Here today we have the Suorin Fero 25W kit in Silver Martini sent to me by Suorin directly for the purposes of this review. Lets look at it and see what its pros and cons are shall we? Fair warning that one of the pros is also a con IMHO.
Pros:
•Small pocket friendly kit
•Sealed Pods (easy to use and maintain)
•Can take a small amount of abuse
•Great flavor
•Great form factor
Cons:
•25W max (not suitable for DTL as i have tried)
•Sealed Pods (a foul coil will mean you have to throw out the whole pod instead of just popping out the coil to replace it)
•Gorgeous Shiny Sleek finish makes it difficult to handle if you prefer to pocket your vape instead of using the included lanyard like myself.
Review:
In my short time with the Fero i have dropped it a couple of times and while it can take a couple hits and keep on truckin, it will eventually let you down if you try hard enough. Leave it to me for the sake of review purposes to attempt (albeit not on purpose) to abuse it so that y'all dont have to. I started out using the included lanyard but quickly realized it was getting in my way too much as for me it was too long. So i decided not to use it any more. Which led to my foolish self losing grip on it when doing yardwork once my hands got sweaty, which led to it getting run over once or twice by my John Deere D130 lawn mower. It survived the first one but the second one cracked the frame of it and lost use of the screen. It still works (which is amazing) but what wattage am i using right now? Well shoot thats anyones guess. I do wish it was a higher wattage kit because i love cloud chasing and this aint gonna cut it. Not at all. Even at full max 25W it's not even an RDL vape as its airflow doesn't allow for it to be an RDL kit. Its more suited for MTL than my preferred vaping style of DTL. Heck its better at MTL than even RDL.
Verdict:
It's great for what it is, but it's not a kit i would keep in rotation like i do with my vaporesso, Geekvape, lost vape or even my VOOPOO products.
Pros:
•Small pocket friendly kit
•Sealed Pods (easy to use and maintain)
•Can take a small amount of abuse
•Great flavor
•Great form factor
Cons:
•25W max (not suitable for DTL as i have tried)
•Sealed Pods (a foul coil will mean you have to throw out the whole pod instead of just popping out the coil to replace it)
•Gorgeous Shiny Sleek finish makes it difficult to handle if you prefer to pocket your vape instead of using the included lanyard like myself.
Review:
In my short time with the Fero i have dropped it a couple of times and while it can take a couple hits and keep on truckin, it will eventually let you down if you try hard enough. Leave it to me for the sake of review purposes to attempt (albeit not on purpose) to abuse it so that y'all dont have to. I started out using the included lanyard but quickly realized it was getting in my way too much as for me it was too long. So i decided not to use it any more. Which led to my foolish self losing grip on it when doing yardwork once my hands got sweaty, which led to it getting run over once or twice by my John Deere D130 lawn mower. It survived the first one but the second one cracked the frame of it and lost use of the screen. It still works (which is amazing) but what wattage am i using right now? Well shoot thats anyones guess. I do wish it was a higher wattage kit because i love cloud chasing and this aint gonna cut it. Not at all. Even at full max 25W it's not even an RDL vape as its airflow doesn't allow for it to be an RDL kit. Its more suited for MTL than my preferred vaping style of DTL. Heck its better at MTL than even RDL.
Verdict:
It's great for what it is, but it's not a kit i would keep in rotation like i do with my vaporesso, Geekvape, lost vape or even my VOOPOO products.
