Hello Fellow Vapers,
My first review for a VapX device, the Geyser S pod-mod. I do own their first device the 21700 Geyser, which is a really nice pod-mod, let's see how the Geyser S keeps up its name.
Specifications:
In the Box:
1x Geyser S Mod
1x Geyser S Pod
2x XCoil Model 10
1x User Manual
1x Type-C cable
Review:
Straight out of the box I felt that this device is uniquely shaped and it feels very well made, great build-quality. Its a small pod-mod, but it just feels so good in the hand. With its Aluminum Alloy and plastic built it is light-weight as well.
All buttons feel well placed and the fire-button with its rectangular shape is quite big for such device, very comfortable fire.
Below a size comparison with the Aegis Boost Pro and Innokin Kroma-Z:
When turning on the device I straight away knew how to use this thing as the UI looks very similar to Geekvape Solo/Legend, just different background colors. It is however much more limited. Very nice UI, and the screen is large and clear to see all details, very vibrant.
There is only VW available and the only things next to that are adjusting screen brightness (firebutton + up or down) reset puff counter (3x firebutton, up, hold firebutton and lock/unlock the device (hold up and down for 2 sec, can still fire when locked). Have to say that this device fired up very fast, instantly. It can be used up to 50W and does round back to 5W once reached 50W. It scrolls fast when held down and 0.5 increments is OK, but for MTL fine-tuning I prefer 0.1 increments.
1500mAh is not massive, but the device charges within 40-45 minutes. I am able to get around 80 puffs at 40W, once it reaches the last stripe in the battery bar the output goes significantly down, outputting only up to 15W, no constant output on this device. It charging so quickly makes it not bothering for mw that I am only able to get 80 puffs. USB-C is always a pro these days, but is becomes an industry standard.
Like the way they designed the pod-connection, it slides into place with a rail type of system and click into place strongly with a ball-bearing that connects with the pod. To remove the pod simply push it out on the opposite side of the airflow.
Pod is full visible because of this system and there are no issues seeing the liquid inside the pod. The top-fill is comfortable, and the plug is easily openable, also without nails (like I have). Big pro on the 510 drip-tip, just use any drip-tip I like, but the one included is proper for a RDL vape.
3.2ml is OK, could have been bigger considering the coils that are used for the pod. When vaping at 45W juice needs to be refilled quite frequently.
Adjustable honeycomb airflow which sounds very smooth. It is easily adjustable and has a nice restriction to it, which is a good thing, so it does not move too easily on its own. It is possible to get a very tight MTL draw as well, which I love. Fully open it provides more than enough air for the coils included. I like it best halfway open.
Both coils in the packaging are the same coils; 0.25ohm Kanthal mesh (35-45W). These coils are pretty much identical to the Geekvape Boost coils, and I did put in a Geekvape coil and its a perfect fit. From what I see on the VapX website there is two available for this device. Strangely enough for me they did not include the 0.6ohm mesh MTL coil in the kit. Did use it as MTL with the Geekvape B-Coil 0.6ohm which have exactly the same stats, and it just vaped really well, nice and tight draw.
Have to say that VapX produces some great coils, also on the first Geyser I was very impressed by the cloud and flavor production on their coils. Same with the included 10X coils, very flavorful and dense clouds, love them.
Conclusion:
A tiny little pod-mod that vapes very well with great flavor, enjoyed using it much. Overall form-factor is feeling really proper and looks stunning. Like the pod-lock mechanism, something I have not seen before. Device works very well and reacts quickly; it has a very nice UI and is easy to navigate through.
What I am missing in the kit is an MTL coil, it’s a pity that the coils provided are the same. I am quite sure this device is also a really good MTL one after testing a Geekvape coil, the airflow allows for restricted MTL. Capacity could have been a bit better, especially when using the low-ohm coil.
Battery performance is OK for such small battery, it charging so fast is great. This is a good pod-mod for those that are starting to explore DTL vaping, it’s a good starter kit and won’t disappoint. So far I enjoyed both Geysers, and I believe VapX will be bringing out some exciting stuff in the future. My preference still goes out to the larger original Geyser simply because it supports higher wattage coils as well and powers on with an external 21700.
It is available on most websites for around 35$. In case you need more information on this kit, here is the link to the VapX website:
Vapx | Geyser S
Thank you for reading, hope it was worth your valuable time
Take care,
Sjoerd
My first review for a VapX device, the Geyser S pod-mod. I do own their first device the 21700 Geyser, which is a really nice pod-mod, let's see how the Geyser S keeps up its name.
Specifications:
In the Box:
1x Geyser S Mod
1x Geyser S Pod
2x XCoil Model 10
1x User Manual
1x Type-C cable
Review:
Straight out of the box I felt that this device is uniquely shaped and it feels very well made, great build-quality. Its a small pod-mod, but it just feels so good in the hand. With its Aluminum Alloy and plastic built it is light-weight as well.
All buttons feel well placed and the fire-button with its rectangular shape is quite big for such device, very comfortable fire.
Below a size comparison with the Aegis Boost Pro and Innokin Kroma-Z:
When turning on the device I straight away knew how to use this thing as the UI looks very similar to Geekvape Solo/Legend, just different background colors. It is however much more limited. Very nice UI, and the screen is large and clear to see all details, very vibrant.
There is only VW available and the only things next to that are adjusting screen brightness (firebutton + up or down) reset puff counter (3x firebutton, up, hold firebutton and lock/unlock the device (hold up and down for 2 sec, can still fire when locked). Have to say that this device fired up very fast, instantly. It can be used up to 50W and does round back to 5W once reached 50W. It scrolls fast when held down and 0.5 increments is OK, but for MTL fine-tuning I prefer 0.1 increments.
1500mAh is not massive, but the device charges within 40-45 minutes. I am able to get around 80 puffs at 40W, once it reaches the last stripe in the battery bar the output goes significantly down, outputting only up to 15W, no constant output on this device. It charging so quickly makes it not bothering for mw that I am only able to get 80 puffs. USB-C is always a pro these days, but is becomes an industry standard.
Like the way they designed the pod-connection, it slides into place with a rail type of system and click into place strongly with a ball-bearing that connects with the pod. To remove the pod simply push it out on the opposite side of the airflow.
Pod is full visible because of this system and there are no issues seeing the liquid inside the pod. The top-fill is comfortable, and the plug is easily openable, also without nails (like I have). Big pro on the 510 drip-tip, just use any drip-tip I like, but the one included is proper for a RDL vape.
3.2ml is OK, could have been bigger considering the coils that are used for the pod. When vaping at 45W juice needs to be refilled quite frequently.
Adjustable honeycomb airflow which sounds very smooth. It is easily adjustable and has a nice restriction to it, which is a good thing, so it does not move too easily on its own. It is possible to get a very tight MTL draw as well, which I love. Fully open it provides more than enough air for the coils included. I like it best halfway open.
Both coils in the packaging are the same coils; 0.25ohm Kanthal mesh (35-45W). These coils are pretty much identical to the Geekvape Boost coils, and I did put in a Geekvape coil and its a perfect fit. From what I see on the VapX website there is two available for this device. Strangely enough for me they did not include the 0.6ohm mesh MTL coil in the kit. Did use it as MTL with the Geekvape B-Coil 0.6ohm which have exactly the same stats, and it just vaped really well, nice and tight draw.
Have to say that VapX produces some great coils, also on the first Geyser I was very impressed by the cloud and flavor production on their coils. Same with the included 10X coils, very flavorful and dense clouds, love them.
Conclusion:
A tiny little pod-mod that vapes very well with great flavor, enjoyed using it much. Overall form-factor is feeling really proper and looks stunning. Like the pod-lock mechanism, something I have not seen before. Device works very well and reacts quickly; it has a very nice UI and is easy to navigate through.
What I am missing in the kit is an MTL coil, it’s a pity that the coils provided are the same. I am quite sure this device is also a really good MTL one after testing a Geekvape coil, the airflow allows for restricted MTL. Capacity could have been a bit better, especially when using the low-ohm coil.
Battery performance is OK for such small battery, it charging so fast is great. This is a good pod-mod for those that are starting to explore DTL vaping, it’s a good starter kit and won’t disappoint. So far I enjoyed both Geysers, and I believe VapX will be bringing out some exciting stuff in the future. My preference still goes out to the larger original Geyser simply because it supports higher wattage coils as well and powers on with an external 21700.
It is available on most websites for around 35$. In case you need more information on this kit, here is the link to the VapX website:
Vapx | Geyser S
Thank you for reading, hope it was worth your valuable time
Take care,
Sjoerd
