Having used the original Drag extensively over the last year as one of
my go-to mods, I have a good idea of what’s new and what’s changed. I
also have a good idea of what improvements I want to see.voopoo drag nano pod
In this Voopoo Drag 2 kit review, I’m going to go over everything that
you need to know about this latest addition to the Drag family. I’ll
also go over the UFORCE T2 tank.Immediately upon taking the Drag 2 out
of the box, you notice that the design is very similar to the original
Drag. However, instead of a boxy shape with straight corners, the Drag 2
has beveled edges that feel nice to grip in your hand. It also has
slightly curved front and back plates and this makes it comfortable to
hold. Ergonomically, the Drag 2 feels great and is a huge improvement
over the sharp-cuts of the original.
Another huge improvement on the Drag 2 is the paint quality. I’ve had no
chipping or flaking, even on the bottom of the device. The original
Drag was notorious for its terrible paint quality, and it was a large
flaw in an otherwise amazing mod. Thankfully, this appears to have been
fixed, as the paint has held up great on my Drag 2.
The resin on the front panel of the Drag 2 is very soft and smooth. The
“Dawn” resin unit that we tested is a beautiful mix of orange, purple,
and a dark turquoise that give the device a gorgeous and sophisticated
look.
The back panel, which is also the battery cover, is emblazoned with the
familiar “DRAG” logo that we’ve all come to know. Compared to the Drag,
the logo on the Drag 2 is much darker and less noticeable, and also
isn’t textured. I rather like this change, as I thought that the logo on
the original stood out a little bit too much. The more subtle, dark
logo looks much better to me.u2022eney7485yyWEEEEDD
