Mesh Coil All Refillable Pod System Vape Device 1.0ohm Coil Resistance

All Refillable Pod System Vape Device.

Pod vapes are an incredibly popular option for new vapers and experienced users alike, as they are much easier to use and far more approachable than a traditional vape mod device. There are two main kinds of pod vapes - refillable and pre-filled. They both have their advantages, but in this post we’re going to focus on refillable pods when vaping!

Are Vape Pods Refillable?
The answer to this question is both yes and no! Vape pods come in both disposable (also known as pre-filled or closed system pods) and refillable (also known as open system pods) varieties.

Disposable or closed-system pods use pre-filled cartridges which come in a wide range of strengths and flavours . A pre-filled pod system means that you don't have to deal with any of the mess or fuss involved with a box mod or open system pod, since you never need to refill it. Most ranges will have lots of different flavours to suit most tastes, and since a closed system is designed to fit perfectly with its device, there is also little to no chance of leakage of the e-liquid, which can be an issue with larger, refillable box mods. Pre-filled vape pod systems also mean you don't have to worry about changing the parts of your vape on a regular basis - just throw them away once you're finished with each pod! One drawback to this kind of vape is that the use of closed pod systems rather than open pods is generally a bit more expensive, as you’re buying the pod technology and design as well as just your e-liquid. However, any form of vaping, with closed system
vapes, open system vapes, box mods or vape pens is still significantly cheaper than smoking in the long term. The most significant disadvantage of pre-filled pods is that you can generally only use one brand of e-liquid, as they are the ones who make the compatible cartridges.

An open-system or refillable pod, on the other hand, can also be simply clicked in and out, but it is not disposable! After your pod is empty, you refill it like you would with a mod vape. Your open pod system usually won’t arrive with a prefilled pod - you’ll have to buy and fill the pod with e-liquid yourself, usually through a small opening in the pod segment. This means a little more effort from you, but also allows you to use whichever e-liquid you choose, without being restricted to one brand or range ! This allows pod vapers to try vaping with nicotine salt e-liquids, or to give sub-ohm vaping a try if they choose, giving you more variety from your vape experience. Open-system vapes are also usually cheaper, per ml, than pre-filled pods as well, as you are only buying the e-liquid each time. You also don’t need to replace the pod each time you refill, which reduces ongoing costs too.
It might sound like there’s not much difference between vape mods and refillable pod kits, particularly more advanced pods which have sub-ohm capability, adjustable temperature and wattage modes and other more complex features . However, while the style of vaping may be similar, there is a significant difference between vape pod systems and vape mods. The key difference between the two is that vape pods contain the vape coils, as well as just your e-liquid tank. Your e-liquid tank is where the e-liquid goes, while the coil is that part of your vape that converts the energy from your battery into heat, and then actually vaporises the e-liquid in the tank. With a refillable pod system, when you purchase a new pod, you’re also actually purchasing a new coil at the same time. In vape mods, however, these two parts of the device are completely separate from one another and can be switched out as and when you need to.