Aspire Nautilus Prime X Replacement Pod 2.0 Compatible with BP Coils for Aspire Nautilus Prime X kit - Nicotine Free

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The Prime X houses a single 18650 battery (Not Included), which is charged through the USB-C port on the side of the device (we always recommend charging external batteries on a separate external battery charger to ensure maximum battery longevity). The Prime X has a maximum wattage output of 60W, perfect for both the BP coils or the classic Nautilus coils. The Prime X features three buttons on the side of the device, one fire button which also turns the device on and off, and two +/- buttons to adjust the wattage of the device. The Prime X has a completely adjustable airflow system, so you can customise the tightness to your preference. With the BP pod/coil being sub ohm – that 2ml capacity is annoying as you seem to be filling it up every 20 minutes or so – depending on how much you vape of course. On its right side, there’s the fire button at the top and two control buttons at the bottom. Everything is tightly put together and the buttons fit snugly in their housings. The overall design and build quality is fantastic. On the left side there’s a USB-C port for charging the battery. The Nautilus X is powered by an 18650 battery (not included). This battery is removable and can be charged using an 18650 battery charger and also via the USB type-C cable, when the battery is in the device. This kit features upgraded 0.96" colour screen and improved arrangement of wattage buttons, providing you with a more user-friendly experience. The Aspire Nautilus Prime pod sits within the body to create a more compact appearance, and is compatible with all Nautilus BVC coilsMy vaping sweet spot was 33w with the airflow 3/4 open giving me a restricted direct lung hit with good to very good flavour. I bought two tanks: the Nautilus 3 and Onnixx, both found on decent online offers. Both good, both MTL (oh yes I’d learned what that meant too), but of course the Nautilus RBA doesn’t fit the Nautilus 3 tank. I ran the two devices for a couple of weeks, chain vaping sometimes, occupied but importantly, off the cigarettes.

The Nautilus X pods are easy to refill and each comes with a compatible coil to get you started. The 0.7 Ohm Nautilus coil produces a smaller amount of vapour for MTL or Restricted DTL vaping. The Aspire BP 0.3 Ohm coil supports higher wattages for DTL vaping. There are different variations of each coil available separately and depending on which coil you’ve chosen, you’ll be able to use these pods with either a high VG or high PG coil. This gives you more options to experiment with to find out what’s best for you. With an adjustable wattage range of up to 60W, you're able to cater your vaping settings to find your perfect experience.The Aspire Nautilus Prime would be great for MTL vapers who need something compact without compromising on performance, I’m sure my story is the same as thousands of others and I made the decision in 10 minutes after watching some big cheese from Phillip Morris on a business programme saying the company was aiming for 50 per cent of profits (or turnover, I don’t recall) from vapes.