Closing down the airflow and using a higher resistance coil such as the 1.2 ohm RPM Quartz Coil will also provide a very satisfying MTL (Mouth to Lung) vape experience which makes this versatile kit suitable for all types of vapers. Refillable pod mods, such as the Vopoo Argus Z, Vaporesso Xros Mini 3, SMOK Propod kit,and Geekvape Wenax M1 pod kit are aimed at vapers that want access to a wide variety of flavours and experiences. Refilling your own vape pods is more cost-effective and offers a huge variety of vape juice flavours and coil options to play with and find your perfect vape match! Choosing The Best Pod System The SMOK Nord 4 is powered by a 2000 mAh internal battery, charged via the Type-C USB port on the bottom of the device. This is a pretty large battery compared to other pod systems, and if you’re vaping at low-medium wattage the battery life is amazing!

If you are using a new coil for the first time, leave for 3-5 minutes after filling and before vaping, this allows for the e-liquid to reach the coil so that the coil does not burn.Nord 2:The Nord 2 device has a 1500mAh battery which can easily last for a full day of moderate vaping.

Now the RPM tank. Being an MTL vaper using high nicotine e-liquids, I was in real doubt when I saw that Smok promotes an RPM pod with a 0.4-Ohm meshed coil for that purpose. When Smok released their first Nord, the regular 1.4-Ohm coil was just perfect for high nicotine vapers like me. When Nord 2 came out, although 0.8-Ohm coil meant for MTL vaping was alright, it still wasn’t as good as the regular 1.4-Ohm and continued using the same coils. But now 0.4 Ohms? Really? The Nord 4 also has pass-through capability, which means you can vape while charging.It takes up to 80 minutes to charge the Nord 4, which can be a bit of a pain if it’s your only device. Charging the SMOK Nord 4The RPM2 coil is rated at 25-50W and I tried vaping it within this range for a while, but eventually I turned the wattage up to 55W and that’s where I liked it the most. Yeah, it’s a little outside of the recommended wattage range but it performs just fine here. Vapor is a little warmer and more to my liking than the lower wattages. The battery on the Nord 4 is an upgrade from previous Nord devices. It’s a 2000mAh battery which is pretty large for a pod vape. With the RPM coil at 25W, you can expect 2-3 days of use out of a single charge depending on how heavily you vape. The RPM2 coil requires higher wattages and if you vape it at 55W like me, you’ll end up having to recharge it midday or every day at the least. These pods are much bigger than the pods used for the Nord 2 and aren’t cross compatible. They also hold a bit more ejuice with their 4.5ml capacity. The pods have a light tint to them but seeing your ejuice level isn’t too difficult. The pods attach magnetically to the battery by way of 4 strong magnets, one on each corner of the pod. There’s no movement when the pod is inserted and it sits firmly in place. The Smok Nord 4 is the latest device in Smok’s popular Nord line of pod vapes. The Nord has been incrementally gaining new features with every iteration — the Nord 2 brought a screen, adjustable wattage up to 40W, and a larger 1500mAh battery.