Aspire Nautilus Prime X Replacement Pod 2.0 Compatible with BP Coils for Aspire Nautilus Prime X kit - Nicotine Free

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I like some of their devices but this is simply to warn would be buyers, to think carefully - both failed within a couple of weeks. I think there’s a design flaw and no one on the internet is talking about it. Just because a vape manufacturer sends you, the YouTube reviewer, their new kit for free, should not guarantee a glowing review and no follow up. I’m a bit frustrated - worse than that I’ve spent 90 Euros on two devices plus a extra tanks, RBAs, fittings… the list is long. I was a Prime X enthusiast…for three weeks.

For the taste test on this coil I opted for the Dinner Lady Lemon Tart nic salt…mostly to see if there was any leakage from this runnier vape juice. This is neat, turns your Prime X into a Mod. And keeps the leakage and condensation out of the internals. I think it's a tight fit and may add to the vulnerable fire button failure rate.The Nautilus X pods are easy to refill and each comes with a compatible coil to get you started. The 0.7 Ohm Nautilus coil produces a smaller amount of vapour for MTL or Restricted DTL vaping. The Aspire BP 0.3 Ohm coil supports higher wattages for DTL vaping. There are different variations of each coil available separately and depending on which coil you’ve chosen, you’ll be able to use these pods with either a high VG or high PG coil. This gives you more options to experiment with to find out what’s best for you. The Aspire Nautilus Prime pod sits within the body to create a more compact appearance, and is compatible with all Nautilus BVC coils However, I did buy the coils I’m familiar with, and yup, using the the Nautilus 2S 0.7ohm mesh did seem to slow the juice rate down a little…guess it’s just me being a greedy sod. Pros

Our friends at UK Aspire Vendor asked if we’d be interested in taking a look at the updated version of the Nautilus Prime, the Nautilus Prime X. I was a little on the fence with the original version with its internal 2000mAh battery, but with this updated revision moving over to an external 18650 battery I was more than a little interested to see what Aspire's latest take on the billet box style AIO was going to be like.For a start the Aspire Nautilus Prime X is powered by a single 18650 battery and there’s the very slightest increase in voltage – by .4 to be precise.