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       Voopoo Drag Nano Pod Kit Review by Breazy
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       Date: September 19, 2019, 9:48 pm
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       Design
       There's really no beating around the bush with the Drag Nano
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       it’s just super small.
       Standing at only 54.5mm x 35mm x 11mm, think of it as being
       about the size of a Zippo-style lighter with a tiny plastic drip
       tip.
       The body of the 750 mAh battery comes coated on one side with an
       attractive resin swirl finish available in a handful of colors,
       the rest of the body is a zinc aluminum alloy that, while
       appealing (including a huge "Nano" logo taking up one side), is
       also a bit of a fingerprint magnet. The Nano is draw-activated,
       meaning there are no power or fire buttons that need to be
       depressed for on/off functionality or to take a pull.
       The underside of the body has a micro-USB port for charging, a
       single light indicator shows battery life (green - 70-100%, blue
       - 35-70%, red - >35%), and the top corner opposite the drip tip
       is outfitted with a chain clip.
       That's right, chain clip. Instead of a lanyard, the Nano comes
       with a limited-edition silver chain that's handy if you're the
       type of person who wants your vape hanging from your neck at all
       times.
       The 1.0 ml pods have a resistance of 1.8 ohm. They snap directly
       into the body of the battery, and when removed the drip tip
       snaps off to expose the fill port. While this handily eliminates
       rubber fill plugs we've become accustomed to, we do wonder
       whether the design will prove leak-proof over the long run (we
       had no issues with our test pod).
       Performance
       We've said it before, but it bears repeating: cloud production
       in a modern pod system
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       (any modern pod system) is
       dramatically improved over pods of old. The Nano is no
       exception, producing great clouds for its size. Flavor is good
       but not great, advanced mod users might find their liquids
       tasting a bit muted for their liking.
       Even with the big clouds, the Nano is strictly a mouth-to-lung
       device. There's no airflow adjustment, and because the pod is so
       tiny and entirely consumed by the mod there's just no way to get
       much of even a restricted-lung vape. For recent smoking
       converts, MTL adherents, and experienced vapers willing to
       sacrifice their preferred draw for size and convenience this
       could be a great device. But if big, deep draws are mandatory,
       this one's not for you.
       While VooPoo
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       says the battery output can vary based
       on the charge level, we found a consistent, smooth production
       ranging all the way from fully charged to completely dead. 750
       mAh isn't a ton of battery life, but it's still impressive for a
       device this small and probably enough to get even the heaviest
       vaper through a night out on the town.
       Drawbacks
       Everything that makes the Nano great is in some way related to
       its miniscule size. The same, unfortunately, is true of all the
       things we're less impressed with.
       First is the pod: 1.0 ml really isn't much capacity, even in the
       world of pod systems. Expect frequent refills, which has us
       worried about the snap on/off drip tip holding up as we
       mentioned before.
       The kit also ships with only one pod, which is less than ideal.
       We haven't spent enough time with the Nano to figure out how
       long the pod will last, but you're definitely going to need some
       more sooner than later, and having at least one extra in your
       pocket might limit the need for on-the-go fillups we know are
       going to be necessary due to the reduced liquid capacity.
       We're also going to gripe a bit about a lack of features.
       Granted, this is designed to be a simple, tiny device that
       doesn't require much in the way of maintenance so "no features"
       is probably a feature itself rather than a bug, but we've been
       spoiled with the advent of adjustable power levels and airflow
       controls permeating even the smallest of pod mods lately.
       Takeaway
       The DRAG NANO by VooPoo is a great choice for on-the-go vapers
       seeking the most diminutive vape pod system on the market. Its
       best features are in its design and long-lasting battery
       performance. However, the size also prohibits inclusion of some
       of the features that slightly bigger devices are starting to
       offer. Otherwise, the vapor and flavor production is pretty
       standard for the market.
       Who is this device for? This is for vapers that want a pod
       system around their neck at all times. This is for someone that
       fell in love with the aesthetic, want a pod that looks cool and
       can be used at any time, than the DRAG NANO by VooPoo is
       perfect.
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