Innokin Disrupter

[Bobsbeer]

Looks like the new system is about to hit the shelves.  I found it available for pre order on Heavens Gifts.  $55 for the kit, $37.50 for the control unit and $16.50 for the battery if bought separately.  So around £36 for the set.


www.heavengifts.com/Innokin-Disrupter.HTML


Operating Voltage: 3.0V-7.5V

Operating Wattage: 6.0W-50W

Clearomizer Resistance: 0.2Ohm (minimum)

Charging: Micro USB DC5V/1A

Suitable resistance: 0.2ohm - 3.1+ohm



Innokin Disrupter comes with

1 x Innokin Disrupter Control Body

1 x Innokin InnoCell battery - 2000mAh

1 x Micro USB cable

1 x User manua

[Pepperty]

I do like the concept of this mod, a logical setup

[Bobsbeer]

Well after all my interest in this mod, I can now claim to be a proud owner. First impressions are very good. It has a nice solid feel. A bit like a Hana Modz in the hand, but not as wide. Mine is all black, and to be honest, you are hard pressed to see that it is two units joined together. The fire button has a good action with a slight click. The selector buttons are a lot smaller, but easy to operate above the bright screen. The two units slide together nicely, and while it is early days, there is no movement of the battery once in place. I have been charging my battery on the unit as I only have one battery, but the good design feature is that the usb connection is on the side rather than the end, so the unit can stand upright while charging. No leaking atties while on it's side. I can see this system being expanded by Innokin. The concept is good.

[decoy]

had a quick manhandle of one in my local b&m and its a solid well made wee thing but till i know how much the batts are on there own this is defo not for me and the fact it dont do tc really dont help

if they release a higher power or one with tc and the batts are not to much this thing will sell in huge numbers

[Bobsbeer]

The batteries come in a variety of colours. I got black because I'm not into psychedelic mods, so wanted the base to match. Price for the battery alone seem to be about $16, so about £11. Hopefully the price will come down, especially if the system catches on with different base units.

[nick777]

This is mine

[buggritt]

Can someone explain why this is a "good concept"? To me, it's a gimmick to sell expensive batteries, plus the extra messing about clipping it in.

[Bobsbeer]

The board/chip part is in the base unit. To attach the battery you just slide it onto the base. To change it you just slide it off and attach another. Each battery has a micro usb connector, so it can be charged away from the base, or if you want to, while attached to the base unit with pass through. The battery has an led and shows red when charging or green when charged. The size of the battery part is similar to an 18650, although it's enclosed in a very well constructed case. So you have the best of both worlds. Changeable battery, or fixed battery, depending on how you want to use it. No need for a separate charger, just use a regular usb cable, so safer.

[chykensa]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the batteries are LiPo, not the Lion which 'normal' 18650s are. I'm sure I have read (here?) that the chemistry is safer and they should last longer both in individual charge and in the number of charges the batteries will take before fading.
I have also had a heft of one at my local shop, and whilst I like the design, am not sure if it will take off although the number of colour combinations between the base unit and the batteries may satisfy those of us who wish for something a bit more individual.

[Bobsbeer]

Yes it is a LiPo battery, not just an 18650 stuffed in the case. I'm not using mine at it's max wattage, but it's lasting a good while, and charges quickly. Easy to see when it's charged as the led changes from red to green. The charging led only comes on when it's on charge. In use there is the usual battery symbol on the screen.