Hello Guys!

Welcome to my site, today I would like to introduce you the VOOPOO VRIZZ 2 vape kit.

I am thankful to VOOPOO for sending me this device for the purpose of this review.

The VOOPOO VRIZZ 2 will be released soon, stay up-to-date on Voopoo’s rebranded website!

Voopoo celebrates their 8th Anniversary with a brand-new look and design, including a renewed website and a refreshed visual identity that reflect Passion, Vitality, and Breakthrough. VOOPOO has released three revitalised devices which already feature their brand-new packaging design, incorporating the new brand color scheme and their professional vision.

This time I will introduce the new VRIZZ 2, the latest addition to their VRIZZ Series. With the new Dual Mesh Cartridge, VRIZZ 2 is back with an industry leading 15 ml super big e-liquid capacity, iCOSM 2.0 technology for more distinct and richer flavor, along with enhanced battery life, flexible power settings, and a precisely adjustable 4-level airflow system. The device not only mimics the disposable style but overachieves that with their innovation and professionalism Voopoo has already proven us over this fascinating eight years.

The VRIZZ 2 is equipped with a built-in 1350mAh high-density battery, that offers long-lasting battery life while maintaining a compact body. The VRIZZ 2 supports up to 30W output power with one-touch switching between three power modes (TURBO/NORM/ECO). The device perfectly meets the needs of MTL and RDL vaping enthusiasts and can safely be used with both e-liquid types.



Color and design:

I received the device in Black leather and there are a total of 8 colors available (Sunrise Green, Sunset Purple, Onyx Black, Azure, Pink Leather, White Leather, Blue Leather, Black Leather). To my greatest surprise the device is covered with real leather; at the right side the model’s name and at the left side a golden Vrizz emblem are embedded into the fine leather. At the back a tasteful pattern was added with a small Voopoo logo. This leather coating gives the device an overall elegant outlook and it feels soft in your palm.

The device supports 30W maximum output power with a one-touch switching button that allows you to change between TURBO, NORM, and ECO modes. TURBO/NORM modes activate both meshes for enhanced taste and power. In ECO mode, the two meshes work alternatively, increasing the cartridge’s lifespan significantly.



Battery performance:

The device has a 1350mAh high-density built-in battery that supports 1.2A charging, it takes about an hour to fully charge. The USB-C port is located at the bottom next to the airflow adjuster. The device has to be charged horizontally, it is safer to undertake the process without the pod.

The current battery level is displayed in percentage and it is the largest element on the color display, not to be mistaken with current wattage - the device operates in 3 locked wattage modes: ECO gives 15W, NORM 22W and TURBO 30W of output power. You can switch between the three modes with the button at the bottom of the screen. The selected mode is highlighted on the display and indicates whether one or two coils are operating.

I achieved best results for an authentic RDL vape in TURBO mode with airflow fully opened – the vapor is not too warm, yet it provides a rich, intense and flavorful experience with a decent throat hit. It is a similar experience as running a mod at 20-22W.



Size and weight:

101.3*50.2*25.4mm. Made of aluminium Alloy + PC, or leather + PC. It is lightweight with its 66 grams, 112 grams with a fully filled e-liquid cartridge. It is similar in size as the previous VRIZZ, yet the outlook is more mature and sophisticated. The premium material feels good in your hand.



Pod/cartridge:

the VRIZZ 2’s revolutionary dual mesh coil cartridge features an upper mesh that intensifies aroma and a lower mesh that enhances sweetness and coolness. The two coils function in synergy and they deliver an improved taste. The dual mesh features two heating meshes. In ECO mode, the two meshes work alternatively, which extends the cartridge’s lifespan to 200%.

With the new iCOSM 2.0 technology, this industry-leading large-capacity cartridge is designed for extended use and longevity, it can be refilled 4 times for a total of 60 ml e-liquid capability, or 80k puffs. The cartridge offers bottom filling, covered by a rubber plug.

During the two weeks testing I refilled the cartridge twice and so far, it tastes and performs as new, without any leaks or gurgles observed. I used 6 mg traditional e-liquids: the first week Vampire Vape’s Attraction and the second week a sweet custard strawberry. Both flavor profiles were complex and layered, giving me a satisfying experience.

The VRIZZ 2 comes with the new VRIZZ V2 cartridge 0.7 & 0.4Ω dual mesh cartridge and the device is compatible with the new VRIZZ V2 0.7Ω and 0.4Ω single mesh cartridges. While the old VRIZZ cartridge fits into this device and reversed as well, they are not compatible.



Final verdict:

The VRIZZ 2 is a massive improvement to its predecessor: it provides a full day of heavy use with the increased 1350 mAh battery. The VRIZZ V2 cartridge is more reliable, long-lasting and enables hassle free use without any leaks or gurgling. The precise airflow-adjustment provides noiseless functionality and the improved power output of 30 W delivers a satisfying vaping experience. The colorful display shows the basics (battery % and power mode) and the overall look and feel of the device is sophisticated – the device is simplistic and elegant. The VRIZZ 2 is a high-capacity and powerful entry level system, targeted towards those who want to make the responsible switch from disposable vapes to the ∞ world of open vaping systems.

I cannot mention any cons, maybe just the paperclip looking lanyard connector at the front which could have been replaced by the e-liquid window that now sits at the back of the device, which is unhandy. Although the device looks good with a lanyard!



Hope you liked my review; would you have any advices or questions don’t hesitate to connect with me.

Happy vaping folks!

After the two iSticks, another return to the past officially debuts, seeing as very few similar pods are being released. iSolo Air 3, after the cartridges (integrated pod + coil) took the market by storm, Eleaf returns with the solution of extractable coils. Compact dimensions for a 1600 mAh battery, 4 choices of GTL coil. The iSolo Air 3 was gifted by Eleaf, I have no working relationship with them.



The box is similar to all new Eleaf releases in rigid cardboard. Inside are the manual and warranty enclosed in a white card, the iSolo Air 3 battery body with its pod installed, two packaged GTL coils, and a USB Type-C cable for charging.



The weight is 105 grams due to the zinc alloy construction, the dimensions are 35 x 27.5 x 98 mm, with the 98 mm height taking into consideration the drip tip as well; without it, the height is 84.



The feeling when holding it is distant from the other Eleaf pods I have tried but more similar to what you get with a Pico, massive and which, despite not being declared shock-proof, offers the sensation of being able to survive any daily challenge.



The iSolo Air 3 pods are equipped with a standard 510 connection; if you don't like the one supplied, you can use others. The standard one has a plastic core with a rubber coating (where the lips rest). The photo shows the 3 ml version, with a 2 ml version also available for the TPD market: both have a glossy finish and a dark gray color.



Refilling is done by lifting the small cap with the possibility of using chubby bottles without problems and with the pod installed in the battery body of the iSolo Air 3. Coil insertion is press-fit from below, with both the GTL Coils arriving packaged in their own plastic container.



The GTL Coils, despite having a mesh section, differ due to Eleaf's choice of Kanthal instead of the usual Ni80, excellent for those who have issues with this material. Choices include:

GTL 0.3Ω Coil recommended 25-40W (included in the package)
GTL 0.6Ω Coil recommended 18-25W
GTL 0.8Ω Coil recommended 12-18W (included in the package)
GTL 1.2Ω Coil recommended 7-13W

Eleaf opted for a middle ground (approximately) of the 3 most MTL coils and the most powerful 0.3, which for a similar device, compared to airflow and battery, I ran at the minimum recommended watts without problems, taking care to use a 60 VG liquid. The flavor delivery is obviously sweet. Abundant vapor and everything you would expect from a coil of this kind. The GTL 0.8 is slightly better; at 12 or 13 watts, it's also more than fine even with 50/50 final liquid with these temperatures. The flavor delivery is slightly more balanced than the 0.3, but it remains in the field of mesh coils.



Pod housing with two central spring-loaded pins that allow the coil to be read. A plate allows the pod magnets to maintain continuous contact even if it accidentally rotates while vaping or pulling it out of a pocket. Considering that the GTLs are press-fit and not cartridges, it would be good daily practice to check and clean any condensation.



The back is covered by a thick faux leather insert compared to the dimensions but still comfortable to grip. Airflow adjustment is entrusted to the lever system which partially closes the small holes installed nearby, with the air entering "from below," which for me is slightly more valuable than, for example, top airflow atomizers.



The airflow choice on the iSolo Air 3 is between three small holes that can be partially closed as desired for MTL vaping and a slot for RDL vaping. Even with only one hole open, you are in "normal" MTL vaping, so not lung-filling. Opening the 3 holes and the slot makes it a (quasi) RDL or at least a very open MTL to be used with the GTL 0.3.



The base is similar to the iStick X80 style, so it's rubberized and features 3 vent holes in addition to the CE mark and disposal logo. Despite the weight, thanks to its contained dimensions, it remains quite stable when placed upright. Charging will be seen; it's on the front.



Despite its dimensions, the iSolo Air 3 has everything many box mods have on the front side. The fire button has a central recess to make activation more comfortable with the thumb. The screen size is not specified, but it should be clear that it is quite bright. The last two buttons are the usual + and - for watt regulation, while at the bottom, there is the USB Type-C 2A port to recharge the 1600 mAh battery.



The AI-Chip is stripped down but still allows for watt selection and precise monitoring of the remaining battery percentage at all times. 5 clicks for power on or off, and 3 clicks to "unlock" watt selection and modify it with the + and - buttons below the screen. Pressing them together for a few seconds allows you to lock or unlock firing with the fire button. Nothing else to report except the cutoff after 10 seconds of puff and the low voltage which engages when the battery reaches 3.3 volts. Beyond this, the usual atom/short checks if the coil is not read with a value between 0.2 and 3 ohms.



The iSolo Air 3 will certainly satisfy all vapers who hate the trend of pod mods with cartridges and plastic waste, or those who approached vaping with disposables and are looking for something similar in shape but whose management costs ten if not twenty times less. It is also perfect for those looking for a device to keep as a backup given its excellent build quality, suitable for leaving not only on the office desk but also in the glove compartment of their car or in a bag due to its sturdiness.

For more info about the iSolo Air 3, you can visit the Eleaf iSolo Air 3 – Compact Yet Powerful Pod Mod Eleaf website.

I thank the ECF staff and community for the space.