vvild V1 Plus Review: The Pod Vape Backed by Lao Luo and Edison Chen—How Good Is It?
Hello everyone.
Today, I bring you the review of the vvild V1 Plus.
It is endorsed by Edison Chen.
This pod vape is a major fashion element.
It is younger in terms of packaging and product design.
It has never lacked attention and traffic.
This pod vape with a golden key, how does it perform?
Let's take a look together.
Packaging.
I received the vvild V1 Plus.
The packaging design is simple and stylish.
The stripes on the front resemble a gift box.
Below is the vvild logo.
The back has device parameters.
And a warning against selling to minors.
The opening mechanism for the top and bottom covers has a slight damping.
Upon opening, the left side contains the device body and the pod cap.
The right side has three pods and a data cable.
Simple, yet full of sincerity.
Especially the pod cap, which pairs perfectly with the device.
Although it looks a bit ugly without the cap.
But it is practical and hygienic.
Currently, very few pod vapes come with a dust cap.
If you are concerned about mouthpiece hygiene.
Besides the Laimi and VK storage boxes.
The vvild with its built-in dust cap is also a good choice.
Device.
The entire device is made of aluminum alloy with a unified body.
The shape is rounded, and the anodized finish gives a great feel when held.
The top pod slot has a ring of red copper wire.
It feels a bit unsuitable for the pod, but perfect for the cap.
Once the cap is on, the overall texture immediately improves.
The pod slot uses a magnetic connection, allowing for blind insertion.
The snap-on pod design requires pressing again after insertion.
The breathing light provides feedback but has no vibration.
The side air intake hole is moderate, with a firm draw resistance.
It is similar to the first generation of the Yueke.
It offers a smoking experience closer to traditional cigarettes.
The middle breathing light is a reverse no-smoking symbol.
It shows white when interacting and red when inhaling.
The tail features the English logo of vvild.
The bottom has a Type-C charging port.
Equipped with a 350mAh battery.
It takes 48 minutes to charge.
It can last for a day of use.
The overall feel is very commercial.
The body is slim, and the hand feel is excellent.
Pods.
The vvild pods have a capacity of 2.0ml.
Different models of pods use ceramic atomization cores.
Currently, there are 21 flavors, with nicotine content ranging from 2% to 5%.
The flavors are rich and diverse, catering to both beginners and experienced smokers.
The vvild pods are relatively elongated in shape.
The Laimi's 2.3ml pods are not a match.
They are the longest pods I have used.
However, this elongated dual airflow design.
Besides significantly increasing draw resistance.
It also prevents overheating of the vapor during continuous inhalation.
The exclusive five-layer leak-proof structure performs well.
In daily use.
Condensation and oil leakage are virtually non-existent.
The leak-proof effect is comparable to Laimi.
The e-liquid is rich and full-bodied, with a delicate taste.
The flavor of the pods is stable, with minimal flavor degradation.
However, in terms of vapor production, it is still relatively small.
But I am very satisfied with the draw resistance.
Including the design of the mouthpiece, it feels very natural.
Inhaling is effortless.
Among the pod vapes I currently use, the smoking experience is the best.
The only regret might be the e-liquid.
The flavor reproduction is slightly lacking, with the aroma being too strong.
I picked a few flavors that are quite good.
Let me share my experience.
The first one is the Guanyin Tea.
Upon opening the package, a rich tea aroma can be smelled.
It is a new tea of Tieguanyin, with a strong fragrance.
When inhaled, the tip of the tongue feels slightly astringent.
The sweetness is not high, and the throat hit is moderate.
The unique orchid fragrance of Guanyin is very pronounced upon exhalation.
It has a refreshing elegance and a lasting aftertaste.
The coolness also gradually rises with the tea aroma.
The aftertaste is slightly sour, but just right.
This flavor is well-reproduced.
But the corn ice cream flavor is quite interesting.
It feels slightly sweet on the tip of the tongue.
The coolness is low, and the throat hit is moderate.
After exhaling, it feels a bit like corn candy.
But the aftertaste is dominated by milk flavor, rich in texture and layered.
However, the sweetness is relatively high, and excessive use can be cloying.
The coolness also did not meet expectations.
It does not live up to the ice cream title.
The last one is the tipsy forest.
This should be a pod favored by women.
The tip of the tongue is sweet and astringent.
It feels a bit like a mixed berry flavor.
The sweetness is moderate, and the coolness is high.
After exhaling, it feels a bit like fruit wine.
It is slightly sour, with a sweet aftertaste.
It is a pod with very rich flavor layers.
If you like fruit wine and want to experience a tipsy feeling.
You can try this pod.
Overall, the vvild pods are quite rich.
The e-liquid analysis is also good.
But the flavor reproduction of the pods.
I think it still falls short.
The vapor production is similar.
Compared to Laimi and MOTI, there is a certain gap.
However, I am still very satisfied with the smoking experience of the pods.
The draw resistance is firm, and the taste is delicate and rich.
It is very suitable as an entry-level device for quitting smoking.
The only regret might be the e-liquid.
If the e-liquid is better tuned, that would be even better.
Summary.
Following the Smartisan, as another electronic product from Lao Luo.
I see a lot of sincerity in the design of vvild.
And the original intention of a tech guy towards the product.
Good appearance, good taste.
It makes the user experience of vvild very good.
I bought it not because of feelings.
But because it really works well.
This is vvild.
A pod vape that balances taste and performance.
Looking forward to Lao Luo's return.
And looking forward to an even better vvild.
