The two coils that come with the kits are a bit different with the Drag S coming with one 0.2ohm PnP coil and one 0.3ohm PnP coil while the Drag X comes with a 0.15ohm PnP coil as well as a 0.3ohm PnP coil. In the kit you get the Drag S or Drag X with a pod already installed, a USB Type-C cable for charging, a user manual and two coils.
On the front of the package is an image of the device along with some marketing highlights while on the back it lists the contents, some warnings and some basic company info. The sleeves don’t offer the most protection but both of the kits I got were received without issues. The kits come packed in white cardboard boxes without lids but thin cardboard sleeves instead. Here are my honest thoughts on the new VooPoo DRAG S & X.
VOOPOO DRAG X REVIEW MOD
It’s an extremely functional design that incorporates a single battery style mod with a refillable pod rather than a traditional tank which we seem to be seeing more and more of these days. Now they take on a somewhat familiar form, reminiscent of devices like the Vaporesso PM80 or the Geekvape Aegis Boost to name a few. These latest additions take a really significant turn in the overall design of what most people will consider a DRAG but are still made with the same quality we came to know them by. They’re actually new additions to their DRAG line of devices, the same line of devices that arguably put them on the map. Voopoo a company not just known for their quirky name released a couple of new pod devices lately.
Honest review time: The VooPoo Drag S & X
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