POD
Rated 0 out of 5
 6,800
 5,100
Free Liquid
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 5,400
 4,050
Free Liquid
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 5,000
 3,750
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 7,500
 5,625
Rated 0 out of 5
 7,000
 5,250
Rated 0 out of 5
 6,800
 5,100
Rated 0 out of 5
 6,000
 4,500
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 9,000
 6,750
Rated 0 out of 5
 6,200
 4,650

Vape Devices

Voopoo Vinci Q

 4,800
 3,600

Vape Devices

Uwell Caliburn GK2

 8,300
 6,225
Rated 0 out of 5
 6,500
 4,875
-14%
Rated 0 out of 5
 4,500

Vape Devices

Voopoo Drag Nano 2

 6,800
 5,100

What exactly is a Pod Vape?

A pod vape is an electronic cigarette that works with vape pods. A pod vape comprises a battery and e-liquid-filled vape pod. We sell the Koko prime pod system at Vape Direct, which takes pod vaping to the next level with variable voltage temperature control and Breathe Easy Draw-Activation.

Nicotine salts distinguish pod vapes from most other types of e-cigarettes. Pod vapes use nic salts, while sub-ohm vapes use freebase nicotine. The main advantage is twofold. First, the nic salts are smoother, making the throat hit more pleasant. Second, they increase nicotine absorption. Pod vapes are ideal for former cigarette smokers transitioning to vaping.

Pros and Cons of Pod Vapes

Here are some advantages of pod vaping over traditional vaping devices:

Pod systems are much more compact than vape mods, making them a better option for vapers who don’t want to take up a lot of pocket space with their vaping device but still want a lot of vapor production.

Simple —- Because of their simple designs, pods are extremely simple. Many pod systems lack buttons and rely on sensors to automatically detect usage and produce vapor.

Affordability —- Although pod systems vary in price, they are inexpensive and excellent e-cigarettes for budget-conscious vapers.

Nic Salts —- Only pod-style and low-wattage vapes can use nicotine salt e-liquids. This improves pod system absorption and throat hit.

However, there are a few drawbacks of Pod Vapes

Batteries —- Because pod systems have much smaller batteries than box mods and other high-powered devices, their batteries are also much smaller. A pod system may not be the best option if you’re a heavy vaper looking for a piece of hardware that you can use all day without needing to be recharged. 

Clouds —- If you enjoy producing thick vape clouds, the pod system isn’t the best option; vapor production is adequate but not enough to make thick plumes of vapor as you might expect from a cloud-chasing mod.

Nicotine —- Pods work best with e-liquids that have higher nicotine content. This isn’t ideal if you want to use nicotine-free or low-nicotine e-liquids. Some pods will work with these, but they will be more expensive.

How long do vape pods last?

That is entirely dependent on your vaping habits. If you only vape a few times per day, you will find that your vape pods last much longer than if you are a heavy user who frequently vapes throughout the day.

Although vape pods offer numerous advantages over other vaping devices, the downside is that these smaller devices hold less liquid than larger devices. If you use a vape pod, this is a reality you must accept and accommodate by carrying replacement e-liquid and pods. Fortunately, vape pods are typically small and portable, making it simple to keep a spare or two in a pocket or purse.

Do you want to try Caliburn pods?

Our Caliburn pod series is available as a standalone device and has two kit options, Standard and Deluxe. The Koko is a square-shaped pod device with a built-in 520mAh battery and a maximum output of 11W. The Koko is a draw-activated device that employs refillable pods with 1.4ohm coil resistance.

Uwell has consistently released excellent kits and tanks, such as the Nunchaku 2 vape pen, Valyrian 2 tank, and Amulet vape watch.

The Koko pod comes with new 1.2ohm pods, two of which are included in the box. These have a red base to distinguish them from the original Caliburn pods, which have a black base. If you still have Caliburn pods, you’ll be relieved to know they’ll work in the Koko. The Koko pods will work in the Caliburn as well.

Difference between Caliburn Koko and Koko pod

The Caliburn Koko is very similar to the Caliburn. The new pods have a warmer draw, but if you already have the Caliburn and want a more generous interest, you can buy them separately.

If you own Caliburn, the Koko isn’t much different, and I wouldn’t recommend purchasing it. If you don’t, the Koko is a fantastic pod device that produces warm vapor and a loose MTL draw with a satisfying throat hit.

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