We’re back with another Nevoks device for review, this time we’re looking at their Feelin AR pod kit. Nevoks have several different devices that bear the “Feelin” name with the Feelin AR being the 3rd device that utilizes the Feelin A1 pods.
We were first introduced to the Feelin A1 pods when we reviewed their Feelin A1 pod kit back in April 2023 and their Feelin AX pod kit back in March 2024. These Feelin A1 pods produce great results as we found out in these earlier reviews so it’s great to see the Feelin AR is continuing to use these pods.
The Feelin AR while resembling the size and shape of the Feelin A1 and Feelin AX, is more like their baby brother in terms of its simplicity and function. It’s designed to be a very cost effective simple to use pod device without compromising on performance.
As with all our reviews, we will give a quick overview first highlighting the main function of the Nevoks Feelin AR pod device and then jump into the main body of the review where we cover its design, functionality, performance and everything else in between.
Overview of the Feelin AR Pod Kit
The Nevoks Feelin AR is a Mouth-To-Lung (MTL) and Restricted Direct-To-Lung (RDL) pod device and is powered by an internal 1000mAh capacity rechargeable battery. Although the Feelin AR operates between 9W – 30W, this wattage is non-adjustable. The wattage is automatically set and fixed by the pod resistance providing the optimum vape experience for each specific pod.
There is no on/off button, no control or fire button as its draw activated only and no OLED display. What it does have is a small color changing LED that highlights the current discharge status of the battery and provides a visual indication of the safety features and prompts. It also includes a variable airflow slider lever on the side edge of the Feelin AR to fine tune your vaping style.
Charging the Feelin AR is carried out using the supplied charging cable and connecting into the side of the Feelin AR’s Type-C USB charging port, specified as 5V/1A. Charging time takes approximately 85 minutes to fully charge the battery and sadly it doesn’t include pass-thru.
The Feelin AR pod kit includes the Feelin A1 refillable 0.8 ohm pod. Only 1 pod is included in the kit but Nevoks do offer additional 0.4 ohm, 0.6 ohm and 1.2 ohm pods (sold separately). They come in two versions; a 3ml side fill option (standard) and a 2ml top fill (TPD) version.
Its design and shape is a tall slim flattened tube pen style device with a smooth semi-matt surface finish and comes in 9 different subtle colors. Manufactured out of aluminium alloy, the overall height is 111.2mm with a weight of 39.35 grams making this an extremely lightweight and very portable device.
I would like to thank Kristen at Nevoks for sending us two Feelin AR pod kits together with their range of different resistance pods for the purpose of this review. As always this review is completely unbiased and only reflects our honest opinion and thoughts based on our findings while using the supplied Feelin AR pod kit. If you click on any of the buy buttons, we may receive a small affiliate commission but at no extra cost to you.
Feelin AR Pod Kit Review
Contents
- Overview of the Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit
- Features and Specifications
- What’s in the Box?
- Preparing to Use the Feelin AR Pod Kit
- Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit Design and Appearance
- – Feelin AR Battery/Body
- – Feelin A1 Pod
- Nevoks Feelin AR Functionality
- Nevoks Feelin AR Performance
- Nevoks Feelin AR Battery Performance
- How do I Fill the Feelin A1 Pod?
- When and How do I Change the Feelin A1 Pod?
- How do I Charge the Nevoks Feelin AR?
- Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit Price
- Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit Verdict
- Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit Summary
Features and Specifications
- Construction: Aluminium Alloy and PCTG
- Dimensions: 111.2mm (H) x 21.05mm (W) x 13.45mm (D)
- Weight: 39.35 grams (Feelin AR only 32.5 grams)
- Charging: Type-C USB 5V/1A
- Charging Time: Approx. 85 Minutes
- Resistance Range: Accepts 0.4 ohm – 1.2 ohm Pods
- Output Wattage: 9W to 30W (Pod Specific) (Note 1)
- Voltage Range: 3.0V – 4.2V
- Battery Specification: Internal 1000mAh Battery
- Display: Multi-Color LED
- Pod Type: Refillable with Integrated Coil
- E-Liquid Capacity: 3ml (2ml TPD)
- Filling Method: Concealed Side Fill (3ml) or Top Fill (2ml)
- Firing Method: Draw Activation
- Coils: Non-Replaceable 0.4, 0.6, 0.8 and 1.2 ohm Mesh Coils
- Airflow: Adjustable Slide Lever
- Pod Connection: Magnetic
- Mouthpiece: Duck Bill Style
- Vape Cut-Off: 10 Seconds
- 6 Protection Modes
- 9 Different colors
Note 1: The output wattage is not adjustable but dependent on the resistance of the fitted Feelin A1 pod. The Feelin AR will auto detect the resistance of the pod and set the optimum output wattage.
What’s in the Box?
- Nevoks Feelin AR 1000mAh Battery/Body
- Nevoks A1 Pod 0.8 ohms
- Type-C USB Charging Cable
- A1 Pod Platform Card
- User Manual
As we’ve seen in the other Nevoks products, the user manual is printed in English only which is also pretty descriptive and covers the majority of the functions and settings.
In addition to the two Feelin AR pod kits, Nevoks kindly sent us their range of Feelin A1 pods which included the 0.4 ohm and 0.6 ohm 3ml side fill pods and 1.2 ohm 2ml top fill pods so we will include those in our review.
Packaging of the Feelin AR Pod Kit
The packaging of the Feelin AR pod kit is a standard lift open top flap with a slide out white moulded plastic insert that secures the Feelin AR device with the 0.8 ohm Feelin A1 pod pre-fitted. Underneath the plastic insert are the Type-C charging cable, A1 pod platform card and the user manual.
Each of the Feelin AR packaging boxes (9 different colors in total) are color matched to the color of the included device. The overall dimensions of the packaging box measure 130mm x 55mm x 23mm.
On the front of the box is a gloss print of the color of the device that’s inside with the wording “X Nevoks” and “Feelin AR” printed above and below the Feelin AR photo. On the reverse side of the box are the manufacturer’s details, a list of the included contents, a Scratch and Check authentication sticker, the “CE” markings and a Bar Code that includes the color name of the device.
The left side of the packaging highlights the main features; “Adjustable Airflow”, “A1 Pods Compatible”, “1000mAh battery” and “Mesh coil for superb flavor”.
The right side has 4 small rosette type icons that detail; “Best Pod System MIVAS 2020/22”, “Best Vape Device BORVEX 2022”, “Best Asia Open System Pod MIVAS X 2023” and “Best Asia Vape Device Brand MIVAS X 2023”, together with a batch number date.
Preparing to Use the Nevoks Feelin AR
The Feelin AR comes supplied fully charged and with the Feelin A1 0.8 ohm pod pre-fitted. Before you use the device, you’ll have to lift out the pod from the Feelin AR pod recess and take off the clear protective sticker that’s across the base of the pod.
With the pod removed, gain access to the fill port hole and fill with your e-liquid. The 3ml A1 pods are side fill so unplug the silicone rubber fill port stopper on the side edge of the pod. The 2ml A1 pods are top fill so you’ll have to take the mouthpiece off to gain access to the filling hole.
We’ve covered how to fill each Feelin A1 pod type in the How do I fill the Feelin A1 pod section later on in this review.
Once filled, leave the pod to stand for approximately 10-15 minutes to give time for the e-liquid to saturate the wick in the coil before using.
Refit the pod into the pod recess. The small tri-color LED will illuminate and then extinguish to donate that the pod is fitted and ready to use. There is no on/off button, no fire button, and no controls to worry about other than selecting your variable airflow setting on the lever adjustments on the side edge of the Feelin AR body. Simply draw on the mouthpiece and away you go!
We’ve covered how to Charge, Fill, Change your Pod and Adjust your Nevoks Feelin AR in the relevant sections of this review. You can click on these hyperlinks if you want to go direct to these sections.
Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit Design and Appearance
Feelin AR Body/Battery
The Feelin AR is a pen style (elongated flattened tube shape) device constructed out of Aluminium Alloy and measures 91.2mm tall (111.2mm including the pod) by 21.05mm wide and 13.45mm deep. It’s reasonably tall but compact and very lightweight, weighing in at only 32.5 grams.
Its body is completely colored in one of 9 different semi-matt subtle colors. The two concave edges to each side ending with a thin flat edge (4mm) houses the airflow control lever on one side and the USB-C charging port on the other.
A full length 5mm wide vertical channel on one flat face on the Feelin AR body houses the small tri-colored LED about half way up this channel. Towards the bottom of the channel is the branding “Nevoks” screen printed in small lettering.
The reverse face of the Feelin AR body is completely smooth with just the branding “FEELIN AR” in larger lettering. This lettering is in the same color as the body making it very discrete and hard to see but is a gloss finish compared to the semi-matt surface on the body.
We’ve tried to capture the FEELIN AR lettering but it only shows up under certain lighting conditions when the light reflects off the lettering.
The bottom has a black insert with a “CE” emblem and “Do Not Dispose”, “Made in China” and “1000mAh” etched into the groves of the flat surface. It does stand upright when placed on a level surface but because of the height of the Feelin AR and its small surface area it’s not very stable.
Simplicity is the key factor with the Feelin AR and as such has no control or fire button, no adjustable wattage settings or menu settings, no on/off button and no OLED display. It’s very simple and extremely straightforward to use.
It’s a 30W max output power auto draw activated pod device with variable airflow control and powered from an internal 1000mAh capacity rechargeable battery. The wattage is governed by sensing the pod resistance and auto selecting the optimum wattage for the particular pod type you’re using.
The user interface on the Feelin AR is a small (it’s very small) tri-colored LED that indicates the current status of the battery. This will illuminate when you draw on the device in either red, blue or green depending on the charge left in the battery:
- Red = 0% – 30%
- Blue = 30% – 60%
- Green = 60% – 100%
This LED also illuminates to show the different levels of protection and safety features that the Feelin AR provides (more on this in the Functionality section):
- Overtime Protection:- 10 seconds cut-off
- High Resistance or No Load
- Overcharge:- Cuts off at 100% charge
- Over Discharge:- Device will shut down
- Over Voltage Protection
- Short-Circuit or Low resistance detected
- Low Voltage:- Below 3.3V
Variable airflow control is provided by a slider lever on one side edge of the Feelin AR. It only protrudes from the side casing by less than 1mm and has a very restrictive feel to it so won’t inadvertently move of its own accord.
Restricting the airflow is carried out by moving the slider upwards towards the top of the Feelin AR which opens up a small hole. Opening the airflow by moving the slider downwards will open up a larger hole. Mouth To Lung (MTL), Restricted Direct To Lung (RDL) and even Direct To Lung (DTL) vaping styles are achievable through a combination of the airflow position and the pod type (resistance) you’re using.
Charging the Feelin AR is carried out via the side located Type-C USB port, specified as 5V/1A, using the supplied Type-C charging cable. Full charge takes approximately 85 minutes and unfortunately doesn’t have pass-through so you can’t vape while it’s being charged.
At the top of the Feelin AR is the deep (20mm) pod recess. It’s oval shaped so the pod can be fitted either way round. In the pod recess are 2 rectangular magnets that locate with the pod when it’s fitted, 2 gold plated spring loaded coil contact pins and a black auto draw control sensor. On one side in the pod recess is an airflow channel that leads down in to the airflow slider lever.
The Feelin AR comes in 9 different colors as listed below and the one we received to review was Pale Yellow which you can see throughout this review.
- Misty Blue
- Mint Green
- Burgundy Red
- Pale Yellow
- Melon Orange
- Cream White
- Light Lavender
- Coral Pink
- Charcoal Black
This new release from Nevoks, despite having minimal function, is a very cost effective and well-made pod device. Paired with the renowned Feelin A1 pods, this makes the Feelin AR a great performing kit for the price.
Feelin A1 Pods
As we stated at the beginning of this review, the Feelin A1 pods are compatible with the Feelin A1 Pod Kit, the Feelin AX pod kit and now this new Feelin AR pod kit. We’ve used all of the different A1 pods before when reviewing these different kits so if you’ve read any of those reviews before, this section will be very familiar as they are the same pods.
What we can say is for performance and longevity they produce a really good MTL/RDL/DTL vape and last well over the recommended refills before the coil starts to degrade. Throughout my time using these pods in the Feelin range of kits I’m getting well over a month, sometimes 2 months of use from them.
These Nevoks Feelin A1 pods have a 2ml (TPD) or 3ml (standard) e-liquid capacity and are constructed out of semi-opaque tinted PCTG material. The 2ml version is a top fill which is concealed under a removable mouthpiece and the 3ml version has a side-fill e-liquid port with a fixed duckbill style mouthpiece. Apart from this, they are identical.
The pod that comes with the Feelin AR kit is the 0.8 ohm A1 pod. Depending on your region, it will be either a 2ml or 3ml pod. We also received spare 0.4 ohm, 0.6 ohm and 1.2 ohm pods so will details these in this review for reference.
Its dimensions are 40mm tall (20mm when fitted) by 21.05mm wide and 13.34mm deep. The duckbill shaped mouthpiece on the 3ml variant is integrated into the pod casing whereas the mouthpiece on the 2ml variant has to be removed to gain access to the filling port.
At its tip, the mouthpiece is 16mm wide by 7mm deep tapering down to a 7.5mm oval opening that leads down to an internal circular (4.25mm) chimney and onto the top of the coil.
Even though you have to remove the 3ml side-fill pod to fill, I would suggest doing the same on the 2ml top-fill pod so not to put undue pressure on the pod recess of the Feelin AR when trying to remove the mouthpiece.
The fill port on the 3ml variant is concealed by a black silicone rubber flap. This silicone rubber flap has an arrow indented into it showing which end has to be lifted away to release the rubber bung that seals the filling port. The other end of the rubber flap has a little circle indent which shows this is the end that remains attached to the pod by a small rubber spike so it won’t get misplaced.
Once the rubber filling port flap is opened, the e-liquid fill port is a pretty decent sized semi-oval opening measuring 5.25mm so is big enough to accept short stubby e-liquid tip bottles.
On the 2ml top fill version, the black silicone rubber mat has an exposed center hole which is the coil chimney opening, DO NOT put e-liquid down this hole when filling.
The bottom of the pod has 2 small rectangular magnets that secure the pod and two circular coil contact plates that align with the corresponding connections in the Feelin AR pod recess. There are also 4 open holes that provide the air intake.
As we’ve mentioned earlier, the coil is integrated into the pod therefore is NOT replaceable. Once the coil has degraded and become unusable, the pod is disposed of and a new one fitted.
Inserting the pod is straight-forward enough, simply offer the bottom of the pod into the top recess of the Feelin AR body and it will slide into this recess and be locked into place by the two bar magnets. When the pod is inserted the LED will illuminate white and then fade out.
Removing the pod is carried out by grasping the pod body and lifting away from the Feelin AR body.
Identification on these pods has “Nevoks A1” and the pod resistance on one side printed onto the pod and a “Min” e-liquid level marker on both sides of the pod.
The wicking ports on the coil are reasonably small so I would recommend using a 50PG/50VG ratio e-liquid although I have used a 30PG/70VG e-liquid through the pods with no problems.
Nevoks Feeling AR Functionality
The Nevoks Feelin AR pod kit is very simple and straightforward to use. It doesn’t have any menu options to worry over, there are no variable power controls or fire button (auto draw only), nor an on/off switch. The only adjustment is the variable airflow slider to control the airflow intake.
Depending on the pod type you’re using, the Feelin AR will automatically detect the coil resistance in that pod and set the power level (wattage) accordingly to achieve the optimum vape. Nevoks unfortunately don’t specify the set wattage value for the 4 different resistance pods other that state what the best power range is for each pod.
We believe the optimum set wattage for each pod type maybe the same that we identified when using them with the Feelin AX pod kit:
| Pod Resistance | Best Power Range | Optimum Wattage |
| 0.4 ohm pod | 25W – 30W | 28W |
| 0.6 ohm pod | 17W – 22W | 22W |
| 0.8 ohm pod | 13W – 16W | 16W |
| 1.2 ohm pod | 8W – 11W | 12W |
While there is no numerical OLED display, the Feelin AR does have a small rectangular tri-colored LED that provides the user interface (UI) in terms of highlighting the current battery status and indicating the different levels of protection.
This LED will illuminate when the pod is inserted, when you draw on the device or it’s being charged as follows:
- Red = 0% – 30% of remaining charge
- Blue = 30% – 60%% of remaining charge
- Green = 60% – 100%% of remaining charge
The Feelin AR will display different colors and sequences on the LED to highlight individual functions and the safety parameters as follows:
| While Charging: | LED cycles Red at 0% – 30% of charge |
| LED cycles Blue at 30% – 60% of charge | |
| LED cycles Green at 60% – 100% of charge | |
| LED is static Green then No indication at Full Charge | |
| While Vaping: | LED will illuminate (color determined by battery level) |
| Low Voltage Protection: | LED flashes Red 10 times |
| Short Circuit / Low Resistance: | LED illuminated White for 5 seconds |
| Over-Time Protection: | After 10 seconds the LED flashes Red 5 times |
| Open Circuit / High Resistance: | LED flashes White 5 times |
| Over Voltage Protection: | Input Voltage up to 28V |
| Pod Inserted: | LED cycles White once |
| Pod Removed: | No indication |
Airflow Control
On the side edge of the Feelin AR body is an adjustable slider lever to control the airflow between DTL and MTL vaping styles. Opening the airflow (slider positioned downwards) will give a RDL/DTL vape style draw while closing the airflow (slider positioned upwards) will restrict the airflow to a MTL draw.
There is about 3mm of travel on this slider from open to closed so anywhere between these two limits will further fine tune your draw.
Nevoks Feelin AR Performance
Only one Feelin A1 pod is supplied with the Feelin AR Pod kit; a 0.8 ohm Kanthal mesh coil pod. Nevoks kindly sent us their additional 0.4 ohm, 0.6 ohm and 1.2 ohm pods and I have included these in this section.
We were also sent the side fill and top fill variants of the pods but apart from the different filling methods, the performance is identical.
As always, when filling the pod for the first time, leave to stand for a good 10-15 minutes before you use it. This will ensure the e-liquid has fully soaked into the wicking material and prevent dry hit. It will also help prolong the working life of the pod. Equally do ensure you don’t let the e-liquid level in the pod run lower than the wicking ports of the coil otherwise this will destroy the coil/pod.
Nevoks specify the pod life is good for approximately 30ml of e-liquid used through their pods. In my experience, they exceed this level and in some cases I’ve passed approximately 100ml of e-liquid through them before the flavor drops off.
Rather than repeating myself for each pod resistance type, I’ve summarized the performance of these pods in the Performance Summary at the end of this section.
0.4 ohm A1 Mesh Pod (not included in the kit)
Nevoks specify the best power range for this pod is between 25W-30W. We believe the Feelin AR sets the optimum power level for this pod to 28W.
0.6 ohm A1 Mesh Pod (not included in the kit)
Nevoks specify the best power range for this pod is between 17W-22W. We believe the Feelin AR sets the optimum power level for this pod to 22W.
0.8 ohm A1 Mesh Pod (included in the kit)
Nevoks specify the best power range for this pod is between 13W-16W. We believe the Feelin AR sets the optimum power level for this pod to 16W.
1.2 ohm A1 Mesh Pod (not included in the kit)
Nevoks specify the best power range for this pod is between 8W-11W. We believe the Feelin AR sets the optimum power level for this pod to 12W.
Any Leaks?
Throughout my time using the Feelin AR pod kit with each of the different resistance pods, there was no evidence of any leaks. The bottom of the pod coil contact pins occasionally had slight condensation visible when it was time to re-fill the pod but this is quite normal.
Obviously as the coils get older or if the pod is left to stand without being used leaking can start to occur. If this happens, just dab the pod recess and the bottom of the pod/coil with a paper towel to remove any e-liquid. If you do plan to not use your device for longer than a couple of days I would recommend to remove the pod from the device body.
Airflow
Airflow adjustment is very good. The slider has a positive feel to it and is restrictive so doesn’t move on its own. Unlike the other Feelin devices, the airflow can’t be completely closed which is a good thing. A DTL and RDL draw is easily achieved whereas the MTL draw I found was good but is a little bit on the airy side.
Auto Draw
Auto draw is very responsive and worked every time. When the airflow is fully opened you do need to increase the strength of your draw a little to activate.
Performance Summary
The 0.8 ohm A1 pod that comes with the Feelin AR kit performed really well and gave impressive results. Flavor was very good and picked out the tones in my e-liquid producing a crisp clean taste. Vapor was dense and much more than I had expected from a pretty small coil. The wicking ports kept up with a higher VG e-liquid but I did mostly use my 50/50 e-liquid.
As for the 0.4 ohm, 0.6 ohm and 1.2 ohm pods, these were equally as impressive in terms of flavor and vapor. They each give a slightly different draw but the airflow control takes care of this very well.
The draw was smooth and fairly quiet and the hit from each of the pods while using my 6mg strength e-liquid was pretty good.
Nevoks Feelin AR Battery Performance
The Feelin AR is powered by an internal 1000mAh rechargeable battery. This is a pretty decent sized capacity battery considering the size and weight of the device. Charging time will take approximately 85 minutes to fully charge via the on board Type-C USB port with the supplied charging cable.
On average I was achieving a very impressive 21 hours vaping when using the 0.8 ohm pod from a fully charged battery. This time will vary depending on the resistance of the pod you’re using and your vaping style i.e. duration and frequency of your draw.
During vaping (when you draw on the device), the small LED will illuminate in the color, green, blue or red, which donates the status of the remaining battery level:
| Green | 60% – Full charge |
| Blue | 30% – 60% of charge |
| Red | 0% – 30% of charge |
| Flashing Red | Low voltage cut-off |
The battery level indications on the multi-color LED are very accurate so you will know that once the LED is showing Red when you vape, the battery level remaining is below 30% of its charge. I found on several occasions I was getting over 3 hours of usage left before the battery cut out and started flashing Red 10 times.
Once the LED flashes red 10 times, you will no longer be able to vape and will have to re-charge the battery. The Feelin AR doesn’t have “pass-thru” so you’re not able to vape while it’s being charged.
I did an experiment to gauge the length of time the multi-colored LED took to change to each color level during normal vaping. The times before switching to each color were fairly repeatable and I have listed these approximate times below:
| Green – Blue | 14 hours |
| Blue – Red | 3.5 hours |
| Red – Flashing (discharged) | 3.5 hours |
| Total vape time | 21 hours |
These times were monitored using the 0.8 ohm pod. I didn’t gauge the times for the other resistance pods but because of the different power levels, these times will vary.
The intensity of the draw remains the same throughout the discharge cycle of the battery. It doesn’t diminish as the battery drains and remained the same up to the point that the battery cut out.
How do I Fill the Nevoks Feelin A1 Pod?
Depending on the kit you buy (TPD or Non-TPD regions), the pod will be either 2ml capacity top fill (TPD) or 3ml capacity side fill (Non-TPD).
We were fortunate enough to have received both types of Feelin A1 pods from Nevoks so will cover both these variants in detail. The 3ml side fill pod will have to be removed from the Feelin AR body in order to fill the pod but I would suggest that you also remove the 2ml top fill pod to fill so it doesn’t place undue stress on the Feelin AR body.
3ml Side Fill Pod
Once the pod is removed, the black silicone rubber flap will be visible on one of the flat sides of the pod. This rubber flap sits slightly recessed against the pod casing and has a small arrow indented into the rubber to indicate which end of the flap needs to be lifted up and away.
Gently pull this end of the flap upwards so the bung comes away to reveal the semi-oval fill port. The other end of the rubber seal is secured to the pod by a small rubber tag so it won’t get misplaced. You can swivel the flap around to give easier access to the fill port if required.
Turn the pod on its side, fill the pod up with your e-liquid and replace the black silicone rubber seal ensuring the bung is securely fitted in the fill port opening. The semi-oval fill port is a reasonable size (5.25mm) so will accept short stubby tip e-liquid bottles.
Re-insert the pod into the Feelin AR body ensuring it snaps into position and held securely by the magnets. The small LED on the Feelin AR will briefly illuminate “White” for 1 second when the pod is fitted.
2ml Top Fill Pod
As I mentioned earlier, I would recommend removing the pod first before trying to remove the mouthpiece. Due to the design of the pod, although being a top fill, you will have to remove the duck bill style mouthpiece to gain access to the filling port. Do note the mouthpiece is a secure snap fit so does take quite a bit of pressure to pull the mouthpiece away from the top of the pod.
With the mouthpiece removed, the top of the pod is covered by a black silicone rubber mat that has a single center hole, an indented pin hole to one side and a small indented arrow at the other end. This center hole is the chimney leading down onto the top of the coil; DO NOT use this hole for filling.
From the indented arrow end, gently lift this end up so the rubber bung comes out of the filling port hole. The rubber mat will swivel round to give greater access to the fill port and remain attached by the small tag. The fill port hole is approximately 5mm in diameter so will accept those short stubby e-liquid bottle tips.
Fill the pod up with your e-liquid and re-secure the black silicone bung into the fill hole. Replace the black mouthpiece ensuring it snaps into position.
Re-insert the pod into the Feelin AR body ensuring it snaps into position and held securely by the magnets. The small LED on the Feelin AR will briefly illuminate “White” for 1 second when the pod is fitted.
General
Do ensure you don’t let the e-liquid level run down too low before you top up the pod. There is a minimum e-liquid mark on the flat sides of the Feelin A1 pod which aligns with the wicking ports of the integrated coil.
The Feelin A1 pods only have a slight colored tint so your e-liquid is visible through the pod. I normally tilt the Feelin AR on its side every now and again just to make sure I can still see the e-liquid in the mouthpiece.
Quick Tip: If you are filling the pod for the first time, once filled, leave to stand for approx. 10-15 minutes before you start to vape. This will help saturate the wick fully in e-liquid and help prolong the life of the coil in the pod.
When and How do I Change the Feelin A1 Pod?
Because the Feelin A1 pods have non-replaceable coils, when the coil starts to degrade after a couple of weeks use, the pod will need to be discarded and a new pod fitted.
An indication of the coil degrading will show by either a loss of flavor or a lack of vapor or in worst case a severe nasty burnt taste. It is possible too that the coil could fail completely indicating a short circuit or open circuit prompt. Either way, discard the pod and fit a new one.
Pull the pod up and away from the Feelin AR body pod recess. Unfortunately if you still have e-liquid in the pod, this will have to be discarded as well.
When fitting a new pod, follow the procedure for How Do I Fill The Pod, written earlier on in this review. As you insert the pod into the Feelin AR body, the multi-colored LED will briefly illuminate in “White” once to identify the pod has been fitted.
How do I Charge the Nevoks Feelin AR?
When you first receive your Feelin AR Pod Kit it does come with a nominal charge. We do recommend to fully charging the device before you first use it.
During use, once the multi-colored LED starts flashing RED 10 times, highlighting that the battery has reached its low battery cut-off, you will need to place the Feelin AR on charge.
Using the supplied charging cable, plug the cable into the Type-C USB port on the side edge of the Feelin AR body. Connect the other end into a suitable power source (typically 5V/1A).
When the Feelin AR is first placed on charge the LED will flash RED, BLUE then GREEN after which it will glow and cycle RED in color. As the charge increases beyond 30% of its full capacity, the LED will glow and cycle BLUE in color. As the charge time further increases, once it reaches 60% of its full capacity, the LED will glow and cycle GREEN in color.
Once the GREEN LED turns static it will remain illuminated for approximately 5 minutes after which it will extinguish indicating the charge cycle has been completed. At this point, remove the power source and you’re ready to vape again.
For reference, we timed the length of time it took for the cycling LED to change color at each stage of charging:
- Cycling Red for 30 minutes
- Cycling Blue for a further 15 minutes
- Cycling Green for a further 45 minutes
- Static Green for a further 5 minutes
- Total charging time = 95 minutes
Charging time takes approximately 1.5 hours to fully charge the battery using the supplied charging cable via an appropriate charging source. This time is slightly longer than we expected and unfortunately the Feelin AR doesn’t have ‘pass-thru” so you’re unable to vape while it’s being charged.
I did observe that while the Feelin AR was on charge, the case was warm to the touch. I strongly advise to always charge this, and any other device for that matter, on a non-flammable surface.
As always, NEVER leave your vape device unattended while on charge.
Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit Price
The Feelin AR looks sleek, it’s well built and the quality feels good. Performance from the included A1 0.8 ohm pod is impressive as are the other pods in the Feelin A1 range. It has a decent capacity battery which lasts well over a day between charges, the small LED indication gives an accurate reading of the battery status and the airflow control is very good.
It’s currently retailing in several UK vape stores for £10.99 which at this price make this well worth the money.
Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit Verdict
Pros
- Good build quality
- Good design
- Very lightweight
- Very simple to use
- Type-C USB 1A charge port
- Very good variable airflow range
- Good vapor and flavor
- Smart pod detect
- Accurate and realistic LED display
- Pod life is good
- Compatible with all Feelin A1 pods
- Responsive auto draw
- Suits all vaping styles
- Very good price
Cons
- Charge time is quite long (1.5hrs)
- No Pass-Thru vaping
Nevoks Feelin AR Pod Kit Summary
The Feelin AR looks and feels good. It’s well built, very lightweight and the quality shines through. Performance from the 0.8 ohm A1 pod was very good and the airflow control is wide enough to suit any vaping style. The additional range of Feelin A1 pods (0.4 ohm, 0.6 ohm and 1.2 ohm) further enhances the choice making it a very versatile kit.
Its 1000mAh internal battery capacity is pretty decent for the size of the device and lasts well over a day between charges. The 95 minute charging time is fairly slow and a shame it doesn’t include pass-thru vaping but the very cost effective price tag screams out to purchase more than one then the charging time isn’t a problem!
Auto draw worked every time and was very responsive. Smart pod detect sets the optimum wattage for each pod type so takes any worry out of which wattage to vape at.
The small multi-color LED monitors the remaining battery charge status and was very accurate. When the LED turns RED you at least know you have approximately 3 hours vaping before it cuts-out.
All in all the Feeling AR pod kit was a pleasure to use. It’s far from complicated and I guess primarily aimed at the new vapor or those wishing to upgrade from disposables. I really liked it and in all honesty it performs well above its price tag.
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