Hellvape is one of the best sub-ohm tanks on the market, highly creative and compatible. The Hellvape Hellbeast 2 Tank is designed with sturdy stainless steel and is of good quality to ensure a lighter feel.


Hellvape Hellbeast 2 adopts Pyrex glass to enhance the toughness of the material. 3.5ml of the original volume and interchangeable 5ml of bubble glass give you a better choice and add to the vaping experience.

The top adjustable airflow system effectively prevents vape juice leakage and will not mess up your vaping. Top filling is also much easier and faster. The 810 drip tip allows for a strong enough cloud to be produced as well as a more powerful way to inhale.

Hellbeast 2 Tank is compatible with the 0.2ohm P7-02 coil and is capable of producing a strong and pure aroma. The inhalation results in DL vaping and considerable clouds. The diameter of the tank is 24mm large. You need to moisten the coils with a few drops of vape juice before using them so that they are well moistened to prevent them from burning dry when heated.

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Hello again and welcome back for another vape review of a atomizer from Vapefly called the Alberich. This Atomizer was sent to me to review from Heathcabin. The Alberich RTA uses a wicking system not usually found on RTA's that I was excited to test out. The Alberich is advertised as a MTL RTA and it is, but you can also get a very nice RDL vape from it using the larger 2.5mm airflow pin, yes the Alberich uses 510 airflow pins of different sizes to do the adjusting of airflow so no manual airflow adjusting is needed or available on it. Before I tell you my impressions on it and how well it performed lets see what the Alberich RTA is all about.




COLOR CHOICES





IN THE BOX


* 1pc Vapefly Alberich MTL RTA

* 1pc 4ml Glass Tube

* 1pc Adapter

* 1pc 0.8ohm KA1 Prebuilt Coil

* 2pc Firebolt Cottons

* 5pc Airflow Pins

* 4pc Screws O-rings

* 1 Peek Insulator





FEATURES


* 22mm diameter, 510 drip tip

* Specially designed for MTL vapers

* Bottom airflow to bring excellent flavor

* 6 airflow pins to optimize vapor experience

* 3ml/4ml glass tube (sold separately) & 4ml Glass tube (included)

* Top filling system, easy and convenient



PARAMETERS and SPECIFICATIONS


* Diameter: 22mm

* Drip Tip: 510

* Capacity: 3ml/4ml

* Filling: Top filling

* Airflow: Bottom airflow

* Airflow Pin: 0.8mm, 1.0mm, 1.3mm, 1.6mm, 2.0mm, 2.5mm

* Coil Rebuildable: Single coil





GREAT THROAT HIT





BOTTOM AIRFLOW





6 AIRFLOW PINS OF DIFFERENT DIAMETERS





VERY SIMPLE AND EASY BUILD DECK






PEI OR GLASS TUBES





EXPLODED VIEW WITH 3MM TUBE





FIRST IMPRESSIONS


Packaging is your standard box in a outer sleeve, inside the box the Alberich with the 3ml Ultem tube pre-installed on it sits in a pre-cut layout with the Glass 4ml tube and screw on adapter for it laying next to it in their own pre-cut spot. All your accessories of extra screws, tri tool, airflow pins and O-rings are in their own baggie, 2 coils and 2 pieces of shoelace cotton are in their own separate baggie laying underneath the Alberich. Your warranty card, user manual, and 50 points card are also there.

Picking up the Atomizer to check out how heavy it was I was kind of surprised that it felt weighty, not heavy but not light either, being made from SS it feels solidly built. Pre-installed on the Alberich is the 1.3mm airflow pin so that is the pin I start testing the Atomizer out with, I would be able to tell how well it worked right away because that's the diameter I like when vaping MTL.





First off was the dismantling of the Alberich for cleaning, starting from the left is the order of which it was taken apart, I changed out the drip tip for one of my own because I like a stubby one and the stock drip tip was just a bit too long for my taste.

Two things I'd like to point out is the 3rd component piece from the left is the top portion of the tank with self sealing membranes covering the 2 fill ports, the other item is the extension piece that is the smallest piece in the picture and is 6th from the left. I decided to start testing using the 4ml glass tube with the extension piece screwed on the chimney.





As I said earlier I wanted to start test the atomizer using the pre-installed 1.3mm pin which is one of the 6 airflow pins that come with the tank. The airflow pins are actually the 510 pin that has been extended and hollowed out toward the top, 6 different sizes (airflow settings) should cover everyone's airflow preference but it would be nice if there was a way to make tiny fine tuned adjustments but unfortunately there is not. The Alberich uses a single airflow intake hole. A word of caution, pay close attention to the peak insulator that surrounds the airflow pin because it can be lost or fall down a drain very easily, there is a spare in the baggie if you do happen to loose the original but try not to. Also when changing pins hold down on the positive block because the airflow pin is what secures it in place to the deck.





We now come to the deck potion of the atomizer, the Alberich is different from most other atomizers because it has a gravity fed wicking system like a boro style using 2 small holes at the bottom of the tank that drip juice down on the wick, if your wondering if you can get to your build with juice still inside the tank the answer is yes, the tank section is held in place to the deck using a couple of O-rings like a dripper uses for the top portion, just turn the atomizer upside down while screwed on to a mod and pull apart the deck from the tank. The tank is on the left and the build deck with the 1.3mm airflow pin is on the right.





This build deck is one of the easiest to build on and wick as well. There is a channel on each side of the deck for a coiling rod to rest in once the coil is on it, the post have small ledges that help trap your coil legs keeping them in place for a perfect build leaving your coil free from deforming when screwing down on the post screws, cut the coil legs flush and your done with the coil. Be sure to cut the legs as close to the post as you can.





The wicking process is just as easy to do as setting the coil, pull a proper amount of cotton through the coil without deforming it then cut the ends off right at the end of the 2 channels on either side, don't thin the ends because this is where the juice will dip down saturating the cotton for a very flavorful vape. The wicking process works perfectly.







Once your done pop the deck on to the tank lining up the single airflow hole and fill it up, the top cap opens with a 1/3 turn and all bottle tips I tried slid into the fill port membranes without issue. I used the supplied coils and shoelace cotton in testing so my results will be from the contents supplied. The 0.8Ω supplied coil came in a 0.77Ω so for me that's close enough, 3 tenths off isn't bad.







Flavor is great and on point, airflow is petty smooth having no choppy feel and it's rather quiet except for the coil crackling the great taste of flavor. I tried the other airflow pins and only really liked the 1.3mm for MTL, the 1.6mm was alright but too open for my liking and the 0.8mm and 1.0mm were too tight but using the 2.5mm airflow pin I was able to get a nice RDL vape from it so out of the 6 airflow pins 2 worked very well for my style of vape.

I also get a really good throat hit which kind of surprised me in a good way. The Alberich is a bit tall using the 4ml glass tube but not so bad as to say it's too tall if you know what I mean. I really wish it was a 24mm or 25mm so the tank could be shrunk down but in the end it works out okay. I really dislike Ultem but on the Alberich it actually kind of looks good.





PROS

* Great Flavor

* Solid Build With A Feeling Of Quality

* Quiet

* Easy To Build On

* Even Ultem Looks Good On It


CONS

* No Manual Airflow Adjustment

* A Bit Tall Using The 4mm Tube


WISHES

* 24mm Or 25mm


FINAL IMPRESSIONS


I have to say the the Alberich has passed with flying colors giving a great tasting vape with pretty smooth airflow as well. The build deck is one of the easiest to build on and wicking is easy as well, I mean it's almost foolproof in the design. At no time in the testing did I get a gurgled vape or have any flooding or leaking issues so that makes it a winner in my book. Having the 6 airflow pins pretty much assures everyone will find a sweet spot in the airflow department but I would like to have at least a little manual adjustability, I guess when you think about it once the sweet spot of airflow is found you rarely adjust it again. I would like to thank Sue and Healthcabin for providing the Alberich MTL RTA by Vapefly for review. Thanks to all of you readers as well.

THANK YOU
BIGBOB2322

Zovoo DRAGBAR Disposable Vapes: the R6000 and the F8000!



With utmost thanks to Zovoo/Voopoo (thanks Fiona!), I am pleased to introduce a couple of new disposable vaping products to the ECF community: the DRAGBAR F8000 and the R6000!

Indeed, Zovoo burst onto the scene in 2020 as (what I believe to be) a sister company of Voopoo. Now, Voopoo these days hardly need any introduction given the breadth, popularity, and reach of the products they offer. From what I can discern, Zovoo is an off-shoot of Voopoo as a stand-alone company that primarily caters to disposable vaping devices that Voopoo produce, e.g., the Drag Bar 600S which is widely sold at least out here in the U.K.

I have been using these devices for the last couple of weeks as a regular vaper, and I would like to share my vaping experience with them to you all.

DRAGBAR R6000

Quick specs:

- Dimensions at 125 x 31 x 33 mm in a tubular shape. If you have seen or are familiar with the Voopoo Drag X, then the DRAGBAR R6000 is almost as tall but is wider in circumference.

- 1000 mAh battery.

- Made from PC and PCTG.

- Having a 0.6 ohms mesh coil.

- 18 mL of e-liquid capacity.

- Up to 18W of power output.

- Has USB-C port at the bottom for charging.

- And airflow control slider at the bottom too.

Based on looks alone, this is undoubtedly a Voopoo product, with the design of the DRAGBAR R6000 basically being a tribute to the ever-so-successful Voopoo Drag X (the pod mod that basically started the whole trend a couple of years back). The contours, detailing, mouthpiece, flat front, textured backing to simulate the material/leather backing of the Drag X… as far as I can tell, everything is lifted from the Drag X design. Even the big “DRAG” embossed on the back- it is pretty much a replica of the Drag X.

Now, this can be a good or bad thing, depending on what’s important to you. On one hand, even at first glance, you already know it’s a Voopoo product and so, if you’re a fan of the brand, then you’d know what to expect. However, this design does make the device quite bulky and tall, like it would almost certainly stick out when you put it in your pocket. Saying that, the device itself is very lightweight which I found to be very impressive; somehow, the engineers at Voopoo found a way to make a device that has 1000 mAh of battery and 18 mL of e-liquid to weigh so little. So, although it is quite chunky, it will not go towards gravity.



The mouthpiece is not removable but is comfortable to use in DL/RDL, which is what the DRAGBAR R6000 is aiming for. It is comfortable to hold and use. The airflow control is very effective in regulating the amount of air going into the device. However, if you’ve been vaping DL for a while, then you may find that achieving a “pure” DL draw with this device can be hit or miss. At best, I could get a powerful RDL with the airflow fully open, as although there is that slider to control airflow, the device is limited by the size of the actual slot that lets the air in, plus the fact that it only has one of these air inlets (unlike sub-ohm atomisers that usually have at least two). Interestingly, because the airflow control system is so effective and because of the way that it is set-up, you can actually get a decent MTL draw with this device if you so wish!



Operating the device is as simple as can be: just take a pull and puff away! It is also very responsive in that you can generate a puff even with a slight pull. An LED light at the bottom lights up when you take a puff and also when charging (the light goes off when the device is fully charged).

It comes in a variety of flavours, and I was sent two of these: Little Green Man and Rainbow Bear. Little Green Man was a mystery to me prior to trying it, but it is actually quite a nice flavour! The predominant taste I get is that of sweet green grapes, with some apple and banana mixed in there, and a touch of cooling. It’s a mix that I haven’t tried in the past and I was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked! Interestingly, this flavour is named as “Green Voodoo” on Zovoo’s website- I’ve no idea why as I actually dig Little Green Man as the flavour name.

Rainbow Bear is a classic gummy bear flavoured vape, so it’s a sweet tropical fruit mix with that tang you get with gummies. Also with a touch of cooling, it was really nice to vape especially in the hot weather the U.K. is having as I write this review.



Using this device all day found me having to charge the device in the early evening, which isn’t too bad at all. As for number of puffs, with 18 mL of e-liquid, my sample units are still going strong even after 2 weeks of testing, given that I use them around a couple of hours per day on average.

As a RDL disposable vape, the DRAGBAR R6000 does the job and does it well. I have no material complaints as to its performance and flavours, and can recommend this to a DL vaper in a pinch.


DRAGBAR F8000



Quick specs:

- Dimensions at 120 x 29 x 30 mm. This one is closer to the Drag X in size.

- 630 mAh battery.

- Made from PC and PCTG.

- Having a 1.1 ohms mesh coil.

- 9W of power output.

- 16mL e-liquid volume.

- Has a USB-C port at the bottom.

- And airflow control at the bottom too.

The aesthetics and design of the DRAGBAR F8000 is almost identical to that of the DRAGBAR R6000. The big “DRAG” branding, textures and grooves- it is pretty much the same device albeit a tad smaller and lighter. There are just some key differences in the DRAGBAR F8000, as this device is aiming towards MTL vapers.

One main difference is the drip tip, with the DRAGBAR F8000 having a taller and narrower drip tip for MTL vaping. Again, this was very comfortable to use and I’ve no issues with it.



Another key difference is the airflow control system. Sure, a slider system is employed too but eyeballing the air inlet, it appears to be ever so slightly less in width than the previous device I described. Plus, it has a slotted membrane (silicone?) underneath the slider to refine the airflow, so that you can get that perfect MTL draw. And true enough, the airflow is smooth and can cater anywhere between tight MTL to medium MTL. Again, a very impressive thing to have achieved in a disposable vaping device!


The draw is warm, which I was very surprised with given the 9W output per the specs, but I am not complaining at all as I do like a warm MTL vape!

Functioning and operation are exactly the same as those of the DRAGBAR R6000. Battery life and recharging time are quite decent too: the battery can last me most of the day and it only takes me a “meeting” (around half an hour) to recharge.

Of the variety of flavours available, I received the Pineapple Coconut Rum and Pineapple Grapefruit. Both tasted very nice and have a hint of cooling. Pineapple Grapefruit is sweet and tangy with the tartness of the grapefruit as expected. Pineapple Coconut Rum is probably one of my favourite disposable vapes right now, with the right balance of sweet pineapple and fresh coconut cream mixed together. I don’t get the rum so much from the vape but I don’t mind, as the flavour itself is already quite nice and refreshing!

All of these disposables will come in a variety of nicotine salt strengths depending on your region.

Final Thoughts:

I’ve had a great experience vaping these new disposables, and can happily recommend them to vapers of varying needs: the DRAGBAR F8000 to those switching from smoking or MTL vapers, and the DRAGBAR R6000 to DL vapers open to a cooler vape. No leaks, condensation or flooding, I really had no issues using these devices from a performance perspective.

One thing to note is that judging from the sample packages I received, it seems that these devices will not come with a USB-C charging cable. So make sure you have one on hand if you do purchase these.

My sincerest thanks again to Zovoo/Voopoo for allowing me to review these products!

Because of the FDA ban on JUUL (which was stayed by the court), I tried to stock up on the JUUL pods. I use JUUL devices.

I found MegaJUULPods.com on the Internet. They have a minimum order of $200. They offer the cheapest prices for the JUUL pods (price per pod) since you're forced to buy at least $200 of them.

I paid for the order. Yet after 2 weeks, no responses from them even though I've sent them four emails requesting an update on my order. Strange. I can understand them stating that my order is taking longer to fill than they expected but the silence from this business is troublesome.

Has anyone else ordered JUUL pods from this company? Would like to know the experience of any other member with this business.

PS: I don't know what the site rules are about discussing vendor feedback. I hope I'm not breaking any rules.

Hello folks. Today we'll be taking a look at the Maxpod 3. This is the latest in the Maxpod line following the FreeMaX Maxpod 11W, and Maxpod Circle. I didn't get a chance to test out either of these products, but I did do a review on the Onnix 2 toward the end of 2021 and there are a few similarities between them - the biggest difference being the ease of use favoring the Maxpod 3.

I want to thank @Freemax_Jerry for reaching out to do this review. As always, I will remain as objective as possible while adding some of my own opinions throughout. Please visit FreeMaX's official Maxpod 3 webpage for a quicker breakdown.

Welp, shall we?

(photos can be clicked on for better viewing)


Color options are as follows from left to right:

• Grey
• Light Blue
• White
• Yellow
• Orange
• Purple

FreeMaX has been long known for the longevity and flavor output of their coils. The Cotton Tea Fiber and military grade 904L stainless steel combination has proven to be a great combo throughout all of their coil lines.



The construction of the pods are simple, but leak proof. Coming from someone that's tested out quite a few pod devices, leaks are the number one culprit for having a bad experience. The Maxpod 3 is Child Resistance Certified and is extremely easy and mess-free to refill. I will get more into the refilling process down below.

The two available MD-series pods for this device come with 0.8 and 1.2 Ohm coils. The kits I received for this review both came with a single 0.8 Ohm pod. Unlike the FreeMaX Onnix 2, this device does not have a replaceable coil. When the coil goes bad, the whole pod gets tossed.



The Maxpod 3 uses a double-injection molding using two different plastics. The result is quite nice visually and texturally. For the most part, it's very hard to see fingerprints unless you're looking at the device at a particular angle.
The pod mod features a 480 mAh battery and sports a USB Type-C charging port. There are some things about this portion of the pod mod that bother me, but more on that below.

Size: 26.7*18.2*99.5mm
Pod Capacity: 2mL
Coil Resistance: 0.8 & 1.2 Ohm
Battery Capacity: 480mAh
Output Wattage: 9-15W
Output Voltage: 3.3-3.6V
Material: PCTG+PC+ABS
Weight: 39g
Charging: USB Type-C

So I've had the Maxpod 3 for a bit over a month now. I had actually misplaced the first device and I cannot find it for the life of me, but thankfully they sent me two. The two colors shown above are Light Blue (left) and Grey (right). These two particular colors are a bit harder to tell apart from one another.

The exterior design has a wavy agate-like look to it. I believe the same pattern is used for all of the color variants, but the brighter colors are likely to be more pronounced. The outer clear coating is flawless and smooth as a baby's bottom.

In the top picture above, you'll notice a single plastic bulb that functions as your battery indicator and charging/connectivity LED. The LED lights up when you puff and fades out after you stop drawing from the mouthpiece. When the battery no longer has enough power to fire, the light will blink 3 times. Also, when connecting a USB Type-C cable to recharge the battery, the light will come on and stay solidly lit. When the battery is fully recharged, the LED will turn off. When disconnecting the cable, the light will flash 3 times.

In the second and third pictures, you'll notice the two airflow holes lined up opposite of each other. While the draw is somewhat of an MTL, I wouldn't consider it a "true" MTL like you'd experience with a packed cigarette. The natural draw from this device would be more like an unpacked cigarette. You can however plug both holes with your index finger and thumb to create a tighter draw - closer to that of a "true" MTL.

On the bottom of the mod is where you're going to find the Type-C charging port. You shouldn't have any issues charging this device while it lays on its side, even with a full pod tank. Just remember not to overfill the pod.

A few things to note about this pod mod that are different than many others that I've reviewed. This USB Type-C port does not register a 3.0 QC cable (cannot be charged using newer android charging cables) when plugged in. When testing the recharge speed, I got 0.5A which is half of what's advertised. Fortunately (or unfortunately), the battery isn't very big and you can charge it in about an hour. I say unfortunately because I'm a huge sucker for larger battery capacities. If that's something you're after, I'd suggest checking out the FreeMaX Onnix 2 which sports a 900 mAh internal battery and can be charged over twice as fast at 1.5A. Also, this device does not allow pass-through vaping. When you're charging the device, you cannot vape with it.

On the top of the pod mod, you'll find the standard spring-loaded brass positive and negative connector pins located near the center, along with the two round silver magnets found near the edge of the plastic base plate. The two holes pointing downward you see are used for the auto-draw function.

One thing to note about leaking if you do encounter it. In the last picture above, you can see where the airflow holes are positioned in relation to the plastic base plate. If you do happen to get leaking from the bottom of the pod tank, the juice is going to flow out of the airflow holes. All you'll need to do is wipe down the pod and the inside of the pod mount along the base plate.


The pod is very simple which is probably why it hasn't leaked much. On one side of the pod, you'll notice a MIN line denoting the point at which you should refill the pod tank. Consuming more juice at this point can screw up the syphon in the tank leading to either flooding or dry hits - more than likely the latter.

On the opposite side, the pod series and coil resistance is printed very visibly.

The base of the pod is made of ABS plastic and seals the bottom of the tank with 3 flanges that act as O-rings. You can see that they press up firmly against the tank walls to prevent leaking. The anatomy on the bottom of the pod lines up perfectly with the pod mod making it a nice, secure, & snappy fit. The magnets that hold the pod in are adequately strong enough pick the device up by the pod while also making it easy enough to remove the pod when needed.

The mouthpiece is made of polycarbonate plastic and is pliable. When you press the mouth piece forward or backward, it will pop off. It may take a time or two to loosen up when you first purchase it. Once the mouthpiece is removed, you'll have easy access to the refill hole. The refill hole is large enough to fit a 120 mL Gorilla bottle nozzle inside of it. If you can't fit the nozzle inside of the hole, you're likely using the air vent. =P

Once the mouthpiece is placed firmly back onto the pod tank, simply drop the pod into the pod mod (wait 3-4 minutes if the tank is brand new) and you should be good to go.

One big plus about the Maxpod 3 is that you can see the MIN line while the pod is still in the pod mod. No more having to pull the pod out to check if there's any juice left.



These are the replacement pods you are looking for. Remember that these come in 0.8 and 1.2 Ohm variants.




(+)(+) Pros (+)(+)

• No leaks (outside of user error)
• Very compact
• Looks and feels solid
• Top fill
• Pod fits snug, but is easily removed
• Extremely simple to use
• Great loose MTL vape
• Auto-draw
• Great flavor for a mini-pod device
• Mouthpiece is very comfy in lips
• You can see the refill MIN line with the pod in
• Refilling is super easy and mess free (makes me wonder why coil head tanks haven't done this yet)
• USB Type-C (0.5A)

(-)(-) Cons (-)(-)

• No backup pod/coil in the kit
• Pod can spit back sometimes
• Auto-draw activation is a bit loose for an MTL device

(-)(+) Preferential Considerations (+)(-)

• No Pass-through vaping
• No power options
• No airflow options
• 2 mL pod with a 0.8 Ohm coil can drain pretty quickly
• No fire button
• Battery is a bit small
• Not a "true" MTL draw, but can get close with both airflow holes plugged
• Charging speed is a little slow
• LED lacks a battery status indicator
• No charging cable

Between the two devices, I've only had a single incident with leaking and that was likely due to user error. I always try to remind people not to refill the juice all the way to the top of the tank, but I'm also guilty of doing this sometimes. In this case, 2 mL fills up pretty quickly and you can overfill the tank very easily.

There are lots of things to consider based on your preferences, but this device is very user-friendly. If you don't want to deal with coils or power settings, this is a great choice for a device - anything to get you off of the stinkies, right?

I will have to say that this kit is pretty bare bones, however. I've come to expect a second coil/pod in most kits, but I suppose if it keeps the initial price down. The good news is, the replacement pods come in packs of 3 instead of 2 and are comparatively around the same price as pod replacement packages you'll see from other companies that are only offering 2. Also, for life expectancy in a coil, you'll be hard pressed to find a brand that outlasts FreeMaX's coils.

For a loose MTL device, this is a pretty decent choice.
I hope you found all the information you're looking for in this review for the FreeMaX Maxpod 3 and that it helped you in some way. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to leave a response and/or PM me.

Happy vape hoarding!

Salutations from the depths of hell aka south east coast of Spain.
(current temperature:35 °C°F Precipitation: 0% Humidity: 38% Wind: 16 km/h)

I am melting but i am not one to shy away from my responsibilities so it is time to review another vaping device.

Since i am not a MTL user and because Freemax was kind enough to send me two Maxpod 3 along with 6 extra coils i decided to partner up with a friend of mine who recently got into vaping and quit the stinkies.

Met in a nice terrace by the local swimming pool and we did a dual unpacking poolside

As per my usual Modus Operandi i will start by posting some pics with the general info you might need if you're interested in purchasing this product:

Colors:



Features:



Specs and Dimensions:



Filling:



Battery:



Unboxing and first impressions:

It is a nice touch that the box even in an unopened state clearly shows the color of the pod, transparent plastic shows you exactly the color of the device...nice touch.

While enjoying a cold beer poolside me and my newly vaping partner in crime open up the boxes with the Maxpod 3.

Box contents:
1 x Maxpod 3 15W Battery
1 x MD Mesh Pod 0.8ohm
1 x User Manual

Packaging is just ok for a product of this price range,nothing fancy but it is all there...or is it?
No extra pod nor cable to recharge it?
Hmm not good,i mean let me put myself in the place of a new vaper or maybe someone whose device just broke down and needs to vape right away.

My pod was totally depleted,yep it wasn't charged...but my friends was charged.
So no cable and i am left wondering what would happen it the ONLY coil included ends up being a dud.

That right there would be a really bad experience for someone that acquires your product.
Other brands within the same price range do include a charging cable and an extra coil,so even if you have to bump up the price a bit i would include both of those things.

Device itself looks pretty good,they used a double molding process with a combo of 2 different colors,appearance wise its nice.
Judging by its size you would think it had a larger battery than 480mAh but the output is only 9-15W so even with the small battery it should last for a bit.

Vaping time:

I came prepared so i grab my cable from my backpack and leave the device to charge up.
So my friend decided to wait for my device to charge up but meanwhile we might as well load it up with e-liquid and let it sit there.

Refilling was easy enough,it is a top fill so that right there scores some bonus points with me.
Remove the top cap/drip tip thingy and fill it up,pod is clear so you can see the level of your e-liquid.
On the one side you have some letters with the information of the coil you are using and on the other side you have the word ''Min'' with a line,just there to let you know that if it gets under the line it is time for a refill.

Ok both devices charged,coils primed and so far we have had 4 beers which i promise will not affect the quality of my review.

Just an FYI,my friend quit cigarettes when i hooked her up with some disposables i got for a review and since then she has been a proud full card carrying member of the shiny family.
So far she has bought like 7 or 8 pod like devices for MTL use only.

She is not a pro but she does show early symptoms of becoming a true connoisseur when it comes to vaping.

On that note i have to add that i am not an MTL user but i have tested enough products to be able to give my honest opinion.

My friend came prepared,she had 3 other MTL pod like devices placed on the table and all 3 were filled with the same brand/flavor/nic %.
She thought it was fun to review a product with me but even so she wanted to give me an honest and well documented opinion.

Running low on beer so we order our 5th beer,keep in mind it is HOT like Sahara,Witch of the Wizard of OZ melting hot so yeah we just kept sweating all the beer out hehe.

While waiting for our beers to arrive we start taking some puffs,this device is draw activated and there is no way to adjust wattage or airflow.

In my case well i guess it was ok...flavor was there but maybe i have been spoiled by the coils of the Marvos X and the Solo but it just didn't seem to hit the spot.

We kept vaping in silence for about 15 minutes,then we ordered another beer and decided to share our thoughts.

While my friend vaped i did observe her like an Eagle stalks her prey,this was just so i could get a read on what she was feeling and thinking when she vaped.

After taking my first sip of our 6th beer i look up to her and ask her,so....sup?

Her reply was: bien which translated to English and judging by her tone just meant a none festive/hyped/pumped version of ''ok''.

She did switch to her other MTL devices after using the Maxpod 3 for 30 minutes or so,then went back to the Maxpod and her opinion was basically the same.
Device is ok and it does its job but she said that honestly she preferred 2 of her other vaping devices,won't give out the names because that is not cool but that is what she said.

Pros:

-Seems durable
-Aesthetic wise it looks good
-Easy top refill system
-Charge time seems to be pretty good
-Flavor wise its ok

Cons:

-No cable for charging included
-No spare coil,if its a dud you screwed
-Flavor wise its ok,being Freemax i expected out of this body life altering experience when using them but that just didn't happen


Would i recommend this device:

Hard to answer this question,gotta divide it in 2 parts.

1-. New user that is looking to quit smoking and decides on the spur of the moment to buy a vaping device to start right away?
Nope,not really...

2-. Frequent user of these type of devices?
Sure why not,device works ok and the coils don't taste bad,as a whole its just not astoundingly impressive,it does its job thou.

Product page for the Maxpod 3:

Maxpod 3 15W Kit | Taste the Clouds, Feel the Flavors!

Thanks to all my friends at Freemax and specially @Freemax_Jerry for giving me the chance to review for them.


Hope you enjoyed reading my review,m

Salutations from the depths of hell aka south east coast of Spain.
(current temperature:35 °C°F Precipitation: 0% Humidity: 38% Wind: 16 km/h)

I am melting but i am not one to shy away from my responsibilities so it is time to review another vaping device.

Since i am not a MTL user and because Freemax was kind enough to send me two Maxpod 3 along with 6 extra coils i decided to partner up with a friend of mine who recently got into vaping and quit the stinkies.

Met in a nice terrace by the local swimming pool and we did a dual unpacking poolside

As per my usual Modus Operandi i will start by posting some pics with the general info you might need if you're interested in purchasing this product:

Colors:



Features:



Specs and Dimensions:



Filling:



Battery:



Unboxing and first impressions:

It is a nice touch that the box even in an unopened state clearly shows the color of the pod, transparent plastic shows you exactly the color of the device...nice touch.

While enjoying a cold beer poolside me and my newly vaping partner in crime open up the boxes with the Maxpod 3.

Box contents:
1 x Maxpod 3 15W Battery
1 x MD Mesh Pod 0.8ohm
1 x User Manual

Packaging is just ok for a product of this price range,nothing fancy but it is all there...or is it?
No extra pod nor cable to recharge it?
Hmm not good,i mean let me put myself in the place of a new vaper or maybe someone whose device just broke down and needs to vape right away.

My pod was totally depleted,yep it wasn't charged...but my friends was charged.
So no cable and i am left wondering what would happen it the ONLY coil included ends up being a dud.

That right there would be a really bad experience for someone that acquires your product.
Other brands within the same price range do include a charging cable and an extra coil,so even if you have to bump up the price a bit i would include both of those things.

Device itself looks pretty good,they used a double molding process with a combo of 2 different colors,appearance wise its nice.
Judging by its size you would think it had a larger battery than 480mAh but the output is only 9-15W so even with the small battery it should last for a bit.

Vaping time:

I came prepared so i grab my cable from my backpack and leave the device to charge up.
So my friend decided to wait for my device to charge up but meanwhile we might as well load it up with e-liquid and let it sit there.

Refilling was easy enough,it is a top fill so that right there scores some bonus points with me.
Remove the top cap/drip tip thingy and fill it up,pod is clear so you can see the level of your e-liquid.
On the one side you have some letters with the information of the coil you are using and on the other side you have the word ''Min'' with a line,just there to let you know that if it gets under the line it is time for a refill.

Ok both devices charged,coils primed and so far we have had 4 beers which i promise will not affect the quality of my review.

Just an FYI,my friend quit cigarettes when i hooked her up with some disposables i got for a review and since then she has been a proud full card carrying member of the shiny family.
So far she has bought like 7 or 8 pod like devices for MTL use only.

She is not a pro but she does show early symptoms of becoming a true connoisseur when it comes to vaping.

On that note i have to add that i am not an MTL user but i have tested enough products to be able to give my honest opinion.

My friend came prepared,she had 3 other MTL pod like devices placed on the table and all 3 were filled with the same brand/flavor/nic %.
She thought it was fun to review a product with me but even so she wanted to give me an honest and well documented opinion.

Running low on beer so we order our 5th beer,keep in mind it is HOT like Sahara,Witch of the Wizard of OZ melting hot so yeah we just kept sweating all the beer out hehe.

While waiting for our beers to arrive we start taking some puffs,this device is draw activated and there is no way to adjust wattage or airflow.

In my case well i guess it was ok...flavor was there but maybe i have been spoiled by the coils of the Marvos X and the Solo but it just didn't seem to hit the spot.

We kept vaping in silence for about 15 minutes,then we ordered another beer and decided to share our thoughts.

While my friend vaped i did observe her like an Eagle stalks her prey,this was just so i could get a read on what she was feeling and thinking when she vaped.

After taking my first sip of our 6th beer i look up to her and ask her,so....sup?

Her reply was: bien which translated to English and judging by her tone just meant a none festive/hyped/pumped version of ''ok''.

She did switch to her other MTL devices after using the Maxpod 3 for 30 minutes or so,then went back to the Maxpod and her opinion was basically the same.
Device is ok and it does its job but she said that honestly she preferred 2 of her other vaping devices,won't give out the names because that is not cool but that is what she said.

Pros:

-Seems durable
-Aesthetic wise it looks good
-Easy top refill system
-Charge time seems to be pretty good
-Flavor wise its ok

Cons:

-No cable for charging included
-No spare coil,if its a dud you screwed
-Flavor wise its ok,being Freemax i expected out of this body life altering experience when using them but that just didn't happen


Would i recommend this device:

Hard to answer this question,gotta divide it in 2 parts.

1-. New user that is looking to quit smoking and decides on the spur of the moment to buy a vaping device to start right away?
Nope,not really...

2-. Frequent user of these type of devices?
Sure why not,device works ok and the coils don't taste bad,as a whole its just not astoundingly impressive,it does its job thou.

Product page for the Maxpod 3:

Maxpod 3 15W Kit | Taste the Clouds, Feel the Flavors!

Thanks to all my friends at Freemax and specially @Freemax_Jerry for giving me the chance to review for them.

Hope you enjoyed reading my review,much appreciated

Hello everyone. I sure am glad to have found this forum. Thanks to everyone that posts here, there is so much great information available. I smoked cigs for 29 years and successfully quit in January 2022. I tried vaping back in 2014 but didn't stick with it. Fortunately I decided to give it another try in Jan this year and haven't had a cig since. I used a sub ohm tank for a couple of weeks then started rebuilding. I started buying all kinds of stuff and it became an instant hobby for me. I've recently started making my own clapton and alien coils and looking to start mixing my own e liquid too. Forums like this one have helped me so much along the way and I really appreciate everyone that posts. Looking forward to being a part of a great group of members here. See you around ✌

These tests below only note my personal ESTIMATED ratings for the batteries I tested at the time I tested them. Any battery that is not a genuine Samsung, Sony, Murata, LG, Panasonic, Molicel, or Sanyo can change at any time! This is one of the hazards of using “rewrapped” or batteries from other manufacturers so carefully research any battery you are considering using before purchasing.

Misusing or mishandling lithium-ion batteries can pose a SERIOUS RISK of property damage, personal injury, or even death. They should never be used outside of a fully protected battery pack and you use them at your own risk. Never exceed the battery’s true continuous discharge rating (CDR), never let it get colder than 0°C or hotter than 60°C, and keep the plastic wrap and top insulating ring in perfect condition. Never use a battery that is physically damaged in any way.

Testing batteries at their limits is dangerous and should never be attempted by anyone who has not thoroughly studied the dangers involved, understands the risks, has the proper equipment, and takes all appropriate safety precautions.

If the battery has only one current rating number, or if it only says "max", then I have to assume the battery is rated at that current level for any type of discharge, including continuous.




Test Results
This cell is a good performer, a little worse than the LG MJ1 at 5A but a little better at 10A. It performed the same to a tiny bit better than the Panasonic NCR18650GA.

I couldn’t find a datasheet but it seems to be rated about 10A. Vapcell mentioned in a post that this might be the LG MJ1 replacement. I cannot confirm this though.

Without a datasheet to tell me their max temperature specification I recommend staying under 7A continuous and 10A if you do not let them get hotter than 60°C. Like all of the over-3000mAh 18650’s it performs best at about 1/2 its current rating or lower.

The two cells I have tested out at 3069mAh and 3090mAh. I cannot have the lowest capacity cells in the batch so I will be rating them at 3000mAh.

I have not tested their cycle life. Check my 18650 Ratings and E-Scores table (link below) to see how well this cell performed against others.

Two cells were purchased for testing by me.


18650 Ratings and E-Scores Table:
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blog-entry/18650-battery-ratings-table.7447/


20700/21700 Ratings and E-Scores Table:
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blog-entry/20700-21700-battery-ratings.7827/


Continuous Current Discharge Graphs



Ratings and Performance Specs Graphic


I want to work for the community full time! If you feel what I do is worth a couple dollars a month and you would like early access to battery availability, battery testing and news, and a say in what I test, then please consider becoming a patron and supporting my testing efforts: Battery Mooch is creating battery and device tests | Patreon.

To see how other cells have tested check out this link: https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blog-entry/list-of-battery-tests.7436/

I 2 Fireluke 2 tanks that have never been used or taken out of their cases and 6 boxes of M coils. $40 per tank and 3 boxes (5 coils per box) of coils or $75 for both tanks and all 6 boxes. $6 shipping

Pics in following post

Purchased second hand 2 weeks ago for $200 Australian Dollars plus postage
Asking $50 Australian Dollars plus postage. Screenshot shows available postage options to USA in Australian Dollars

1 AUD = 0.68 USD

It came missing silver strip to shorten throw, and the locking mechanism'
It works, button just has to traverse the additional distance to silver plated nut on 510, rather than extra strip
If you have a local jewelry supplies store, they might/should sell sheet silver cut to size, which would be about $3 here. Then drill hole to replace strip. Or it works with long throw anyway

Advertised elsewhere
I'll leave this up a day or so before making it a PIF elsewhere, if it doesn't sell

That really is all the information which I have. If you have a question which is not already answered, chances are that I don't have the answer



https://youtube.com/shorts/Y58AtQMuhes?feature=share

jesus what a terrible experience way back then lol

"The American Vapor Manufacturers Association (AVMA) has asked the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Inspector General to investigate whether the Food and Drug Administration’s marketing denial orders for vaping products are driven by political pressure.

The AVMA says it wants the inspector general to help the public learn about FDA Commissioner Robert Califf’s coordination with elected officials, allied activists and reporters as his agency continues its review of premarket tobacco product applications (PMTA).

In a letter sent to HHS Inspector General Christi A. Grimm, AVMA President Amanda Wheeler contends that interference has corrupted FDA’s statutory obligation to properly implement its PMTA review process based solely on scientific, empirically based judgment.

“Manufacturers are routinely meeting the PMTA requirements to scientifically demonstrate how their products are appropriate for the protection of public health,” Wheeler wrote. “Despite compliance, the agency isn’t approving the vape products sought by adults who want to quit smoking. The Office of Inspector General should open the door and hold the FDA accountable to its standards.”

AVMA Calls For Investigation Of Marketing Denial Orders - Tobacco Reporter

I'm selling my inventory of e-liquid flavors.
Unfortunately I was diagnosed with cancer (unrelated to smoking or vaping). I have a weakened immune system so I quit vaping.

Some flavors are unopened and some are opened. Also included are 3 unused 30ml empty bottles. I provided photos.

It's a waste to trash these liquids so if anyone wants them, all I'm asking is the cost of shipping + $20 via Paypal friend and family. Ships from NYC.

Ok so today ill be reviewing SMOKs RPM 5 Pod Mod kit Leather Series (2000mAh built in battery)

Mod: Its a simple pod mod that has a range of 5W to 80W and comes with a 40W-80W .15ohm coil pre installed. Its got a simple UI as well. No settings to play around with either. Its the usual 5 hits on the button to turn on/off. Its also got the slider instead of a twist to adjust the airflow. Also it comes with a second .23 ohm 20-25W coil. It also utilizes the RPM 3 coil line up and pod tanks.

First impression: its light, pocketable and doesnt bulge your pocket and is discreet too if you want it to be. I did however expect it to smell like actual leather but its more of a pleather smell (at least to me) either way it feels great in my hand. It also doesnt pop like some mods do when you take a hit which is nice. Its just a smooth draw which is very enjoyable. Oh and the flavor is actually on par with the Freemax Maxus Maxx i own which is a dual external battery pod mod which actually surprised me.

Overall: i dont get the SMOK quality control hate as this one is actually pretty good and pretty well built. I give it a solid 8/10 only because i had hoped for genuine leather but should have not expected it. Also maybe it is real leather i just dont smell it but it does feel like leather. I do enjoy it and the flavors on point which is awesome too. I definitely see myself carrying this around as my "out of the house" kit instead of the MAXPOD i reviewed on Reddit.

Oh fun fact: its $27.19 with code: RPM5K

Once again I say hello and welcome back for another review, today I will be reviewing the Lindwurm RTA from Vapefly and another collaboration with the German 103 team. The Lindwurm RTA was sent to me from Healthcabin for review. This RTA is a little over 25mm in size and uses a straight glass only that sits inside a decorative and protective cage. Because there no bubble glass it might appear to be tall and it is by a very small margin compared to other 25mm atomizers. Airflow options are the main features with the Lindwurm because there is bottom and side airflow that can be separated or combined and then adjusted to your liking. There's a lot to cover on this RTA and I'll give you my thoughts on it's performance later in my review but first let's find out what the Lindwurm RTA from Vapefly and the German 103 team is all about.




COLOR CHOICES







IN THE BOX

* 1 x Lindwurm RTA

* 1 x 5ml glass tube

* 2 x Firebolt cotton

* 2 x 0.3ohm pre-built coils

* 1 x Screwdriver

* 3 x Allen screws

* 5 x Airflow screws

* 1 x 510 drip tip adapter

* 1 set of O-rings





PARAMETERS





BOLD APPEARANCE





SINGLE COIL BUILD DECK





BOTTOM AND SIDE AIRFLOW





MANY AIRFLOW OPTIONS





LINDWURM RTA BREAKDOWN





FEATURES

1. Laser engraving & corrosion processing's

2. 25.2mm diameter, 810 drip tip

3. Top filling system, 5ml capacity

4. Precise bottom & side airflow

5. Concealed airflow adjustment

6. Designed with single coil deck

7. Excellent DL vaping experience

8. 6 interchangeable airflow pins as those of Brunhilde MTL RTA



FIRST IMPRESSIONS


The packaging is a basic box in a outer sleeve, lifting the top off reveals the Lindwurm and spare glass tube sitting side by side with the 5 airflow pin screws in a cardboard strip, each pin screw has a different sized diameter starting with the pre-installed 0.9mm, 1.2mm, 1.4mm, 1.8mm, 2.1mm, and 2.5mm. Also included and packaged in a separate baggie are the spare O-rings, spare grub screws, a tri-tool, allen driver, 510 adapter, 2 coils, 2 pieces of shoelace cotton, a card with tutorials on the different airflow options, warranty card and the user manual all laying underneath the Lindwurm RTA.

At first glance I thought it was rather tall which it is having no bubble glass, but after screwing it on a few mods and comparing the size with other atomizers the difference is not that much. I like the protective outer cage with a single claw scraping in 2 locations, this protective and bold looking cage can be removed and used showing just the glass but the cage is what gives the Lindwurm that bold look, I took the cage off to see how it would look but quickly put it back on as it's appearance without the cage is not a good look.





It's always nice when a atomizer can be disassembled completely down to it's individual pieces so when cleaning you know your atomizer is the most sanitary it can be. I'm happy to report that the Lindwurm RTA can be as well, as I always do I disassembled the Lindwurm down to it's 7 pieces including the 810 drip tip and prepared a hot bath of soapy water for it to have a long soak. A atomizer may look, feel and smell clean but residual oil from the machining process during manufacturing can still be on parts of the atomizer so why take a chance ( JUST CLEAN IT )





I don't know if everyone is familiar with the Brunhilde MTL atomizer from Vpefly but it uses the same pin screws for bottom airflow as the Lindwurm does and you could use it as a MTL atomizer but you would be defeating the purpose of the side airflow and the different combinations of airflow that can achieved using all 3 together. The airflow is stealthy as you cannot see any airflow holes on the atomizer itself when assembled but there are side and bottom airflow control markings printed on it. Vapefly included a tutorial card in the kit to help you refine your airflow settings.







Looking at the build deck you see how the German 103 team designed the side airflow to have 1 single hole that hits the one side of the coil directly in the center of it with the other side having a upward slope consisting of 3 smaller airflow holes that hit the coil at the top portion with the bottom airflow screw in pin hitting the coil from the bottom up completely surrounding the coil with airflow that can be tailored to each users liking. Pre-installed is the 0.9mm that I think is way to small for a RDL or DL vape but can work for MTL but I don't recommend using the Lindwurm RTA as a MTL RTA. I ended up liking the 2.1mm bottom airflow screw the best.







The Lindwurm uses a series of White dots and White lines to use as reference points for your airflow, the White lines are for the bottom airflow and the White dots are for the side airflow. When the airflow control ring is pulled off 4 separate airflow holes are visible. 2 for the bottom pin and 2 for the side airflow.







This build deck is pretty easy to build and wick on, the post that you slide your coil legs into has 1 side with just a hole for a opening with the other post hole having the outer portion cut for sliding the coil leg into, start with the first coil leg going into the the post with the hole drilled into it then pull out the other coil leg slightly and slide the leg through the post opening after the post screws are unscrewed then tighten the screws and adjust height and centering of the coil, I like the height to be very close to the pin screw without touching it of course.

For wicking cut the cotton at the end of the build deck and do a slight comb out and place the tails into the wicking slots, you don't want the tails to touch the deck although a few stands wont matter. Because this is a floating deck you can easily trim off any excess cotton from the tail before applying juice on it if it looks too long, you don't want to pack the cotton in the slots, if it feels tight then trim until it fills the slot without a lot of resistance.

On my build I used 1 of the coils provided in the box but used Rayon as my wicking material, Rayon shrinks over time as juice saturates it so as you can see in my build I wicked it a little long knowing in a few days the Rayon would shrink, I could have trimmed the tails a smidgen more but everything worked out and performed great. I tested the Lindwurm RTA sitting on top of the Gaur-18. One thing that I forgot to mention earlier is that the protective cage with the 2 claw scrapes can be rotated a whole bunch so your claw scrape mark will end up wherever you want it to be facing on your mod.







FINAL IMPRESSIONS


First things first I want to give a big thumbs up to Vapefly and the German 103 team on designing the Lindwurm RTA's unique airflow system, really innovative and way to go. Airflow is what makes or breaks any atomizer and the Lindwurm gives you any style you want, there may be a bit of a learning curve to tailor the airflow to your particular liking.

And the bottom airflow pins further open your options in the airflow department, I can safely say that the Lindwurm will satisfy everyone's individual airflow preference. For myself I like the airflow fully open both bottom and side with the 2.1mm pin installed but sometimes liking the 2.5mm pin as well and I'm not a big air guy but I can adjust the flow of air to any setting I prefer at that time then later dial down or up depending on my mood and craving of more air or not. I'm a kind of crazy vaper that likes different airflow at different times of the day.

When talking flavor the Lindwurm is pretty good not the best but pretty darn good giving a well saturated vape and in testing I chain vaped it quite a lot never getting a dry hit. On the noise factor fully open it can be heard quite well with a swirling of air rushing through the atomizer.

Building on the deck is pretty easy and the floating deck makes wicking it a easy process as well. If I was told to describe the Vapefly Lindwurm RTA in one word it would be (OPTIONS)
I would like to thank Sue and Healthcabin for providing the Lindwurm RTA for this review and I hope that I answered all your questions about the Lindwurm RTA by Vapefly.

THANK YOU
BIGBOB2322

The Lost Vape Centaurus Q200 is the Quest chip overhaul of the Centaurus line up from Lost Vape.

Lost Vape Centaurus Q200 - CHAPTERS

00:00 - Intro and specs
01:00 - Close up
09:00 - Temp Control & Wattage Vape
11:00 - Thoughts

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Hi, is nicotine only soluble in PG and not VG? or is it soluble in both?

Which one is the "sweet" one? Is it PG or VG? Sometimes I get e-juice in my mouth and it tastes sweet, but I'm not sure which ingredient is the sweet one.

Thanks