VooPoo Argus Vape Kits & Pods

The Argus G3, for most people. It has a 1500mAh battery, 5 to 30W and a 0.96 inch colour screen, fires by button or on the draw, and comes with a 0.4 and a 0.7ohm pod so you can try both draws. Take the G3 Mini or G4 Mini instead if you want no buttons at all, or the E40 for a looser, lung-style draw.

Yes, as long as you know which pod your kit takes. Six of the kits share one family of 2ml pods in three resistances, so a spare pack fits most of the range, and the kits run from a 56g buttonless Mini to the 40W E40. The catch is that the E40 uses its own pods, so check you are buying for the right kit.

The G4 if you want more battery and power, the G3 if you want the bigger screen. The G4 carries 1650mAh and 5 to 35W against 1500mAh and 5 to 30W on the G3, and ships with Multi-Ohm pods that hold three resistances each. The G3 has the larger screen, at 0.96 inches against 0.85, and ships with standard Top Fill V2 pods. Both take Top Fill V2 and Snap pods as spares.

Top Fill V2 and Snap pods fit the G3, G3 Mini, G4, G4 Mini, P3 and Matrix. Both hold 2ml, come in 0.4, 0.7 and 1.0ohm, and are sold in packs of three. The Argus E40 is the exception: it takes its own E40 pods, which do not fit the other kits.

Yes. Top Fill V2 and Snap pods also fit the older G2, G2 Mini, P2, Z2, A, Klyc and SE on the same magnetic connection. The Argus Pro and Pro 2 are not on the fit list for these pods, so check your kit before ordering.

A single Argus pod with more than one coil inside, so you can change resistance without changing pods. The G4 version holds 0.4, 0.7 and 1.0ohm; the G4 Mini version holds 0.7 and 1.0ohm, and you flip the pod to switch. It comes with those two kits, and standard Top Fill V2 or Snap pods fit both as spares.

Not for the pod kits: the coil is sealed inside each Argus pod, so you replace the whole pod when the flavour fades. The E40 is the exception, as it runs PnP X coils inside its own pod. For every other Argus kit here, a pack of Top Fill V2 or Snap pods is the replacement.

About one to two weeks for most daily vapers, though flavour is a better guide than the calendar. When the taste turns flat or faintly burnt, fit a fresh pod. Sweet liquids wear a coil out fastest, and the 1.0ohm pod tends to last longest.

Only really in the E40. It runs PnP X coils down to 0.3ohm at up to 40W, which suits a high VG shortfill. The other kits use 2ml pods best kept to 50/50, or 70/30 at most on the 0.4ohm pod, because thicker liquid wicks too slowly and tastes burnt.

Most come down to the pod rather than the kit. Overfilling causes leaks, vaping a new pod before it has soaked gives a burnt first puff, and dirty contacts on the magnetic base can stop the kit reading the pod. Leave a fresh pod five minutes after filling, stop short of the top, and wipe the contacts when you swap pods.