INNOKIN COOLFIRE P60 KIT REVIEWED BY BIGBOB2322

Hello and welcome to today's review of the P60 Pod Mod Kit from Innokin. The P60 houses a 3200mAh internal battery and has a maximum wattage of 60 watts, this is a wattage only device. Having a 3200mAh battery the device has some weight to it but it's not heavy, there is adjustable airflow and it's suited for RDL or MTL vaping. The device has a lock switch that locks all buttons from functioning but in auto draw mode the device can be vaped . The pod has a true top fill feature with a capacity of 2/4mls.


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COLOR CHOICES


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IN THE BOX



* 1pc Coolfire P60 Device

* 1pc Coolfire P60 Pod Cartridge (4ml)

* 1pc 0.6ohm Coil (Pre-installed)

* 1pc 0.8ohm Coil

* 1pc USB-C Cable

* 1pc User Manual

* 1pc Warranty Card


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SPECIFICATIONS AND PARAMETERS


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FEATURES


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* Built-in 3200mAh battery with long-lasting endurance

* Adjustable output power from 6W to 60W

* 4ml refillable pod compatible with 0.4ohm, 0.6ohm, and 0.8ohm coils

* Manual locking switch for safety during travel

* Side airflow adjustment for precise control

* 0.69" OLED screen with real-time vape info

* Compact and stylish design with leather grip texture

* USB Type-C fast charging (5V/2A)

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MTL AND RDL VAPING AND ALSO HAS A LOCK SWITCH


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FIRST IMPRESSIONS


The Coolfire P60 lays in a slide out inner box from a outer case box that makes a nice initial impression, the 2nd pod , charge cord and paper info all lay underneath. Picking the device up I expected it to be heavier than it is which is a nice surprise, it has some weight and feels solid but it's not heavy. I started charging the device and found it was almost fully charged, bringing it to full capacity didn't take but a couple minutes.


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New batteries and where to get them from

Congrats on your new Chronus kit! It takes two 18650 rechargeable batteries. I’d recommend getting a good quality brand like Samsung 30Q, Sony VTC6, or Molicel P26A from a reputable vape shop or battery supplier (never from random eBay/Amazon sellers). Price is usually around $6–$8 per battery. Also, if you can, use an external charger, it’s safer and helps the batteries last longer.
I have just purchased the chronus kit first time . Not sure what type of batteries to use or where to get them. And how much any information would be greatly appreciated
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Random DIY mixing and More

I got in a little workout this morning. I just can’t walk on the treadmill long since the impact irritates the nerve pain in my leg. I just did like a five minute walk then got on the elliptical. It doesn’t hurt my leg. That and did some weights. The PT guy recommended doing rows so I moved the bench on my smith cage and did a couple sets.
Sounds good.

Hi all,

Re: disposables in general

I’ve tried them. Even buy them occasionally if I’m gonna be somewhere for a long time and forgot my vape. I can’t buy them at all anymore as I weaned myself off nic with rebuildables and DIY. (High blood pressure.). Vapes avoid tar so they avoid cancer, but they do not avoid nic. So vapes raise blood pressure and they’re bad if you’re pregnant. You can Still do zeros with non-disposables though.

They’re not very good and they’re *really* expensive over time. They have lower buy in cost but in mere weeks they become more expensive because you have to keep replacing them. The final difference for me is over 10x cost. So a couple hundred dollars a month instead of much lower. So they cost a better apartment or a better car. Possibly both. They’re 100% PG and they’re usually MTL. They’re also always “salts” which I find to be a bizarre way to do things. Not telling people what they are vaping strikes me as dangerous because of allergic reactions on a good day and much worse on a bad one. (There are hundreds of “salts” and some of them are downright poisonous) They’re usually cheap plastic non regulated mods that have a marker style pith instead of a true tank (which is why they have to be 100% PG). There is usually one of two “salts” used. Some are allergic to on, some are allergic to the other, some are allergic to PG. There was a post here from a guy that was getting hives inside his mouth.
Also for whatever reason they’re all menthols now. Didn’t used to be that way. That’s probably an allergy issue too.
Wow, thanks for sharing all that you’ve clearly been through the whole range of gear.
I didn’t realize disposables were 100% PG and that salts could vary so much, that’s really useful info.
Sounds like rebuildables have worked best for you long-term. Out of curiosity, is there a particular RBA or RTA setup you’d recommend for someone wanting to cut costs like you mentioned?

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The rain ruined my plans of working outside this morning. I’m beginning to think that I’m never going to get my landscaping project finished.
We have had rain on and off for a couple of weeks, the lawn has been wet constantly, yesterday was a day dry enough to mow, today it is raining again.
I hope to get the opportunity on Sunday to do some work on the firewood that is waiting, it is Sunday but looks like it will be dry.

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