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Hi All, Anthony Vapes back here with my review of the Innokin Adept Zlide Kit. Please see bottom for disclaimers and links. Note: This is not marked as a sample.
Introduction:
The Innokin Adept Zlide Kit is the latest Kit from Innokin. They are a company who’s been around a long time and mostly has focused on making good beginner kits but also had a few nice mods like the proton. This kit includes the Adept Mod with the Zlide D22 tank. The Adept mod is an internal battery semi adjustable mod rated at 17 watts max and the Zlide tank is a low watt mtl tank. It’s available in 6 colors, black, white, sky, ocean, purple, and forest camo. Looking around online I only see it available for around 50ish USD and elementvape has them in stock for 44.95.
Manufacturer's Specs: Mod
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Adept Mod Rundown
The Adept Mod is an internal battery mod. Usage is pretty easy. It’s a simple 2 button device. 1 button lets you choose your mode. There are 4 modes for power and it’s dependant on the resistance of the coil and printed on the bottom. If the coil is over 1 ohm you have the option of 11, 12, 13, or 14 watts. If the coil resistance is lower you have the option of 14, 15, 16, or 17 watts. The other button is the fire button. you can click it 3 times to turn the device on or off. There is an LED when firing for the battery level. It’s a 3 step light, Green means Full to 60%, Yellow means 59-20% and Red means 20% or less. Not bad but I would have liked to see a 4th step.
The battery is listed at 3000mah and it features built in USB charging listed at 2A. I tested this 2 times with an inline USB meter and for the charge rate it charges at 1.93A max so 2A charging rate and good rating. It charges full in about 120 minutes so not bad at all. Battery size wise I got a little over 2500mah so similar to using a single cell mod with a samsung 25R battery so good life for such low watts, but a bit overstated in their ratings so i’ll ding them there. Another thing worth noting is since according to the pics it’s a single 18650 battery inside and it’s only 17 watts max, they could have used a 10A 3500mah battery instead for longer life. Something like a LG MJ1 battery would have been perfect for this application.
The Adept is a very nice looking mod. It’s got a solid feeling to it and very durable design with a soft thick rubber coating. Paint wise i have the ocean it looks great. It does have a standard 510 pin that is centered and should easily accommodate any atomizer you’d realistically use on it without overhang. A 25mm fits with room to spare. Overall it’s a basic and simple device that doesn't have many features or options, but works as it’s supposed to and really only feasible in this kit or with a small MTL atty that doesn't need more than 17 watts and not majorly useful on it’s own. Kind of a shame as if they had it fully chipped as a 75 watt mod with good TC it would be a really killer option. Great device for the kit, but very limited in its use. It’s also a bit on the larger side too and pretty close to the smallest dual 18650 mods on the market which may be a turn off to some.
Introduction:
The Innokin Adept Zlide Kit is the latest Kit from Innokin. They are a company who’s been around a long time and mostly has focused on making good beginner kits but also had a few nice mods like the proton. This kit includes the Adept Mod with the Zlide D22 tank. The Adept mod is an internal battery semi adjustable mod rated at 17 watts max and the Zlide tank is a low watt mtl tank. It’s available in 6 colors, black, white, sky, ocean, purple, and forest camo. Looking around online I only see it available for around 50ish USD and elementvape has them in stock for 44.95.
Manufacturer's Specs: Mod
- Collaboration with Phil Busardo
- Integrated 3000mAh Rechargeable Battery
- IP67 Rating - Shockproof, Waterproof, and Dust-Proof
- Automatic Wattage Output Range: 11-17W
- 4 Optimized Wattage Levels
- Intelligent MTL Coil Identification
- Tank > 1.0 - 11-14W
- Tank < 1.0 - 14-17W
- Max. Voltage Output: 5.5V
- Resistance Range: 0.4-3.0ohm
- Zinc-Alloy Chassis Construction
- Intuitive Firing Mechanism
- LED Battery Life Indicator Display Screen
- Two Adjustment Buttons
- Over Discharge Protection
- Overcharge Protection
- Over Voltage Protection
- Short Circuit Protection
- Overheat Protection
- High Resistance Protection
- Cut-Off Protection
- Centered 510 Connection
- Available in Black, White, Purple, Sky, Ocean, and Forest Camo
- Collaboration with Phil Busardo, Dimitris Agrafiotis, and Innokin
- 22mm Diameter
- 2mL Juice Capacity
- Pyrex Glass Reinforcement
- Superior Stainless Steel Construction
- Top Refill System - Sliding Top Cap
- Removable Sliding Top Cap
- Innokin Z-Coil Line
- 0.48ohm Kanthal 3D Mesh Coil - rated for 13-16W
- 1.6ohm Kanthal Coil - rated for 10W
- Compatible and Will Detect Entire Z-Coil Line
- Detachable Structure
- Locking 510 Proprietary Drip Tip
- Gold-Plated 510 Connection
- Available in Black, Stainless Steel, Blue, and Bronze
- 1 Innokin ADEPT Smart MTL Box Mod
- 1 2mL Innokin ZLIDE Tank
- 1 .48ohm Plex 3d coil
- 1 1.6ohm KAL coil
- 1 spare glass
- 1 MicroUSB Cable
- 1 User Manual
- .48 ohm Plex 3d Rated 13-16 watts
- 1.6 ohm KAL coil Rated 10-13.5 watts
- .8 ohm rated 15-18 watts
- compatible with zenith and goby coils
album
Adept Mod Rundown
The Adept Mod is an internal battery mod. Usage is pretty easy. It’s a simple 2 button device. 1 button lets you choose your mode. There are 4 modes for power and it’s dependant on the resistance of the coil and printed on the bottom. If the coil is over 1 ohm you have the option of 11, 12, 13, or 14 watts. If the coil resistance is lower you have the option of 14, 15, 16, or 17 watts. The other button is the fire button. you can click it 3 times to turn the device on or off. There is an LED when firing for the battery level. It’s a 3 step light, Green means Full to 60%, Yellow means 59-20% and Red means 20% or less. Not bad but I would have liked to see a 4th step.
The battery is listed at 3000mah and it features built in USB charging listed at 2A. I tested this 2 times with an inline USB meter and for the charge rate it charges at 1.93A max so 2A charging rate and good rating. It charges full in about 120 minutes so not bad at all. Battery size wise I got a little over 2500mah so similar to using a single cell mod with a samsung 25R battery so good life for such low watts, but a bit overstated in their ratings so i’ll ding them there. Another thing worth noting is since according to the pics it’s a single 18650 battery inside and it’s only 17 watts max, they could have used a 10A 3500mah battery instead for longer life. Something like a LG MJ1 battery would have been perfect for this application.
The Adept is a very nice looking mod. It’s got a solid feeling to it and very durable design with a soft thick rubber coating. Paint wise i have the ocean it looks great. It does have a standard 510 pin that is centered and should easily accommodate any atomizer you’d realistically use on it without overhang. A 25mm fits with room to spare. Overall it’s a basic and simple device that doesn't have many features or options, but works as it’s supposed to and really only feasible in this kit or with a small MTL atty that doesn't need more than 17 watts and not majorly useful on it’s own. Kind of a shame as if they had it fully chipped as a 75 watt mod with good TC it would be a really killer option. Great device for the kit, but very limited in its use. It’s also a bit on the larger side too and pretty close to the smallest dual 18650 mods on the market which may be a turn off to some.