Review: Innokin EQ

actually gave up on vaping for awhile until I took my chance on this one. ALL other vaporizers I've owned leaked and had to change atomizers on a constant basis for burning out or just stop working...only sad part is the pod, it does not hold much e-liquid BUT it forces me to constantly check tank for level also the tank is very dark and you need a good back light to see level...

I've tried quite abit of the pod style vapes for salt nicotine & I'd have to say this is 1 of my top 5 favorites. 1st of all the taste is probably #1, drag/draw airflow is good, consideeing there is no air flow control. However the other besf feature is it is very convenient to refill regardless what type bottle tip ur nic salt bottles are. Only con would be that it's only a 2ml pod so if u vape quite often u might have to refill every other day.

First I will mention that vapeshop seems totally legit.  I was concerned about counterfeits since they have the lowest prices, but the 8 items that I bought seem totally legit, and the ones with codes checked out.  

I have used all the Suorin vapes, and this seems to produce a thicker more dense vape at about the same temperature.  I assume the mesh coils are the secret sauce.

The instructions and user interface are horrible though; the button flashes red then white to indicate it's on after three clicks, but flashes white to indicate it's off.  And the instructions don't explain this.  I kept trying to use it when it was off, but finally figured out the secret.  BTW the instructions don't mention that this is a button activated vape; it does not sense inhalation.  And the protruding button seems likely to get dangerously pocket-pressed so I am a bit paranoid about turning it off when I put it in my pocket.  But these hassles are worth it for the high quality and battery life.  The pods are clearly much more expensive to produce than the Suorin pods with the rotate to fill and higher precision contacts.  So it seems like a good deal.