Out of the box, the G3 feels premium without trying too hard. It’s light (about 65g) but doesn’t feel cheap. The body is a blend of zinc alloy and polycarbonate, so you get that brushed-metal look with none of the pocket weight. It also shows you all the important stuff: wattage, battery life, coil resistance, and number of puffs. You can also change themes and animations as well which is great for those of you that like tinkering around with things.
Setup was easy: slap in a pod, the device reads the resistance, and automatically sets the right wattage.
No guesswork.
But you’ll want to let it prime for 10 minutes; this ensures the coil properly wicks, extending its lifespan and stopping dry hits. You can still tweak it manually if you want, using the settings menu, but out of the box, it’s ready to vape.
Vape Quality & Coil Performance
This is where the G3 really won me over. The included 0.7Ω pod hits like a dream. Clean, punchy flavour with a tight but satisfying draw.
The 0.4Ω pod is designed for more power, more clouds. It’s delivers a restricted DTL draw and, while the flavor is great, once you get up to around 25W the battery really starts taking a battering.
If you chain vape with this pod in the vape, don’t expect it to last all day without a top-up.
This is close to matching Vaporesso’s XROS pods which, for me, are the industry standard right now, both for flavor and overall longevity.
Flavor is consistant and the coils fire uniformly; there’s no dead or half-assed hits. It would appear that a lot of work has gone into these coils.
Battery Life & Charging
The 1500mAh battery is solid. With the 0.7Ω pod at 18–20W, I was getting a full day and a bit out of it.
The 0.4Ω pod at 25W+? More like half a day but that’s expected.
The real win is the charging speed. From empty to full took me about 35–40 minutes, and that’s fast enough that I never really worried about running out of juice.
No passthrough vaping, though, which feels like a missed trick.
Also, the screen turns off while it charges, so if you’re the kind of person who checks obsessively, that might bug you. Not a dealbreaker, just slightly annoying.
Usability
The adjustable airflow slider is smooth and precise, none of that clicky nonsense. You can go full MTL or open it up for RDL, and everything in between feels usable.
The top-fill design works, but it’s a bit finicky. The fill port is under a rubber flap, and it’s tight. If you’re using thicker bottles or have shaky hands, you might curse once or twice.
That said, no leaks. At all. Which I’ll happily take over convenience any day.
One small gripe? The fire button has a tiny rattle. Doesn’t affect performance, but once you notice it, it’s hard to un-hear.