There is a side airflow hole that VEIIK says you can cover up to get a tighter draw, but I feel covering it is a bit clumsy and it doesn’t change the draw much. It’s got a semi-loose MTL draw, but I wouldn’t call it a restricted lung hit. The cotton-wicked horizontal micro coils wick within three minutes, and I’ve gotten no serious leaking, spitting or popping from the pods. I’ve tested three pre-production VEIIK Airo devices and over six pods. Aesthetics are subjective, but I think it looks good. Luckily, VEIIK includes four of them in the kit.Īll in all, for the price range, the VEIIK Airo is an above average pod vape in build quality. It’s not anchored to the pod and it’s quite flimsy. On the other hand, the side-refill plug isn’t as ideal. The pods have a dark tint, but they are easy to see through with just a little light needed.

It’s one of those vapes where a drop will cause the pods to pop out, but they’re strong enough to hold the weight of the device while being held by the pod.

I’ve picked at the panels and they’re not easily removed. While the panels are effectively stickers, they’re cut and placed well with no unsightly gaps or awkward alignments. The Airo is a made of a thick zinc alloy with leather-like front and back panels. It’s a bit taller than the Aspire Breeze 2 and SMOK Nord, but it’s thinner and less wide than both. It measures 100 mm x 25 mm x 12 mm, and it weighs a little over 51 g. The first thing of note about the Airo is its looks and build quality.

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