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The VINCI 3 Pod essentials in 10 seconds
- Original empty cartridge: no coil is included, so you can choose the exact PnP Coil that best matches your vaping style.
- True top refill: one of its biggest strengths is the convenience of refilling without awkward disassembly.
- Anti-leak design: Voopoo built this pod to manage condensation better and keep the device contacts cleaner.
Confirmed compatibility of the Voopoo VINCI 3 pod
Confirmed compatibility: this cartridge is designed specifically for the Voopoo VINCI 3.
Platform compatibility: it uses the Voopoo PnP family, so it accepts different coils to configure anything from restrained MTL to more demanding DL depending on device power and the coil selected.
- 4ml capacity to reduce refill frequency through the day.
- A very good solution if you want to renew the cartridge without replacing the full kit.
- Especially comfortable for users who value top filling and simple maintenance.
Which PnP coils make the most sense in the VINCI 3
The cartridge uses the PnP platform, so the experience changes a lot depending on the coil you install:
- 0.15Ω and 0.20Ω: aimed at DL with higher wattage and heavier liquid use.
- 0.30Ω: a very good middle zone for RDL with a strong balance of vapor and control.
- 0.45Ω and 0.60Ω: perfect for more restrained use, intense flavor and highly versatile performance.
- 0.80Ω, 1.0Ω and 1.2Ω: more suitable for MTL, nicotine salts and a tighter feel.
VapVip tip: after installing the coil, add a few drops to the cotton, fill from the top and let it sit for a few minutes. That is the safest way to begin vaping without stressing the coil from the first puff.
Frequently Asked Questions about the VINCI 3 Pod
Does it include a coil or only the empty cartridge?
It includes the empty cartridge only. You must add the PnP Coil separately according to the draw style and wattage you want to use on your VINCI 3.
Which PnP coil usually works best in the VINCI 3?
That depends on your vaping style. For balanced daily use, 0.30Ω or 0.60Ω often work very well. If you want stronger DL, lower resistances make more sense; for MTL, higher ohm options are the logical path.
