Hello, is the Vaporesso Luxe X Pro compatible with pods from the Corex 2 series?
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Hi and welcome to the community Michael nice to have you here
Yes new 2.0 Corex pods with built in coils remain the same compatibility with richer cotton for better flavour the mesh was improved for more even heating and to try eliminate the burnt taste when you run low on liquid and longer lifespan of at least 30%
And there is suggestions they are working on improving it further.
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This raises a great question that also has me curious
The lux xr max pro the armour g both boast of corex technology yet the gtx coils has no mention of the new corex technology you can buy the pods for the lux pro and lux xr max with built in coils that boasts of new 2.0 corex technology But the armour G and Gs only has replacement pods without coils and as mentioned the coils themselves has no mention of corex hmmmm
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I feel like this is something they’d potentially go over to in the future. I remember when the initial GTX coils came out and when they changed it to triple sealed it no longer fit into the GTX one tank, so they might potentially be looking at ways of doing it without losing the compatibility to older devices that are still selling well?
The reason I asked this is the Gen series and the armour series is listed as having corex technology yet the Gti and Gtx coils are not Corex and there is no pods with fixed coils for the armour G and GS.
I’d love to see the Admins from Vaporesso weigh in on this one. The shape is different so I’ve always been curious. Would it mean I could use the Luxe in my Nano Pro? We can’t usually get the 0.4 Ohm pods for the Nano Pro here in the USA, and if we could use the Luxe pods we could have the ability to use those pods instead.
