The wattage lock is useful. I once saw a burning car with a family in store, claiming their only devices in car were a vape mod and cell phones. It has also happened to me but luckily I only went in for fuel and not food. The wattage was at max and firing, burnt smell and destroyed device. Never having to change wattage vs needing to lock and unlock every time you leave unattended is too good. Next move should be to just stop firing longer than x amount of seconds per fire. (menu option)
Love the review, thank you! 💚 I am glad to hear about the wattage lock... I haven't had the unfortunate circumstances that've already been mentioned in the comments, but I have taken a drag without looking after it'd been turned up all the way to 11... It feels like your brain is being blasted into another dimension, I won't recount the lung feel... I would love to know how the Drag 4 has gone for you since this video!
Where can you buy 4ml tanks for Drag 4 buddy as bought one and arriving today with standard 2ml tank which is nothing as would be constantly topping up?
I personally don't like the pnp coils even the higher wattage coils they burn out way to fast or just give bad flavor just like a constant dry hit. I like voopoo I like a lot of their devices but I just don't like the pnp coils. I've been trying to find a video that someone else has had this issue and explained it. I've seen several reviews in online stores where people say the same thing that they are just terrible. But then I've seen just as many people saying that they love them. So I don't understand how it is a pretty even split and what people are doing that seem to like them and get long life out of them compared to people who are just the opposite. I've been vaping for over a decade and I'm not new to the game in any means but I just can't figure out how people love the pnp coils and so many don't such as myself. I've tried several different resistances different juice like nic salt and freebase nic juice and I've had the same issue with both bad taste and burnt dry hits on a fresh coil that's sat for 10min and watts under what it is rated for. This is a old video so I don't know if anyone else is even going to see this comment. But I would love any feedback if anyone else doesn't like them or has had issues with them or if you love them and what one are you using and what are you running them in at what watts.
Hi Justin, one question I would have is have you tried the newer style of the PnP coils, from the TW range? From working in a retail outlet, on the odd occasion where one of our customers had an issue with the original style "VM" coils, I have suggested trying the newer style and often it has rectified the problems that were occurring. Other than that, I'm at a bit of a loss to explain what you have experienced, it's a shame you haven't enjoyed them as they are certainly a fan favourite in our shop. I don't want to patronise you with the usual checks that I would ask a customer in the shop, because, as you say, you're an experienced vaper! All I hope is that you find a style of coil that works for you in the future!
How does this compare to the argus gt 2 and MAAT tank set up? I was planning on buying that in the near future but now I’m wonder if it’s worth waiting for the drag.
I definitely prefer the feel of the Drag 4. The Argus GT2 is a great device and the MAAT has been very popular but I've always been a bigger fan of the PnP coils which the new U-Force tank is compatible with, over the TPP coils in the MAAT. But you wouldn't go wrong with either one, it's all about personal preference!
I'm having major issues getting VOOPOO to warranty a 60 day old defective Argus GT2. This made me wonder, so I did a Google search and apparently VOOPOO is is notorious for this. Anyone looking to buy from this manufacturer needs to understand the warranty is useless and if your unit fails, its on you even within the term of the warranty. My last mod, a geek vape Aegis lasted 5 years of daily use, my voopoo, about 30 days before it started acting up. I for one will never do businesses with this company and will dispose of the tank since i won't be buying coils from them either. Buyer beware.
@@Horsar1 they refused to warranty and used every excuse including saying use it at 20W and that the issue couldn't be proven to not be abuse or "artifical" damage. They offered me a 30% off discount as a final insult.
@@Horsar1 the mod is now in the back of a drawer since I plan on trying to file a UCC complaint against VooPoo. They asked for a slew of things, including video proof and proof of purchase, yet still refused to warranty a mostly useless and sometimes dangerous mod for no legitimate reason. One reason they cited is shipping to China is too expensive and they weren't the one that sold it to me, they just manufacturer. All around a complete joke of a company that is selling a known defective unit with no accountability.
Last couple of times I've had an issue with anything I just contact the retailer, not the manufacturer, as you're usually covered by local laws for refunds on goods and in my experience the retailer is more concerned about looking after their customers and maintaining a good relationship
@@apocryphalzoomer586 I figured so too, but the local vape shop has a 30 day refund policy and my unit didn't start acting up till about 45 days or so. Trust me, I tried from the get go and again after voopoo pooed out of their warranty. I've done business there for about 5 years, so apparently their policy is more important than customer service and doing the right thing in a circumstance like this.
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The wattage lock is useful. I once saw a burning car with a family in store, claiming their only devices in car were a vape mod and cell phones. It has also happened to me but luckily I only went in for fuel and not food. The wattage was at max and firing, burnt smell and destroyed device. Never having to change wattage vs needing to lock and unlock every time you leave unattended is too good. Next move should be to just stop firing longer than x amount of seconds per fire. (menu option)
This is the best green screen i have ever seen
You're channel is way too underated your content is always thorough, entertaining and informative keep it up brother
I appreciate that!
Love the review, thank you! 💚
I am glad to hear about the wattage lock... I haven't had the unfortunate circumstances that've already been mentioned in the comments, but I have taken a drag without looking after it'd been turned up all the way to 11... It feels like your brain is being blasted into another dimension, I won't recount the lung feel...
I would love to know how the Drag 4 has gone for you since this video!
Where can you buy 4ml tanks for Drag 4 buddy as bought one and arriving today with standard 2ml tank which is nothing as would be constantly topping up?
Question: How is the leaking? Any improvement?
Ooo. Hope you don't get any grief off VooPoo for showing this too soon! It does look very smart.
Nice I will ad it to my collection.
Battery recommendations? I got some 18650s that didn't fit
18650 batteries are what this device takes. I'm unsure as to why they wouldn't fit for you.
@@OxfordVapoursOnline his is the S size type
For the best vape battery is MOLICEL P28A 2800mAh (18650 battery) 👈 I'm using this for my Drag 4
Do not get the 18650S it is of a different size! Get the 18650 not the S type size. It will definitely won't fit in. 🤦♂
What better than the freemax m2?
I personally don't like the pnp coils even the higher wattage coils they burn out way to fast or just give bad flavor just like a constant dry hit. I like voopoo I like a lot of their devices but I just don't like the pnp coils. I've been trying to find a video that someone else has had this issue and explained it. I've seen several reviews in online stores where people say the same thing that they are just terrible. But then I've seen just as many people saying that they love them. So I don't understand how it is a pretty even split and what people are doing that seem to like them and get long life out of them compared to people who are just the opposite. I've been vaping for over a decade and I'm not new to the game in any means but I just can't figure out how people love the pnp coils and so many don't such as myself. I've tried several different resistances different juice like nic salt and freebase nic juice and I've had the same issue with both bad taste and burnt dry hits on a fresh coil that's sat for 10min and watts under what it is rated for. This is a old video so I don't know if anyone else is even going to see this comment. But I would love any feedback if anyone else doesn't like them or has had issues with them or if you love them and what one are you using and what are you running them in at what watts.
Hi Justin, one question I would have is have you tried the newer style of the PnP coils, from the TW range? From working in a retail outlet, on the odd occasion where one of our customers had an issue with the original style "VM" coils, I have suggested trying the newer style and often it has rectified the problems that were occurring.
Other than that, I'm at a bit of a loss to explain what you have experienced, it's a shame you haven't enjoyed them as they are certainly a fan favourite in our shop. I don't want to patronise you with the usual checks that I would ask a customer in the shop, because, as you say, you're an experienced vaper! All I hope is that you find a style of coil that works for you in the future!
How does this compare to the argus gt 2 and MAAT tank set up? I was planning on buying that in the near future but now I’m wonder if it’s worth waiting for the drag.
I definitely prefer the feel of the Drag 4. The Argus GT2 is a great device and the MAAT has been very popular but I've always been a bigger fan of the PnP coils which the new U-Force tank is compatible with, over the TPP coils in the MAAT. But you wouldn't go wrong with either one, it's all about personal preference!
Not mouth to lung?
I am late to this party, but this tank takes PnP coils that have MtL options :)
I'm having major issues getting VOOPOO to warranty a 60 day old defective Argus GT2. This made me wonder, so I did a Google search and apparently VOOPOO is is notorious for this. Anyone looking to buy from this manufacturer needs to understand the warranty is useless and if your unit fails, its on you even within the term of the warranty. My last mod, a geek vape Aegis lasted 5 years of daily use, my voopoo, about 30 days before it started acting up. I for one will never do businesses with this company and will dispose of the tank since i won't be buying coils from them either. Buyer beware.
Hello! What happened to your Argus GT2?
@@Horsar1 they refused to warranty and used every excuse including saying use it at 20W and that the issue couldn't be proven to not be abuse or "artifical" damage. They offered me a 30% off discount as a final insult.
@@Horsar1 the mod is now in the back of a drawer since I plan on trying to file a UCC complaint against VooPoo. They asked for a slew of things, including video proof and proof of purchase, yet still refused to warranty a mostly useless and sometimes dangerous mod for no legitimate reason. One reason they cited is shipping to China is too expensive and they weren't the one that sold it to me, they just manufacturer. All around a complete joke of a company that is selling a known defective unit with no accountability.
Last couple of times I've had an issue with anything I just contact the retailer, not the manufacturer, as you're usually covered by local laws for refunds on goods and in my experience the retailer is more concerned about looking after their customers and maintaining a good relationship
@@apocryphalzoomer586 I figured so too, but the local vape shop has a 30 day refund policy and my unit didn't start acting up till about 45 days or so. Trust me, I tried from the get go and again after voopoo pooed out of their warranty. I've done business there for about 5 years, so apparently their policy is more important than customer service and doing the right thing in a circumstance like this.