INNOKIN COOLFIRE P60 POD MOD KIT review by hittman

[hittman]

Hello and welcome back for another review. Today I will be taking a look at the new innokin Coolfire P60 Pod System that was sent to me by innokin in order to provide you with a fair and honest review. The P60 makes use of the new Titan Battery Tech in order to provide a 3200mah battery capacity in a small and sleek device. As the name would suggest it has a maximum output of 60 watts. The battery fast charges at a rate of 5V/2A. It has a .69” OLED display screen. The kit comes with .8 ohm and .4 ohm pods.

WHAT’S IN THE BOX?

1pc Coolfire P60 Device
1pc Coolfire P60 Pod Cartridge (4ml)
1pc 0.8ohm Coil (Pre-installed)
1pc 0.4ohm Coil
1pc USB-C Cable
1pc User Manual
1pc Warranty Card
SPECIFICATIONS:

Dimensions: 22.65 × 39.99 × 113.6 mm (with pod)
Battery Capacity: 3200mAh (built-in)
Output Power: 6–60W
Charging: USB Type-C, 5V/2A
Pod Capacity: 4ml (2ml for TPD)
Coil Compatibility:
 • 0.4ohm (40–60W)
 • 0.6ohm (18–23W)
 • 0.8ohm (12–14W)
Display: 0.69-inch OLED screen
Airflow: Side-adjustable
Materials: Zinc alloy, PCTG, Leather
Safety Features: Manual lock switch

FEATURES:

1. Built-in 3200mAh battery with long-lasting endurance
2. Adjustable output power from 6W to 60W
3. 4ml refillable pod compatible with 0.4ohm, 0.6ohm, and 0.8ohm coils
4. Manual locking switch for safety during travel
5. Side airflow adjustment for precise control
6. 0.69" OLED screen with real-time vape info
7. Compact and stylish design with leather grip texture
8. USB Type-C fast charging (5V/2A)

INITIAL THOUGHTS:

The packaging for the P60 is similar from what I’ve seen from Innokin in the past. The front of the box has a white background with a nice color picture of the actual device contained inside. The back side of the box has a contents list and company information. There is also a note that this is for sale only in the United States. Near the bottom is a scratch and check authenticity code.

Once the top of the box is removed then the P60 is exposed with the .8 ohm pod installed sitting in a white foam insert. Underneath is the user manual, USB-C charging cord, safety booklet, and spare .4 ohm pod. I was a little surprised to see the spare pod in a plastic envelope after getting used to Innokin using recyclable materials.

The frame of the P60 is made of zinc alloy with leather inserts on the sides. One side has the Coolfire name stamped into the leather side while the opposite side has the Innokin name on the zinc frame. I like that the branding is minimal. As you can see, I received the blue/silver gradient version for my review. It’s my favorite color so I was very glad to have received this version.

The pod cartridge opening has four magnets inside to hold the pod in very securely. The auto draw sensor is in the middle near the top. There are two plated contacts 2/3 of the way down to provide power to the chosen pod. The P60 can be button fired or used as an auto draw. I will say that the auto draw function works best with the airflow closed down some when using it for MTL. I found the operation with RDL spotty at best. I could get it to fire but with the airflow mostly open then I had to draw pretty hard to activate it and was unable to draw that hard for very long so got intermittent operation. Others may get different results. There is a cutout on one side of the pod opening that allows room for the airflow control built into the pod once the pod is installed.

The bottom of the base has a rubber insert to avoid scratching when sitting it on a flat surface. The charging port is located on the bottom of the mod inside the rubber insert so you won’t be standing this one up to charge the 3200mah battery. It is rated for 5V/2A charging rate. The P60 is so thin and lightweight that I had issues with it standing up without falling over. I don’t know if it’s the rubber on the bottom or what but had it tip over a few times when placing it on my workbench.

When the P60 is first received, there is a sticker over the display that explains the button operation. This is nice so you don’t have to dig out the user manual to discover how to operate the device. Like most Innokin devices, you simply need to press the fire button 3X to turn the device on/off. Press the fire button and + button to turn the Auto-Draw on/off. Press the fire button and the – button to clear the puff counter. There is a sliding switch on the opposite side that locks the fire button and adjustment buttons but can still be fired via auto draw.

 

[hittman]

The display on this one is an OLED display measuring .69”. It’s a fairly simplistic display but I’m really ok with it. The only complaint I have is that the puff counter number is a little hard to see with my old eyes. The display has a battery level indicator, set wattage, coil resistance, and a puff counter. The fire button is a rectangle above the screen and the + and – buttons are clearly marked below the screen.

The P60 comes with two 4ml pods. One is .8 ohm and the other is .4 ohm. The resistance and recommended wattage is printed on the side of each pod. Also the insert in one is black and the other is blue to allow the user to easily differentiate between them. In the third picture below you can see that the mouthpiece on each pod is identical in size but the airflow is more restricted by the size of the inner opening of the .8 ohm coil. For me, it made trying to do an MTL with this size of molded tip was honestly a little awkward and didn’t really care for it. The RDL with the .4 ohm pod was very pleasant. Each pod has a rubber plug with an arrow on it that is located on top so you don’t have to remove the pod for filling. This is great except for the fact that the pod is nearly enclosed by the P60 which makes it quite difficult to see the liquid level when filling. In the fourth picture below you can see that the pods have a built in airflow control instead of having it built into the mod. The fill port on these pods does have a gasket to make it harder to spill while filling. I personally don’t care for these types of gaskets.

FINAL THOUGHTS:

I still have a hard time believing that Innokin was able to get a 3200mah battery in the P60. It’s a very slim and lightweight device that can be easily carried in about any pocket. I look forward to seeing what they do with this new battery technology in the future.

I was able to get over 500 puffs with the .4 ohm pod set at 40 watts. Much higher than that made the vapor too warm for me if I took a few puffs in a row. The flavor and vapor production were very good. The pods stay in very good with the four magnets and it actually takes a little effort to remove the pods and I noticed no wiggle with the pods in the opening. I honestly didn’t use the .8 ohm pod much because I found it uncomfortable to try to do an MTL with the size of the molded tip of the pod. I feel like that the mouthpiece should have been smaller on the MTL pod or even better a replaceable tip.

I normally like to break in a new coil at a lower wattage than what is recommended for it but was unable to do that with the P60 because it automatically locks you into the recommended wattage range for the specific resistance of that pod. With the .4 ohm pod, I would have liked to break in the coil at around 35 watts but couldn’t because the mod wouldn’t let me turn it below 40. It would allow me to go up as high as 60 watts and then round robin back to 40. This is something that I personally don’t like. I’m an advanced user and I want to run my devices like I want to. I can however see how this type of chipset would be beneficial for inexperienced users. Overall, the P60 is a great device but would prefer to see a couple changes.

I’d like to thank Alisa and Innokin for sending the Innokin Coolfire P60 pod mod kit for this review. As always, thanks to the readers. Below is a link to the website for your viewing pleasure.

CoolFire P60 - Vape Pod | INNOKIN®

 

[Frenkyou]

Nice Review Hitt

 

[Bigbob2322]

Great review Hitt.

 

[hittman]

Nice Review Hitt

Thank you!

Great review Hitt.

Thanks Bob!

 

[FranC]

Great review as always.

 

[dennism]

Good review, is the P60 the same as the Z60, except for battery size?

 

[hittman]

Great review as always.

Thanks Fran!

Good review, is the P60 the same as the Z60, except for battery size?

If I remember correctly, the Z60 is a mod kit and the P60 is a pod mod. The P60 is wattage only and is very compact. However, the coils are not replaceable with the included pod cartridges so that might be a concern for some.