Voopoo Drag: the cult series (Drag 6, Drag X3)

Some names outlive the trends. In vaping, Drag is one of them. Ever since the very first box carried the name, Voopoo has stretched the series across just about every format going — desk-friendly box mods, pocketable pod mods, MTL versions, cloud-chasing versions — without ever abandoning the original recipe: instant power, a chipset that keeps up, and materials that make you want to take the thing out of your pocket. Here's our guide to the range, model by model.

Drag: how one box mod became a cult series

The original Drag made a lot of noise for a simple reason: it put powerful, responsive vaping into an object people actually wanted to hold. What Voopoo did next is the hard part — building on that without diluting it. Every generation kept the same DNA and tuned it to a use case: the Drag X and Drag S for life on the move, the Drag X2 and Drag S2 for the generation that followed, and the Drag 6 for anyone who wants a proper power box. Today "Drag" is less a model than a family — with its own coil ecosystem, its own habits, and a community that moves from one Drag to the next without ever leaving the brand.

Drag 6: the box aiming for the top

The Drag 6 box mod sits at the top of the current range. A built-in 4400 mAh battery and up to 220 watts: in other words, dual-battery power with no external cells to juggle and no charger to remember. It runs on the GENE TT 3.0 chipset, with Smart, RBA and TC-TCR modes — enough to move from a shop-bought tank to a rebuildable atomiser or temperature control without changing hardware.

This is the Drag for vapers who know exactly what they want: a 510 mod to pair with the tank of their choice, with enough reserve to see out a full day at high wattage.

Drag X3: the versatile pod mod, in two flavours

The Drag X3 is arguably the best way into the series. It's an advanced pod running on a single 18650 or 21700 battery (not included) and delivering up to 80 watts — the sweet spot for real power in a portable body, with the kind of runtime you can top up in ten seconds: swap the cell, carry on.

Its 1.66" colour touchscreen genuinely changes the experience: wattage and menus handled with a fingertip, no cryptic button combinations. Better still, it comes in two configurations depending on how you like to vape:

• Drag X3 + PnP-X DTL — for airy draws and generous vapour, classic sub-ohm territory.
• Drag X3 + PnP-X MTL — from a tight MTL draw (cigarette-style) through to a looser RDL, ideal with nic salts or higher-strength liquids.

Same body, same price, same coil ecosystem: only the tank in the box changes. And if you fancy both experiences, the PnP-X MTL and PnP-X DTL tanks are sold separately — 5 ml hybrid tanks on a universal 510 base, so they'll sit on most mods out there, the Drag 6 included.

PnP and PnP X: the series' real secret

Part of why the Drag range endures is that its consumables are everywhere. Two families coexist, and this is the one detail worth getting right:

• PnP coils — the original platform, compatible with Vinci, Drag, Vsuit, PnP Tank, PnP X Tank, Argus, Navi, Seal, Doric 60 and UForce L.
• PnP X coils — the next generation, compatible with Drag X2, Drag S2, PnP X, PnP X Tank, Vinci E120, Doric 60 Pro, UForce X, Argus E4 and Argus Pro 2.

Since the Drag X3 kits ship with a PnP-X tank, PnP X coils are the ones you'll want. Always check the list before ordering: the two families look alike, but they don't swap over.

After something simpler? Vrizz 2 and Vinci Spark

Not everyone needs 80 or 220 watts, and Voopoo covers the rest of the spectrum too. The Vrizz 2 pod is all about easy runtime: a built-in 1350 mAh battery, a huge 15 ml Vrizz V2 cartridge (yes, fifteen), three modes — ECO / NORM / TURBO — and up to 30 W. In aluminium alloy or leather finish, it's the pod you fill on Monday and forget about until the weekend. Its Dual Mesh (0.7 / 0.4 Ω) cartridges switch automatically from 0.7 Ω in ECO mode to 0.4 Ω in TURBO/NORM — one consumable, two vapes.

At the other end of the scale, the Vinci Spark 220 kit, direct successor to the Vinci Spark 100, runs on two 18650 batteries (not included) and leans on sharp finishes and genuinely striking light effects. A characterful pick for cloud lovers.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the Drag 6 and the Drag X3?

The Drag 6 is a box mod with a built-in battery (4400 mAh, up to 220 W) that you pair with the tank of your choice. The Drag X3 is a complete, more compact kit running on an external 18650 or 21700 cell, going up to 80 W.

Which coils does the Drag X3 take?

PnP X coils: the kit comes with a PnP-X tank, which belongs to that family. Standard PnP coils are not interchangeable with PnP X.

Do I need to buy batteries separately?

Yes for the Drag X3 (one 18650 or 21700 cell, not included) and the Vinci Spark 220 (two 18650 cells, not included). No for the Drag 6 and the Vrizz 2 pod, which have built-in batteries.

Drag X3: MTL or DTL version?

MTL if you like a tight, cigarette-style draw (and up to a looser RDL), DTL if you're after generous vapour and a wide airflow. The device is identical — only the supplied tank changes.

Will PnP-X tanks work on another mod?

Yes. The PnP-X MTL and DTL are 5 ml hybrid tanks on a universal 510 base, so they'll fit most mods and box mods on the market.