This is the official April Pod Rankings video. Many pods are leaving, few pods are staying ( actually a bunch stay as well so it’s whatever ), and Disposables! Cube Boom? Milk Puff? who is naming these?
A few wildcards this time around, I didn’t expect to see a disposable and a SMOK in the final 5 but… here we are.
Not much else to say about the Sinbad Vapors Gemini Dual Pod System. Great idea, poor execution. Other than looking cool, there isn’t much of a good vape to be had with the Gemini. It’s a flat, flavorless, cold vape.
Still better than a cigarette.
The Caliburn G2 coil heads are notorious for being messy. While I have had the occasional messy pod, they do stay clean for the most part. The Caliburn GK2 uses the same pods and coil heads from the Caliburn G2.
The Uwell Caliburn GK2 device itself is pretty rad, it’s much less slender than the other Caliburn AK2 ( Koko ) but still offers a nice hand-feel, and is honestly so lightweight, that you could easily rock it on a lanyard.
Man this Airscream AirsPops Pro Pod is really a damn thing. I’ve used all manner of pods over the years. Probably hundreds of them. This one has really swept me off my feet in a big way.
The draw ( as I said in the video ) is circling perfection. Med/Tight draw, really good flavor, really good auto-switch. I don’t love the power-down feature, but I believe that to be a UK regulation, so I’m not going to hold it against it too badly.
Uwell kinda killed it with this Kalmia pod. FYI I shot this video over 2 weeks ago and it’s still banging along proudly. Flavor hasn’t dipped, quality hasn’t dipped. The one Kalmia Pod battery still has a slightly stiffer airflow, but honestly after using it so much it’s nowhere near a deal-breaker, especially if you are after a tighter draw.
This is what I would consider to be a “tight” draw. Nothing open or loose about it. The Kalmia pod is a hair-trigger.
The vape from the Surge Ultrasonic Pod is objectively enjoyable. This is the best implementation of this technology I’ve seen so far. I said in the video it was “indistinguishable” from a mesh vape. I mean that it’s close to the same quality, just not as warm.
The size compared to the JUUL and even compared to some other smaller pods out there like the Wenax K1, is pretty “big and clunky” feeling. The pods vape really really nice, I just wish I enjoyed any of the flavors very much. Nice to see LOWER nicotine in a pre-filled pod.
The first thing I wanna say is these Pebble pod coil heads vape AWESOME. Like truly truly awesome. Caliburn / Doric / Wenax levels of awesome. The form factor of the Inmood Pebble pod, while comfy, is overall a little bit odd and I find myself not enjoying it as much as some other more slender pods. Purely personal preference.
Open airflow rocks, the tight airflow rocks.
February 2022 Pods Ranked. Not too many surprises really, but a few wild-cards that are messing things up. Still loving the Pebble, like the G2 it feels “overclocked” to me sometimes. Otherwise, I stand by everything I said in these rankings. All pods mentioned have a review below.
Despite first seeing the Inmood Revolve pod and thinking how gimmicky it felt, it actually kinda turned around and surprised me. It’s not an ideal shape, it’s a unique shape. It’s also much heavier than most any other pod out there.
It’s a pocket, purse, backpack kinda pod. One of the things I enjoy about pods is being able to hold them in my front chest pocket. Never really been an issue before this Revolve pod. It’s not chest-pocket friendly.
Yeah, the Uwell PopReel N1 pod won me over in a severe way. I don’t always love a tight draw like this. I don’t love it on the SMOK SOLUS or that Vinci Q, but The Popreel is really quite enjoyable.
I’m using a 60% VG 12mg traditional nic e-liquid in here. Zero issues at all. It stays fairly clean if you wipe up after every fill. It’s also lightweight enough for hands-free use. Bonus points.
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