VAPORESSO XROS REPLACEMENT PODS 4PC/PACK

Description

Vaporesso Xros Replacement Pods (4-PACK), featuring a 2mL refillable pod capacity, hidden top fill system, and utilizes a mesh coil heating structure. Be sure to grab your favorite nicotine salts to go along with your vape!

Vaporesso XROS Replacement Pods Features:

• 0.6 ohm Mesh Pod (Top Fill): Freebase

• 0.7 ohm Mesh Pod (Loose MTL – Side Fill): Freebase

• 0.8 ohm Mesh Pod (Top Fill) Freebase/Salt Nic

• 1.0 ohm Mesh Pod (Top Fill): Salt Nic

• 1.2 ohm Pod (Top Fill): Salt Nic

Description:
Vaporesso Xros Replacement Pods

Vaporesso XROS Replacement Pods feature a 2mL refillable pod capacity, a hidden top fill system, and a mesh coil heating structure. Constructed with a transparent juice viewing window, the XROS replacement pods allow the user to check juice levels without removing the Pod. Equipped with an integrated mesh coil, the XROS pods consist of a 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm mesh coil pod, facilitating a remote top fill system revealed by taking off the mouthpiece. A magnetic pod connection at the base allows quick and easy coil replacements while securing the 2mL Pod.

The Vaporesso XROS Replacement Pods come in a pack of four and come in a variety of resistances to cater to all your vaping needs. They feature a mesh wicking system coupled with an e-liquid viewing window. Simply remove the top black mouthpiece to expose the ports and fill your favorite e-juice.

Vaporesso XROS Replacement Pods Features:

• Top fill system (remove mouthpiece)

• 2/3mL e-liquid capacity

• E-juice viewing window

• Magnetic pod connection

• 0.6 ohm Mesh Pod (Top Fill): Freebase

• 0.7 ohm Mesh Pod (Loose MTL – Side Fill): Freebase

• 0.8 ohm Mesh Pod (Top Fill) Freebase/Salt Nic

• 1.0 ohm Mesh Pod (Top Fill): Salt Nic

• 1.2 ohm Pod (Top Fill): Salt Nic

Package Contents:

• 4 Vaporesso XROS Replacement Pods

Vaporesso XROS Pods

Included in the kit are two pods which both house a non-removable coil.

They both hold 2ml of e-liquid and have a removable mouthpiece that exposes your small filling port once removed.

The two pods have very clear markings on the base to describe what coil is enclosed, along with nice magnets to clip the Pod into the device neatly; another nice touch is the different colours of the internal seals to differentiate between the two pods.

The Red Pod being the 0.8Ω Pod, and the Black one being the 1.2Ω Pod – nice touch.

How To Fill the Vaporesso XROS Pod Mod

The XROS is fairly straightforward to re-fill; however, to fill, you first have to remove the mouthpiece, which clicks quite firmly onto the Pod, but removing it takes a little force and a bit of bending. I imagine this could damage the Pod or the mouthpiece after a while.

Because this is a non-removable coil pod, I guess it doesn’t have to last that long. But my advice would be to keep some spare mouthpieces if you damage one further down the line.

Once removed, there is a small fill port and air release hole, which is always good to see. There is also a little seal which stops e-liquid from escaping from the Pod – nice.

Here’s how to fill the Vaporesso XROS pod with e-liquid:

• Remove the Mouthpiece.

• Fill with the desired e-liquid

• Re-fit the mouthpiece

No need to remove the Pod from the device with this one which is always a good thing as it limits leaking from not being a bottom-filled pod.

The 0.8Ω XROS Mesh Pod

As an MTL vape, with the airflow all the way open, the XROS 0.8Ω Pod delivers a loose draw with a nice cloud, and the flavour is good – not great.

Lowering airflow halfway – the added airflow restriction is noticeable, and the flavour does improve slightly, with the same amount of vapour being produced.

Limiting the airflow to nothing (airflow slider pretty much shut), the XROS nails that tight MTL draws very well, and because of the mouthpiece shape, it’s doing a very good job.

The 1.2Ω XROS Mesh Pod

I could break down all three experiences, just as I have with the 0.8Ω Pod; however, there isn’t any point as the 1.2Ω XROS Mesh Pod performs pretty much the same.

Odd right? I would assume because of the smaller coil size, the restriction would be more so, even when the airflow slider is all the way open, but actually, it’s the same.