Clutch X18 | Everything I Wanted

It’s hard not to love the Clutch X18, man. It’s kind of everything I wanted in a dual battery version of the Clutch. Mike and Signature tips I feel have taken Dovpo manufacturing to a pretty great level. All the fit and finish in this mod are tip-top and everything in the Clutch x18 works perfectly. Though I haven’t tested the fuses yet. Maybe I should?

Chances are if you’re watching this you have either already purchased one and want me to tell you it’s rad, or you are looking for someone to just push you over the ledge. Let me be that person. The Clutch X18 is rad as hell.

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Vapor Giant Kronos 2S | 2021 RTA

I don’t often get to review “cool” RE: Non-China stuff so much anymore, so forgive me for taking this Kronos 2S video so long. I don’t want to condense down what I said in the video but the TLDR of this is: It’s awesome, completely. The Kronos 2S does MTL really well and very tight, it also does restricted lung very well and very restricted. The construction and machining are pretty tip-top.

Even though it’s been a few years, this still feels like a Vapor Giant product to me. Crazy easy to build, mostly simple to wick. It’s a really smart design IMO.

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SAKERZ Sub Tank | Ain’t That A Thing

If you are a fan of the Falcon and Falcon King sub tank, chances are you will like these coil heads as well. The SAKERZ sub tank doesn’t look or feel like a Falcon tank, but the SAKERZ coil heads certainly feel like Falcon / Horizon tech coil heads.

The SAKERZ sub tank certainly isn’t bad, in fact, I like the top fill design of it much more than the Crown 5. The SAKERZ two-in-one mesh coil heads also vape pretty awesome. Solid contenter modern tank, nothing really new or groundbreaking to see there.

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GeekVape Z50 Kit | Here’s The Thing

When your expectations are low, there is nowhere to go but up. Turns out this GeekVape Z50 kit is kinda rad as hell for a little single ( internal ) battery device / sub tank combo. The Z “nano” Tank is slick and slender. The B Coil heads vape like the P and Z coil heads, which is to say they vape great.

And here’s the thing, I’m surprised at how much I am using this and how much I like it. Just a quick, snappy, reliable, satisfying vape. GeekVape overall has stepped up their fit and finish / techy feeling game lately. Even though this looks visually like a product from years ago, the quality overall is much much better these days.

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Drop Solo1.5 | Single Coil RDA

This one is a tough one for me. As I said in the video, didn’t care terribly for the OG Drop ( didn’t like the deck ) the OG Drop Solo was a bit more enjoyable. The Drop 1.5 wasn’t AMAZING ( mostly the deck complaint ) and finally, when we land at the Drop Solo 1.5 ( Single Coil RDA ) I can’t help but feel like we have seen this deck for like ….a decade now.

In my opinion, it is an outdated design that really offers no benefits except for really really bent coil leads. They could have done this 10 different ways and all of them would have been better than what we got with the Drop Solo 1.5.

On the upside the flavor can be bangin, and it looks real slick.

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GeekVape Obelisk AIO 60 – Hold up

Slick, Techy, Finished, Well-vaping are all words I would use to describe the GeekVape Obelisk 60 AIO. The “P” coil heads vape identically to the “Z” coil heads, which is to say good. Airflow feels hollow-ish, but really my big gripe is the filling.

The filling / visualization of liquid the Geekvape Obelisk AIO 60 just kinda blows. This isn’t my first rodeo, I’ve used probably thousands of coil head based tanks. This is the first time in a long time I got a legit dry coil head hit. This is why I use RTA’s or drip with an RDA. AIO’s are a necessity for a lot of people, and thankfully there are some better ones out there than this.

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Crown 5 Kit – Good…but

The Crown 5 Tank is still a banger, I don’t love the awkward top fill, but it’s not a dealbreaker because the thing vapes awesome. I still do love the mod part of this Crown 5 Kit. Standing on it’s own, it’s pretty solid. Like I said in the video, the door does creak sometimes and there is some play side to side.

When you start comparing this to other recent mods like the Aegis Legend 2, this starts feeling a little cheaper. Still solid, just not as finished and polished if you know what I mean.

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SUORIN Air Pro – Hey now

Suorin has come a long way since I last tried their products. This Suorin Air Pro is worlds better than I remember Suorin being. Full rich flavorful coil heads, Smooth ( but more loose ) draw, nice sized battery and pod.

It’s kinda hard to not dig the Suorin Air Pro. Even with the slightly bigger size, I really like having that bigger battery. The pods / coil heads seem to have a very very average life. The Suorin Air Pro pods start off REALLY strong and crispy and flavorful. After 3-4 pods the flavor dips a little and the crispy drops a little. It settles into a highly decent vape for the rest of its life. No shopping links allowed.

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The Boxer Classic – DNA100c – Single 21700

As I said in the video, If you haven’t held or tried a 3D Printed mod recently, give it another shot. Maybe I’m late to the party here, but 3D printing really has come a long way. This feels like a finished consumer product and much more durable than “home 3D Printed” devices in the past.

DNA100C is pretty snappy and nice, it can do a lot that I don’t care about, but I know lots of people will. I wish it had a solid bypass mode and I wish the UI wasn’t so awful.

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VooPoo Vinci TWO and TWO X

The original VINCI was the first mod/pod that I ever felt the auto draw on a lung hit, it was awesome. It’s still awesome, it’s just a little “sputtery” in my experience with it on the V2.

This is far and away the most finished, polished Vinci that VooPoo has done. The Vinci Two and the Vinci Two X are both solid feeling devices. The 6.5ml capacity is great and the final vape from the PNP coils are pretty great.

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