is going to split the room, and Aspire knows it.