So the kings of pod vape kits - Vaporesso - are back at it again, this time releasing the highly anticipated successor to the often overlooked Xros Nano series. The Xros 4 Nano is Vaporesso’s flagship pod kit for Q3 2024 and it comes out of the door swinging, with advanced features like a crystal clear 1.3 inch TFT colour display that displays critical information about your device’s settings and battery life.
This kit also sports the longest battery life of any XROS series device to date, with a whopping 1350mAh capacity, to keep you vaping for longer than ever before. So, let’s put all these claims and features to the test and review Vaporesso’s Xros 4 Nano, by subjecting it to a series of test to determine: Is the Xros 4 Nano worth the money?
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Product Specification:
Dimensions: 55.25 x 20.9 x 56.5mm
Battery Capacity: 1350mAh (built-in)
Pod Capacity: 2ml (TPD-compliant)
Pod Resistance: 0.6Ω (Pre-installed) and 0.8Ω (In box)
Airflow: Adjustable slider for MTL (Mouth-to-Lung) to RDL (Restricted Direct-to-Lung)
First Impressions (Build and Design):
The Xros 4 Nano comes neatly packaged in the usual XROS series style, including everything you need to gets started (besides e-liquid). Namely: The device itself, 2x Corex 2.0 Pods, Type C charging cable and a handy bonus lanyard.
The device first stands out with its vibrant and bubbly design that lends itself to those who prefer a little flair to their vape kit. The colour choices don’t offer the widest variety that I have ever seen with only 8 colours to choose from, but each one brings something unique to the table, so you can take comfort in knowing there will be a design or colour scheme that is right for you.
Now the build quality is great, I really can’t fault Vaporesso here. Much like the rest of the XROS range the Nano 4 brings on that “iPhone-esque” feel that we all know and love from this brand. The power button and airflow switch also provide a satisfying user experience, and overall the kit feels great in the hand thanks to its sturdy build and rounded edges. Impressive!
User Experience:
Using this kit is very straightforward, but at the same time offers enough options for experienced vapers to tinker around with. This refillable pod kit is controlled by one button that does it all, through a series of clicks which are as follows:
One click to fire
Two clicks for the settings menu (lets you pick the theme, reset puff counter, and turn the animations on or off)
Three clicks for the power/mode settings
Four clicks to lock and unlock
Five clicks to turn the device on/off
These simple controls offer a quick and easy solution to controlling the device.
Moving onto the display, it provides a nice clear picture set onto a funky circular frame. It shows all the info you’ll need about the kit, including: Wattage, Puff Count, Battery Level and Lock Status. A fun feature that comes included with this kit’s display is the choice of three themes (Flower, Motorcycle and Universe) which add another dimension to customisability.
One feature I would have loved here is the ability to upload custom themes allowing users to add their favourite images to the screen (much like a smartphone lock screen) but sadly this wasn’t an option – fingers crossed for the Nano 5!
Performance:
To get going with this kit I loaded up the included 0.6 Ohm pod with my favourite Nerd Salts e-liquid, left it to soak for a few minutes, set the power output to “normal” and began vaping. As usual the COREX 2.0 coil inside the pod provided a smooth, thick vapour with no nasty spitting.
The flavour reproduction was superb, and I could pick out each flavour note quite distinctly. Overall the kit exemplifies how a premium pod kit should perform.
Pros:
Superb build quality
Responsive and vibrant screen
Great user experience
Hefty performance for such a compact kit
Cons:
No clear option for customisable themes
Maybe a little too small if you’ve got big hands
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the Vaporesso Xros 4 Nano delivers on its promises, proving to be a stellar addition to the XROS series. Its compact design, coupled with advanced features like the clear TFT display and extended battery life, make it a standout option for vapers who want a sleek, powerful pod kit.
While the lack of customisable themes may be a minor let-down for some, the overall performance, build quality, and user-friendly operation far outweigh this small drawback. If you're in the market for a dependable, high-performing, compact pod vape kit, the Xros 4 Nano is certainly worth considering. Vaporesso has once again raised the bar with this impressive little device!
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