VooPoo Argus Pro Vape Kit | Smooth Vapourz

FEATURES:

• MTL/DTL Vape Device
• 5 – 80W Wattage Range
• 2ml E-Liquid Capacity
• Easy Magnetic Removable Pod
• Bottom Fill Method

Thanks to the design, the VooPoo Argus Pro Vape Kit has a magnetic pod which from there you remove it to access the PnP Coils on the bottom of the pod. Its design requires you to drain the liquid when changing the coil. VooPoo’s Argus Pro pod can hold 2ml of e-liquid or you can buy a pod replacement for the VooPoo Argus Pro giving you a 4ml pod capacity and is easily topped up by removing the rubber gourmet. Thanks to the variety in the coils you can use, you’ll be able to experience both a profound experience for both MTL and DTL. For better flavour and a vaping experience we recommend a PnP VM1 0.3Ohms or a PnP VM5 0.2Ohm coil, 50/50 E-Liquid or the Samurai Salts.

The VooPoo Argus Pro Vape kit features a compact design that easily fits into your pocket. You can vape whenever you choose, thanks to the built-in battery design it ships with a 3000mAh battery which will last all day or a good chunk of the day depending on the wattage you use. This kit comes with two PnP Coils that are made for MTL (Mouth To Lung) and DTL (Direct to Lung) vaping. It ships with one PnP 0.15 Ohm coil and a PnP 0.3 Ohm Coil.

FEATURES:

• MTL/DTL Vape Device
• 5 – 80W Wattage Range
• 2ml E-Liquid Capacity
• Easy Magnetic Removable Pod
• Bottom Fill Method

WHAT’S IN THE BOX:

• VooPoo Argus Pro Vape Device
• x1 PnP Pod
• x1 PnP VM6 (0.15Ohm)
• x1 PnP VM1 (0.3Ohm)
• x1 USB Type-C Cable
• User Manual

Colour	Demin Silver, Vintage Grey and Silver, Black Carbon Fiber, Litchi Leather Red, Litchi Leather Blue, Deep Sea Cyan, Rainbow, Dark Coffee Titanium Gold, Petrol Green and Silver

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