Hello again. Today I will be talking about the first Suorin device that I’ve ever tried. I was sent three new devices made by Suorin and didn’t realize that through the years I’ve been vaping that I had never tried a device made by them. I really don’t have a reason. I guess I just hadn’t seen one that interested me in the past. Today I’ll just be talking about one of the three which is the Suorin Air Pro. It’s a fairly simplistic device with a couple nice features. I will try to keep it short and to the point.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
1* Suorin Air Pro Device
1* Suorin Air Pro Pod(4.9ml)
1* USB Cable
1* User Manual
PARAMETERS:
Material
Zinc Alloy+PCTG
Size
96mm x 45mm x 12.7mm
Capacity
4.9ml
Output Power
18W
Resistance Range
1.0ohm
Battery Capacity
930mAh
Charging parameters
USB/Pogo, 1000mAh
Color
Black, Silver, Gunmetal, Rainbow, Ice Blue, Lively Green, Sunglow Gold, Faded Skeleton, Star-Spangled Blue, Star-Spangled Red, Lavender Purple
FEATURES:
· 1. All-in-One Pod, portable and compact
· 2. Build-in 930mAh battery, 18W output power
· 3. 4.9ml refillable pod, suit for nicotine salt
· 4. Auto-draw/button-draw mode
· 5. Innovative LAVAL nozzle airway design
· 6. Adopts USB charging and pogo charging
FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
Having never tried a Sourin device before I really had no idea what to expect. To be honest, I hadn’t even heard of the Air Pro before or earlier revisions. The packaging for the kit was nice enough but I immediately noticed that there was only one pod in the kit box. However, Sourin did send me a couple of spares for it which was nice. I do however think that all pod kits should come with either two pods or two coils depending on what kind of device it is. The sample that I received is the ice blue color. It is very nice looking but also very shiny which translates to the fact that it’s a fingerprint magnet. This may bother some people but honestly I’m not really that picky when it comes to stuff like that.
I was surprised at how thin the Air Pro is. The body is made of zinc alloy. The design reminds me of an Iphone or macbook. It amazes me that they can fit everything into such a thin design. As far as branding goes it has Suorin Air Pro on one side and Suorin and their logo symbol on the other side. On one of the thinner 12.7mm sides is a single button. Five presses will turn the device on or off. The button can also be used to fire the Air Pro if you don’t want to use the auto draw function. To me it’s a little awkward to fire it using the button and definitely prefer the auto draw on this one. When it is turned on there is a haptic alert in the form of a vibration and the single light on the fire button will flash. The Air Pro has a 930mah internal battery which is one of the places where this device shines especially as compact as it is. The indicator light on the button shows green, blue, or red depending on the level of the battery. Of course, when it turns red, it’s time to charge the device. On the thin side opposite of the fire button is the USB micro charge port and there is one small airflow hole on each of the thin sides. On the bottom of the Air Pro are what appear to be charging contacts. I checked on the Suorin website and that is in fact what they are. I didn’t get one for the review but their site says that there is what they call a Pogo charging dock available for the Air Pro. Inside the top of the device where the pod inserts, there are two contacts, two magnets and an airflow tube.
The pod for the Air Pro has a capacity of 4.9ml which is the second place where I consider this pod device to stand out. Suorin says that each pod is good for 6 uses which comes out to almost 30ml of liquid. I don’t know about others but I tend to use pods as long as possible and probably too long but as long as it’s working and the flavor is half way decent then I keep using them. I have not run through six refills yet but after three so far the flavor is still good and don’t have any leaking. The opening on the mouthpiece is offset and not in the center. I felt that it was fairly comfortable to use but thought if it was on one corner instead of to the side then it might be a little more comfortable to use. The pods use what they are calling a LAVAL nozzle airway design. I don’t know what that stands for but it is supposed to take away more heat by speeding up the airflow. The pods are slightly tinted but I can easily see the liquid level without additional light.
The pod does not have replaceable coils. The coil that is built into the pod is a 1.0 ohm mesh coil and has an output rating of 18 watts. I felt like it delivered very good flavor for a pod device. The pods are bottom fill with the standard rubber plug. I was able to fill fairly easily but commonly use 10 and 50ml plastic bottles so the tips aren’t very big.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
The Suorin Air Pro has a totally different shape than any other pod device I have tried. Like I mentioned before, it amazes me that you can fit a battery, charging port, and electronics in such a thin device.
Overall I thought the Air Pro performed well. The flavor was pretty good and the vapor production was good also. The mouthpiece was comfortable enough for me and the pod capacity was a nice feature as well as the battery capacity.
The Air Pro will easily fit in a pocket without bulging or being really very noticeable. I do think it shines as an auto draw device and found it awkward to button fire. It was nice how it vibrates and has an indicator light.
So, would I recommend it? It might not be for everyone but I liked it well enough. The 4.9ml capacity paired with a 930mah battery is a good fit in my opinion for an out and about carry device. It would be nice if you could shut off the fire button and still auto draw but this one doesn’t do that.
A big thank you goes out to Suorin and Mira for sending the Air Pro for this review. Also a very big thank you to the readers. You did it. You made it to the end again! Below is a link to the Suorin site if you’d like to check it out.
Suorin Air Pro 4.9ml Catridge - Suorin Official
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
1* Suorin Air Pro Device
1* Suorin Air Pro Pod(4.9ml)
1* USB Cable
1* User Manual
PARAMETERS:
Material
Zinc Alloy+PCTG
Size
96mm x 45mm x 12.7mm
Capacity
4.9ml
Output Power
18W
Resistance Range
1.0ohm
Battery Capacity
930mAh
Charging parameters
USB/Pogo, 1000mAh
Color
Black, Silver, Gunmetal, Rainbow, Ice Blue, Lively Green, Sunglow Gold, Faded Skeleton, Star-Spangled Blue, Star-Spangled Red, Lavender Purple
FEATURES:
· 1. All-in-One Pod, portable and compact
· 2. Build-in 930mAh battery, 18W output power
· 3. 4.9ml refillable pod, suit for nicotine salt
· 4. Auto-draw/button-draw mode
· 5. Innovative LAVAL nozzle airway design
· 6. Adopts USB charging and pogo charging
FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
Having never tried a Sourin device before I really had no idea what to expect. To be honest, I hadn’t even heard of the Air Pro before or earlier revisions. The packaging for the kit was nice enough but I immediately noticed that there was only one pod in the kit box. However, Sourin did send me a couple of spares for it which was nice. I do however think that all pod kits should come with either two pods or two coils depending on what kind of device it is. The sample that I received is the ice blue color. It is very nice looking but also very shiny which translates to the fact that it’s a fingerprint magnet. This may bother some people but honestly I’m not really that picky when it comes to stuff like that.
I was surprised at how thin the Air Pro is. The body is made of zinc alloy. The design reminds me of an Iphone or macbook. It amazes me that they can fit everything into such a thin design. As far as branding goes it has Suorin Air Pro on one side and Suorin and their logo symbol on the other side. On one of the thinner 12.7mm sides is a single button. Five presses will turn the device on or off. The button can also be used to fire the Air Pro if you don’t want to use the auto draw function. To me it’s a little awkward to fire it using the button and definitely prefer the auto draw on this one. When it is turned on there is a haptic alert in the form of a vibration and the single light on the fire button will flash. The Air Pro has a 930mah internal battery which is one of the places where this device shines especially as compact as it is. The indicator light on the button shows green, blue, or red depending on the level of the battery. Of course, when it turns red, it’s time to charge the device. On the thin side opposite of the fire button is the USB micro charge port and there is one small airflow hole on each of the thin sides. On the bottom of the Air Pro are what appear to be charging contacts. I checked on the Suorin website and that is in fact what they are. I didn’t get one for the review but their site says that there is what they call a Pogo charging dock available for the Air Pro. Inside the top of the device where the pod inserts, there are two contacts, two magnets and an airflow tube.
The pod for the Air Pro has a capacity of 4.9ml which is the second place where I consider this pod device to stand out. Suorin says that each pod is good for 6 uses which comes out to almost 30ml of liquid. I don’t know about others but I tend to use pods as long as possible and probably too long but as long as it’s working and the flavor is half way decent then I keep using them. I have not run through six refills yet but after three so far the flavor is still good and don’t have any leaking. The opening on the mouthpiece is offset and not in the center. I felt that it was fairly comfortable to use but thought if it was on one corner instead of to the side then it might be a little more comfortable to use. The pods use what they are calling a LAVAL nozzle airway design. I don’t know what that stands for but it is supposed to take away more heat by speeding up the airflow. The pods are slightly tinted but I can easily see the liquid level without additional light.
The pod does not have replaceable coils. The coil that is built into the pod is a 1.0 ohm mesh coil and has an output rating of 18 watts. I felt like it delivered very good flavor for a pod device. The pods are bottom fill with the standard rubber plug. I was able to fill fairly easily but commonly use 10 and 50ml plastic bottles so the tips aren’t very big.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
The Suorin Air Pro has a totally different shape than any other pod device I have tried. Like I mentioned before, it amazes me that you can fit a battery, charging port, and electronics in such a thin device.
Overall I thought the Air Pro performed well. The flavor was pretty good and the vapor production was good also. The mouthpiece was comfortable enough for me and the pod capacity was a nice feature as well as the battery capacity.
The Air Pro will easily fit in a pocket without bulging or being really very noticeable. I do think it shines as an auto draw device and found it awkward to button fire. It was nice how it vibrates and has an indicator light.
So, would I recommend it? It might not be for everyone but I liked it well enough. The 4.9ml capacity paired with a 930mah battery is a good fit in my opinion for an out and about carry device. It would be nice if you could shut off the fire button and still auto draw but this one doesn’t do that.
A big thank you goes out to Suorin and Mira for sending the Air Pro for this review. Also a very big thank you to the readers. You did it. You made it to the end again! Below is a link to the Suorin site if you’d like to check it out.
Suorin Air Pro 4.9ml Catridge - Suorin Official
