No. 5
New kit, unfolded like a newspaper.
Every new piece of kit taken apart, with what changed since the previous generation, who it suits and what to check before you buy.
Front page story
The Smok Nord 4 against the Nord X, 5, GT and 6, from Smok's own pages. Two coil families, pods specific to the model, and who it suits.
Unfold the articleThe Voopoo Drag 5 within the Drag line, from Voopoo's own pages. What changed from the Drag 4, the kit's real weight and what twin 18650s mean.
The Voopoo Argus G3 against the Argus G2 and the G3 Mini, using the maker's own spec sheets. Battery, V2 cartridge, compatibility and who it suits.
The Vaporesso Xros 5 Mini set against the Xros 5 and the Xros 4 Mini using Vaporesso's own figures, from battery and weight to settings and pods.
A grid for judging any new vape kit, from pods and batteries to weight and settings, tested on four recent launches against the makers' own figures.
The kiosk's tool
Enter the date your kit was delivered (or the day you bought it in a shop) and the length of the warranty on your paperwork. The end date and the days left are worked out again at every change.
Set to 2 years as an example, since UK law sets no fixed warranty period. Change it to match the warranty stated on your receipt or paperwork.
The warranty on your paperwork runs until 16 October 2028.
An estimate only. Whatever the warranty says, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 gives you rights against the retailer rather than the manufacturer. You have 30 days from delivery to reject a faulty item, a fault that shows up within six months of delivery is taken to have been there from the start, and you have up to six years to bring a claim (five in Scotland).