Aspire AVP AIO Kit-Aspire's Best AIO Pod Systems

The Aspire AVP Kit is the Aspire's newest entry to the market, comes with two 2-ml containers and a pressure-fill valve system at the bottom of the container. Encapsulated inside is a 1.2-ohm ni-cr coil that cannot be replaced. There also does not appear to be any form of adjustable airflow for pods or devices. The AVP is slightly different from the Aspire, with a carbon-fiber center panel and a high-gloss metal chassis, giving it a very futuristic look. It's a bit like the key remote control for a modern car.

The device comes with a 700mAh built-in battery and includes a mode button that allows the user to adjust the wattage. The button is surrounded by an LED indicator that displays the selected mode. Buttons on AVP cannot be used to trigger devices. Instead, AVP has an automated drawing system.

The Aspire AVP AIO kit is available in five colors - black, gray, purple, rainbow and orange.

AVP is the Aspire's first true pod system. Aspire built some of the best AIO/Pod systems on the market. Aspire Breeze 2, Nautilus AIO and Spryte are the devices I classify as AIO (integrated) vape devices for coil replacement. AVP does not allow users to simply replace the coil. Instead, it uses a replaceable pod. Therefore, in my opinion, it should be classified as a pod system rather than an AIO.

I believe they have a reason to make AVP a closed pod system, and I hope they are more than just financial. Either the AVP provides a better vaping experience or they just want to cover all the bases and have a device that is easier to use in the new vapers.

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