VOOPOO VINCI POD ROYAL EDITION

Check out Voopoo Vinci Pod Royal Edition Pod System, featuring the Gene Chipset, adaptive wattage control, and crafted from aircraft grade aluminum alloy. 

I’ve just reviewed the VooPoo Vinci Pod Royal Edition and the Vinci Q at the same time and it’s a little baffling, they’re the same kit, but the Royal has a few extra key features.

Quite a lot of key features. So after much deliberation I’ve decided it would be better for you, the reader, if I review them separately.

To save you some time, if you want a vape as simple as possible our VooPoo Vinci Q Pod review will be live soon. If you want a more premium design with extra features, keep reading.

If you don’t know who VooPoo are the foundations of the company have been around since 2010, it was in 2014 they focus more on electronics and atomisation research and then in 2016 they acquired Woodyvapes (a US E-cig brand). In 2017 they partnered up with Gene Co to exclusively make chips for VooPoo.

It was the VooPoo Drag Box mod that made VooPoo the huge brand they are now, when it was release it seemed that everybody was using one. However they didn’t let the DRAG brand die out. In 2020 they dominated the market and changed the way we see pods forever, with the DRAG X and DRAG S Kits.

It really does seem that VooPoo just goes from strength to strength.

What To Expect From The VooPoo Vinci Royal Edition

As I have already explained the VooPoo Vinci Pod Royal Edition is a premium version of the Vinci Q Pod.

It has a Zinc-Alloy and Aluminium-Alloy body and each design has a fancy panel design which is actually embossed. VooPoo Also give the impression that these panels are hand made but we’ll get onto that later.

It’s button-less, so it only works on draw activation. It has a built in 800mAh battery and VooPoo say it has USB-C ‘fast charging’ which will charge in 1 hour but I’m sceptical of of that charging time.

The pods have built in coils, which can be great for beginners. The Royal Edition comes with 2 pods, however there are 4 available all of which have top fill. They are also apparently anti-leak (basically anti condensation).

To backtrack a little bit, there is a button, or at least that’s what VooPoo call it. The “button” doesn’t press in through, it’s a slider on the side of the device for the adjustable airflow.

Finally the device has 4 small, but surprisingly bright LED indicator lights.

There’s a few different functions for the LED indicators which we’ll get on to later.

Inside The Box

There is 3 different packages (Standard, TPD & US) but they all contain the same.

• Vinci Device
• Vinci Pod 0.8ohm (pre-installed)
• Vinci Pod 1.2ohm
• USB-C Cable
• Manual