Depending on which kit you go for, you will get slightly differing coils to better match the power output and battery capacity of the device. But you can still use any of the available coils on either device.

Weight wise there is not much difference and with the Drag X Pro being only 10mm taller, its barely noticeable.This one is rated for use between 32 – 40 Watts and is also a great little coil. Again just like all of Voopoo’s coils it provides a nice dense warm vape, but is more suited to those who like to run a lower wattage to save on battery life.

The battery size has been improved from the original 2500mah to 3000mah, maximum wattage has been upped from 60Watts at the top end to maximum 80Watts, and of course the new Drag S Pro is using Voopoo’s new Gene Fan 3.0 chip which has a boost function, able to push a higher voltage than previous models. This means you’re actually going to get the wattage advertised and even power for longer, whereas the older models would have the power drop off slightly as the battery drains. If it is constantly maintained well, the coil will last longer. In fact, it is not only limited to the owner’s meticulousness. It is also dependent on the accompanying part of the vape device that comes with it. This means that the different components such as the cotton, the e-liquid, and more. But on average, the coils can last about two weeks.Gone is the simple tinted PCTG plastic, and in it’s place is a blend of stainless steel and “clear” PCTG, so that you can see your eliquid level better. An 810 sized removeable drip tip has also found it’s way onto the TPP X Pod, so you can put your favourite (o-ringed) drip tips on too. (only drip tips with external orings will fit) These new Drag Pros have gained an additional 20W of power versus the original versions. The Drag S Pro goes from 5W-80W (original Drag S limited to 60W). Whereas, the Drag X Pro gives power from 5W-100W (Drag X limited to 80W). Power goes up and down in one-watt increments. The idea actually works fairly well and after a few hours I was comfortable using these without physically pressing the fire button, however the Drag S Pro’s Auto-Draw system didn’t seem as sensitive as the Drag X Pro meaning I found I had to draw extremely hard to get it to Auto-Fire. Battery Life & Charging