The Tix Pod kit was sent to me for review directly from Rincoe (check it out here). This is a small open pod system that’s very similar in style to the Artery Pal 2 but with slight design differences and other different features. So let’s talk about it!
Pod Vape
Pod devices are typically very small vape products that use a removable “pod” to hold e-liquid. Some pods are refillable and some are not.
Pod devices are great for a few reasons:
- Easy to use for beginners
- Tiny and portable
- Good for high-nicotine (more nicotine & shorter hits)
- Produces less vapor (for discreet vaping)
The biggest drawback to pod devices is that they don’t deliver as much flavor as higher-powered devices. And while that might be true, the newest devices deliver pretty good flavor and they’re getting better all the time.
Aspire AVP All in One Pod Vape Review + Comparisons
The Aspire AVP all-in-one was sent to me for review from AspireVapeCo.com. You can get it here. This is a new all-in-one pod system developed by Aspire. Let’s check it out!
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Joyetech Exceed Grip Review
The Joyetech Exceed Grip Starter Kit (affiliate) was sent to me for review from HeavenGifts.com. This is an upgraded version of the original Exceed device. It’s a small kit with a unique look that uses replaceable mesh coils in the pod cartridges.
Vladdin RE Review
The Vladdin RE is the refillable version of Vladdin’s original device. Get it here (affiliate). It’s basically the same thing as the original, just that the RE comes with refillable pods. The original Vladdin can also use the newer refillable pods, so if you have one those, now you can refill it with your own liquid.
It’s a sleek, compact, stick device that caters to high-nicotine e-juice, especially salt-nic, which is really popular right now. Interestingly, Vladdin also mentions that their device is great for THC and CBD e-juice. I haven’t tried it like that, but anyway, let’s take a look at it!
Smok Nord Review
The Smok Nord was sent to me for review from VapeSourcing.com. This is a really cool looking pod device from Smok that you would think is designed for tight-draw vaping, but it isn’t!
Augvape Lyfe Pod Vape Review
The Lyfe Pod was sent to me for review from Augvape. So, as you can see, Augvape has entered the pod game! This is a tiny and basic pod system designed for beginners.
Here are some places you can get it (affiliate)
- VaporDNA.com – $24.99
- ElementVape.com – $24.95
- ElementVape.com Replacement Pods – $9.95
Vaporesso Zero Pod Device Review
The Vaporesso Zero was sent to me for review from HeavenGifts.com. You can get it here (affiliate). This is a draw-activated pod device, but there’s a whole bunch of unique features that really set this one apart from other pod devices.
Myuz Astora Pod Vape Review
The Myuz Astora was sent to me for review from VapeSourcing.com. Get it here (affiliate). It’s a slick pod device designed by MyVapors.com from California and it’s manufactured in China.
Eleaf Elven Pod Kit Review
The Elven Pod device (affiliate) was sent to me for review from VapeSourcing.com. This is a very simple and small stick-device designed for mainly for high-nicotine vaping. Specs: Size: 100mm (tall) x 20mm (wide) x 10mm (thick) Weight: 120 grams Material: Aluminum Alloy + Plastic Battery Capacity: Built-in 360mAh Battery Power Range: 5W-15W Pod Capacity: … Read more Eleaf Elven Pod Kit Review
NJOY Ace Kit Pod Review
NJOY was one of the few vape companies who actually had a really good Black Friday deal going on, so I bought this Ace kit for only $1. Well, it was $5 with shipping, but still a great deal.
So if you’re not familiar with NJOY, they are an independent company, not owned by Big Tobacco. And they’ve been in the vape game for a long time. In 2010, they won a lawsuit against the FDA that prevented the FDA from regulating vape products as drugs or medical devices. They played a big role in allowing vaping to be the industry it is today.
They aren’t nearly as popular as they once were, but they’re one of the only independent brands that aren’t owned by tobacco that you can actually find in gas stations and convenience stores. I’ve always been a big fan of their products, so I’m excited to talk about their new Ace kit.