What are your thoughts on the Innokin Disrupter?

[Bunnykiller]

Good battery life, a little bigger than other mods with similar specs. I like the interchangeable batteries and colors for customization. Good screen size and usability. Spring loaded pin allows any tank or rda, ohm reading to hundredth which is nice. The buttons seem to be backwards, the up lowers the wattage and the down lowers it which is a little weird but overall I really like it.

how do you get it to go up if both lowers it???

 

[zapped]

1. It's a LiPo battery. It lasts much longer than an 18650.

I dont know If I would go that far.

People who are using this at sub ohms are gonna be disappointed in the battery life.

As far as lasting longer than an 18650, that hasnt been my experience.

I get about 10 hours out of my AW 18650 in a Provari at 5 volts and 3ohms.

Battery life on the Disrupter with the exact same setup is actually less than that. Closer to 8 hours.

This might have something to do with the efficiency of its wattage/voltage control circuit.

Ive noticed that when this thing gets within two bars from the bottom the drop off in the battery is pretty drastic.

5 or 6 vapes and its dead after that.

 

[Lannie]

I use mechanicals mostly. But I do have a disrupter on me every day.
It's an easy to use device that has the battery life of a dual 18650 mech.

Except when you forget and leave the house without it, and then that evil little gremlin grabs it and runs around giggling hysterically.

 

[aceswired]

I dont know If I would go that far.

People who are using this at sub ohms are gonna be disappointed in the battery life.

As far as lasting longer than an 18650, that hasnt been my experience.

I get about 10 hours out of my AW 18650 in a Provari at 5 volts and 3ohms.

Battery life on the Disrupter with the exact same setup is actually less than that. Closer to 8 hours.

This might have something to do with the efficiency of its wattage/voltage control circuit.

Ive noticed that when this thing gets within two bars from the bottom the drop off in the battery is pretty drastic.

5 or 6 vapes and its dead after that.

Yes my battery drops off just below half. Dramatically. I like the device but the battery has been underwhelming to me. And I'm mostly in the 15 -20 watt range.

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[Bad Ninja]

I dont know If I would go that far.

People who are using this at sub ohms are gonna be disappointed in the battery life.

As far as lasting longer than an 18650, that hasnt been my experience.

I get about 10 hours out of my AW 18650 in a Provari at 5 volts and 3ohms.

Battery life on the Disrupter with the exact same setup is actually less than that. Closer to 8 hours.

This might have something to do with the efficiency of its wattage/voltage control circuit.

Ive noticed that when this thing gets within two bars from the bottom the drop off in the battery is pretty drastic.

5 or 6 vapes and its dead after that.

Look at the pic I posted.

I prefer dual coil drippers at around .2-.4 ohms

I'm not disappointed, I'm impressed.



And let's not compare it to a Provari.
You can get 3 disrupters for the price of a Provari without a battery.

 

[DaveP]

Anything I have gets vaped below 10 watts. I buy mods for form, function, and build quality. The battery in the Disrupter has one huge feature that attracts me. The battery itself has a USB port that allows it to charge while off the mod. That means I can plug it up in my vehicle and change to the spare. I wouldn't have to vape with a USB cable hanging off while driving.

I've learned to like compact mods that charge from USB. I spent years with a battery box full of 18650's for my Provari in the console. Now, the battery stays at home and I charge while vaping my iStick and my Innokin Cool Fire 4 in the car using USB (with a cable hanging). That's a big plus. This mod puts the cable out of your way with a simple swap.