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..sooo should I stick with Kanthal is the 'safest' despite no TC? New simple MOD rec.

hi all, I been vaping on and off since 2012, I fell back into cigarettes but am ready to vape and barely smoke at all ( i was down to about 1 cig a month).
Vaping got quite complicated over the years, and I like it simple. I always remember someone joking saying smoking is so easy, 1) put cigarette in mouth 2) light it.
Back in 2013 we basically only used kanthal, then TC came out.
Like anyone, I don't like the ramp up time that kanthal takes but I got used to it, plus I don't vape large coils so it's not so bad. But TC would be nice, however, for safety reasons from articles/blogs it seems kanthal is the safest choice.
I don't plan on dry burning even kanthal much after what I read, I used to often dry burn a used coil cherry red then replace the cotton but now I'm learning dry burning can change the composition etc of the wire, so I'll just replace the wire too, and do a gently dry burn when first building the coil 'to burn off factory oils' or whatever tutorials always used to suggest but maybe people aren't even dry burning brand new kanthal anymore? I build my own coils usually with a small MTL RTA type tank.

ALLLLLL my DNA mods have bricked themselves due to USB charging, like 4 of them about $600 total basically paper weights now, is partly why I got back on cigarettes. I'm now done with DNA brand, they claim to be able to safely charge via USB (which they do, escribe and nitcore externals show they have the same voltage and % after some use) but there's a charging circuit on the board that always fries, the circuit is being sold on ebay quite a bit for just $15 but it's not worth the hassle. I had to warranty repair all my mods and pay to and fro shipping not much but still they brick again in a couple months and I was very gentle on them only vaped small coils on wattage low power.

What I'm getting at is I'm looking for a new MOD that can safely USB charge, because it's so simple to just plug in rather than take battery out plus I've had plenty of nitecores go defective on me over the years too but I replace them to charge my LED headlamps.
Basically any MOD can safely charge via USB if it's just one battery and that's what I want is just a small sort of 18650 MOD - it's only when there's multiple cells that it can become sketchy.
So since I'm leaning towards kanthal likely being the safest coil material and possibly best for flavor, although the flavors always kind of sketched me out and I did well on just %100 VG flavorless ~%7, I'm leaning towards hoping for suggestions for a small MOD that isn't too complicated to use due to many TC etc setting that I won't even need with wattage mode and kanthal. Basically all I'd need is a 5 click lock and wattage up/down?

Someone suggested some months ago Lost Vape Thelema Solo 100 or IP68 but hopefully there's something newer that fits my needs better?

Again, I vape small coils usually and not even more than like 10 Watts, so I don't need anything with super high power ability.

Can i add a base to finished E liquid(Lemon drop).

Hi maybe a silly question. but wanted to try.. Can i add a base to liquid what is already premixed with flavour aspecially Lemon drop liquids (they are so sweet)? I know it can get a little faint, but i want it to get a little less intense.. How much base should i add to a 60ml bottle of Lemon drop E juice? What about 20 ml, will it work?
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Newly Launched: VOOPOO Argus Pod SE Kit

The newly listed voopoo argus pod se kit is a compact and portable Vaping device that provides excellent performance and functions. For Vapers, which are looking for user-friendly, high-quality devices, this is an ideal choice. The device can provide excellent steam production, lasting battery life, and a series of functions, thereby enhancing the smoke experience.

VOOPOO ARGUS POD SE pod kit hot sale uses an elegant and stylish and modern design that conforms to ergonomics. It is made of high-quality zinc alloy and leather, making it a high-quality feeling and durable manufacturing quality. The light and compact body can be carried and used easily.
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The 800mAh built-in battery can provide you with motivation and provide a long-lasting steam experience. The device also has a fast charging function and a C -type charging port to support up to 5V/2A charging. The device can be fully charged in less than an hour, which is the ideal choice for Vapers on the journey.
POD has a side-filling design that can be easily replaced without deleting it from the device. The POD also has an adjustable airflow system that allows users to customize their evaporation experience according to their preferences.

VOOPOOOOS POD SE KIT has a series of functions that enhance the smoke experience. The device has a large and easy -to -read 0.54 -inch OLED display, which shows important information, such as battery life, wattage and coil resistance. The device also has a series of security functions, including excessive charging, excessive discharge protection, short circuit protection and excessive protection.

More new products are available in vape stores, you are welcome to choose.

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Food Grade VG OK to Vape?

Hey guys,

Im looking to buy some more VG base cause I DIY...
Im having trouble finding large bottles like I at least want 1 liter but the vapeshops here only sell
10ML bottles(cause of law in EU,amsterdam) and its expansive I would need to buy 100 bottles to get 1 liter and would couldbe like 300 bucks since 10ml is 3euro So F that...

Now my question is I found other shops that does sell 1 liter VG (non vape stores) but all the VGs I find are "food grade" and not USP or whatever all it says is 99,5% and the other I found was 99,7% both are food grade ,are these OK to vape?
Or will it taste gross
Its also alot cheaper about 20-25euro for a liter..

But yeah 99,5%-99,7% food grade VG vapable?

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Back to DIY after some years

Hey everyone,

I've been vaping for quite a while. Have had everything from 18650 mods to pens. Currently running a Novo 3 with a .8 ohm mesh coil. Bought a few gallons of Nic with tobacco flavoring a long time ago and starting to run out. Getting pretty bored with mindlessly filling up the vape with the tobacco flavor I've been using forever and want to get into some flavors.

Vaping preferences:
1. Desserts - Love desserts (pies, apple pie and brown sugar sounds legit)
2. Drinks - chocolate, mocha, latte, coffee, milkshake, etc.
3. Classics - anything fruity (strawberry and milk, blueberry and milk, etc.)

Have a few questions to help me get back into DIY. Also happy to just jam out and talk to anyone about vaping.

1. Where is everyone getting supplies these days. I used to order Nic from Nic River or Nude Nicotine. It's been a while.. Are these sites still legit, are their better/ cheaper ways to grab a gallon of nic? Nic River is about $150 (reg) -$200 (salt-nic) a gallon.

2. Flavors
a. What are some good starter flavors that can make some one-offs and a ton of recipes?
b. Seems like the major sources like Capella are into wholesale now and $50-$100 isn't going very far. Especially after I factor in Nic, PG, VG and Bottles. Are there better suppliers that everyone is using that I don't know?
c. Any good starter kits out there for flavoring?
d. Finally, is it even worth making my own flavors? To go the flavor route I need unflavored nic, pg, vg, bottles (several sizes), scale, and a bunch of flavors. This might cost cost $150-$300. I always see a bunch on sale for $5-$10 on various websites.. clearance etc.. Should I just buy a bunch of pro made flavors and skip all the supplies, nic, bottles, etc? This is a serious question as I haven't done the math on this.

3. Suppliers = Looks like Amazon sells PG and VG for about 20$ a gallon each. Is this my best bet?

Final note: I have no problem spending around $50-$100 on flavorings, but only if it's worth it. Got a few hundred to spend on nic and supplies as well.

Thanks everyone for reading and engaging in this overly long post! Great to meet everyone!

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New Arrival: VOOPOO Argus G Pod Kit 1000mAh

VOOPOO Argus G Kit is a sleek and powerful device that offers impressive features and capabilities. This device comes with a 1000mAh built-in battery, providing long-lasting power for extended vaping sessions. The Argus Pod has a 2ml capacity and features side filling for easy and convenient refilling. The device also supports Type-C 5V/1A fast charging, ensuring your device is always ready to use.
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The voopoo argus g cheap pod kit comes with two cartridges: 0.7Ω and 1.2Ω, which allows you to choose between a strong or smooth hit. With its upgraded OLED screen, you can easily monitor your device's battery life, output, and airflow settings. The adjustable airflow and output make it easy to customize your vaping experience to your desired preference.

Safety is always a priority, which is why the VOOPOO Argus G Pod Kit comes with multiple protections, including overtime protection, short-circuit protection, overcharge protection, and over-discharge protection. With a maximum output of 25W, this device offers powerful performance in a compact size.

The VOOPOO Argus G Pod Kit is designed for use with e-liquids containing nicotine concentrations of 50mg or less. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned vaper, this kit is perfect for those who are looking for a portable and versatile device that delivers excellent performance and user experience. And you are able to enjoy more vapes at the cheap vape online.

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SXK Delro d60e - dna60 eScribe Update

Creating a write up in case someone needs this info one day.

*These instructions are only for the SXK Delro d60e with 2200mAh LiPo battery*

The default dna60 is not programmed correctly by SXK but can be easily fixed in eScribe (EVOLV SOFTWARE).

Always recommend using the international version of the software instead of the US version.
Only difference is a slightly larger download size (couple megabytes) and you get the full featured software.

You will want to right click your desktop icon and run eScribe as admin on windows so your device is detected when plugged in.

If it's your first time connecting your device to eScribe you might get a pop up or message up top alerting you to the latest available update
go ahead and install the update.

Now in the menu bar go to File->'Save As' and save your default settings as SXK_DNA60_Delro_Default or whatever is easy for you to remember.

You've now covered the basics and have a copy of your default settings that you can always revert to.
Step 1. Go to your menu bar up top and select "Options->User Interface->Manufacturer" this will unlock extra settings for you to adjust in eScribe.

Step 2. Go to the tab "mod" then the new tab "battery" below it. You will find that the SXK delro is set for "Type: Lithium-Ion" and "Cell Soft Cutoff: 2.75V"
you want to change these settings to "Type: Lithium-Polymer and "Cell Soft Cutoff: 3.1V" leave all other settings the same.

Step 3. Press the "UPLOAD SETTINGS TO DEVICE" button and it will send the changes to your device.

Step 4. In the menu bar go to File->'Save As' and save your updated default settings as SXK_DNA60_Delro_Default_With_Battery_Update or whatever is easy for you to remember.

Voopoo Argus G - review by Javichu

Hello there fellow masters of the old art secrets of vaping,drop your wands,take off your magical robes and let us get started with today's review.
(sorry for the weird intro,semi gf made me watch Harry Potter yesterday so i am still suffering from PTSD :lol:

Going to review the Argus G which was sent to me by Voopoo for the purposes of this review,as per usual let us get a quick compendium going in the form of pictures that will give you a general idea of what this device is about.

Specs:

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Safety:

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Battery:

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Compatibility:

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Cartridges/Coils:

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Breakdown of the Cartridge with the 0.7 and 1.2 ohm coils:

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Unboxing and first impressions:

Proper packaging,open the box and slide out a tray which shows the device in question.
I got the ''racing green'' color and oh boy it does look shiny,pretty good paint job with some minimal branding.
It slick looking and the surface of the pod is smooth to the touch,made out of alloy zinc it does feel well designed.
Fire button located on the front does feel a bit ''small'' but that could just be me and my Andre the Giant sized hands he he.

All you need to start vaping is inside the box,small little baggie with the following contents:

Argus Pod Cartridge 07. ohm
Argus Pod Cartridge 1.2 ohm
Argus Pod Platform Card (small card with the information of the different coils,wattages that you can use with this device)
Type-C cable
User Manual
Lanyard

Good to see that once again Voopoo didn't skimp and included a second cartridge/coil with this box,other companies could learn from this.

This device comes in 7 beautiful colors to choose from:
-gloss black
-space grey
-racing green
-glow pink
-sand drift gold
-aurora blue
-satin blue



Vaping time:

Ok so the device got charged to 100% (full charge takes about an hour),both coils the 1.2 and 0.7 ohm soaking up my e-liquid for 10 minutes so i am ready to get this party started...oh wait.
Forgot to mention,Voopoo also sent me some empty cartridges and 2 coils (0-5ohms) to test this device out when it goes full RDL,yeah right this isn't just a pure MTL device.
Thanks to the 0.5 ohm coils you can get a proper RDL experience,in my book more options is always better.


Before testing the quality of the vape i have to go over the menu system of this device.
Pretty simple to operate since it relies on just the fire button for all actions you may require to do in the menu.

-To power up press fire button 5 times in a row.
-To turn off the pod device press the fire button 5 times,menu will pop up then press the fire button ONCE to cycle thru the options until you get to ''power off'',keep fire button pressed and voila!! device is turned off.
-Wattage adjustment is done by pressing the fire button 3 times,once you get the number of the wattage flashing just keep pressing the fire button until you reach the desired number.
-Lock and puff counter can also be accessed in the menu,press fire button 5 times then navigate to either of them.
Even with the device locked you can still use the autodraw feature,that itself isn't a problem since its probably going to be in your purse or pocket there is not way the pod is going to autodraw itself.


For this review i decided to stick to my usual 70/30 (6mg nic) Shiva e-liquid,added some vanilla to the mix for that a little sweetness i mean come on we all need some sweetness am i right?

So now looking at my desk i got 3 different coils to choose from,going to start with the MTL and work my way up to RDL which means first I'll try the 1.2 ohm coil,then the 0.7 coil (both included in the kit) and to finish i will test the 0.5 ohm coil for that true RDL experience.


The 1.2 ohm?
Good flavor,true MTL with airflow closed all the way...well not really.
Even if you close it all the way you still have a tiny hole on the side so some air does get thru it.

To be honest this is the coil i enjoyed the least,that is not the fault of the coil itself,that is all on me...just not that into that restricted of a MTL user so i quickly moved on to the 0.7 ohm which is also included in the kit.

Now we talking!!
Pumped up the wattage to 16w,airflow fully open and oh yeah baby that hits the spot.
Can't really put my finger on it but to me it felt like a really airy loose MTL close like really close borderline i dare say to RDL.

The 0.7 i used for a full day and almost exclusively,maybe a couple of hits of my daily sub-ohm tank but yeah i stuck with this one.
Ok so i was pretty pumped to give the 0.5ohm a try but...i expected more,now now this is just what my expectations were compared to the 0.7/1.2 coils.
Thought that at 25 watts i would get like more bang bang!! type of hit,this is not a critique on the coil itself but truth be told i kinda enjoyed the 0.7 ohm more.
The 0.7 ohm i used all the time with airflow fully open and long slow drags....man oh man this this hits and hits hard,even with a 70/30 proportion and only 6mg nic i was going into Paradise City territory with this coil (Guns'n'Roses reference he he)



Pros:

-Love the aesthetics,paint job is well done and not just like the one color.
Color scheme gets darker on the bottom and gradually gets lighter on its way to the top
-Well designed and well built,small size but you get no feeling of ''cheapness or fragile'' when holding it.
-Coil performance very good,options for all...want MTL? you got it,want RDL? you also got that
-Auto draw delivers the same power and performance as the fire button

Cons:

-Not really that much of a con and this is just a personal issue.
The surface just felt a tad to ''slick'' for my taste,sometimes i got the sensation the pod was leaking and/or it felt kinda wet.
But again not really a con,just personal preference since i prefer some ruggedness in my vaping devices.

Would i recommend this device:

Well if you're in the market for a small pod like device and you're a newcomer to the vaping world then yes this would be the device for you,same if you're a veteran of the vaping arts.
One thing i like about the Argus G is that if you are new to vaping this device will let you experience both modes of vaping,MTL then RDL.
Some folks who quit cigarettes and start with vaping might prefer to do so in RDL mode,this device gives you that option.

Well that's it for today folks.

Thanks to my friends from Voopoo for sending me this device for review purposes,for more info you can check it out here:


If you made it all the way down here thanks for the support and i hope you enjoyed my review.

cheers

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My Vaporesso Target 200 is setting my wattage at 30 W using a 0.4 ohm coil. Wattage recommendation on GTi package is between 50 and 60 W. Do I go with a 30W or raise it to 50W minimum by package recommendations?

I know I can turn off feature, but I prefer to keep it enabled.

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New Released: VOOPOO Argus Pod SE Kit UK

VOOPOO Argus Pod SE is an exceptional vaping device that offers an unparalleled experience. This compact and portable pod system is designed to provide maximum flavour and vapour production with its advanced features.
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Constructed from durable Zinc alloy and leather, the argus pod se pod vape kit is not only visually appealing but also built to last. It is equipped with a 4-hole air inlet that delivers a smooth MTL (Mouth-To-Lung) experience that mimics the sensation of traditional smoking.

The VOOPOO Argus Pod SE Kit boasts an 800mAh built-in battery that provides extended vaping sessions. This device has a maximum output of 18W, allowing for the production of dense and flavorful clouds. The LED indicator on the device keeps users informed of the battery life and power output.

The VOOPOO Argus Pod SE Kit is compatible with the ARGUS POD cartridges that have a capacity of 2.0ml of e-liquid. The cartridge is made of PCTG material and features a multi-layer leakage-proof structure that ensures no e-liquid spills out of the device. The cartridge is available in two resistance options, 0.7Ω and 1.2Ω, and is recommended for use with nicotine e-liquids up to 50mg.

Filling the VOOPOO Argus Pod SE Kit is a breeze with its convenient side-filling design. The cartridge is attached to the device through a magnetic connection, making it easy to remove and replace. The auto-draw firing mechanism eliminates the need for buttons and provides a hassle-free vaping experience.

Last but not least, the VOOPOO Argus Pod SE Kit is a versatile and user-friendly vaping device that is perfect for both novice and experienced vapers. Its compact design, powerful performance, and exceptional flavour production make it a must-have for anyone looking for a top-of-the-line pod system. At vape online uk hope you can enjoy your day.

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VOOPOO ARGUS SE POD KIT review by hittman

INNOBAR C1 - New Flavours and Colours Launch!

Hi ECF,

We are so proud to announce the Innobar C1 water-based pod vaporizer and Golden Leaf Awards winner adds 6 new flavour options and a new black colorway! ;)

Further bolstering its diverse and delicious flavour catalogue, the Innobar C1 features Mango Milk, Mango Passion Ice, Peach Ice, Blueberry Bubble Gum, Vanilla Custard, and Classic Tobacco pods with Aquios AQ30 water-based e-liquid as available flavour options.

Pair these great new flavours with the new black battery and mix and match your favorite flavour and color combinations! :headbang::headbang::headbang:

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VOOPOO ARGUS G POD KIT review by hittman

As promised, here I am back with the second of two reviews for Voopoo. This time I will be taking a look at the new Argus G Pod kit that was sent to me in order to provide you with a fair and honest review. The G is a bit of an upgrade from the SE model that I covered on my last review. This one has a 1000mah internal battery where the SE had 800mah. The G also has a higher maximum wattage of 25 watts and has adjustable output as well as a display screen and a fire/function button. Sounds pretty good right? It also has a sliding airflow control on the side and a rubber base to help keep it from sliding around on tables and desks. All of this while also looking fantastic thanks to a nano-scale polishing process. Stay tuned and we’ll see if the hype pays off in the end.

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WHAT’S IN THE BOX?

1* Argus G Device
1* Argus Pod Cartridge 0.7ohm
1* Argus Pod Cartridge 1.2ohm
1* Argus Pod Platform Card
1* Type-C Cable
1* User Manual
1* Lanyard

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SPECIFICATIONS:

Product Name : Argus G Kit

Size: 110.9*25.7*13.5mm

Power Range: 5-25W

Battery: 1000mAh built-in battery

Input Voltage: 3.2V-4.2V

Charging Voltage: 5V/1A

Resistance Range: 0.5-3.0ohm

Capacity: 2ml

Resistance Value: 0.7ohm/1.2ohm

Filling Type: Side filling

Pod Compatible: Argus Pod Cartridge

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FEATURES:

1. 1000mAh battery

2. OLED screen

3. Airflow and power adjustable

4. Compatible with Argus Pod Cartridge

5. Type-C charging port

6. Security protection: 5s Overtime/Short-circuit/Overcharge/Low Battery/Output Over-current Protection

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INITIAL THOUGHTS:


The packaging for the Argus G is pretty basic with a box that opens from one end and a plastic tray that slides out with a bag of accessories underneath. I’ve seen this from Voopoo before where the nicer of two review kits comes in packaging that isn’t quite as nice as the less expensive unit. The SE had a nice slide out box where the G just has an open end box with a plastic tray. I would think it would be the opposite where the more expensive unit would have nicer packaging. Anyway, it’s just something that I’ve noticed over time.

The front of the box has the Voopoo and Argus G names with a really nice color picture of the actual color version contained inside the box. I like when it is done this way instead of using a stock image for all color versions. Also the color version is listed on the front as well as a sticker stating that it is in fact compatible with the Argus Pod cartridge. The back side of the box has the normal contents list, company information, and in this case a large sticker with the word sample on it. This is just for review samples and will not be on production models.

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Once the top of the box is opened then the plastic tray can be slid out. Underneath the tray is a sealed plastic bag with the accessories contained inside. I personally don’t care for this type of set up since most times the plastic bag will fall to the table or ground since you’re not expecting something to be tucked underneath the tray. The G comes with the same .7 and 1.2 ohm pod cartridges as the SE that I just reviewed did. Also in the plastic bag is the USB-C charging cable, user manual and a lanyard as well as the second included pod. I’m glad that Voopoo included two pods with this one and the SE. I feel like that should always be the case with any pod device.

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Besides the kit with the two pods, Voopoo was nice enough to include a two pack of the Argus pod empty cartridges that use the ITO coils and included two .5 ohm coils for testing. These pods are also 2ml in capacity just like the ones included in the kit.

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The pods included are compatible with the Argus P1, Argus G, Argus Z, Argus Pod, and the Argus Pod SE. It’s nice that they are compatible across so many devices. So both the G and SE that I received for review can use the same pods. However, the .5 ohm coils I received with the empty pod cartridge are only recommended for the SE since it offers a higher output level at 25 watts. When the pod is installed in the G the Gene chip recognizes the resistance and defaults to 23 watts. The SE is limited to 18 watts so isn’t a good match for it. The .7 ohm pre-built pod is sensed and defaults to 16 watts while the 1.2 ohm pod defaults to 10 watts. This is a good feature especially for beginners so they don’t over power the coils in the pods and burn the cotton inside.

Since the G comes with the .7 ohm pod pre-installed, it does have a clear safety seal over the contacts in order to keep it from being fired before the pod is filled. They are sold separately but I was given a two pack of the empty pods and two .5 ohm ITO coils. This was by far my favorite set up of the three pods. Like I said, it defaulted to 23 watts but it easily handled the maximum output of 25 watts. One thing that is different about the empty pod cartridges is that the fill port is on the skinny side of the pod instead of on the wider flat side of the pod like the .7 and 1.2 ohm pre-built pods.

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The back side of the Argus G has “Designed by Voopoo” etched on the body. I can’t tell you how much I like the silver/black gradient effect on the version I received. It has a high polished look but is not a fingerprint magnet. Very well done. One side of the G contains the USB-C charging port used to charge the 1000mah internal battery at a rate of 5V/1A which should charge the battery completely in about an hour. The opposite side houses the sliding airflow control that has a series of round holes that are said to allow the user to go from a tight MTL to an RDL style of vaping. I personally found even with it open all the way with the .5 ohm ITO coil in the empty pod cartridge that it was still a bit tighter than what I like for an RDL and found myself still using it as a loose MTL.

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The main side I want to focus on is the side with the OLED display screen and the fire button. The Argus G can be button fired or used in auto draw. The fire button also functions as the adjustment/menu button depending on the number of button presses. The display screen shows the following information.

  • Set Wattage
  • Battery level indicator
  • Coil Resistance
  • Lock/Unlock symbol
The button also allows you to operate the functions of the Argus G. Five presses of the fire button will turn on the G but will not turn it off. Once the G is on then in order to shut it off then you need to press the button 5X to enter the menu where you can shut the device off, reset the puff counter, or lock the fire button. To adjust the output you press the fire button 3X then the wattage number will flash then you can either single press or hold the button down to fast scroll the wattage. It will stop and give a warning when you reach the maximum wattage recommended for the installed coil or pod. This is a safety feature to help the user keep from overpowering the coil and burning the cotton. For example, the .7 ohm pod defaults to 16 watts when installed but if you try to go over 18 watts the mod will not allow it. If you press the fire button again then it will round robin and start back at 5 watts. Once the preferred wattage is set then you can either long press the button or just wait for it to stop flashing. I understand why this safety feature was included but for an experienced user I feel like it is a little bit of an over reach and would have liked to have seen a way to override it.

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FINAL THOUGHTS:

So, did the Argus G live up to the hype? I think it did. It performed very well in my opinion with not only the two included pre-built pods but also with the empty pod cartridges and the spare .5 ohm ITO coils that were sent with the review sample. On any pod device, airflow control is always a great feature to have. This one has the airflow control on the side which in my opinion helped to prevent accidentally covering it with my hand when holding it. Second up is user adjustable output which is another great feature to have but is not all that common on these smaller pod devices. I have seen it on a few other pod devices but having a display screen and adjustable output is not all that common in a market flooded with one pod kit after the next.

I didn’t have any trouble using a 70vg/30pg mix in the .7 ohm pod that was included in this kit like I did with the same pod in the SE kit so will blame the trouble on a pre-installed coil that probably just had the cotton packed a little too tight. The flavor production on this one using a green tea and guava DIY mix was very good in my opinion. The amount of vapor produced was very respectable also. The wicking seemed to do very well with not recognizable dry hits. The pod did not leak and had no noticeable condensation. I’m not surprised since I’ve used the Argus pod cartridges across different devices. The G defaulted to 16 watts on this pod and I found that setting very good for my style of vaping.

I also used a 70vg/30pg NET tobacco mix with the 1.2 ohm pod and the flavor was ok but not great. I had the same results with the SE and this same pod. It did help some that I was able to adjust the wattage a little higher but never really got it where I wanted it due to the G restricting how high I could turn the wattage up. I feel like this pod could have handled a bit more wattage. The mod defaulted to 10 watts on this one but I turned it up to 13.

Lastly, I primed one of the .5 ohm ITO coils and installed it in one of the empty pod cartridges that I was sent and can be purchased separately. This was by far my favorite of the three that I tried. I used an orange tart DIY mix that was also 70/30. There was no issue with wicking and the flavor production was very good. The G defaulted to 23 watts but would allow adjustment up to the maximum output of 25 watts. I found the 23 watt setting very comfortable to use.

So, in closing I would like to say that I would probably recommend the Argus G to those looking for a versatile small pod device with a pretty good size battery for a device like this for out and about. Voopoo claims three days use on one charge of the 1000mah battery. I personally think that is a bit much but will in the end depend on each user’s frequency of vaping. I sometimes don’t understand why companies attempt to tell us how many days a device will last on a charge since it’s going to be different for different users depending on how much they vape.

I’d like to thank Voopoo and Nical for sending the Voopoo Argus G Pod kit for this review as well as the extra pods and coils. Thanks as always to the readers. I appreciate you taking the time to read my reviews. Below is a link to the Voopoo website for your viewing pleasure.

ARGUS G-VOOPOO VAPE Spark Your Life

VOOPOO ARGUS SE POD KIT review by hittman

Hello again friends. I’m back with you today to cover yet another pod device called the Argus Pod SE that was sent to me by Voopoo in order to attempt to provide you with a fair and honest review. Yes, I know there have been a lot of pods lately. I know this all too well but I’m going to go ahead and do my best to cover this one for you. It reminds me very much of the Argus Z pod in size but looks a little different and has had an airflow adjustment added. Then I got to thinking that the shape resembles the Argus Pod that had the leather sides on it. Voopoo used a new nanoscale lithography process for the patch design. The SE has an 800mah battery capacity with a maximum output of 18 watts. The charging circuit for this one is rated at 5V/1A so it should charge completely in less than an hour. The pods included are compatible with the Argus P1, Argus G, Argus Z, Argus Pod, and the Argus Pod SE. It’s nice that they are compatible across so many devices.

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WHAT’S IN THE BOX?

1ea Argus Pod SE device

1ea Argus Pod cartridge (.7 ohm)

1ea Argus Pod cartridge (1.2 ohm)

1ea Type C charging cable

1ea User manual

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SPECIFICATIONS:

Max Power: 18 watts

Battery Capacity: 800 watts (built in)

Output voltage: 3.2-4.2V

Charging Voltage: 5V/1A

Supported resistances: .5-3.0 ohms

Pod Capacity: 2ml

Pod resistance (included pods): .7 ohms, 1.2 ohms

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FEATURES:

  • Brilliant appearance using nanoscale lithography process
  • Polished zinc body
  • Argus Pod cartridges featuring ITO Atomization Technology
  • Ergonomic mouthpiece
  • Side fill cartridges cross compatible with multiple devices
  • Gene AI used to automatically adjust output by sensing resistance of the cartridge
  • Step-less airflow adjustment to provide loose to tight MTL
  • Three led battery indicator lights
  • Six safety protections
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INITIAL THOUGHTS:


The packaging for the Argus Pod SE is pretty standard coming from Voopoo. I do like that the picture on the front of the box is a picture of the actual color version contained inside. I received the Shiny Blue version for this review. The picture on the front is pretty nice and of course there are the Voopoo and Argus Pod SE names printed top and bottom. The back side is nothing new. It has the usual contents list, warning, company information, and authenticity code.

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The tray containing the SE slides out from one end to expose the SE on the left with two pods on the right side of the plastic tray. Included in the kit there are two pre-built pods that are .7 and 1.2 ohm resistance rated. You can see on the front of the rubber stopper on each pod that the ratings are clearly stated for user convenience. Since there is not a pod pre-installed in the SE, there is not a safety seal on either one of the pods. Also included in the kit is of course a USB-C charging cable and a user manual. I don’t think most people will really need to look at the manual very much since this is a simplistic auto draw only device with no screen or buttons. It is however always a good idea to look at the safety information.

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What I would call the front of the SE has a grooved square shape near the top with the sliding airflow control contained inside. It doesn’t have a wide area of operation but it does work ok and is stiff enough that it shouldn’t move when taking it in and out of a pocket. The Argus name is printed on this side while the Voopoo name is printed on the opposite side as well as the Gene AI name near the top on that side. “Designed by Voopoo” is etched on one of the skinny sides. A bit too much branding for my tastes. The opposite thin side of the mod is where the three LED battery indicator lights are located. The three levels are as follows.

  • Three lights = 66-100%
  • Two lights = 33-66%
  • One light = <33%
There are also LED indicators that give you some other information besides just the battery level. When charging the corresponding light will flash. Once fully charged then the three indicator lights will be lit solid. Other indications are as follows.

  • Normal mode: Corresponding LED will gradually get brighter
  • Low battery: LED indicator will flash red 10 times
  • Short circuit: LED indicator will flash red 2 times
  • Time out(8 seconds): LED indicator will flash red 8 times
  • Temp High: LED indicator will flash red 15 times
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The USB-C charging port is located on the bottom on this one so there won’t be any standing this one up while charging. Honestly I pretty much never try to stand up a pod device when charging it no matter where the charging port is. They are usually so lightweight that they the cord will knock it over anyway.

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The pod opening on the SE is pretty standard and similar to what we are used to seeing on this type of device with two spring loaded contacts, two magnets to secure the pod, and the airflow sensor which is raised to prevent liquid flowing into it.

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The pods included in the kit are the .7 and 1.2 ohm Argus Pod cartridges that are compatible with a handful of other Voopoo pod devices as I mentioned earlier. I don’t see a reason to repeat them again. The resistance of the pods is clearly stamped into the rubber fill plug and there is an arrow directing the user which side to lift in order to fill the pod. They aren’t the easiest or the hardest to lift for filling. I’ve had better and worse. The pods hold 2ml of liquid which is pretty standard for most pod devices. I like that the pods are clear enough to let the user pretty easily see the liquid level in the pods. I have noticed that if I get the liquid level too low then I get what I would almost call a gurgling sensation which is easily corrected by filling the pod. The included pods are pre-built and the coils are not replaceable. However, there is a pod available for purchase separately that has replaceable coils and will work in place of the pre-built pods. Voopoo was nice enough to include one with my review samples but the coils that were sent are .5 ohm and not suited for the SE since its maximum output is 18 watts. I however did receive a second pod device that I will be reviewing next and will show that pod and the coils. The base of the pod has four air inlet openings and contains magnets even though they aren’t visible. I confirmed this by sticking the pod to the metal handle of my desk.

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FINAL THOUGHTS:


This is the part of the review where I sometimes struggle as to what to talk about when it comes to pod devices. I guess I should start out by saying that the SE worked very well for the most part during my time testing it. The SE is another Argus pod device in a long line of Argus pods from Voopoo. It is small in size and can easily be carried in a pocket or purse. It offers a loose to tight MTL style of vaping. I had zero issues with the auto draw on this one. It worked flawlessly. I had no leaking and almost no condensation while testing it. I’m not really surprised since I’ve tested the Argus pods before in other devices. As a matter of fact I still use the Argus Z on occasion. It’s nice that besides the included .7 and 1.2 ohm cartridges, you can also use the empty Argus Pod and choose from .5, .7, 1.0, and 1.2 ohm ITO coils. However, the .5 isn’t recommended for the SE due to its wattage limitation.

I normally run 70VG/30PG in all of my devices whether it be pod or tank. I started out with the .7 ohm pod and filled it with an orange tart mix that I use frequently. I let the pod sit for probably 20-30 minutes while the battery was charging and came back to give it a try. I found the flavor to be muted almost to the point of getting a dry hit. I puffed lightly on it until I used up some of the liquid and topped it off with a 50/50 nic salt I had left over from another review. After this it wicked fine and the flavor was pretty good. Not great but heck it’s a pod not an rda. The conclusion I draw from this is that either the coil in that pod was packed too tight or something because I’ve used 70/30 in other Argus pod cartridges. I closed the airflow about 2/3 of the way to get a slightly tight MTL and quite enjoyed it once the coil started wicking correctly.

Next up was the 1.2 ohm pod. I decided to use a NET tobacco mix that I like and have used a fair amount. For the most part I usually don’t like the higher resistance pods. I always end up craving a stronger vape. The flavor on the NET was a little muted on this one compared to the pod mod I used it on in a previous review. It’s not terrible but just am not getting the flavor notes that I am used to from this liquid. I think for a device with no output adjustment that a 1.0 ohm pod would have been a better fit for me personally.

As I mentioned earlier, the SE reminded me of the Argus Z and the Argus Pod so below is a picture of the SE beside the Z. I gave away the Argus Pod so wasn’t able to include it in the picture. The second picture below is the SE and the other sample I was sent which is the Argus G and will cover in my next review. The pods are interchangeable between all of these devices but the .5 ohm ITO coil is not recommended for the SE so you will have to wait for my next review to hear if I liked this one with the replaceable coils.

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I’d like to thank Voopoo and Nical for sending the review sample of the Argus SE Pod kit for this review and stay tuned for my next review on the Argus G. A big thanks to the readers. Thank you for sticking it out with me on all of these pod reviews. Below is a link to the Voopoo website where you can see these new products as well as the mods and tanks available from Voopoo.

ARGUS POD SE-VOOPOO VAPE Spark Your Life


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