I was given this vaporesso luxe Q pod for the purpose of this review. Thanks, Lilia and sourcemore!
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Details:
Dimensions: 91.85 x 26 x 16.5mm
Pod capacity: 2 mls
Pod: 0.80 and 1.20 ohms mesh pods
Battery: 1,000 mAh
Charging: Type C
In the box, you get the Luxe Q with the 0.80 ohm pod installed, plus the 1.20 ohm replacement, a charging cable, owner’s manual, warranty card and anti-counterfeit info.
I received the Luxe Q a few days ago and have had a little time to get acquainted. First, I charged it. The light indicates battery level, green for 70-100%, blue for 30-70%, and red for 0-30% This one was on blue when I plugged it in, and charged up by the time I checked on it, maybe half an hour. I've used mostly the 0.8 pod, and the battery lasts me most of the day, plenty of hours on a full charge for an afternoon outing.
The charging cable is pretty nice, too. It’s got a woven cloth covering, reinforced ends. It doesn’t stay all kinked up like the plastic coated ones tend to do.
The pod is top fill. You snap the drip tip off – push it front to back – and the fill hole is an X cut. It’s tiny, which is fine for pointy juice bottle tips, but the rounded style are going to be a struggle. I’ll give it one con for the tiny hole, but one plus for the X cut, because that seems to keep the juice where it belongs.
The airflow, they say, can be adjusted by turning the pod around. I found there to be very little difference between the two sides air-wise. On the tighter side, the draw is a not very tight MTL on the 0.80 pod, and fairly tight on the 1.20 pod.
The pod is magnet-secured and pops right in, stays right in. You can’t replace the coil, you have to replace the whole pod. And to me, that’s generally a con. But I will allow for this set up, and I’ll tell you why. This is the exact type of super simple set up I would offer to anyone wishing to try to quit smoking with vaping. It’s also a fantastic device for chore day, or any time you need something small and/or stealthy and pocket friendly. It’s not something that would be my main device – if it were, not having replaceable coils would be an issue. But for grab-and-go, it’s lightweight and easy for the win.
Being draw-activated is a huge plus for this type of device. It’s the perfect size to pop in a pocket, even the ridiculously small pockets on women’s clothing, but it’s not so tiny it gets lost every time I take my eyes off of it, and I never have to worry about shutting it off. Nobody wants to 5 click on, 5 click off when they’re taking the trash out. It’s as close to a Goldilocks pod as I’ve seen.
You can purchase the Vaporesso Luxe Q kit at Sourcemore for $32.90, and a 2 pack of pods is $5.69.
And don't forget your code - DEROSE.
Thanks for reading, and thanks, Sourcemore and Lila!
First, check this out - 8% off sitewide (excludes clearance and sale items) with code DEROSE!
Details:
Dimensions: 91.85 x 26 x 16.5mm
Pod capacity: 2 mls
Pod: 0.80 and 1.20 ohms mesh pods
Battery: 1,000 mAh
Charging: Type C
In the box, you get the Luxe Q with the 0.80 ohm pod installed, plus the 1.20 ohm replacement, a charging cable, owner’s manual, warranty card and anti-counterfeit info.
I received the Luxe Q a few days ago and have had a little time to get acquainted. First, I charged it. The light indicates battery level, green for 70-100%, blue for 30-70%, and red for 0-30% This one was on blue when I plugged it in, and charged up by the time I checked on it, maybe half an hour. I've used mostly the 0.8 pod, and the battery lasts me most of the day, plenty of hours on a full charge for an afternoon outing.
The charging cable is pretty nice, too. It’s got a woven cloth covering, reinforced ends. It doesn’t stay all kinked up like the plastic coated ones tend to do.
The pod is top fill. You snap the drip tip off – push it front to back – and the fill hole is an X cut. It’s tiny, which is fine for pointy juice bottle tips, but the rounded style are going to be a struggle. I’ll give it one con for the tiny hole, but one plus for the X cut, because that seems to keep the juice where it belongs.
The airflow, they say, can be adjusted by turning the pod around. I found there to be very little difference between the two sides air-wise. On the tighter side, the draw is a not very tight MTL on the 0.80 pod, and fairly tight on the 1.20 pod.
The pod is magnet-secured and pops right in, stays right in. You can’t replace the coil, you have to replace the whole pod. And to me, that’s generally a con. But I will allow for this set up, and I’ll tell you why. This is the exact type of super simple set up I would offer to anyone wishing to try to quit smoking with vaping. It’s also a fantastic device for chore day, or any time you need something small and/or stealthy and pocket friendly. It’s not something that would be my main device – if it were, not having replaceable coils would be an issue. But for grab-and-go, it’s lightweight and easy for the win.
Being draw-activated is a huge plus for this type of device. It’s the perfect size to pop in a pocket, even the ridiculously small pockets on women’s clothing, but it’s not so tiny it gets lost every time I take my eyes off of it, and I never have to worry about shutting it off. Nobody wants to 5 click on, 5 click off when they’re taking the trash out. It’s as close to a Goldilocks pod as I’ve seen.
You can purchase the Vaporesso Luxe Q kit at Sourcemore for $32.90, and a 2 pack of pods is $5.69.
And don't forget your code - DEROSE.
Thanks for reading, and thanks, Sourcemore and Lila!
