Aspire Breeze 2 Vape Review
Aspire’s Breeze 2 all-in-one device continues the design style of its predecessor while introducing major upgrades. The new Breeze 2 offers improved performance, a better refill design, and an increased 1000mAh battery capacity. At first glance the change
The Aspire Breeze 2 all-in-one device continues the design style of its predecessor while undergoing significant upgrades. The new Breeze 2 boasts outstanding performance, improved filling design, and an increased battery capacity of 1000mAh. At first glance, the Breeze 2 does not seem very different from the previous generation, but it replaces the original built-in atomizer design with a refillable pod that has a capacity of 3ml (there is also a 2ml version compliant with TPD regulations). Although the Breeze 2 still uses the U-shaped coil from the previous generation, users can enjoy a standard mouth-to-lung experience as well as a restricted direct lung experience.
The Breeze 2 features an ergonomic design and a very compact structure. Like its predecessor, the Breeze 2 retains the rounded rectangular body design, with the exterior made of zinc alloy. The Breeze 2 improves upon the previous generation's mediocrity, with a very comfortable size and excellent manufacturing process, while the new atomization structure enhances both appearance and performance.
The Breeze 2's pods are solid and durable, clearly distinguishing them from common disposable pods. The Breeze 2's pods are easy to clean, and users can easily observe the remaining e-liquid inside. Although the pod's color is darker, it does not hinder visibility.
The device measures 95 mm x 35 mm x 19 mm, slightly taller than its predecessor. Interestingly, the Breeze 2 is lighter than the previous generation, possibly because it uses pods instead of the original built-in atomization structure. When filled with e-liquid, the Breeze 2 weighs 74g, while the first generation Breeze weighed nearly 81g.
The first generation Breeze was a very simple device, but beginners still needed some learning curve, possibly due to the lack of content in the product manual.
The Breeze 2 consists of five main parts: battery, coil, pod, mouthpiece, and airflow adjuster. The device has three buttons, with a fire button located on the front and two release buttons on each side of the pod for pod removal.
The release buttons on the sides of the pod are quite interesting; they fit very well with the device's slots. When pressed, the pod is released and pops out about 1mm.
I am not particularly fond of the airflow adjustment design of the Breeze 2. Although it performs normally, users must remove the mouthpiece to adjust the airflow ring. While the mouthpiece is sturdy enough, it feels a bit thin and cheap compared to other devices' drip tips. Fortunately, once users adjust the airflow, they only need to remove the mouthpiece again when replacing the coil. However, this design may still seem less user-friendly compared to other products.
The Breeze 2 features a 5mm diameter filling hole, making the filling process exceptionally simple, and the pods do not leak once sealed. Occasionally, there may be some condensation, but in most cases, the bottom of the pod and the battery connection remain dry. When using a syringe bottle for filling, the experience is excellent. When using a dropper, it is advisable to insert the dropper fully into the filling hole to prevent e-liquid overflow due to pressure issues.
The Breeze 2 is equipped with a 0.6-ohm coil from the original Breeze and a new 1.0-ohm Utech coil. Both coils have two smaller wicking holes and one larger wicking channel. The 0.6-ohm atomizer has larger wicking holes, making it more suitable for high VG e-liquids. Generally, both coils perform well, with no condensation, noise, or dry hits during use.
With the Breeze 2, users can enjoy a warm, flavorful mouth-to-lung experience and a comfortable throat hit, while also being able to adjust the device's airflow, making it ideal for users who prefer high-nicotine e-liquids. Since the sides of the mouthpiece are designed to be open, the device can still function normally even when the airflow is fully closed, and the airflow balance is better than the previous generation.
The excellent user experience of the device is not only due to the more balanced airflow but also because the pod's airflow path has been significantly shortened, reducing the distance the airflow travels to the mouth.
The device's battery performs exceptionally well, lasting a full day on a single charge. The device has two indicator lights that allow users to monitor the remaining battery life (similar to the design of the Suorin Drop). The lights are not very bright, making it difficult to notice them during use. It is advisable for users to remove the pod while charging to better observe the battery charging status.
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The charging time for the Breeze 2 is quite long, taking about 1 hour and 10 minutes to 1 hour and 20 minutes. Fortunately, the device supports use while charging. Personally, I prefer this combination of longer charging time and longer usage time.
Aside from the need to remove the mouthpiece to adjust the airflow, I believe Aspire has put a lot of effort into the Breeze 2. It looks very unique and is quite user-friendly. I also hope that Aspire will sell Breeze 2 pods separately, allowing users to switch flavors easily.
If you were a fan of the previous Breeze, you will surely love the Breeze 2 even more. While it is not perfect, the Breeze 2 can easily be included in the list of the best all-in-one devices.
The Breeze 2 features an ergonomic design and a very compact structure. Like its predecessor, the Breeze 2 retains the rounded rectangular body design, with the exterior made of zinc alloy. The Breeze 2 improves upon the previous generation's mediocrity, with a very comfortable size and excellent manufacturing process, while the new atomization structure enhances both appearance and performance.
The Breeze 2's pods are solid and durable, clearly distinguishing them from common disposable pods. The Breeze 2's pods are easy to clean, and users can easily observe the remaining e-liquid inside. Although the pod's color is darker, it does not hinder visibility.The device measures 95 mm x 35 mm x 19 mm, slightly taller than its predecessor. Interestingly, the Breeze 2 is lighter than the previous generation, possibly because it uses pods instead of the original built-in atomization structure. When filled with e-liquid, the Breeze 2 weighs 74g, while the first generation Breeze weighed nearly 81g.
The first generation Breeze was a very simple device, but beginners still needed some learning curve, possibly due to the lack of content in the product manual.
The Breeze 2 consists of five main parts: battery, coil, pod, mouthpiece, and airflow adjuster. The device has three buttons, with a fire button located on the front and two release buttons on each side of the pod for pod removal.
The release buttons on the sides of the pod are quite interesting; they fit very well with the device's slots. When pressed, the pod is released and pops out about 1mm.
I am not particularly fond of the airflow adjustment design of the Breeze 2. Although it performs normally, users must remove the mouthpiece to adjust the airflow ring. While the mouthpiece is sturdy enough, it feels a bit thin and cheap compared to other devices' drip tips. Fortunately, once users adjust the airflow, they only need to remove the mouthpiece again when replacing the coil. However, this design may still seem less user-friendly compared to other products.
The Breeze 2 features a 5mm diameter filling hole, making the filling process exceptionally simple, and the pods do not leak once sealed. Occasionally, there may be some condensation, but in most cases, the bottom of the pod and the battery connection remain dry. When using a syringe bottle for filling, the experience is excellent. When using a dropper, it is advisable to insert the dropper fully into the filling hole to prevent e-liquid overflow due to pressure issues.
The Breeze 2 is equipped with a 0.6-ohm coil from the original Breeze and a new 1.0-ohm Utech coil. Both coils have two smaller wicking holes and one larger wicking channel. The 0.6-ohm atomizer has larger wicking holes, making it more suitable for high VG e-liquids. Generally, both coils perform well, with no condensation, noise, or dry hits during use.
With the Breeze 2, users can enjoy a warm, flavorful mouth-to-lung experience and a comfortable throat hit, while also being able to adjust the device's airflow, making it ideal for users who prefer high-nicotine e-liquids. Since the sides of the mouthpiece are designed to be open, the device can still function normally even when the airflow is fully closed, and the airflow balance is better than the previous generation.
The excellent user experience of the device is not only due to the more balanced airflow but also because the pod's airflow path has been significantly shortened, reducing the distance the airflow travels to the mouth.
The device's battery performs exceptionally well, lasting a full day on a single charge. The device has two indicator lights that allow users to monitor the remaining battery life (similar to the design of the Suorin Drop). The lights are not very bright, making it difficult to notice them during use. It is advisable for users to remove the pod while charging to better observe the battery charging status.
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The charging time for the Breeze 2 is quite long, taking about 1 hour and 10 minutes to 1 hour and 20 minutes. Fortunately, the device supports use while charging. Personally, I prefer this combination of longer charging time and longer usage time.
Aside from the need to remove the mouthpiece to adjust the airflow, I believe Aspire has put a lot of effort into the Breeze 2. It looks very unique and is quite user-friendly. I also hope that Aspire will sell Breeze 2 pods separately, allowing users to switch flavors easily.
If you were a fan of the previous Breeze, you will surely love the Breeze 2 even more. While it is not perfect, the Breeze 2 can easily be included in the list of the best all-in-one devices.
