By VapeAlot from London
I was initially attracted to the pod's physical appearance - a glossy sheen available in a range of colours. What else could a pod enthusiast want?
It is definitely lightweight, pretty in appearance, easy to fill and is minimum fuss for all fans of tight, warm, flavoursome vapes. Love the slight hum when you vape.
However, I noticed that the eliquid oxidised fairly quickly with the one coil included in the package. Discolouration is not something that has ever happened with the CaliburnG or Koko. A major difference between the devices. Whatever coil material is used in this pod is NOT mesh or cotton. A real problem for lovers of sweet vapes and high nicotine. Admittedly, I only tried it with one ejuice, but experience tells me that I will have on-going issues with trying to find an eliquid it doesn't oxidise.
I have slight buyer's remorse, and am in no hurry to buy replacement coils.
By CB
After using the Caliburn G for the last few months I fancied a change, and was happy I did, same warm vape, but a lot less leakage and the power connection seems more reliable being central. Actually prefer it to the Caliburn g, only downside is it doesn't come with a charging cable, though this wasn't an issue for me.
By AlanW
Being a big fan of the original Yearn with refillable pods I had high hopes for this, but Uwell have missed the mark a bit.
The draw is similar, but the Yearn 2 has a warmer vape which might not suit everyone. And the mouthpiece is not as comfortable to use.
And there's a very faint humming sound when using this, probably due to the fixed power output.
It's basically a Caliburn G with fixed airflow & disposable pods, and the pods are a bit pricey compared to others out there.
