Kado Stealth All-in-One Vape Review

 　　The Kado Stealth is a refillable all-in-one vape device that combines the design and specifications of Suorin's Drop and Air models. Its shape resembles a Suorin Air with a side-mounted pod, and the draw resistance is similar to that of the Air, while its weight and feel are closer to the Suorin Drop.

  　　The Stealth features a 2ml refillable pod with a resistance of 1.2 ohms, and the device is equipped with a built-in 450mAh battery, which offers an advantage over the two Suorin devices.

  　　The pod is well-crafted, similar to the Air's pod but with an asymmetrical design. Additionally, the grooves around the device provide a more secure grip. Weighing in at 60g, it is comparable to the Drop, and the body material is the same, although the Stealth offers three different surface finishes – a hard, glossy plastic pod, a zinc alloy body, and a rubber coating.

  　　The pod has a tight tolerance, and sometimes users may find it a bit snug when installing it, but at least it won't easily fall off the device. The fit between the pod and the device is fine, although the experience of inserting it could be improved.

  　　As long as you have a syringe-style drip tip, you can easily refill the Stealth pod. However, due to the small filling hole, it's best not to use a dropper for filling. Also, it's advisable to fill the pod in a well-lit area, as the dark exterior color makes it difficult to see the e-liquid level.

  　　The draw resistance and flavor performance of the Stealth are very similar to the Air, but like most all-in-one mouth-to-lung devices, the vapor production is average, so don't expect it to provide a cloud-chasing experience. Unfortunately, the throat hit is somewhat disappointing; even when using 36mg nicotine e-liquid, I still couldn't achieve a satisfying throat hit.

  　　The Stealth has a tight draw design, suitable for mouth-to-lung use. Interestingly, when using the Stealth, if you draw a bit harder, the device emits a noticeable "hissing" sound. Initially, I found it hard to adapt, but I eventually got used to it, and the sound didn't hinder my usage further.

  　　During testing, we only had one pod, so we couldn't test the consistency of multiple pods. However, one thing is certain: the pod has a long lifespan. The test pod has been used for several weeks and has undergone five refills (though only 10ml of e-liquid was used), and its performance has not declined. Additionally, there were no issues with leaking, spitting, or condensation at the mouthpiece, although the occasional "hissing" sound can be awkward.

  　　In this review, we did not conduct specific tests on the battery, but it can be said that the Stealth's battery life is more durable than other similar devices. The battery level indicator is located on the front of the Stealth, and regardless of the battery level, the indicator will always show blue. When the battery is depleted, the indicator will start to flash.

  　　The device takes a long time to charge, which is related to its larger battery capacity – although this doesn't make the wait any more pleasant. It takes about an hour to fully charge the device. During charging, the battery indicator will remain blue, and when the blue light flashes for a few seconds and then goes out, it indicates that the charging process is complete.

  　　The price of the Stealth is very competitive, and its performance gives me enough reason to recommend it. However, I find it somewhat regrettable that the throat hit does not meet my expectations. Fortunately, the flavor performance is satisfying, and the pod has not had any issues with e-liquid delivery.

  　　If Kado can maintain consistent quality control for the Stealth, it could become one of the most anticipated all-in-one devices of the year. Although it has some drawbacks, its overall performance is satisfactory. What do you think of the Stealth all-in-one device? Feel free to leave your comments below the article.