-
Locked
Closed/Sold DBD Chronos Titanium/Vulcanite Squonk Mod
- By Aerodan
- Member Classifieds and Swaps
- 0 Replies
Well here's something you don't see every day. I purchased this used about a year ago, and spent some hours refurbishing it:
* Installed new Evolv DNA60, replaced all wiring.
* Brand new MM 510 squonk connector from Modmaker, as the original had.
* The vulcanite was greened and needed to be polished and cared for. I've worked on Leica cameras in the same way..
* All titanium was lightly but not fully polished. Didnt want to damage the original logos or take away any material (or character).
* Two new Cappy V5 bottles, the original type that came with this model..
No box, just the mod and the two Cappy bottles. Please be sure to look at the pictures!
SOLD via other sites.
* Installed new Evolv DNA60, replaced all wiring.
* Brand new MM 510 squonk connector from Modmaker, as the original had.
* The vulcanite was greened and needed to be polished and cared for. I've worked on Leica cameras in the same way..
* All titanium was lightly but not fully polished. Didnt want to damage the original logos or take away any material (or character).
* Two new Cappy V5 bottles, the original type that came with this model..
No box, just the mod and the two Cappy bottles. Please be sure to look at the pictures!
SOLD via other sites.
Attachments
-
Locked
Closed/Sold Vicious Ant Vanguard StabWood Squonker
- By Jet Knight
- Member Classifieds and Swaps
- 11 Replies
For Sale: Vicious Ant Vanguard Stabwood
Quantity: 1
Price: $ 130.00
Condition: Fair to Good
Payment: PayPal or Check
Shipped when payment received or check clears.
Shipping included and will only ship to Continental USA only.
Thank you for viewing.
-
Locked
New Arrivals! LEAF BUDDI TH720 PRO BOX MOD
- Ecig Mafia
- 0 Replies
CLICK HERE TO BUY LEAF BUDDI TH720 PRO BOX MOD
Features:
- Convenient & effortless to use;
- Great battery life - 500mAh
- Variable voltage (VV)
- Preheat function
- LED screen
- Cartridge visibility window
- Size: 75mm*23.5mm*12.5mm
- Heating chamber diameter: 11mm
- 0.5ml ceramic CCell cartridge
- Atomizer resistance: 1.2ohm
- Thread: 510 thread
- Material: lightweight aluminum alloy
- Battery: internal long-lasting 500mAh battery (built-in)
- Battery voltage: 2.8v - 3.2v - 3.7v - 4.2v (3 times button click to change voltage)
- Preheat functionality
- Charge port: Micro-USB cable
- Charge time: 30-60 mins
- Easy operation: push button to activate
- LED battery life indicator
- Safety Features:
- Low voltage protection
- Short circuit protection
- Battery protections indicators: Low Voltage - 5 consecutive blinks (Needs to charge)
- Available colors: Blue; Green; Gold; Red; Black; Silver
USE COUPON CODE (LIQUID20) TO GRAB 20% DISCOUNT ON ALL E-LIQUIDS
HURRY NOW! BUY NKD100 Salts @$7.99 ONLY
-
Locked
Closed/Sold Custom Classic Squonker
- By Jet Knight
- Member Classifieds and Swaps
- 3 Replies
For Sale: Custom Classic
Price: $ 150.00
Condition: Very Good to like New
Payment: PayPal or Check
Shipped when payment received or check clears.
Shipping included and will only ship to Continental USA only.
Thank you for viewing.
-
Locked
Elf Bar BC 5000 Only for 13.99$ Free Duty and More discounts
- Newvaping
- 1 Replies
Elf Bar BC5000 Disposable Vape as one of the most popular disposable vapes on the market features a large capacity of e-liquid and a rechargeable built-in battery. It comes in a sleek flask exterior, powered by a rechargeable built-in 650mAh battery, pre-filled with premium 13ml e-liquid in 50mg nicotine strength, delivering up to 5000 puffs, and it is so light-weight that is convenient for daily carry.
With nearly 20 different flavors to choose from, Elf Bar BC5000 Disposable Vape would definitely satisfy your tongue along with a smooth throat hit and drive away your cravings quickly.
Flavors
With nearly 20 different flavors to choose from, Elf Bar BC5000 Disposable Vape would definitely satisfy your tongue along with a smooth throat hit and drive away your cravings quickly.
Flavors
- Watermelon Ice
- Blue Razz Ice
- Strawberry Kiwi
- Strawberry Mango
- Peach Mango Watermelon
- Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava
- Mango PeachLemon Mint
- Cranberry Grape
- Energy
- Rainbow Candy
- Tropical Rainbow Blast
- Sakura Grape
- Strawberry Banana
- Watermelon Bubblegum
- Sour Apple
- Triple Berry Ice
- Sweet Menthol
-
Locked
VAPORESSO LUXE X KIT review by hittman
VAPORESSO LUXE X KIT review by hittman
It’s hard to believe but here I am with my very first review after a long time for Vaporesso. I’m here today to do my best to give you a fair and honest review of the Vaporesso Luxe X that was sent to me for this review. The Luxe X contains a...
www.e-cigarette-forum.com
-
Locked
VAPORESSO LUXE X KIT review by hittman
- By hittman
- Device Reviews
- 7 Replies
It’s hard to believe but here I am with my very first review after a long time for Vaporesso. I’m here today to do my best to give you a fair and honest review of the Vaporesso Luxe X that was sent to me for this review. The Luxe X contains a 1500mah internal battery and provides a maximum output of 40 watts using the Axon chipset. The battery is charged using a USB-C charging port providing 5V/1.5A charging rate. The kit comes with two pods with built in coils that are not replaceable. Like some other Vaporesso pods, they use the SSS leak resistant technology and use the COREX heating technology with Morph Mesh structure to provide fast heating and very accurate flavor production. The body of the Luxe X is clear and has three layers of coating to help make it scratch and damage resistant. Sounds pretty good right? We’ll see about that later. For now I’ll show you what’s included and some promotional images then I’ll do my best to cover the features and give my opinion on whether I think this would be a good device for others.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimension: 98* 21.5* 21.6mm
Battery Capacity: Built-in 1500mAh battery
Output Power: 40W
Charging Current: DC 5V/1.5A, Type-C
Display: 3* LED light
E-juice Capacity: 5ml
Filling: Bottom filling
Coil Resistance: Luxe 0.4Ω Mesh Pod (32W, DTL), Luxe 0.8Ω Mesh Pod (16W, MTL)
Color: Black, Silver, Grey, Blue, Green, Purple, Red
FEATURES:
1. Built-in 1500mAh battery with 40W output
3. 0.4Ω/0.8Ω Mesh Pod with non-replaceable coil
4. Offers both MTL and DTL vaping experience
5. Supported by flavor boosting technology
6. SSS leak-resistant technology to reduce leakage
7. COREX heating tech for accurate flavor
8. Adopts AXON chip and smart control
9. Auto lock the device after 8S pressing
10. Secured mode to avoid accidentally misfire
11. Crystal clear body with 3 layers of coating
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for the Luxe X is simple but nice. The front of the outer sleeve has the Vaporesso and Luxe X names on the front along with a partial color picture of the device. I’m sure it’s not by choice but the nicotine warning on the front really takes away from the device presentation on the front. Vaporesso made a little extra effort on the back side of the sleeve compared to many other samples I’ve seen. They not only list the package contents, company information, another large nicotine warning, but also took the time to put the specifications on the back. On the side of the outer sleeve are four features listed which are Corex flavor boosting, SSS leak resistant technology, futuristic design, and smart control via the Axon chip.
Once the outer sleeve is removed, the Luxe X with the .4 ohm pod pre-installed is visible sitting in a plastic tray with the user manual in a pouch on the right side. Underneath the manual there you will find the .8 ohm spare pod and USB-C charging cable. I received the blue version for my review. I thought it was a nice touch that Vaporesso included a clear plastic strap under the Luxe X to make it easier to get it out of the plastic insert. Also, the mod is wrapped in a clear plastic wrap to keep it in perfect condition for shipping. That’s Vaporesso going to extra lengths which to me shows that not only are their devices well designed but they have also given extra thought to the packaging. That’s the Vaporesso I remember going above and beyond.
As I mentioned earlier, there are two pods included in the Luxe X kit. The .4 ohm pod comes pre-installed in the mod but has a label covering the contacts so that it isn’t accidentally fired prior to filling the pod. The sticker on the pod also tells you that you simply rotate the pod in order to change the airflow. The .4 ohm pod is designed to be used for DTL and RDL vaping. This is accomplished by rotating the pod in the pod opening of the Luxe X. Also included is a .8 ohm pod that is targeted for RDL or MTL vaping. The .4 ohm pod is rated at 32 watts while the .8 ohm pod is rated for 16 watts. It doesn’t say in the specifications as to what the output voltage is but instead gives a maximum rating of 40 watts. The way that the wattage doubles on the .4 versus the .8 pod it makes me think that the Axon chip is manipulating the voltage to maintain a set current in order to deliver the wattage. After all, Wattage= Voltage x Amperage. I didn’t mean to get off on a tangent there but the wattage output being exactly double from one pod to the next got me thinking.
Not only is the resistance of the two pods different but I noticed a couple other differences between the pods. The mouthpiece is a little thinner on the MTL .8 ohm pod than it is on the .4 ohm pod. Also I noticed that there were different airflow holes on the bottom of the two pods. The .4 ohm pod has one larger oval airflow hole on the left side in the picture for DTL and two smaller holes on the right side for RDL. The .8 ohm pod has a single hole on the left in the picture and nothing besides the fill port plug on the right.
The reason for the airflow holes on either side is so that depending on how you insert the pod then you will get different amounts of airflow. Not only because of the pod but also because there are different sized airflow slots cut into the body of the Luxe X.
The Luxe X has a battery capacity of 1500mah from the built in battery and has a charging rate of 5V/1.5A. This high of a battery capacity in such a small device is pretty impressive to me. As far as branding goes, the body has the Vaporesso name on one side and the Luxe X with a very large X on the back side over top of a nice futuristic design. The front of the mod is where you find the fire button. There is not a screen on this one but below the fire button the lower portion of the Luxe X is clear and allows you to view the electronics which are contained inside. The only real functions to explain are how to power on/off the device and how to fire it. Press the fire button 5X to turn the Luxe X on/off. From there you simply press the fire button to activate the output. The Luxe X does not have an auto draw function. What it does have is a row of indicator lights on the front to tell you the battery level. There are three indicator lights and here is what they mean when illuminated.
The other protections built into the Luxe X via the Axon chipset are as follows.
Low resistance: The lights flash five times and output stops
Short circuit protection: The lights flash five times and output stops
No Load: Current power level light flashes three times and output stops
High Resistance: Current power level light flashes three times and output stops
Low Voltage: All lights flash three times and output stops
Overcharge Protection: Device stops charging automatically when battery level is full
FINAL THOUGHTS:
It has been a real pleasure testing the Vaporesso Luxe X. I wasn’t sure exactly what to expect. I knew that the shape reminded me of the Luxe PM40 but knew it would be different and it is. The PM40 used the GTX coils where the Luxe X has non replaceable coils built into the pods. With the design of the airflow control on it I can definitely see why they went this direction.
The see-through body that allows the user to see the electronic components inside is a very nice feature in my opinion. Yes the Luxe X is a very simplistic device but it does not lack at all in performance. To me sometimes a simple device is the best one when it is properly designed and built to perform very well like the Luxe X is. I had been a long time reviewer for Vaporesso until the recent lapse in contact and throughout my time writing reviews for them I have always thought that their devices are well designed and built to a high level of quality. The Luxe X follows that pattern perfectly. It not only looks very nice but performs very well.
The .8 ohm pod delivered very good flavor for me using a one shot mix of Dinner Lady Lemon Tart. All of the flavors I have come to expect when using this liquid came through very well in the Luxe X. As far as the airflow draw was concerned, I liked it rotated to the looser of the two settings. The tighter setting was not a tight MTL draw so I went ahead with the looser setting to be able to do a modified loose MTL.
The .4 ohm pod was the obvious favorite of mine out of the two. I tested it first using the same liquid as was used in the .8 pod. I was truly blown away by the flavor produced and the amount of vapor coming from this small device. I found both airflow settings very pleasing. The tighter of the two was a very nice RDL which is often my favorite method of vaping. However, rotating the pod to do a true DTL was very good also and the difference in airflow was noticeable but the flavor seemed just as good if not a little better to me.
So, would I recommend the Luxe X pod kit for you? Definitely! It’s really a great device in my opinion. It’s small enough to fit in just about any pocket but vapes like you’re using a mod with a tank on it. There is no sacrifice in flavor or vapor in my opinion. Let me put it this way. I review a lot of pod devices and tanks and it’s not very often that I buy spare coils or pods for devices I review simply because it would be too expensive and wasteful to try to stock coils and pods for every device I’ve tried. However, last night I went ahead and ordered two packages of .4 ohm pods for the Luxe X. That’s how much I like it. I only have one single complaint about the Luxe X. It is that I was sent the UK version which only allows 2ml of liquid in the pods instead of the standard 5ml.
I’d like to thank Vaporesso and Danny for sending the Luxe X kit for this review and look forward to continuing to cooperate with Vaporesso. A great big thanks to the readers. I truly appreciate you taking the time to read my reviews. Below is a link to the Vaporesso website so you can explore all of the fantastic devices they have to offer.
LUXE X Pod Kit » VAPORESSO
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimension: 98* 21.5* 21.6mm
Battery Capacity: Built-in 1500mAh battery
Output Power: 40W
Charging Current: DC 5V/1.5A, Type-C
Display: 3* LED light
E-juice Capacity: 5ml
Filling: Bottom filling
Coil Resistance: Luxe 0.4Ω Mesh Pod (32W, DTL), Luxe 0.8Ω Mesh Pod (16W, MTL)
Color: Black, Silver, Grey, Blue, Green, Purple, Red
FEATURES:
1. Built-in 1500mAh battery with 40W output
3. 0.4Ω/0.8Ω Mesh Pod with non-replaceable coil
4. Offers both MTL and DTL vaping experience
5. Supported by flavor boosting technology
6. SSS leak-resistant technology to reduce leakage
7. COREX heating tech for accurate flavor
8. Adopts AXON chip and smart control
9. Auto lock the device after 8S pressing
10. Secured mode to avoid accidentally misfire
11. Crystal clear body with 3 layers of coating
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for the Luxe X is simple but nice. The front of the outer sleeve has the Vaporesso and Luxe X names on the front along with a partial color picture of the device. I’m sure it’s not by choice but the nicotine warning on the front really takes away from the device presentation on the front. Vaporesso made a little extra effort on the back side of the sleeve compared to many other samples I’ve seen. They not only list the package contents, company information, another large nicotine warning, but also took the time to put the specifications on the back. On the side of the outer sleeve are four features listed which are Corex flavor boosting, SSS leak resistant technology, futuristic design, and smart control via the Axon chip.
Once the outer sleeve is removed, the Luxe X with the .4 ohm pod pre-installed is visible sitting in a plastic tray with the user manual in a pouch on the right side. Underneath the manual there you will find the .8 ohm spare pod and USB-C charging cable. I received the blue version for my review. I thought it was a nice touch that Vaporesso included a clear plastic strap under the Luxe X to make it easier to get it out of the plastic insert. Also, the mod is wrapped in a clear plastic wrap to keep it in perfect condition for shipping. That’s Vaporesso going to extra lengths which to me shows that not only are their devices well designed but they have also given extra thought to the packaging. That’s the Vaporesso I remember going above and beyond.
As I mentioned earlier, there are two pods included in the Luxe X kit. The .4 ohm pod comes pre-installed in the mod but has a label covering the contacts so that it isn’t accidentally fired prior to filling the pod. The sticker on the pod also tells you that you simply rotate the pod in order to change the airflow. The .4 ohm pod is designed to be used for DTL and RDL vaping. This is accomplished by rotating the pod in the pod opening of the Luxe X. Also included is a .8 ohm pod that is targeted for RDL or MTL vaping. The .4 ohm pod is rated at 32 watts while the .8 ohm pod is rated for 16 watts. It doesn’t say in the specifications as to what the output voltage is but instead gives a maximum rating of 40 watts. The way that the wattage doubles on the .4 versus the .8 pod it makes me think that the Axon chip is manipulating the voltage to maintain a set current in order to deliver the wattage. After all, Wattage= Voltage x Amperage. I didn’t mean to get off on a tangent there but the wattage output being exactly double from one pod to the next got me thinking.
Not only is the resistance of the two pods different but I noticed a couple other differences between the pods. The mouthpiece is a little thinner on the MTL .8 ohm pod than it is on the .4 ohm pod. Also I noticed that there were different airflow holes on the bottom of the two pods. The .4 ohm pod has one larger oval airflow hole on the left side in the picture for DTL and two smaller holes on the right side for RDL. The .8 ohm pod has a single hole on the left in the picture and nothing besides the fill port plug on the right.
The reason for the airflow holes on either side is so that depending on how you insert the pod then you will get different amounts of airflow. Not only because of the pod but also because there are different sized airflow slots cut into the body of the Luxe X.
The Luxe X has a battery capacity of 1500mah from the built in battery and has a charging rate of 5V/1.5A. This high of a battery capacity in such a small device is pretty impressive to me. As far as branding goes, the body has the Vaporesso name on one side and the Luxe X with a very large X on the back side over top of a nice futuristic design. The front of the mod is where you find the fire button. There is not a screen on this one but below the fire button the lower portion of the Luxe X is clear and allows you to view the electronics which are contained inside. The only real functions to explain are how to power on/off the device and how to fire it. Press the fire button 5X to turn the Luxe X on/off. From there you simply press the fire button to activate the output. The Luxe X does not have an auto draw function. What it does have is a row of indicator lights on the front to tell you the battery level. There are three indicator lights and here is what they mean when illuminated.
- Three lights illuminated = 60%-100% battery level
- Two lights illuminated = 30%-60% battery level
- One light illuminated = <30% battery level
The other protections built into the Luxe X via the Axon chipset are as follows.
Low resistance: The lights flash five times and output stops
Short circuit protection: The lights flash five times and output stops
No Load: Current power level light flashes three times and output stops
High Resistance: Current power level light flashes three times and output stops
Low Voltage: All lights flash three times and output stops
Overcharge Protection: Device stops charging automatically when battery level is full
FINAL THOUGHTS:
It has been a real pleasure testing the Vaporesso Luxe X. I wasn’t sure exactly what to expect. I knew that the shape reminded me of the Luxe PM40 but knew it would be different and it is. The PM40 used the GTX coils where the Luxe X has non replaceable coils built into the pods. With the design of the airflow control on it I can definitely see why they went this direction.
The see-through body that allows the user to see the electronic components inside is a very nice feature in my opinion. Yes the Luxe X is a very simplistic device but it does not lack at all in performance. To me sometimes a simple device is the best one when it is properly designed and built to perform very well like the Luxe X is. I had been a long time reviewer for Vaporesso until the recent lapse in contact and throughout my time writing reviews for them I have always thought that their devices are well designed and built to a high level of quality. The Luxe X follows that pattern perfectly. It not only looks very nice but performs very well.
The .8 ohm pod delivered very good flavor for me using a one shot mix of Dinner Lady Lemon Tart. All of the flavors I have come to expect when using this liquid came through very well in the Luxe X. As far as the airflow draw was concerned, I liked it rotated to the looser of the two settings. The tighter setting was not a tight MTL draw so I went ahead with the looser setting to be able to do a modified loose MTL.
The .4 ohm pod was the obvious favorite of mine out of the two. I tested it first using the same liquid as was used in the .8 pod. I was truly blown away by the flavor produced and the amount of vapor coming from this small device. I found both airflow settings very pleasing. The tighter of the two was a very nice RDL which is often my favorite method of vaping. However, rotating the pod to do a true DTL was very good also and the difference in airflow was noticeable but the flavor seemed just as good if not a little better to me.
So, would I recommend the Luxe X pod kit for you? Definitely! It’s really a great device in my opinion. It’s small enough to fit in just about any pocket but vapes like you’re using a mod with a tank on it. There is no sacrifice in flavor or vapor in my opinion. Let me put it this way. I review a lot of pod devices and tanks and it’s not very often that I buy spare coils or pods for devices I review simply because it would be too expensive and wasteful to try to stock coils and pods for every device I’ve tried. However, last night I went ahead and ordered two packages of .4 ohm pods for the Luxe X. That’s how much I like it. I only have one single complaint about the Luxe X. It is that I was sent the UK version which only allows 2ml of liquid in the pods instead of the standard 5ml.
I’d like to thank Vaporesso and Danny for sending the Luxe X kit for this review and look forward to continuing to cooperate with Vaporesso. A great big thanks to the readers. I truly appreciate you taking the time to read my reviews. Below is a link to the Vaporesso website so you can explore all of the fantastic devices they have to offer.
LUXE X Pod Kit » VAPORESSO
-
Locked
DILUTING 100MG MAX PG NICOTINE BASE
- By nixu444
- DIY E-Liquid
- 17 Replies
Hi,
So I have made an order for 100mg/ml freebase nicotine with 100% PG (90%PG 10%NICOTINE)
I am planning to dilute it to 50mg into 30ML bottles. But before I would like to dilute it,
I would like to ask some guidance how to do it right without screwing it up completely.
Question 1:
Is it possible to dilute the MAX PG NICEBASE into VG base to achieve a 50VG/50PG nicotine mix?
Is there any big overall difference diluting MAX PG NICBASE into VG and not PG?
Asking this, because I got myself a 100% PG I realized later on that making E-juices with high VG with using MAX PG NICOTINE and top of taht using PG concentrates can make it bit difficult to have E-Juice with low PG dose. It would make easier to hit correct mixes if NICOTINE BASE would be 50/50 VGPG
Question 2:
What is the way to weight it? I am using a scale to mix my juices. Because the ml into gram weight is different is this correct way to calculate it:
Nicotine 1ml = 1.01 grams
PG 1ml = 1.04 grams
VG 1ml = 1.26 grams
So.. would this mean that taking 1ml from nicotine base is:
NICBASE (nic+PG) = 2.05 grams
Would diluting max pg base into VG look like this to achieve 50mg 50VG/50PG (30ml):
NICBASE:
15ml x 2.05 grams = 30.7 grams
VG:
15ml x 1.26 grams = 18.9 grams
(30ml with 49.6 gram total weight)
OUTCOME:
50VG/50PG 50MG NICBASE 30ML bottle
Question 3:
Do you guys find this diluting even necessary?
I've read that people use 100mg freebase and put it into their mixes.
Only reason I would like to do this, is because I find this to be more safer option after all.
Sorry if my questions sound stupid, I am just trying to minimize a .... up.
Thanks for any help you can give me
So I have made an order for 100mg/ml freebase nicotine with 100% PG (90%PG 10%NICOTINE)
I am planning to dilute it to 50mg into 30ML bottles. But before I would like to dilute it,
I would like to ask some guidance how to do it right without screwing it up completely.
Question 1:
Is it possible to dilute the MAX PG NICEBASE into VG base to achieve a 50VG/50PG nicotine mix?
Is there any big overall difference diluting MAX PG NICBASE into VG and not PG?
Asking this, because I got myself a 100% PG I realized later on that making E-juices with high VG with using MAX PG NICOTINE and top of taht using PG concentrates can make it bit difficult to have E-Juice with low PG dose. It would make easier to hit correct mixes if NICOTINE BASE would be 50/50 VGPG
Question 2:
What is the way to weight it? I am using a scale to mix my juices. Because the ml into gram weight is different is this correct way to calculate it:
Nicotine 1ml = 1.01 grams
PG 1ml = 1.04 grams
VG 1ml = 1.26 grams
So.. would this mean that taking 1ml from nicotine base is:
NICBASE (nic+PG) = 2.05 grams
Would diluting max pg base into VG look like this to achieve 50mg 50VG/50PG (30ml):
NICBASE:
15ml x 2.05 grams = 30.7 grams
VG:
15ml x 1.26 grams = 18.9 grams
(30ml with 49.6 gram total weight)
OUTCOME:
50VG/50PG 50MG NICBASE 30ML bottle
Question 3:
Do you guys find this diluting even necessary?
I've read that people use 100mg freebase and put it into their mixes.
Only reason I would like to do this, is because I find this to be more safer option after all.
Sorry if my questions sound stupid, I am just trying to minimize a .... up.
Thanks for any help you can give me
-
Locked
VOOPOO DRAG H80S POD MOD KIT review by hittman
VOOPOO DRAG H80S POD MOD KIT review by hittman
Here I am again with yet another review for Voopoo. They didn’t waste any time after releasing the Argus MT and XT kits that I recently reviewed. By the way, both kits were fantastic! Anyway, I’m here today to talk about the new Drag H80S kit...
www.e-cigarette-forum.com
-
Locked
VOOPOO DRAG E60 POD MOD KIT review by hittman
VOOPOO DRAG E60 POD MOD KIT review by hittman
Hello and welcome back for another review on one of the newest products from Voopoo. This time I will be taking a look at the Voopoo Drag E60 kit that was sent to me by Voopoo in order to provide a fair and honest review. The E60 is a very...
www.e-cigarette-forum.com
-
Locked
VOOPOO DRAG H80S POD MOD KIT review by hittman
- By hittman
- Device Reviews
- 6 Replies
Here I am again with yet another review for Voopoo. They didn’t waste any time after releasing the Argus MT and XT kits that I recently reviewed. By the way, both kits were fantastic! Anyway, I’m here today to talk about the new Drag H80S kit from Voopoo. The H80S is being promoted using the slogan “New Drag, New Halo”. The H80S has an operating range of 5-80 watts and uses a single 18650 battery that is loaded from the side using a C frame design. There is a USB-C charging port rated at a charging rate of 2A. It has a simplified interface using the familiar Gene TT chipset and has added an Eco function. It is 15% smaller than the smallest Drag device and only weighs in at 122g. The pod uses a unique airflow basin design that holds condensation for easier cleaning.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
1* Drag H80 S Device
1* PNP Pod II 4.5ml
1* PNP-TW30 0.3ohm Coil
1* PNP-TW15 0.15ohm Coil
1* Type-C Cable
1* User Manual
SPECIFICATIONS:
Size: 123*26*32mm
Battery: 1* 18650(Not included)
Input Voltage: 3.2-4.2V
Power Range: 5-80W
Charging Voltage: 5V/2A
Resistance Range: .1-3.0 ohms
Capacity: 4.5ml (Standard)/ 2ml (TPD)
Kit included: PNP-TW30 (.3ohms) & PNP-TW15 (.15ohms)
Other Optional Coils: Compatible with all PNP coils
FEATURES:
1. Compatible with all PNP coils
2. Multiple modes: SMART, RBA, ECO
3. 5V/2A type-c charging
4. GENE TT chip, software upgrading
5. Airflow adjustment
6. Safety protections: Overtime/Over Heated/Output Over-current/Overcharge/Low Battery/Atomizer Short-circuit Protection
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for the H80 is similar to the E60. There is a very nice color picture of the device on the front with the Drag name running vertically in large letters as well as the Drag H80S name at the bottom. The back side of the shell has the usual package contents, warning, company information and an authenticity code.
Once opened then there you can see the H80 mod with the pod installed sitting in a plastic insert. Also found inside are two coils since one is not pre-installed in the pod. By the way this is the same PNP 2 pod that comes with the E60 kit so they are interchangeable. However with this kit you get the same PNP-TW30 .3 ohm coil rated for 28-36 watts but also get a PNP-TW15 .15 ohm coil (55-70 watts) which is rated for more power than the E60 can deliver. However with the single 18650 battery used on the H80 it will be fine but wouldn’t expect especially long battery life running that high of wattage on a single 18650. Also included is of course a user manual, USB-C charging cable, and battery safety card. You’ll want to keep track of the included charging cord because it is required for doing any kind of updates to the mod.
The PNP 2 Pod is the same one as what is included in the Drag E60 kit so I don’t really see a reason to do a whole new write up on it. Instead I will just copy and paste that information into this review.
The new PNP 2 Pod is a bit of a different design than what I’ve seen before. I am very happy to report that it is a top fill pod. Simply grab the drip tip and top cap and give it ¼ turn to open it for filling. There is a gasket over the fill ports with two points where a bottle tip can be inserted for filling. The drip tip and top cap are one piece so you cannot change the tip. It really hasn’t been an issue for me since I find the tip quite comfortable to use. You can see in the picture below that there is writing on the top cap which I personally find unnecessary but I guess it could be good to remind people that it uses the PNP series coils.
Here is where I noticed the biggest difference with the new PNP 2 Pod. Below you can see the bottom side of the pod with a coil installed. The bottom of the pod has these notches all the way around that reminds me of a metal gear on a piece of machinery. There is a reason for this. In the second picture below you can see the metal tooth sticking up in the pod opening on the mod. There are actually three of these teeth inside the opening and when you insert the pod you need to make sure that the pod fully seats in place so that the three teeth hit the slot openings on the pod. You can feel it when it goes all the way into place. What this does is when you turn the pod then it turns those teeth which are attached to the airflow control ring. It gives the H80 a really solid feeling airflow control so you don’t have to worry about accidentally moving the airflow control like I’ve experienced on some pod mods. Of course there are still three magnets on the base of the pod to help hold it down into place. They are strong enough that once partially inserted, the magnets will pull the pod the rest of the way in by themselves. However, if the teeth aren’t aligned with the slots then you may need to give it a little wiggle to let it drop the rest of the way in place. Once the pod is installed correctly then it will make contact with the two gold plated spring loaded contacts inside the pod opening of the mod.
In case I didn’t mention it before, the PNP 2 pod tank is compatible with all PNP coils.
Now it’s time to take a look at the H80 mod itself. On the right side of the mod is printed “Designed by Voopoo”. Once again this mod is made of zinc alloy and has a leather like wrap around the back and sides. The H80 is much taller and skinnier than the E60 at 123mm in height. It is thin enough that I could easily slide it into a pants pocket. I guess that would depend though on how tight you wear your pants. This one does have the Drag name stamped into the back where the E60 did not. It has the same set up as far as the gear mechanism for the airflow control built into it. In the picture below you can see the teeth that stick up in the base of the pod opening that align with the gear notches in the tank to adjust the airflow.
The battery installation is from the side on the H80 with a C frame side cover. The battery cover is held on very securely using two magnets. One at the top and one at the bottom. The top battery contact nearest to the pod end is clearly marked with a large white + sign on it. No question here which way the battery goes in.
The menu operation of the H80S is as follows:
The H80S has the following safety protections.
I personally experienced that the atomizer short protection does work since after about half a day of use the included .15 ohm coil kept reading shorted and had to be replaced. I did not receive any extra coils with the review sample so just used the .3 ohm coil from then on out. I really didn’t mind as I really like the .3 ohm coil and would choose it over the .15 coil.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
I really feel like Voopoo has released yet another fantastic device with the H80S kit. The H80 is 15% smaller than the smallest Drag device. It is thin and comfortable to hold and use. I very much like that the battery is loaded from the side with a C frame cover. The new interface using the Gene TT chipset makes the H80 very user friendly and easy to operate. I know that it’s not normally recommended but if you get stuck and have to charge the 18650 battery inside the device then it does offer a 5V/2A charging rate which should get you back up and running quickly.
I think it’s fantastic that the new PNP 2 Pod Tank is compatible with all coils in the PNP series from Voopoo. That really gives the user a ton of options. I would think that just about everyone could find a coil in that series that they liked. The tank delivered very good flavor using the .3 ohm coil which I preferred at about 31 watts with the airflow ¼-1/3 open. The vapor was very flavorful while using a liquid that I am very familiar with. The .15 coil didn’t last long so I didn’t feel like I got a really good feel for it since I kept getting an atomizer short message after only a short time using it. However, initially the flavor and vapor production were very good. I believe that I started out running it at 45 watts and worked my way up a little.
I won’t even ask this time. I would definitely recommend the Voopoo Drag H80S if you’re looking for a great pod mod with a ton of coil options and like very good flavor production with no noticeable leaking or condensation. I’d like to thank Voopoo and Nical for sending the Voopoo Drag H80S for this review. Also a big thanks to the readers. You make this possible. Below is a link to the website so you can explore the Voopoo website and all it has to offer.
DRAG H80S-VOOPOO VAPE Spark Your Life
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
1* Drag H80 S Device
1* PNP Pod II 4.5ml
1* PNP-TW30 0.3ohm Coil
1* PNP-TW15 0.15ohm Coil
1* Type-C Cable
1* User Manual
SPECIFICATIONS:
Size: 123*26*32mm
Battery: 1* 18650(Not included)
Input Voltage: 3.2-4.2V
Power Range: 5-80W
Charging Voltage: 5V/2A
Resistance Range: .1-3.0 ohms
Capacity: 4.5ml (Standard)/ 2ml (TPD)
Kit included: PNP-TW30 (.3ohms) & PNP-TW15 (.15ohms)
Other Optional Coils: Compatible with all PNP coils
FEATURES:
1. Compatible with all PNP coils
2. Multiple modes: SMART, RBA, ECO
3. 5V/2A type-c charging
4. GENE TT chip, software upgrading
5. Airflow adjustment
6. Safety protections: Overtime/Over Heated/Output Over-current/Overcharge/Low Battery/Atomizer Short-circuit Protection
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for the H80 is similar to the E60. There is a very nice color picture of the device on the front with the Drag name running vertically in large letters as well as the Drag H80S name at the bottom. The back side of the shell has the usual package contents, warning, company information and an authenticity code.
Once opened then there you can see the H80 mod with the pod installed sitting in a plastic insert. Also found inside are two coils since one is not pre-installed in the pod. By the way this is the same PNP 2 pod that comes with the E60 kit so they are interchangeable. However with this kit you get the same PNP-TW30 .3 ohm coil rated for 28-36 watts but also get a PNP-TW15 .15 ohm coil (55-70 watts) which is rated for more power than the E60 can deliver. However with the single 18650 battery used on the H80 it will be fine but wouldn’t expect especially long battery life running that high of wattage on a single 18650. Also included is of course a user manual, USB-C charging cable, and battery safety card. You’ll want to keep track of the included charging cord because it is required for doing any kind of updates to the mod.
The PNP 2 Pod is the same one as what is included in the Drag E60 kit so I don’t really see a reason to do a whole new write up on it. Instead I will just copy and paste that information into this review.
The new PNP 2 Pod is a bit of a different design than what I’ve seen before. I am very happy to report that it is a top fill pod. Simply grab the drip tip and top cap and give it ¼ turn to open it for filling. There is a gasket over the fill ports with two points where a bottle tip can be inserted for filling. The drip tip and top cap are one piece so you cannot change the tip. It really hasn’t been an issue for me since I find the tip quite comfortable to use. You can see in the picture below that there is writing on the top cap which I personally find unnecessary but I guess it could be good to remind people that it uses the PNP series coils.
Here is where I noticed the biggest difference with the new PNP 2 Pod. Below you can see the bottom side of the pod with a coil installed. The bottom of the pod has these notches all the way around that reminds me of a metal gear on a piece of machinery. There is a reason for this. In the second picture below you can see the metal tooth sticking up in the pod opening on the mod. There are actually three of these teeth inside the opening and when you insert the pod you need to make sure that the pod fully seats in place so that the three teeth hit the slot openings on the pod. You can feel it when it goes all the way into place. What this does is when you turn the pod then it turns those teeth which are attached to the airflow control ring. It gives the H80 a really solid feeling airflow control so you don’t have to worry about accidentally moving the airflow control like I’ve experienced on some pod mods. Of course there are still three magnets on the base of the pod to help hold it down into place. They are strong enough that once partially inserted, the magnets will pull the pod the rest of the way in by themselves. However, if the teeth aren’t aligned with the slots then you may need to give it a little wiggle to let it drop the rest of the way in place. Once the pod is installed correctly then it will make contact with the two gold plated spring loaded contacts inside the pod opening of the mod.
In case I didn’t mention it before, the PNP 2 pod tank is compatible with all PNP coils.
Now it’s time to take a look at the H80 mod itself. On the right side of the mod is printed “Designed by Voopoo”. Once again this mod is made of zinc alloy and has a leather like wrap around the back and sides. The H80 is much taller and skinnier than the E60 at 123mm in height. It is thin enough that I could easily slide it into a pants pocket. I guess that would depend though on how tight you wear your pants. This one does have the Drag name stamped into the back where the E60 did not. It has the same set up as far as the gear mechanism for the airflow control built into it. In the picture below you can see the teeth that stick up in the base of the pod opening that align with the gear notches in the tank to adjust the airflow.
The battery installation is from the side on the H80 with a C frame side cover. The battery cover is held on very securely using two magnets. One at the top and one at the bottom. The top battery contact nearest to the pod end is clearly marked with a large white + sign on it. No question here which way the battery goes in.
The menu operation of the H80S is as follows:
- Press the fire button five times to turn the device on/off
- Press the fire button and the + button to lock/unlock the device
- Press the + and – buttons to enter the menu
- Once in the menu, the options are Mode(Smart, RBA, ECO), Puff Reset, About Device, and Exit
The H80S has the following safety protections.
- Overtime protection
- Output over-current protection
- Low battery protection
- Overheat protection
- Overcharge protection
- Atomizer short protection
I personally experienced that the atomizer short protection does work since after about half a day of use the included .15 ohm coil kept reading shorted and had to be replaced. I did not receive any extra coils with the review sample so just used the .3 ohm coil from then on out. I really didn’t mind as I really like the .3 ohm coil and would choose it over the .15 coil.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
I really feel like Voopoo has released yet another fantastic device with the H80S kit. The H80 is 15% smaller than the smallest Drag device. It is thin and comfortable to hold and use. I very much like that the battery is loaded from the side with a C frame cover. The new interface using the Gene TT chipset makes the H80 very user friendly and easy to operate. I know that it’s not normally recommended but if you get stuck and have to charge the 18650 battery inside the device then it does offer a 5V/2A charging rate which should get you back up and running quickly.
I think it’s fantastic that the new PNP 2 Pod Tank is compatible with all coils in the PNP series from Voopoo. That really gives the user a ton of options. I would think that just about everyone could find a coil in that series that they liked. The tank delivered very good flavor using the .3 ohm coil which I preferred at about 31 watts with the airflow ¼-1/3 open. The vapor was very flavorful while using a liquid that I am very familiar with. The .15 coil didn’t last long so I didn’t feel like I got a really good feel for it since I kept getting an atomizer short message after only a short time using it. However, initially the flavor and vapor production were very good. I believe that I started out running it at 45 watts and worked my way up a little.
I won’t even ask this time. I would definitely recommend the Voopoo Drag H80S if you’re looking for a great pod mod with a ton of coil options and like very good flavor production with no noticeable leaking or condensation. I’d like to thank Voopoo and Nical for sending the Voopoo Drag H80S for this review. Also a big thanks to the readers. You make this possible. Below is a link to the website so you can explore the Voopoo website and all it has to offer.
DRAG H80S-VOOPOO VAPE Spark Your Life
-
Locked
VOOPOO DRAG E60 POD MOD KIT review by hittman
- By hittman
- Device Reviews
- 11 Replies
Hello and welcome back for another review on one of the newest products from Voopoo. This time I will be taking a look at the Voopoo Drag E60 kit that was sent to me by Voopoo in order to provide a fair and honest review. The E60 is a very compact device that fits nicely in the palm of the hand. It has an internal battery with a capacity of 2550mah and has an output range of 5-60 watts. It uses the familiar Gene TT chipset but has added what is called an ECO mode. This is a pod mod so obviously there is a pod included. The one included is the PNP Pod 2. It does have some design changes that have improved its function. The standard model that I received holds 4.5ml of liquid which is a decent capacity. There are two PNP coils included in the kit. If you are at all familiar with Voopoo coils then you will recognize the PNP name. The PNP series of coils have been around for some time now. So, let’s go ahead and take a look at the Drag E60 “Ace in the Pocket”.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
VooPoo Drag E60 2550mAh Vape Device
2ml Refillable PnP Pod II
PnP TW30 0.3 Ohm Coil
PnP TW20 0.2 Ohm Coil
USB-C Charging Cable
User Manual
SPECIFICATIONS:
Size: 94*24.9*46mm
Battery: Built-in 2550mAh battery
Power Range: 5-60W
Input Voltage: 3.2V-4.2V
Charging Voltage: 5V/2A
Charging: Type-C charging
Mode: Smart/RBA/ECO Mode
Resistance Range: 0.1~3.0Ω
Capacity: 4.5ml (Standard Edition)
Filling: Top filling
Fit For: PnP Pod II, all PnP Coils
Color: Golden, Pink, Gray, Black, Coffee, Carbon Fiber
FEATURES:
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for the E60 is standard Voopoo packaging and always pretty nice. Not as nice as the metal tins that the Argus XT and MT arrived in but nice enough for a less expensive device. On the front of the box is a very nice color picture of the device inside. You might notice that the Drag name on the mod looks a little odd. That’s because depending on how the light hits then it reflects the light differently. On the back side is the usual contents list, warning, company information, and authenticity code. The side of the box has some QR codes that if you use your phone will take you to the websites.
Once the outside cover is removed then you are greeted by a box on top that says “Just Drag”. The box contains the user manual, two coils, and USB-C charging cable. The E60 is then seen sitting in a plastic insert with the pod installed but there is not a coil pre-installed in the pod.
The new PNP 2 Pod is a bit of a different design than what I’ve seen before. I am very happy to report that it is a top fill pod. Simply grab the drip tip and top cap and give it ¼ turn to open it for filling. There is a gasket over the fill ports with two points where a bottle tip can be inserted for filling. The drip tip and top cap are one piece so you cannot change the tip. It really hasn’t been an issue for me since I find the tip quite comfortable to use. You can see in the picture below that there is writing on the top cap which I personally find unnecessary but I guess it could be good to remind people that it uses the PNP series coils.
Here is where I noticed the biggest difference with the new PNP 2 Pod. Below you can see the bottom side of the pod with a coil installed. The bottom of the pod has these notches all the way around that reminds me of a metal gear on a piece of machinery. There is a reason for this. In the second picture below you can see the metal tooth sticking up in the pod opening on the mod. There are actually three of these teeth inside the opening and when you insert the pod you need to make sure that the pod fully seats in place so that the three teeth hit the slot openings on the pod. You can feel it when it goes all the way into place. What this does is when you turn the pod then it turns those teeth which are attached to the airflow control ring. It gives the E60 a really solid feeling airflow control so you don’t have to worry about accidentally moving the airflow control like I’ve experienced on some pod mods. Of course there are still three magnets on the base of the pod to help hold it down into place. They are strong enough that once partially inserted, the magnets will pull the pod the rest of the way in by themselves. However, if the teeth aren’t aligned with the slots then you may need to give it a little wiggle to let it drop the rest of the way in place. Once the pod is installed correctly then it will make contact with the two gold plated spring loaded contacts inside the pod opening of the mod.
Now let’s take a look at the E60 mod itself. The Drag name is on the left side of the mod in some type of material that depending on how the light hits it then it will look shiny. The body is made of zinc alloy and the brown stitched leather like material looks and feels very nice. There really isn’t any padding to speak of but I don’t feel like it needs it. On the exterior of the brown portion it looks like stitching around the perimeter. There is no branding on the right side and not even the usual Drag name stamped into the back of the leather like I’ve gotten used to seeing on most Drag mods. I’m not complaining. I’m all for minimal branding.
The front of the mod has a large round fire button near the top that has a little bit of a click to it but is not loose and doesn’t rattle. Below that is the nice color TFT display followed by the adjustment buttons mounted horizontally and a USB-C charging port. The mod has a charging rate of 5V/2A.
The display screen shows the following information.
There are multiple status notification and security protections built into the E60 via the Gene TT chipset used. They are as follows.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
I have to say that Voopoo has been really coming out with one great device after the next. I was very pleased with the size, appearance, and performance of the Drag E60 kit. I’ve been using the kit for over two weeks and have had zero issues. The mod performed beautifully and the pod with the included .2 and .3 ohm coils gave great flavor and vapor production. I would have to say that the .3 ohm coil is my favorite out of the two. I ended up running it at 35 watts with the airflow about 1/3 open and was very happy with the temperature of the vapor not being too hot. I personally don’t like an extra warm vapor. The .2 ohm coil is a good flavor producer also and obviously has to be run at higher wattage settings. For that one I was comfortable with it at 45 watts and the airflow still set just a little more open than the 1/3 that I was running on the .3 ohm coil.
I simply love that the pod is a top fill. You really can’t get a grip on the outer rim of the top cap but since the drip tip is fixed in place then you can grip it to turn the top cap ¼ turn to open it. Filling is pretty mess free with a standard 10 or 50ml bottle. I wouldn’t recommend filling with a glass dropper since it has the gasket over the fill ports. Tanks with the gasket over the ports can get quite messy when using a glass dropper since there is always some residual liquid on the outside surface of the glass dropper.
I didn’t experience any leaking and no real sign of condensation in the time that I tested the E60 with the PNP 2 pod tank. I even purposely let it sit unused for a day or two to see if it would then leak like some tanks do when they sit unused and there was still no leaking.
The mod itself is very comfortable to hold and depending on your hand size you might be able to envelope the entire mod in the palm of your hand. I’m still not crazy about how the mod goes into a rest or sleep mode and when you pick it up then it doesn’t fire the first time you press the fire button. I am very familiar with this function as it has been used on many of the Voopoo devices that I have tested. I do wish they could incorporate a function where you could turn it off if so desired.
So here we are at the end again and you probably know the answer but I’ll ask anyway. Would I recommend the Drag E60 for you? Well, if you’re looking for a pod mod that performs flawlessly and gives some different coil options and works with all PNP coils then absolutely yes I would recommend it. I just happen to have a decent stock of PNP coils and plan on keeping this one in my rotation for some time to come.
Thanks to Voopoo and Nical for sending the Voopoo Drag E60 for this review. It is a real pleasure dealing with Voopoo. Thanks goes out to the readers that take the time to read my reviews. I truly appreciate it. Below is a link to the Voopoo website for your viewing pleasure.
DRAG E60-VOOPOO VAPE Spark Your Life
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
VooPoo Drag E60 2550mAh Vape Device
2ml Refillable PnP Pod II
PnP TW30 0.3 Ohm Coil
PnP TW20 0.2 Ohm Coil
USB-C Charging Cable
User Manual
SPECIFICATIONS:
Size: 94*24.9*46mm
Battery: Built-in 2550mAh battery
Power Range: 5-60W
Input Voltage: 3.2V-4.2V
Charging Voltage: 5V/2A
Charging: Type-C charging
Mode: Smart/RBA/ECO Mode
Resistance Range: 0.1~3.0Ω
Capacity: 4.5ml (Standard Edition)
Filling: Top filling
Fit For: PnP Pod II, all PnP Coils
Color: Golden, Pink, Gray, Black, Coffee, Carbon Fiber
FEATURES:
- 2550mAh Battery
- 5-60W Output
- Smart Mode
- Eco Mode
- Compact Build
- 2ml Top-Filling Pod
- Mesh Coils
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for the E60 is standard Voopoo packaging and always pretty nice. Not as nice as the metal tins that the Argus XT and MT arrived in but nice enough for a less expensive device. On the front of the box is a very nice color picture of the device inside. You might notice that the Drag name on the mod looks a little odd. That’s because depending on how the light hits then it reflects the light differently. On the back side is the usual contents list, warning, company information, and authenticity code. The side of the box has some QR codes that if you use your phone will take you to the websites.
Once the outside cover is removed then you are greeted by a box on top that says “Just Drag”. The box contains the user manual, two coils, and USB-C charging cable. The E60 is then seen sitting in a plastic insert with the pod installed but there is not a coil pre-installed in the pod.
The new PNP 2 Pod is a bit of a different design than what I’ve seen before. I am very happy to report that it is a top fill pod. Simply grab the drip tip and top cap and give it ¼ turn to open it for filling. There is a gasket over the fill ports with two points where a bottle tip can be inserted for filling. The drip tip and top cap are one piece so you cannot change the tip. It really hasn’t been an issue for me since I find the tip quite comfortable to use. You can see in the picture below that there is writing on the top cap which I personally find unnecessary but I guess it could be good to remind people that it uses the PNP series coils.
Here is where I noticed the biggest difference with the new PNP 2 Pod. Below you can see the bottom side of the pod with a coil installed. The bottom of the pod has these notches all the way around that reminds me of a metal gear on a piece of machinery. There is a reason for this. In the second picture below you can see the metal tooth sticking up in the pod opening on the mod. There are actually three of these teeth inside the opening and when you insert the pod you need to make sure that the pod fully seats in place so that the three teeth hit the slot openings on the pod. You can feel it when it goes all the way into place. What this does is when you turn the pod then it turns those teeth which are attached to the airflow control ring. It gives the E60 a really solid feeling airflow control so you don’t have to worry about accidentally moving the airflow control like I’ve experienced on some pod mods. Of course there are still three magnets on the base of the pod to help hold it down into place. They are strong enough that once partially inserted, the magnets will pull the pod the rest of the way in by themselves. However, if the teeth aren’t aligned with the slots then you may need to give it a little wiggle to let it drop the rest of the way in place. Once the pod is installed correctly then it will make contact with the two gold plated spring loaded contacts inside the pod opening of the mod.
Now let’s take a look at the E60 mod itself. The Drag name is on the left side of the mod in some type of material that depending on how the light hits it then it will look shiny. The body is made of zinc alloy and the brown stitched leather like material looks and feels very nice. There really isn’t any padding to speak of but I don’t feel like it needs it. On the exterior of the brown portion it looks like stitching around the perimeter. There is no branding on the right side and not even the usual Drag name stamped into the back of the leather like I’ve gotten used to seeing on most Drag mods. I’m not complaining. I’m all for minimal branding.
The front of the mod has a large round fire button near the top that has a little bit of a click to it but is not loose and doesn’t rattle. Below that is the nice color TFT display followed by the adjustment buttons mounted horizontally and a USB-C charging port. The mod has a charging rate of 5V/2A.
The display screen shows the following information.
- Drag name along with battery percentage and visual indicator
- Mode of operation
- Set wattage
- Coil resistance and output voltage while firing
- Puff counter and length of time of current puff
- Press the fire button 5X to turn the device on/off
- Press the fire button and the + button to lock/unlock the device
- Press the + and – buttons to enter the menu system
- Inside the menu you can pick from Mode(Smart, RBA, ECO), Puff reset, About Device, and Exit
There are multiple status notification and security protections built into the E60 via the Gene TT chipset used. They are as follows.
- Charging
- Check battery
- Max Power
- Temp High
- Timeout
- Atomizer short
- Check atomizer
- Overtime protection
- Output over-current protection
- Low battery protection
- Overheated protection
- Over charge protection
- Atomizer short circuit protection
FINAL THOUGHTS:
I have to say that Voopoo has been really coming out with one great device after the next. I was very pleased with the size, appearance, and performance of the Drag E60 kit. I’ve been using the kit for over two weeks and have had zero issues. The mod performed beautifully and the pod with the included .2 and .3 ohm coils gave great flavor and vapor production. I would have to say that the .3 ohm coil is my favorite out of the two. I ended up running it at 35 watts with the airflow about 1/3 open and was very happy with the temperature of the vapor not being too hot. I personally don’t like an extra warm vapor. The .2 ohm coil is a good flavor producer also and obviously has to be run at higher wattage settings. For that one I was comfortable with it at 45 watts and the airflow still set just a little more open than the 1/3 that I was running on the .3 ohm coil.
I simply love that the pod is a top fill. You really can’t get a grip on the outer rim of the top cap but since the drip tip is fixed in place then you can grip it to turn the top cap ¼ turn to open it. Filling is pretty mess free with a standard 10 or 50ml bottle. I wouldn’t recommend filling with a glass dropper since it has the gasket over the fill ports. Tanks with the gasket over the ports can get quite messy when using a glass dropper since there is always some residual liquid on the outside surface of the glass dropper.
I didn’t experience any leaking and no real sign of condensation in the time that I tested the E60 with the PNP 2 pod tank. I even purposely let it sit unused for a day or two to see if it would then leak like some tanks do when they sit unused and there was still no leaking.
The mod itself is very comfortable to hold and depending on your hand size you might be able to envelope the entire mod in the palm of your hand. I’m still not crazy about how the mod goes into a rest or sleep mode and when you pick it up then it doesn’t fire the first time you press the fire button. I am very familiar with this function as it has been used on many of the Voopoo devices that I have tested. I do wish they could incorporate a function where you could turn it off if so desired.
So here we are at the end again and you probably know the answer but I’ll ask anyway. Would I recommend the Drag E60 for you? Well, if you’re looking for a pod mod that performs flawlessly and gives some different coil options and works with all PNP coils then absolutely yes I would recommend it. I just happen to have a decent stock of PNP coils and plan on keeping this one in my rotation for some time to come.
Thanks to Voopoo and Nical for sending the Voopoo Drag E60 for this review. It is a real pleasure dealing with Voopoo. Thanks goes out to the readers that take the time to read my reviews. I truly appreciate it. Below is a link to the Voopoo website for your viewing pleasure.
DRAG E60-VOOPOO VAPE Spark Your Life
-
Locked
VooPoo Drag H80S Review By Frenkyou
VooPoo Drag H80S Review By Frenkyou
Hi, I present to you VooPoo Drag H80S Kit. I will examine in this Test each of the characteristics that distinguish this item. I hope that by the end of this reading you may have understood this product, and therefore decide whether to invest in...
www.e-cigarette-forum.com
-
Locked
VooPoo Drag E60 Review By Frenkyou
VooPoo Drag E60 Review By Frenkyou
Hi, today let's take a look at the VooPoo Drag E60 Kit. I will examine each of the characteristics that distinguish this item in this Test. I hope that by the end of this reading you may have understood this product, and therefore decide whether...
www.e-cigarette-forum.com