Spyros Papamichail
My first attempt at vaping came back in 2009 on some of the first cigalikes to ever reach Europe. A couple of attempts -- and vaping tech generations later -- I managed to quit smoking in 2016, and have since then developed somewhat of an obsession with all things vaping. When I am not consuming vape reviews I am either tinkering my NBA fantasy teams or playing board games with friends.
The H80s and E60 are VOOPOO's latest entries in the DRAG line. While they come in different shapes, they have a lot in common. Read our review to find out more.
The LUXE QS is VAPORESSO’s follow-up to the excellent LUXE Q. Read our review to find out if it is a worthy sequel to one of the best MTL pods of 2021.
The Voopoo Drag Q is an MTL-first AIO that comes with many new fresh ideas. Read our review to find out how these ideas are implemented.
The Innokin Klypse is an award-winning pod vape that focuses on ease of use. Don’t skip this one if you are a smoker looking to quit.
The H1 is the latest pod system of the Geekvape Wenax line. Read our review to find out why it’s a step ahead of its competition!
The Geekvape Wenax M1 is a compact vape pen that focuses on ease of use. It comes with a 800 mAh battery and takes 2 mL pods in two resistances, 0.8 and 1.2 ohm.
The Vinci Q is Voopoo’s latest beginner-friendly pod vape. It takes replaceable 2 mL pods, houses a 900 mAh battery, and is draw and button-activated.
The Mi-Pod 2.0 comes with a larger battery and updated 0.9-ohm pods. The four available designs are called the “Awakening Collection” and are inspired by sacred geometry.
The Uwell Caliburn G2 comes with a series of updates over the original. It features fully adjustable airflow, a larger 750 mAh battery, haptic feedback, and a new entry to the UN2 line of coils.
The Uwell AK2 features a 520 mAh battery, hits up to 15 watts, and takes the A2 pods. But it is more than just a square Caliburn—read our review to find out why.
