Uwell have been quite clever with the evolution of the Caliburn series. The look and feel of a classic pod has been mixed up with box designs of the Caliburn Koko, Koko Prime and more recently, the Caliburn AK2. Into its second week of use the new G2 coil is still delivering great flavour and showing no signs of tiring. It wouldn’t be a stretch to suggest around three weeks worth of use before replacing.

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The Caliburn G is one of those rare MTL pod vapes that don’t need high nicotine to shine. I can see it becoming a huge hit in the EU where the TPD imposes a hard limit at 20 mg. But regardless of where you are on the map, the G is a vape I can highly recommend. It is a great performer that’s very easy to operate, and I’d advise anyone reading this to give it a try—that goes for both beginners and experienced vapers. The COVID-19 pandemic entered its first major peak during the Chinese New Year celebration, when many Shenzhen factory workers were at home. The ensuing travel restrictions made it impossible for many people to return to work, creating a shortage of many vaping products. The 2ml Caliburn G pods keep the same simplicity as the device, with a practical top fill method providing ease of use whilst also greatly reducing the chance of leakage. Installing and replacing the Caliburn G coils is equally as easy, with two 0.8 Ohm mesh coils included and a 1.0 Ohm coil available separately. We recommend pairing both of these coils with high PG e-liquids of 50% and above for best performance.

If you’re looking for a consistently tasty vape with modest vapour production from a pod kit the Uwell Caliburn G2 should be on the hit list. This setting gave me a restrictive direct lung vape although a touch tighter than I usually prefer. MTL vaping is also possible but I personally found it too loose. It did have an effect on flavour performance. Following on from the immensely popular UWELL Caliburn, the slim and savvy Caliburn G device offers a whole host of exciting performance upgrades. The Caliburn G is now an AIO, so there are a couple of steps added when first setting it up (or replacing coils). But it is still very easy to use. Oh! By the way.. The word Caliburn derives from Latin. Caliburnus and relates to King Arthur’s legendary sword, Excalibur.

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Turn the Caliburn upside down and hold a paper towel over the pod chamber. Blow firmly through the bottom of the device. If the leak isn’t too severe, this should force the e-liquid out of the device and into the paper towel. As we mentioned, the Uwell Caliburn is a pod system that, for many people, simply hits the sweet spot in terms of the great experience that you get relative to the small size of the device. The Caliburn is a bit larger than a device like the JUUL, but the tradeoff is that the Caliburn has more than double the battery life and more than double the pod capacity while still being incredibly easy to carry and to store just about anywhere. Uwell Caliburn Specifications (Original Model) Uwell Caliburn A3S: The Caliburn A3S doesn’t have a fire button, but it has a new pod that fills from the side rather than the top. It works with both Caliburn A3 and Caliburn A3S pods. The flavour quality was excellent. Raspberry was easily recognised along with its associated sweetness and the creamy elements (although a tad muted) helped to soften some of the bitter nature of the juice profile. Depending on the model of your device, your Uwell Caliburn either has a top-filling pod or a side-filling pod. To determine which type you have, simply remove the pod from the device and examine it. If you see a silicone cover on the side of the pod, you have a side-filling pod. Skip to the next section below. If you have a top-filling pod, continue here.

When you have a design that everyone seems to love, it makes sense not to change it too much. With that in mind, Uwell have made a few design changes to the Caliburn G to make it stand out from the original but nothing too drastic. There’s also been something of a change to the shape of the mouthpiece. This makes it much more comfortable while vaping. As alluded to earlier, the Caliburn G2 uses vibration to alert of potential battery issues. Combined with the use of the single LED, I’d say Uwell have pretty much got it covered when it comes to safety precautions – nice touch! For such a simple and straightforward device there’s a lot to go over about the performance. The first thing I would like to talk about is the airflow. Depending on how you insert the pod the Caliburn G can go from a tight MTL draw to an even tighter MTL draw, both of which are significantly more restricted than the draw on the original Caliburn. I personally felt that the draw on the original was good but I always desired just a slightly tighter draw. If you liked the looser MTL that the original delivered, just be aware than the Caliburn G is not the same and will not give you as loose of a draw.

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Once charging is complete, the device will vibrate once and the LED will remain a solid green. Uwell Caliburn G2 Pod Kit – Installing A Coil and Filling the PodI was impressed by the initial ramp up and power from the new G2 coil, whether used in auto draw or manual mode. Using the fire button did produce an extra boost in power and useful for when the battery was depleting. As for coil life, expect around 20-25 mL out of these coils, with the 0.8-ohm coil lasting longer and the 1.2-ohm coil having a slightly shorter coil life. My testing was done with relatively clean juice, so if your juice is heavy on the sweetener, you should set the bar a bit lower. Same as the original, Caliburn G is a small and lightweight e-cigarette, and its body is made from aluminium alloy material.