Here today we have the new VRIZZ 2, graciously provided to me by VOOPOO themselves for this review. They actually (partially) listened to those of us who were critical of the original for many things. They left some, but fixed a majority of the others.

Product Introduction

VOOPOO Vrizz 2 Description:

Vrizz 2 Kit is equipped with Dual Mesh Cartridge. The Vrizz Cartridge V2 0.7 0 | 0.4 0 utilizes a Dual Mesh Coil which works as 0.70 in ECO mode and 0.40 in TRUBO/NORM mode. One cartridge provides up to 80K puff with iCOSM 2.0 Tech and 15ml large pod capacity. It is built with 1350mAh high-density battery, brings up to 30W output.

Specifications

VOOPOO Vrizz 2 Pod Kit Parameters:

Brand: VOOPOO

Product Name: Vrizz 2 Pod Kit

Size: 101.3mm x 50.2mm x 25.4mm

Pod Capacity: 15ml

Material: Aluminum Alloy + PC, or Leather + PC

Power Range: 12-30W

Battery Capacity: 1350mAh

Filling Type: Bottom filling

Cartridge Included: Vrizz Cartridge V2 0.70 and 0.40

Colors: Sunrise Green, Sunset Purple, Onyx Black, Azure, Pink Leather, White Leather, Blue Leather, Black Leather

Features

VOOPOO Vrizz 2 Pod System Kit Details:

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1. Vrizz Cartridge V2 Dual Mesh Tech

2. iCOSM 2.0: one cartridge up to 80K puffs

3. One-touch switch for three modes: TURBO/NORM/ECO

4. 1350mAh high-density battery

5. Up to 30W output

6. Safety protections: 5s Overtime/Overtemperature/Overcharge/Output Over-current/Low Battery/Short-circuit/Max Power Protection

Review

I got this about a week ago and have been running it in Turbo/Normal so it's a lower resistance and while the larger battery is a welcome change, as is the V2 pod that no longer leaks from it's fill point (at least not in my experience), it's not perfect. It does handle being beaten up which is great. I tested that theory at my airsoft field this past weekend. It also doesn't drain 1-2% of the battery with every puff like the original VRIZZ did. It also looks more refined and more like a regular kit without looking like a disposable, which is nice. However, in my time with it I've learned that there are still areas where it can be improved upon. These areas are: taste, wattage, and a damn button to turn the fluffing thing off/on. I say taste because when running my Omg Juice Head Raspberry Lemonade, it tastes like raspberry water with a hint of lemon, whereas when running the same juice in my Vinci E120, it tastes like raspberry lemonade. What I'm saying is the flavor is severely muted to the point of tasting almost unflavored. The only way to fix this even remotely is by running it in Eco and even then it tastes like raspberry and no lemon at all and still muted. I say wattage because I'm a higher wattage vaper and prefer 60W and up. I say a button to turn it off because the screen is so damn bright that when night vaping it can hurt the senses. That and the facts that I'm always scared when charging it that it'll overheat and spicy pillow on me, as well as that when putting it in storage it still doesn't turn off so again, it can go spicy pillow. That said for a "get off disposable vapes and off cigarettes and into an actual pod kit" it actually is pretty damn good. And the 15ml pods are probably the best thing about it honestly cause aside from the VRIZZ and VRIZZ 2, I've never seen a pod that big.

Summary

So I give this a 6/10 because while I appreciate the improvements, it's still not where I feel it should be and it's not entirely my cup of tea. I like it for what it is, but it's only halfway to being where I feel it should be. Make it more DTL friendly and add a power button and it'd be unstoppable IMO.

When I fill up my tank there is always a lingering flavor of the previous juice before the new flavor kicks in. Every once in a while the transitional flavor really hits the next level flavor wise. 6 years ago I had a banana cream recipe which I was changing over to a double chocolate (both 1 flavor recipes), and the result was amazing for about 10 draws. However, whenever I tried to replicate it, it didn't quite work as well. Then this morning I was enjoying my blue berry/raspberry Cotton candy, when I followed up with a strawberry cheesecake one shot. The combined flavor hit pay dirt for about 10 draws. I have never been able to replicate the chocolate banana cream, and have not yet tried to replicate the Cotton Candy Cheesecake.

It has me thinking what are other people's experiences (good or bad) for when the flavors transition, and have these lead to recipes that are keepers?