Suorin Co. is well-known for manufacturing kinds of high end pod vape kits. The series I like best is the Air. In the following, I’m gonna make a comparison between two such Suorin kits of Air series.
We first look at the latest Suorin Air Plus Kit. It is the upgraded version of the Suorin AIR, implementing an improved pod capacity, upgraded battery capacity, and includes a new oil baffle design. Upgrading the pod capacity from 2.0mL to 3.2mL, the Air Plus contains much more juice than its predecessor, eliminating the need for refills. Along the same lines, Suorin has revisited the integrated battery within, improving the capacity to a whopping 930mAh rechargeable battery to help the Suorin Air Plus keep up with the daily necessities.
At the base of the reinvented pod, Suorin has included the new Oil Baffle Design, preventing e-liquid from leaking from the central gold-plated metal contacts. Suorin has now provided two options for the pods, each measuring 0.7ohm and 0.8ohm for freebase and nicotine salts, respectively.
Then is the Suorin Air Kit. It is a robust and versatile card-style ultra portable pod system that features the intuitive Refillable Suorin Cartridge System that allows you to utilize your favorite Nicotine Salts E-Liquid. The Air is an all in one system with draw-activated firing, a magnetic pod system that can hold up to 2ml of E-Liquid or nicotine salt, and an atomizer resistance of 1.2 ohms.
With a high atomizer resistance, the Air is perfect for people in search for a mouth-to-lung system. A 400 mAh built-in battery powers the device, an on and off toggle, and an LED battery life indicator indicates its battery life, unlike the Suorin Drop. Anyway, the Suorin Air is a simple and convenient all in one, ultra-portable system that is perfect for users looking for a sleek, covert, all-day vaping device!
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