Simple, easy to use device with no complicated difficulties. This device is my go-to device for testing different juices for its smooth and consistent flavour, reliability and usability. Pods are easy to refill and replace, and are widely available across the UK. This is also the device used by many juice brands to demo their flavours at expos and conventions.

The upgraded version of the Sonder Q2. Customisable themes, outputs, haptic feedback, motion effects, and a large touchscreen. It uses the same pods as the Sonder, and is improved in a fairly major way over the Sonder. But if its improved, why does it not beat the Sonder? It's simple - the improvements and upgrades come at a cost. And that cost is poor battery performance when directly compared to the Sonder.

The Quokka family from Hayati features the entry level Lite, the mid range Elite, and the premium Pro devices - but wait, why does the mid range one win? Easy. It has a larger battery than the Lite, but the exact same battery as the Pro - but it is missing the large touchscreen of the pro, meaning it has less pulling power from the battery. It has built in AI, which resets every time you remove or replace the pod. This AI takes the first 7-8 puffs to actually learn your personal vaping style, and then it automatically adjusts itself to deliver the best vaping experience possible. The pods are widely available online, but may be difficult to find in shops.

The Quokka family from Hayati features the entry level Lite, the mid range Elite, and the premium Pro devices. It has built in AI, which resets every time you remove or replace the pod. This AI takes the first 7-8 puffs to actually learn your personal vaping style, and then it automatically adjusts itself to deliver the best vaping experience possible. The pods are widely available online, but may be difficult to find in shops. It has a smaller battery than the Elite, which is why the Elite beats this one.

Pava Allo's cornerstone "smart" vape. It is essentially a smart watch built into a vape. I actually found use of it, being able to control my phone (read texts, camera controls, music controls etc), and for a while I found it useful. However the novelty did quickly wear off, and I used its features less and less until it became basically a fancy vape. That being said, it vapes smoothly, delivers consistant flavour, and for a more tech minded person, this device is perfect for those who can take full advantage.

Whilst the device I used was a pre-release sample, and I haven't managed to find the released version in the wild, I was impressed but the device. The pattern on the body does obscure certain things such as battery level, it does deliver a smooth, consistent vape and flavour, with a reasonable battery life.

The Quokka family from Hayati features the entry level Lite, the mid range Elite, and the premium Pro devices. So why does the Pro device fall so far below the Lite and Elite? Because it features the exact same battery as the Elite, but also features a large fully animated colour touchscreen, RGB lighting strips, and haptic feedback - which, whilst providing features that are great, they also deliver a huge drain on the battery which dramatically reduces its usage time. It also features the same AI as in the Elite. The pods are widely available online, but may be difficult to find in shops.

The 'Little Brother' of the Horiz Ultra, the Horiz Pro features many of the same features as the Horiz Ultra in a slimline package. It features a smaller battery and is missing a couple of the features the Ultra has, but it is still an amazing device for tech minded people.

A simple, no frills pod device, that is easy to use after a small learning curve. It delivers a consistent flavour and delivery. I did enjoy using the device, and would probably be using it more if the replacement pods were easier to find.