Is Innokin Endura M18 Kit Better Than Sceptre Kit?

Hey guys. This time I'm gonna introduce the Endura M18 Kit by Innokin. It is the pod version of the popular Endura range of vape starter kits, so does it follow on from this exceptional range? Let's have a closer look at what the kit promises…

To tie in with the existing Endura kits, the Endura M18 uses the brilliant existing 1.5ohm short coil plus the new 1.6ohm BVC coil (BVC stands for Bottom Vertical Coil if you are interested!) Bear in mind the Short Coil refers to the 2ml TPD versions (suffixed with "E") with only 3 wicking holes rather than the 5-hole Long coil for non TPD versions. The coils are replaced by removing the pod base and a side fill port covered by a plug takes care of refilling. You can adjust the airflow to your preference by rotating the pod 180° to give 2 airflow settings.

Looking at the actual device now this has an internal 700mAh battery which is charged at 0.8A via the USB Type C port. The output is stated as 10-13.5W – there are 2 power settings – Regular = 10W and Boost = 13.5. You select the power level by holding in the power button when the device is turned off until the applicable LED is shown. Talking of LED, the battery capacity is displayed by 3 LED lights – which go out as the charge decreases. No fire button or other adjustments to contend with as the device is draw activated and will kick off when you inhale on the mouthpiece.

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