Hello and welcome back for another review. I’ve had some time off and am happy to be back with you for a review on the Innokin Coolfire PZPulse pod mod kit that was sent to me by Innokin in order to provide you with a fair and honest review. The PZPulse is compact but contains a 2400mah internal battery with a 5V/2A charging rate. It IP68 certified and has a maximum output of 80 watts. It is the first device to use the PZP Max coils.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
• 1 Coolfire PZPulse Pod System
• 1 0.2ohm Spare PZPulse Coils
• 1 0.4ohm PZPulse Coils
• 1 USB-C Cable
• 1 Quick Starter Guide
• 1 Warning Booklet
SPECIFICATIONS:
FEATURES:
- PZPMax Coil Compatible(0.2Ω/0.4Ω/0.6Ω)
- Max. 80W Power Output
- 2400mAh large Battery
- IP68 Water & Dust Resistance
- Manual Locking Switch
- Industrial-level Solid Construction
- Compact and Stylish Shape
- 0.96"Full-curved TFT Screen
- High-performance Smart Chip
- Top Refill, Top Airflow Control
- 5.5mL Pod Capacity
- 2A Super-fast Charging
- Solid Pod Magnetic Connection
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for the PZPulse has a nice color picture of the device on the front along with the Innokin and Coolfire names. For some odd reason I received one of the samples with different packaging and the text in a foreign language as you can see on the one on the right below. The back of the box has a warning, contents list, and company information.
Innokin was nice enough to provide two samples for this review which makes testing the different coils easier for me and I appreciate. I received the Gunmetal and Blue Green versions. Both of which have a very nice appearance. Besides being attractive to look at, they are also IP68 rated.
Included in each kit is the Coolfire mod and pod, one each of the .2 and .4 ohm PZP coils, charging cable for the 2400mah battery, user guide, and safety booklet. I have to admit that the Gunmetal version is my favorite and therefore used it for the kit picture.
One side of the Coolfire has the Innokin name stamped into the body while the opposite side has the sliding lock switch. The lock switch completely locks the device from firing or adjustment. I found it to be in a very convenient position on the mod making it easy to lock and unlock while holding it and using the same hand to move the switch. The back of each Coolfire has a slightly padded leather like material with the PZPulse name lightly stamped on it. The padded back adds to the hand feel in the palm. When first received, there is a clear sticker over the front of the display that lets the user know to click the fire button three times to turn on the device. I am very glad that Innokin decided to go with a regular fire button instead of a fire bar like they have used on some previous devices. The fire button does protrude a fair amount which makes the sliding lock switch more important if you are pocket or purse carrying it. The clear sticker also shows you that the sliding switch in the up position is unlocked and in the down position it is locked. It’s a really nice touch in my opinion. You can literally pick up the Coolfire and start using it without reading the user manual if you wanted.
The bottom of the Coolfire has a nice rubber base on it that will keep it from sliding around on a table. The pod opening has the two standard plated and spring loaded electrical contact pins. There is a metal ring surrounding the pins and is recessed.
The display is bright and easily read for the most part. For some reason I have trouble making out the puff counter with the blue background. It could just be my eyes. The display shows the following information.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
• 1 Coolfire PZPulse Pod System
• 1 0.2ohm Spare PZPulse Coils
• 1 0.4ohm PZPulse Coils
• 1 USB-C Cable
• 1 Quick Starter Guide
• 1 Warning Booklet
SPECIFICATIONS:
FEATURES:
- PZPMax Coil Compatible(0.2Ω/0.4Ω/0.6Ω)
- Max. 80W Power Output
- 2400mAh large Battery
- IP68 Water & Dust Resistance
- Manual Locking Switch
- Industrial-level Solid Construction
- Compact and Stylish Shape
- 0.96"Full-curved TFT Screen
- High-performance Smart Chip
- Top Refill, Top Airflow Control
- 5.5mL Pod Capacity
- 2A Super-fast Charging
- Solid Pod Magnetic Connection
INITIAL THOUGHTS:
The packaging for the PZPulse has a nice color picture of the device on the front along with the Innokin and Coolfire names. For some odd reason I received one of the samples with different packaging and the text in a foreign language as you can see on the one on the right below. The back of the box has a warning, contents list, and company information.
Innokin was nice enough to provide two samples for this review which makes testing the different coils easier for me and I appreciate. I received the Gunmetal and Blue Green versions. Both of which have a very nice appearance. Besides being attractive to look at, they are also IP68 rated.
Included in each kit is the Coolfire mod and pod, one each of the .2 and .4 ohm PZP coils, charging cable for the 2400mah battery, user guide, and safety booklet. I have to admit that the Gunmetal version is my favorite and therefore used it for the kit picture.
One side of the Coolfire has the Innokin name stamped into the body while the opposite side has the sliding lock switch. The lock switch completely locks the device from firing or adjustment. I found it to be in a very convenient position on the mod making it easy to lock and unlock while holding it and using the same hand to move the switch. The back of each Coolfire has a slightly padded leather like material with the PZPulse name lightly stamped on it. The padded back adds to the hand feel in the palm. When first received, there is a clear sticker over the front of the display that lets the user know to click the fire button three times to turn on the device. I am very glad that Innokin decided to go with a regular fire button instead of a fire bar like they have used on some previous devices. The fire button does protrude a fair amount which makes the sliding lock switch more important if you are pocket or purse carrying it. The clear sticker also shows you that the sliding switch in the up position is unlocked and in the down position it is locked. It’s a really nice touch in my opinion. You can literally pick up the Coolfire and start using it without reading the user manual if you wanted.
The bottom of the Coolfire has a nice rubber base on it that will keep it from sliding around on a table. The pod opening has the two standard plated and spring loaded electrical contact pins. There is a metal ring surrounding the pins and is recessed.
The display is bright and easily read for the most part. For some reason I have trouble making out the puff counter with the blue background. It could just be my eyes. The display shows the following information.
- Battery level indicator
- Screen lock
- Battery level percentage
- Set wattage
- Puff counter
- Coil resistance
- Output voltage
- Press the fire button 3X to turn on/off the device
- Press and hold the + or – button until the display flashes and then the buttons can be used to adjust the wattage. The adjustment is in .5 watt increments from 6-20 watts and in 1 watt increments from 20-80 watts.
- Press and hold the + and – buttons to access the secondary menu where you can adjust vape cutoff time(3-18 seconds) and screen time out(5-180 seconds).
- Press the fire button and the + button to enter the information menu. Here you can clear the puff counter.
