Which VooPoo pod kit is best for a beginner?

The Argus Z2 at £9.99 or the Argus G3 Mini at £11.99. Both are small, draw-activated and take pods rather than coils, so there is nothing to learn. The Drag kits are for people who want adjustable power and a removable battery, which is a later step.

Do all VooPoo pods fit all VooPoo kits?

No. Each family has its own pod, and even within the Argus range not every pod is shared. Buy pods by the exact kit name, or check the Coil and Pod Finder, which lists every compatible pod and coil for each VooPoo device we sell.

What is the difference between Drag and Argus?

Power and battery. The Drag X, X Plus and X3 take a removable 18650 cell and run higher wattage for sub ohm vaping. Argus kits have a built-in battery, from 1350mAh to 1800mAh, and are tuned for a tighter, lower power draw. Pick Argus for a pocket kit and Drag for clouds.

Voopoo Pod Kits

VooPoo pod kits split into two families. The Argus line covers compact built-in battery kits from the Argus Z2 at £9.99 and Argus G3 Mini at £11.99 up to the Argus P3, G4 and E40 with 1500mAh to 1800mAh cells. The Drag line, with the Drag X, Drag X Plus and Drag X3, runs on a removable 18650 battery and more power for a looser, sub ohm draw. Between them sit the Vmate i2, the Argus Klyc and the 3000mAh Vinci E80. Use the Coil and Pod Finder to see which pods fit which kit before you buy spares.