Innokin Lift Box Review

 　　The review of the new Innokin Lift Box is finally complete! I previously wrote an article titled: INNOKIN Lift Box Bottom-Fill Usage Review, which you can check out if you're interested. The arrival of bottom-fill boxes has resolved many pain points for users of dripping atomizers. The popularity of the "squeeze bottle" has shown a considerable number of laid-back users, but our laziness knows no bounds; frequently squeezing the bottom-fill bottle can be tiring for the hands. To meet user demands, the Innokin Lift Box tells us that from now on, you only need to press the fire button!

  　　The biggest highlight of the Lift Box is its new bottom-fill unlocking method. This device uses negative pressure to generate airflow, pushing e-liquid to the heating wire of the atomizer. During the vaping process, the e-liquid is automatically added, allowing you to vape without having to perform any additional actions. There is a dial on the top of the e-liquid bottle that allows you to adjust the amount of e-liquid being fed into the atomizer; the larger the airflow, the more e-liquid is injected. Moreover, compared to traditional cotton or fiber wick methods, the Lift Box uses stainless steel for e-liquid delivery, which completely avoids the gradual decline in e-liquid flow speed over time.

    　　The dimensions of the Innokin Lift Box main unit are 85mm x 53mm x 26mm, and it weighs 172g, making it a comfortable size to hold. It feels more substantial than ordinary bottom-fill boxes. The main unit's panel and shell are made using an oxidation sandblasting process, giving it a delicate feel while fundamentally eliminating the possibility of becoming a "fingerprint collector." The back features a carbon fiber panel, significantly enhancing the grip and reducing slippage when held.   　　Opening the outer cover reveals the battery compartment and e-liquid chamber. Above the e-liquid chamber is the e-liquid flow regulator. The innovative negative pressure e-liquid delivery system automatically feeds e-liquid when the user inhales from the atomizer. According to Joker and previous reviews, the smaller the hole aligned with the regulator, the more e-liquid is drawn in, but unfortunately, this point is not directly mentioned in the manual.   　　To be honest, the reason it took me over half a month to write this feedback is that my box has not consistently delivered enough e-liquid automatically when I inhale from the atomizer, even though I adjusted the atomizer's airflow to the minimum to maximize the draw resistance, and even switched to a single coil 0.35 ohm wire... I recall Joker demonstrating continuous draws without running out of e-liquid during a live stream; perhaps it’s due to different atomizers and wire resistances affecting the inhalation method.   　　Despite these shortcomings, I would still be willing to purchase it because it is a practical bottom-fill box. The design utilizing negative pressure for automatic bottom-filling is quite impressive. I hope the manufacturer, Innokin, can further update the design and produce a new generation of bottom-fill boxes based on this automatic filling principle, with stronger e-liquid delivery and no leaking issues, ideally paired with an atomizer suitable for automatic bottom-filling. I look forward to it!   　　The 510 connector of the main unit is designed specifically for laid-back users; simply remove the atomizer to add e-liquid, eliminating the need for the usual bottom-fill tube and cap modifications. However, it is important to note that when removing the atomizer, do not turn the device upside down, as the 510 connector does not have a sealing mechanism, and e-liquid will slowly leak out. I hope this leaking issue can be resolved in the future!!!   　　The fire button is designed to be quite large, occupying about 80% of the side area. Pressing the fire button three times will cycle the power indicator through red, orange, and green, after which it can be used normally. It features full power output with chip protection, providing not only a massive vapor production but also a smooth output characteristic of mechanical devices.   　　The arrival of the Lift Box signifies a breakthrough in bottom-fill boxes, unlocking a new way for users to enjoy them. This represents the imminent arrival of the fully automatic bottom-fill box era.   　　In summary, let me first mention what I consider shortcomings.   　　1. Although the fire button is large and comfortable to press, it is not positioned in the usual thumb or index finger pressing area. It is located below, opposite the atomizer. According to the typical grip of a squeeze box, my thumb has to reach down to press the fire button, which is uncomfortable. Only by flipping it over and using the other four fingers to press can it feel comfortable. This requires some adjustment.   　　2. There is no fire lock. However, this is not too important, as pressing the fire button three times can easily turn it on and off, which is quite convenient.   　　3. Care must be taken when cleaning the e-liquid bottle, as no one wants to splash water on any electrodes or chips while washing it with warm water. Additionally, there may still be some residual flavor after cleaning, which could be uncomfortable for those who are particular. Therefore, it would be great if the e-liquid bottle could be designed for easier disassembly, and if an extra bottle could be provided, so that even if one is cleaned and dried, a replacement could be used immediately.   　　4. E-liquid may accumulate at the bottom of the atomizer, requiring periodic cleaning. Adding a gasket could solve this issue. However, the bottom-fill screw is not very long, making it difficult to reach; I had to slightly loosen the screw to resolve it. If a gasket is added, unless it is very thin, it may be even harder to reach.   　　5. The siphoning efficiency still needs improvement. I had no issues using a Hadaly, but that atomizer is only a 22mm flavor-focused single coil with less cotton and the cotton is not far from the bottom, plus it has high draw resistance. A 24mm atomizer with a more open airflow may have issues with efficiency.   　　I have mentioned five issues I encountered during use, but I am not here to criticize this box.   　　Advantages:   　　1. The overall craftsmanship is excellent; although it is generally square, the various rounded edges make it feel very comfortable to hold. I do not understand the craftsmanship, but it makes the box feel very nice to touch.   　　2. Chip protection; many bottom-fill devices are purely mechanical, making it difficult for new players to experience bottom-filling without concerns. This box has no issues.   　　3. The core feature, siphoning.   　　I do not want to elaborate on the principle of siphoning or its convenience; it has been discussed to death.   　　The significance of this product far exceeds the product itself.