The Voopoo Vinci Q is an adaptive 11W-15W dual activated Mouth to Lung (MTL) pod device incorporating an internal 900mAh battery. Two firing modes; either draw activated or push button firing can be used depending on your preferred style.
Because it utilizes adaptive wattage, the Vinci Q auto detects the resistance of the fitted pod and will set the wattage accordingly up to 15W max. The included pod in the kit is 1.2 ohm but you can purchase separately a 0.8 ohm pod.
Made out of Polycarbonate (PC) and ABS molded plastic in 6 different colors, the Vinci Q is very lightweight yet very robust. The material ensures the finish won’t fade, is wear and fall resistant and also oil proof, dust proof and fingerprint proof. Voopoo call these colors “Macaroon”, why I don’t know.
The included pod is re-fillable (top fill) with a 2ml e-liquid capacity. The 1.2 ohm coil is an integral part of the pod meaning it’s not replaceable. When the coil degrades, the pod is disposed of and a new pod fitted.
Airflow is fixed on the device which provides a Mouth to Lung (MTL) style vape. Two very small pin holes on either side of the Vinci Q body provide the ideal airflow for a smooth unrestricted draw.
The Vinci Q is very straight-forward to use with just an on/off button which is also used to fire the device if you don’t want auto draw activation. This fire button incorporates a color changing LED that illuminates when you draw on the pod which indicates the battery status and when the battery is being charged.
Charging the Vinci Q is carried out using the supplied charging cable that connects to the Type C USB port on the side of the device, specified as 5V/1A and will take approximately 70 minutes to fully charge.
Excuse the battered Vinci Pod in the above photo, it’s been dropped a few times and been through the wars but IT STILL WORKS!
This new Vinci Q pod kit is similar to the original Vinci Pod and the Vinci Royal Edition in terms of its size and basic function with a few differences such as a fire button, increased battery capacity, different construction material and the airflow is now fixed.
The pod used in the Vinci Q is the same that’s used in the Vinci Pod, Vinci Royal Edition and the Drag Nano 2. You can click on the hyperlinks if you want to read the reviews we did on those devices.
I would like to thank the guys and girls at Voopoo, especially Alina, for sending me the Vinci Q Pod Kit for the purpose of this review. As always this review is completely unbiased and is my honest opinion based on my findings while using the Voopoo Vinci Q Kit supplied.
Voopoo Vinci Q Pod Review
Contents
- Features and Specifications
- What’s in the Box?
- Vinci Q Design and Appearance
- – The Vinci Q Body
- – The Vinci Q Pod
- Vinci Q Functionality
- Vinci Q Performance
- Vinci Q Battery Performance
- How do I Fill the Vinci Q Pod?
- When and How do I Change the Vinci Q Pod?
- How do I Charge the Vinci Q?
- Vinci Q Kit Price
- Vinci Q Kit Verdict
- Vinci Q Kit Summary
Features and Specifications
- Dimensions: 96mm x 25mm x 15.7mm
- Weight: 37.5 grams
- Construction: PC and ABS Plastics
- Pod Material: PCTG
- Charging: Type C USB 5V/1A
- Output Wattage: Fixed 11W to 15W Adaptive Detection
- Output Voltage: <3.8V
- E-liquid Capacity: 2ml Pod
- Pods: Refillable, Non-replaceable 1.2 ohm Coil
- Filling Method: Top Fill Port
- Firing Method: Draw and Fire Button
- Resistance Range: 0.6 ohm – 3.0 ohm (Note)
- Battery Specification: Internal 900mAh
- Input Voltage: 3.2V – 4.2V
- Display: Color Changing LED illuminating on Fire Button
- Airflow: Fixed
- Chipset: GENE Chip
- 6 Safety Protection Features
Note. Some of the documentation states the lower resistance range is 0.3 ohms whereas others state it’s 0.6 ohms. Either way it works with the 0.8 ohm or 1.2 ohm pods.
What’s in the box?
- Voopoo Vinci Q Device
- Vinci Pod – 1.2 ohm Coil
- Type-C USB Cable
- User Manual
Voopoo Vinci Q Design and Appearance
The Vinci Q Body
The Voopoo Vinci Q although being reminiscent of the Vinci Pod and Vinci Royal Edition, has been re-worked to include an on/off button which doubles as the fire button as well. Airflow is not variable as it now has two very small air intake pin holes on either side of its body to provide the smooth MTL draw. Its appearance, material and length have also changed.
Manufactured out of Polycarbonate and ABS it’s a one piece moulded design making it extremely lightweight, weighing in at a mere 37.5 grams. Because of the material Voopoo have used, it won’t fade, is wear and fall resistant and also oil proof, dust proof and fingerprint proof.
Measuring 96mm tall (including the pod) by 25mm wide and 15.7mm deep, and being extremely lightweight you really wouldn’t notice it’s even in your pocket. It would certainly be pretty safe in your pocket or bag because after 5 minutes of inactivity, the firing button automatically locks.
The Vinci Q delivers a fixed adaptive power output of between 11 watts -15 watts, depending on the resistance of the pod that’s fitted, from its 900mAh internal battery. Charging is carried out via the Type-C USB port on the side of the body, specified as 5V/1A.
Super-fast firing speeds is achieved by the GENE AI chip set, which also ensures the array of safety features are maintained, such as:
- Overtime Protection (8 seconds)
- Output Over Current Protection
- Low Battery Protection
- Over Discharge Protection
- Over Temperature Protection
- Over Charge Protection
- Atomizer Short-Circuit Protection
There are 6 “macaroon” colors available in the Vinci Q Kit range:
- Crystal Blue
- Charming Pink (sometimes called Charming Power)
- Ceramic White
- Seagull Grey
- Moss Green
- Vibrant Orange
The color I received to test for this review was the Charming Pink/Power and although pink is NOT really my color, it did look pretty good. Its coloring is done in a very subtle two tone patterned finish which I really liked as it adds a little something to the overall finish.
Voopoo’s website calls this color Charming Pink but the package printing calls it Charming Powder. It’s PINK!
Even though it has this two toned pattern, the surface is very smooth to the touch and I can honestly say it doesn’t show any fingerprints. This colored pattern covers both the front and back of the Vinci Q.
On one side of the Vinci Q body is a circular on/off button which is concave to give a perfect seat for your finger/thumb when switching on/off or firing the device. This side has the “Q” symbol towards the bottom of the panel in the same color making it really discrete.
The reverse side of the Vinci Q body, having the same color and two tone pattern, has the “Voopoo” branding which again really does blend in to the patterned finish. In certain lights it looks like the name Voopoo is raised from the surface but it isn’t, it’s really smooth.
A color changing LED is hidden below the on/off fire button and illuminates when you draw on the pod in the color that corresponds to the level of charge left in the internal battery. This LED will also illuminate when the Vinci Q is being charged or it’s displaying any notifications of the different levels of protection.
See the Functionality section of this review for the different levels of protection and the safety notifications that can be displayed with the color change LED.
Airflow is limited to a single small pinhole on each side of the Vinci Q towards the top of the body in the side channels which provide the MTL draw. It is possible to place your thumb/finger over one of the pin holes if you wish to restrict the draw slightly.
On one side of the Vinci Q within the elongated grove are the words “Designed By Voopoo Made In China”
The base of the Vinci Q is slightly contoured but has a small flat bottom so will stand upright, although not totally stable. On this flat bottom is the “GENE” logo.
At the top of the Vinci Q is a slightly oval recessed opening for the pod to be located in with two gold plated spring loaded coil contact pins and the draw activated sensor. There are no magnets that secure the pod to the device; it’s secured by a push snap fit design which does give a secure fit.
Before we get onto the pod detail, one very good feature of the Vinci Q is the way the fire button locks. If you don’t draw on the device for 5 minutes i.e. if you’ve placed it in your bag or pocket, the fire button becomes inoperative until you press it 3 times or auto draw on the device. A brilliant idea!
The Vinci Q Pod
The Vinci 1.2 ohm pod is the very well renowned pod that’s used in the Vinci 15W Pod device, the Vinci Pod Royal Edition and the Drag Nano 2, all of which we’ve previously reviewed and can say they produce very good flavor with a decent amount of vapor and throat hit.
It’s a top fill design and Voopoo state its leak free (it is) with a 2ml e-liquid capacity and has an integrated 1.2 ohm coil. The coil is not replaceable so once the coil degrades the whole pod will need replacing.
The pod is manufactured out of clear opaque and black lightweight PCTG material so you can easily see the level of e-liquid in the pod. The mouthpiece is a black duckbill shape with a 6mm oval opening tapering to a 4mm circular cut out to cater for the MTL vape style.
This duckbill mouthpiece is removable giving access to the fill port. This is a snap fit so will require a little force to remove. When the mouthpiece is clear of the pod, a black silicone rubber fill port cover can be lifted away to reveal the fill port opening. The fill port cover is secured on one side, with the stopper covering the fill port on the other side. A small arrow on the black silicone rubber depicts which side is removable.
Ensure when you fill the pod up with e-liquid you fill using the outer fill port hole and NOT the centre hole. From the photo above you can see it’s the slightly oval lower hole and NOT the circular dark hole.
On the underside of the pod are the two gold plated coil contacts with a small triple airflow ingress port. There are no magnets on the pod, it simply pushes into the Vinci Q body and is held in place with a secure snap push fit method. On the lower section of the pod that fits into the pod recess of the Vinci Q are the words “Voopoo” and the pod resistance (1.2 ohm) in white lettering.
This method of fitting I found to be really secure, no movement or rattle whatsoever. There is no chance of the pod accidently becoming detached from the Vinci Q body. Yes the pod itself over time will not fit as secure as it did when new but as they are disposable when the coil degrades it’s not a problem.
When first installing your pod, make sure you remove the thin plastic film from the base of the pod. The pods come shipped with this protector so they can’t be accidently fired before e-liquid has been filled.
Lastly and most importantly, Voopoo state these pods are leak free. During the time I’ve been using the Vinci Q pod kit there were NO leaks or any condensation on the base of the pod or around the Vinci Q contact pins. Equally, using the same pod in my Vinci Royal Edition hasn’t leaked either.
Voopoo Vinci Q Functionality
Using the Voopoo Vinci Q kit is very simple and straightforward. Quite simply, all you have to worry about is turning the Vinci Q on by pressing the fire button 5 times and you’re good to go. Obviously make sure you keep the pod topped up with your favourite e-liquid and enjoy your vaping experience.
The only indication of the Vinci Q is the illuminated LED concealed behind the on/off/fire button which lights up when the pod is inserted, lights up when you draw on the device, and cycles when the device is on charge. This color changing LED will highlight the status of the battery with two colors as shown below:
- Green – Full charge – 30% of charge
- Red – <30% of charge – Full discharge
The GENE AI chip that controls the Vinci Q maintains a constant output throughout the discharge cycle of the battery, providing a fast responsive fire button/draw activated vape. This chip also controls the included safety features and provides the visual indication via the Illuminated LED as follows:
- Charging – Logo cycles on and off with the appropriate color (red or green)
- Full charge – constant green LED
- Current battery status – LED flashes once when pod is inserted
- Low battery – LED flashes red 10 times
- Short circuit – LED remains red for 2 seconds
- No Pod fitted – LED flashes red 2 times if fire button pressed
- Overtime protection (8s) – LED flashes red 8 times
- Over heat protection – LED remains red for 5 seconds
As we’ve already mentioned, the fire button will lock after 5 minutes of inactivity. You can still vape using the auto draw method but the fire button won’t work. This is normal and a safe guard method of ensuring it doesn’t accidently fire when it’s in your pocket.
To re-activate the fire button, draw on the pod or press the fire button 3 times and it will function as normal until 5 minutes have elapsed with no activity.
Voopoo Vinci Q Performance
As with most MTL vape pods, using e-liquid with a PG/VG ratio of 50/50 is recommended because of the smaller wicking ports and lower power. With some pods, the throat hit when using freebase nicotine around 3mg or 6mg doesn’t provide a good enough hit to satisfy your craving.
This 1.2 ohm pod doesn’t suffer from this problem. Irrespective if you’re using higher strength Nic salts or a lower level freebase nicotine, the pod performed really well in terms of flavor and throat hit with pretty decent vapor production.
Flavor came through really well and was very impressive for a pod. Switching a different flavored e-liquid through the pod only took a few draws before that flavor began to shine through.
I was sceptical about the fixed airflow and worried that no airflow adjustment would be its downfall but NO, the draw on the pod with the two small airflow pinholes gave a medium loose draw which I did find pleasurable. If you want to restrict the airflow slightly you can place a finger/thumb over one of the pinholes which will tighten the draw.
Auto draw worked every time although if you very gently draw on the pod it won’t always activate. It does require a reasonable draw for it to fire. This is NOT a problem as you can always use the fire button if you want a very slight draw.
Overall the performance from the coil/pod was really good and the more I vaped it, the more I liked it. I could alternate my draw style, at times using it like a DTL and the flavor became more intense with pretty good dense vapor as well. Pretty impressive results from such a small pod.
At the time of writing this review, I’ve cycled approximately 60ml of e-liquid through the pod and the coil is showing no signs of faltering.
Voopoo Vinci Q Battery Performance
The Voopoo Vinci Q kit is powered by an internal 900mAh battery. Charging time is good, taking approximately 70 minutes to fully charge via the on board 1 amp Type-C USB charger/cable.
On average I was achieving around 10 hours vaping from a fully charged battery. You may be able to increase this time but I found I was enjoying the flavor so much that I was vaping on it pretty hard.
I tried to note the length of time that the green light was showing before it turned red and how long the red light remained before the battery cut off. I did this a couple of times and it was pretty repeatable with the following vape times:
- Green to Red – Approx. 7 hours
- Red to Discharge – Approx. 2.5 hours
When the Vinci Q is fully charged, while vaping, the fire button will illuminate green indicating the remaining charge is between 30%-100%. Continuing vaping, the fire button will change color from green to red indicating the battery charge is less than 30%.
Once the LED flashes red 10 times, you will no longer be able to vape and will have to re-charge the battery. The Vinci Q doesn’t have pass through meaning you can’t vape while it’s being charged. The perfect excuse to buy two so you can continue vaping!
How Do I Fill The Voopoo Vinci Pod?
The design of the pod, being a top fill, means you don’t have to remove it from the Vinci Q body to fill with e-liquid. Saying this, I did find removing the pod easier to fill it and you at least get to check there is no e-liquid seepage in the pod recess and can keep everything clean and in working order.
Its black duckbill mouthpiece on the top of the pod is removable. Simply grasp the bottom of the pod, squeeze the long flat sides of the mouthpiece together which releases its catch and pull away from the pod.
With the mouthpiece removed there is a thin black silicone rubber cover that seals the opening of the filling port. A small arrow on the cover denotes which end is to be lifted away. Pull this flap open to reveal the oval fill port. The other end of the rubber flat is secured to the pod so it won’t get misplaced.
Fill the pod up with your e-liquid to approximately ¾ full and replace the black silicone rubber flap securely. Make sure when you’re filling, you fill the pod up using the end oval hole and NOT the center circular hole.
Refit the duckbill mouthpiece onto the pod making sure it securely snaps into position.
Re-insert the pod into the Vinci Q body and push the pod down to securely snap into position.
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 Vinci Pod?
Because the Vinci Q pod has a fixed 1.2 ohm coil and is NOT replaceable, 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. Continuing beyond this loss of flavor/vapor will finally result in a severe nasty burnt taste. At this stage, discard the pod and fit a new one.
Pull the pod away from the Vinci Q body. It’s quite a tight fit so will require a little pressure. 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. As you insert the pod into the Vinci Q body, the LED around and under the fire button will briefly illuminate to identify the pod has been fitted.
How Do I Charge The Voopoo Vinci Q?
Using the supplied Type-C USB charging cable, plug the cable into the USB port on the side of the Vinci Q body. Connect the other end into a suitable power source (typically 5V/1A).
Whilst charging, the LED around the fire button will illuminate and slowly cycle on and off. Voopoo state this operation as “Breathing”.
When first placed on charge, the fire button LED will glow and cycle red in color. Once the charge reaches approx. 30% of its full capacity, the fire button LED will glow and cycle green in color. During our test, for the LED to change from cycling red to cycling green took 14 minutes.
Once fully charged, the fire button LED will remain constantly illuminated in green indicating the charge cycle has completed. During out test, the cycling green LED turned static after a further 54 minutes.
Charging time takes approximately 70 minutes to fully charge the battery using the supplied charging cable and an appropriate charging source. While charging, the Vinci Q did remain cool to the touch.
The Vinci Q pod kit doesn’t have a ‘pass-through” facility therefore you won’t be able to charge and vape at the same time.
As always, NEVER leave your vape device unattended while on charge.
Voopoo Vinci Q Pod Kit Price
At the time of writing this review, the Vinci Q pod kit was only just being introduced into the market. I’ve seen a few overseas companies selling these and the price is really good. I would expect them to be widely available very soon.
If the Vinci Q kits are as I expect to be in the region of 15-20 pounds/dollars then for the price they really are worth it. Don’t buy 1… buy 2 or 3!
Voopoo Vinci Q Pod Kit Verdict
Pros
- Very good design and build quality
- Extremely lightweight
- Really good flavor and vapor
- Draw activation responsive
- Impressive in-built coil
- Good coil life
- Very good battery life
- Pod is see-through
- Top fill designed pod
- Dual activation
- Fire button auto lock
Cons
- No pass-through facility
- Duckbill mouthpiece can be difficult to remove
Voopoo Vinci Q Pod Kit Summary
The Voopoo Vinci Q pod kit is well built, lightweight yet very tough. The construction and surface finish ensures it should last and won’t look worn even after continued use. The look of the Vinci Q is very clean with a smooth finish and does feel very comfortable in the hand.
What really stands out for me, apart from the performance of the pods, is how lightweight the Vinci Q is.
Flavor and vapor from such a small discreet pod kit was also really good. Top fill pod design, dual activated with a really good novel fire button lock, it’s perfect for throwing in your pocket or bag and taking out for an all-day vape.
Because of its simplicity, the Vinci Q pod kit is aimed more as a beginner’s vape kit but I do believe because of its performance and ease of use experienced vapers will also appreciate owning this small kit. I’ve been vaping since 2015 and own over 200 different mods/pods but I’m finding I like using this more and more.
I feel Voopoo have produced a very simple pod kit that is well designed and built and has really good performance, not forgetting a very reasonable price tag. I would be more than happy only having the Vinci Q to vape on BUT I would buy a couple of them to vape while the other one is charging.
Hope you enjoyed this review and found it useful and helpful, explaining what it does and doesn’t do. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to leave us a comment below.
If you do have one or are planning to buy one, please let us know your thoughts on the Vinci Q.
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Second Vinci Q I currently have after having to warranty the previous one isn’t working with auto-draw anymore after around 2 months of use, pretty much the same as the first one. Same issues with seepage and auto-draw getting stuck firing, always turned off the vape, wiped and dried off the inside of the pod recess and flicked it dry, second one did it as well, but now it’s refusing to work at all with the auto-draw and the vape itself shuts off after a minute of not using it, having to turn it off and on again to use the fire button as the auto-draw completely stopped working. I’m worried about going to warranty this time even if it is still on term for it, as there’s a small hairline fracture on the inside of the clear plastic housing that you can’t even feel with your nail from being in my pocket with alongside my keys, had a difficult time as it was the first time around trying to warranty it. Tried with 2 pods as well, still the same thing. Shame though, I really like the size, low noise and portability of it, just not the reliability.
Hi SS, sorry to hear this is your second one that’s playing up. Auto draw on quite a few different pods can be troublesome as ejuice and debris does block them up and cause problems. Despite the Vinci Q being a good little pod, it is a budget kit and as such their longevity is questionable. I tend to use mine when I go out in the evenings as it’s easy to carry and use more robust pods and mods during normal day use.
I would suggest maybe look at a more substantial kit from Voopoo as they have a great range and performance is always very good.
Come back to us if you have any questions.
Thank you for the response,
Yeah, I’m likely to just get an Argus GT II at this point and keep the Vinci Q for going out.
Hopefully the Argus vape holds up to my expectations as I have quite a few friends who have them and have little to no issues with them since they’ve got them.
Hi SS, your welcome. The Argus GT II is a good kit, would be a good choice. I’ve been using a Vinci X2 pod kit for well over a year and it’s a work horse. We recently reviewed the Drag 4 which is a bit of a beast and performs really well. Am currently reviewing and using the Argus MT that’s now paired with the UForce-L tank and I’m really liking that one. The UForce-L tank is really good and accepts all the PnP coils.
Good luck with your next purchase.
My vape doesnt show light even when i charge it and it doesnt let my vape ir
Hi Goda, sorry for stating the obvious, have you tried a different charging cable? The fire button should illuminate when on charge, when u insert the pod and when you draw on the pod or press the fire button. 5 clicks turns the Vinci Q on. If none of this works then unfortunately it sounds like the Vinci Q is no longer working and it’s time to get a replacement.
Need help on my device. Since yesterday the firing button lit steady green and i can’t use it in auto draw and firing button. Any fix to this? My device is 6months old
Hi Mish,
We’ve noticed this happen on one of our Vinci’s. The green light remains lit. I believe its e-liquid seepage getting inside the Vinci Q pod recess. I took the pod out, dried off the recess and left upside down for a couple of days. Once I went back to it the light wasnt there and it was working again.
It happened a couple more times but a quick flick with my finger on the Vinci Q button stopped the green light from showing when it’s not pressed.
Try drying it out otherwise it may be time to get a new one.
How come mine doesn’t work after I dropped it in my cats water dish accidentally I am utterly baffled fyi that is not a real mystery to me. But I must say I’m am very impressed with how well this works.
Hi Shrandal,
I hope your cat wasn’t drinking from the dish at the time. Unfortunately electrics and batteries don’t cope well being submerged in water. I did something very similar with a pod when feeding my fish. Once retrieved I left it to dry out for a few days and eventually it did sort of work but was never quite the same.
In the main the Vinci Q is a good little device and cheap enough to get a replacement when things go wrong. Happy vaping.
Does the Vinci Q smoke without flavour? Or do I need to fill it up for it to smoke?
Hi Nkosazana,
Thank you for your question even though I’m a little surprised you are asking this question! Firstly, you don’t smoke…you Vape.
DO NOT use your Vinci Q until you know what you are doing. With any pod/mod/tank, you HAVE to fill it up with e-liquid before you use it. The fundamental design of any vape device to work relies on the e-liquid saturating the wick that sits in and around the coil. When you draw on the pod, the power applied to the coil will vaporize the e-liquid and produce vapor which you inhale.
You MUST fill it up with e-liquid that’s made for vape devices, DO NOT use it without adding e-liquid, it is DANGEROUS to use without filling it first. May I suggest you go to your local vape shop and ask them to show you how to use it properly.
My pod is showing yellow light which not flashing what problem it could be
Hi Mir,thank you for your question.
The Vinci Q only shows 2 colours on its LED, Red and Green. Could you explain if it’s still working. Does it switch on and off? Does it work using the fire button and auto draw? Once or twice I’ve noticed that the LED does glow dimly when not in use but doesnt stop it operating correctly. I believe my one does this because I had eliquid spillage in the Vinci Q body.
Please let us know more details on how its operating?
I have 2 electronic cigarettes
Mine is the Q model
I had one for 2 months, lo it so much that I bought another one
Today they both stop working
I fully charged them , change the top part (coil?) with a new one
Pressed 5 time (didn’t work) I pressed back and forth but nothing happened
I see there is a small hole above the attachment for the charger do I do something with it?
Thank you
Hi Loredana,
No, the small hole above the charging port is the airflow intake to the pod/coil. There is also another one the other side.
Very strange they should both stop working at the same time. When you plug the charger in does the LED turn green indicating its charged? Take the coil/pod off and press the fire button, it should flash red twice. Press the fire button 5 times quickly and the LED should flash 3 times to indicates its turned on.
Are you getting any indications on the LED? If not it sounds like the Vinci Q is broken. If you do have LED indications then it may be a faulty pod. Try replacing the pod for a new one.
How do i fix red blink. I am able to inhale for less than a second and it blinks red for 5 seconds, when i try again its the same. I tried to clean the pod and the actual body but it doesn’t work.
Hi Patricija,
Thanks for your question.
You mention its blinking red for 5 seconds, how many blinks are you getting when you try to draw on the pod? In the Functionality section of the review I detail what the number of blinks mean. Normally if it blinks after inhaling, it’s the battery that needs charging indicated by 10 red blinks. When you put the Vinci Q on charge is it showing a constant green LED? Sometimes the auto draw sensors can get blocked, do you get the same blinking condition if you use the fire button?
How to fix the red Blink…
It’s already fully charged but it still keep red blinking I tried to make it green but not working I don’t know why I did the 5 press to still not working it keep red blink…I hope you can help me thank you!
Hi Bloody,
Thanks for your question. Flashing red twice is a coil short circuit and flashing red 8 times is low battery. If the LED is constant green when its being charged then the battery is fully charged and should be ok. I would first make sure the coil contact pins are dry and clean and the pod recess is also clear of e-liquid. Re-insert the pod and make sure it flashes once. Press the fire button and it should vape. if you still have a problem, try replacing the pod for a new one as the coil in the old pod maybe faulty.
Hopefully replacing the pod will resolve the problem. Failing this it could be e-liquid has got into the internal circuitry in which case you could try letting the Vinci Q dry out for a day in sunlight.
Hope the above steps resolve the red blinking issues you’re facing.