Pod Vape Reviews

The Knight 40 has adjustable wattage, which can be set up to 40W, and it can be used for both MTL and DL vaping. But is it good?

Should you get the Freemax Galex Nano? I break-down its design, features, battery life, and performance, so that you can decide for yourself.

The Geekvape AU will fire at up to 20W and features a built-in 800mAh battery that recharges with Type-C charging. But how does it perform?

The Obelisk U uses new “U Cartridges”, which are compatible with many of Geekvape’s new products. Is this a pod vape worth considering?

Does the Mi-Pod Pro+ live up to the hype, or is it a pod device that you should pass on? Learn what you need to know in this review.

The Innokin Klypse fires at up to 16W and has a built in 700mAh battery that is rechargeable with Type C charging. But is it worth getting?

The Vinci Pod SE is a very simple device that was made with ease-of-use as its number one priority. But how is the flavor and performance?

The IORE Prime is a simple device that is meant for MTL vaping. But how does it perform, and is it a device that is worth picking up? 

The Innokin Sceptre 2 is meant for MTL and RDL vapers, but should you get it? Find out everything that you need to know in this review.

Does the Cravat live up to the strong reputation that Uwell has built with their Caliburn series of pod vapes? Find out in this review.