Aspire Finixx 80W Vape Kit Comprehensive Review: A High Powered Sub-ohm Pod Mod

Introduction

The Finixx is an all-new pod mod from Aspire, who have brought us a bevy of high-quality vape kits, such as Breeze 2, Nautilus AIO and Aspire AVP. Aspire Finixx is a high powered sub-ohm pod mod designed for intermediate to advanced users.

If you’re into immersive sub-ohm vaping style, you can give it a whirl. The Finixx runs on a single 18650 battery and features an output wattage range from 1-80W. To enhance the vaping experience, it adopts a wide range of output modes including Bypass mode, Variable Wattage and Temperature Control. I’ve been using it for a few weeks and I’ll share with you our reviews on the Aspire Finixx vape kit.

Alrighty then, time to move on and break this open!

Product Info

 

Build Quality and Design

The Aspire Finixx is a well build vape kit that feels solid. I’m a big fan of its design and construction. It comes with a lightly textured finish a durable zinc-alloy chassis, which feels like a premium device when holding in the hands. On either side, it boasts a silk type finish that branding with Aspire and Finixx.

On the top of the device, there is a 24mm 510 plate held by a sprung 510 pin and three screws. On the front interface of the device, it has a large rectangular fire button that is pretty responsive and clicky.

Below the fire button, there is an 0.96inch TFT colour screen, which clearly displays all the vaping information you need, such as the battery level, output wattage and puff counter.

You can adjust the brightness and theme colour (5 available) of the screen. The USB-C charge port is placed at the bottom face. The Finixx is available in multiple colour options: Mystery Black, Sandstone Grey, Gunmetal, Jet Black, Quicksilver, Black Sparks. Overall, I’m very satisfied with the design of the Aspire Finixx vape kit.

 

 

Features

The Aspire Finixx vape kit boasts several working modes to meet different vaping needs. When using the Auto function, the device can automatically set the output wattage dependent on the coil used. The screen also shows the suggested wattage range. You can also choose modes from VW, VV, Bypass, TC/TCR and CPS.

Aspire Finixx Button Combination

 

• Turn On/ Off: 5 clicks of the Fire button.
• Enter the Menu: press the top square button down until the screen shows the menu list.
• Navigation: press the Left (-) or Right (+) buttons
• Select: press the Top button

 

 

Aspire Finixx Pod Tank

The Aspire Finixx vape kit is compatible with a 2ml pod tank, which is made of food-grade Nylon (PA12) material, featuring heat-resistant, and providing more stability and safety. The pod looks grey so that you can easily check the vape juice level easily.

The pod is connected firmly with the device via three magnets. On the base, it has two adjustable airflow holes with the AFC ring. The Finixx adopts a bottom-fill design. You can refill the vape juice by removing the silicon bung in the base, and then you will see a large fill hole.

 

The Aspire’s vape kit comes with 2 different coils, the 0.3ohm BP mesh coil rated for 30- 40W and the 0.17ohm BP mesh coil rated for 45-55W. I started with a 0.3ohm coil rated for 25w. With the airflow wide open, it provides decent cloud but average flavour.

When it comes to 35w and closing airflow, it is definitely an enjoyable vape and does a good job to offer decent flavour. And then I tested the 0.17ohm coil. With airflow fully open, I can get a smooth restricted DL vape. When the airflow is fully closed, it provides a tight draw.

 

Verdict

Overall, the Finixx vape kit from Aspire looks great and feels high-end and solid. It has a well-built construction, bright screen, responsive fire button and decent battery life.

Paired with the tank, it provides a ton of possibilities for you to choose from. I have been using this vape for a few weeks and there was no leaking. If you are looking for a powerful pod mod, this is definitely the one worth picking up.

Have you tried the Aspire Finixx? What do you think of it? Let me know in the comments.