Overview
This VOOPOO Vrizz 2 review looks at a refillable pod kit whose headline figure is a 15ml pod, paired with a 1350mAh battery and an output of up to 30W. It is a specification-based review: every number below comes from the product listing on this site, and we say plainly where the listing is vague. We have not run a hands-on trial, so you will not find invented battery hours, leak results or flavour scores here.
The Vrizz 2 is a pod kit, not a disposable. You supply your own e-liquid, you refill the pod, and the pod and coil eventually need replacing. That is the trade for a large reservoir and a lower running cost than throwing away sealed devices. If you need the replacement cartridges rather than the kit, our separate VOOPOO VRIZZ V2 15ml replacement pod review covers those, so this page concentrates on the device itself.
The price on our shop is AED 110 at the time of writing, and it is in stock. Prices change, so check the VOOPOO Vrizz 2 Pod Kit product page before you order. Sales are for adults aged 21 and over only, and UAE law may set a higher age limit.
Jump to a section
- What the listing specifies
- The 15ml pod and the 80,000-puff figure
- Power, modes and the 1350mAh battery
- Coil, resistance and vaping style
- Bottom filling, build and colours
- Comparison with other VOOPOO kits
- Pros and cons
- Who it suits
- UAE rules, age limit and delivery
- Verdict
- FAQs
VOOPOO Vrizz 2 review: what the listing specifies
Start with the facts, because a spec-based page is only as useful as its sourcing. The listing for the VOOPOO Vrizz 2 Pod Kit gives these key specifications: a 15 ml e-liquid volume, a 1350 mAh rechargeable battery, Type-C fast charging, output of up to 30W, and a dual mesh coil using iCOSM 2.0 technology. It quotes a pod lifespan of up to 80,000 puffs, described as a usage equivalent. It also states that the kit takes nicotine salt or freebase e-liquid up to 50 mg.
Beyond the headline table, the listing describes three selectable power modes called Eco, Norm and Turbo, button-free inhale activation, a bottom-filling system described as leak-resistant, and finishes that mix aluminium alloy with leather accents. The device is sold in several colours: Azure, Black Leather, Blue Leather, Onyx Black, Pink Leather, Sunrise Green, Sunset Purple and White Leather.
What the listing does not tell us is just as important. It gives no weight, no dimensions, no charge time, and no exact count of pods in the box. It mentions both a 0.7 ohm pod and a 0.4 ohm pod, but does not say which one ships with the kit or whether both do. Check the product page or ask us before ordering if that matters to you, because the resistance decides the vaping style, as the coil section below explains.
For the wider picture on how this kit sits among others, the VOOPOO brand hub lists every model from the maker, and our pod system range shows the full category with live prices and stock.
The 15ml pod and the 80,000-puff figure
The 15 ml capacity is the reason this kit exists. Most refillable pod kits hold around two or three millilitres, which means topping up often. A reservoir this size, on paper, removes that routine. The listing frames it the same way: a massive refillable pod for fewer refills, aimed at all-day use.
Treat the 80,000-puff figure with care. The listing words it as a pod lifespan equivalent under optimal conditions, which is a manufacturer-style estimate rather than a promise about how many puffs you will personally take. A refillable pod does not contain a fixed number of puffs the way a sealed disposable does, because the amount you vape depends on what you pour in, how long each draw is, and which power mode you use. We would not plan around the number. Use it as a signal that the pod and coil are intended to last a long time, not as a guarantee.
There is also a practical side to a big tank that the listing cannot cover. Fifteen millilitres is a lot of one flavour. If you like to change e-liquid every day, you will either fill less than the maximum or accept that you are committing to one profile for a while. We will not claim how many hours a full pod lasts, because that depends on your liquid, puff length and mode.
If you are still deciding between a refillable pod and a sealed one, our guide to refillable vs prefilled pods lays out the cost and convenience differences without the marketing.
Power, modes and the 1350mAh battery
The kit outputs up to 30W, which is a moderate ceiling. It places the Vrizz 2 in the everyday pod category rather than among high-wattage devices. For comparison, the VOOPOO Drag S3 in our range is listed at 5W to 60W, so the Vrizz 2 deliberately gives up top-end power in exchange for a simpler, more compact body.
The three modes named in the listing are Eco, Norm and Turbo. The listing describes them loosely, from smooth and efficient to bold and intense, and does not publish a wattage for each. So we can tell you the modes exist and what they are meant to do, but not the exact watt figure behind each name.
The battery is a 1350 mAh rechargeable cell, charged over Type-C. The listing calls the battery high density and says it is suited to daily use, and one of its FAQ answers claims it lasts a full day. We are not repeating that as fact, because battery life is the number that varies most between users. A person taking a few draws an hour in Eco mode and a person chaining in Turbo will see very different results from the same 1350 mAh.
Activation is by inhaling, with no fire button. That keeps operation simple.
Coil, resistance and vaping style
The coil is a dual mesh design branded iCOSM 2.0. Mesh coils spread the heating surface wider than a plain wire, which is why makers pair them with flavour and vapour claims. The listing says the coil aims for consistent flavour, dense vapour and fewer dry hits. Those are intentions the maker states, and we have not verified them.
The more useful detail is the resistance split. According to the listing, the 0.7 ohm pod suits mouth-to-lung vaping with nicotine salts, while the 0.4 ohm pod suits restricted direct-lung users who want richer vapour and stronger flavour intensity. In plain terms, 0.7 ohm is the tighter, lower-power, cigarette-like option, and 0.4 ohm is the airier, warmer option that uses more e-liquid.
That matters for your e-liquid choice. Nicotine salts are normally paired with the higher resistance and a tighter draw, while lower strengths and freebase suit the more open style. The listing says the kit supports nicotine up to 50 mg, but a strength like that is only sensible with the tighter 0.7 ohm setup and with experienced use. If you are not sure what strength suits you, start lower and read the guidance on our 21+ age verification page as a reminder that this is an adult product.
Spare pods are model specific. Our pod compatibility finder helps you match replacements to the device so you do not buy the wrong cartridge.
Bottom filling, build and colours
The listing calls the filling system bottom filling and describes it as clean and leak-resistant. Bottom filling means you open a port at the base of the pod and fill from there, rather than pulling the whole pod apart. In principle this keeps the airflow and coil side sealed while you fill. We cannot confirm how well that works in the field, so the honest summary is that the design is intended to limit leaks, and the sensible habits still apply: do not overfill, give the coil time to soak, and keep the device upright and out of a hot parked car.
On build, the listing says premium materials, with aluminium alloy or leather accents, an ergonomic grip and a compact design. It also admits, in its own pros and cons, that the device is slightly larger than ultra-compact pods. That fits the physical need: a 15 ml pod and a 1350 mAh cell take up space.
The colour range is wide for a pod kit. Eight finishes are listed, split between plain metal tones such as Onyx Black, Azure and Sunrise Green, and leather-textured options in Black, Blue, Pink and White. If appearance matters, check which colours are in stock on the product page, since variants can sell out independently.
Comparison with other VOOPOO kits
To put the numbers in context, here is the Vrizz 2 beside two other VOOPOO kits from our range, using only each product’s own listing. All three were in stock when we checked, and prices are those shown on the shop.
| Feature | Vrizz 2 Pod Kit | Argus P3 Pod Kit | Drag S3 Kit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pod or tank capacity | 15 ml | 2 ml | 5 ml |
| Battery | 1350 mAh | 1500 mAh | 3000 mAh |
| Maximum power | Up to 30W | Up to 30W | 5W to 60W |
| Charging | Type-C | Type-C | Type-C |
| Price on our shop | AED 110 | AED 120 | AED 140 |
The pattern is clear. The Vrizz 2 offers by far the largest liquid capacity and the lowest price, but not the biggest battery or power range. The Argus P3 has a slightly bigger cell and a touchscreen on paper, yet only a 2 ml pod. The Drag S3 is the power option, with a 3000 mAh battery and up to 60W, but it uses PnP X coils and a 5 ml tank. Read our full Argus P3 review and Voopoo Drag S3 review for the detail on each.
Pros and cons
This table sums up our VOOPOO Vrizz 2 review in two columns, using only points the listing supports.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| 15 ml refillable pod means far fewer top-ups than a 2 ml pod | Pods and coils need replacing over time and are model specific |
| Dual mesh iCOSM 2.0 coil with two listed resistances (0.7 ohm and 0.4 ohm) | Slightly larger than ultra-compact pods, as the listing admits |
| Three modes (Eco, Norm, Turbo) and up to 30W output | The 80,000-puff figure is an equivalent, not a guarantee |
| 1350 mAh battery with Type-C charging | Listing gives no weight, dimensions or charge time |
| Eight finishes and a lower price than the other VOOPOO kits compared | You must buy and manage your own e-liquid |
Who it suits
On the evidence of the listing, and as this VOOPOO Vrizz 2 review shows, the Vrizz 2 suits an adult who already vapes a refillable device and is tired of constant top-ups. The big reservoir and bottom fill remove the most irritating chore of small pods, and the 0.7 ohm and 0.4 ohm options mean it can follow you if your preference shifts from tight to airy.
It also suits someone leaving sealed devices who wants a lower running cost. A refillable kit spreads its price over many fills, while a disposable is thrown away after one. If you are comparing the two routes in depth, our pod system buying guide and the starter pod kit page explain how to choose without paying for features you will not use.
It is a weaker fit if you want a tiny stealth device, because the 15 ml pod makes the body larger, or if you want high-wattage clouds, because 30W is the ceiling. Anyone who wants to change flavour several times a day may also find a 15 ml fill awkward.
UAE rules, age limit and delivery
Vaping products sold in the UAE are expected to meet the UAE.S 5030:2018 standard and carry ECAS certification, and you can read the standard itself here: UAE.S 5030:2018 standard (MoIAT). General information about the regulator is on the MoIAT website, and the government explains tobacco and vaping rules on the UAE government tobacco and smoking page. We sell to adults aged 21 and over only, and UAE law may set a higher age limit, so read our age verification policy. We may ask for an Emirates ID or passport on delivery.
Delivery is free above AED 350, and an order of exactly AED 350 pays AED 30. Orders below that pay a flat AED 30, and the minimum order is AED 100. At AED 110 the Vrizz 2 clears the minimum on its own, but it will still carry the AED 30 charge unless you add items. Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman orders arrive in about two hours between 10am and 11pm, seven days a week, and you can pay by cash, card or bank transfer. Other emirates are served by courier within 24 hours, Monday to Saturday, with cash on delivery or bank transfer. The full terms are on our vape delivery in Dubai page and the delivery and payment page.
Verdict
On specifications alone, the VOOPOO Vrizz 2 review comes down to one point: the Vrizz 2 is a clear-purpose kit. It trades the biggest battery and the widest power range for a 15 ml pod, a dual mesh coil with two resistance options, and a price that undercuts the other VOOPOO kits compared above. That makes it a sensible choice for an adult who values fewer refills over raw power.
Its limits are as visible as its strengths. The puff figure is an equivalent, battery life is unstated, and key physical details are missing from the listing. We would treat it as a well-specified, capacity-first pod kit and ask us about anything unclear before you order. You can view or buy it on the Vrizz 2 Pod Kit product page.
FAQs
How big is the Vrizz 2 pod?
The listing gives the e-liquid volume as 15 ml, which is the main feature of the kit. That is considerably larger than the 2 ml pod on the VOOPOO Argus P3 and the 5 ml tank on the Drag S3 in our range.
Can I use nicotine salt in the Vrizz 2?
Yes. The listing says it supports nicotine salt and freebase e-liquids up to 50 mg. It describes the 0.7 ohm pod as suited to nicotine salts and tighter mouth-to-lung vaping, so match your strength to that style and start low.
What do Eco, Norm and Turbo mean?
They are the three power modes named in the listing, ranging from efficient to bold output within the 30W maximum. The listing does not publish a wattage for each, so ask us if you need the exact figures.
Where are the replacement pods for the Vrizz 2?
Replacement cartridges are covered in a separate page. Read our VOOPOO VRIZZ V2 15ml replacement pod review and check the compatibility finder before ordering.
Written by Ismail Hossain. This is a specification-based review; see our editorial policy.
