Aspire K4 Quick Start Kit Review

The manufacturing quality of the Aspire K4 is good. It’s not the most impressive vape I’ve ever used in terms of features, but it’s not bad for a portable starter kit. One of the most limiting aspects is the complete lack of power and temperature flexibility, but that is pretty normal for a starter kit.

This also has an internal battery. I know people have very strong and differing opinions regarding the merits of internal batteries, but I’ll admit that they are growing on me. Some of my favorite vapes these days have internal batteries. The key is making them sufficiently large and adding in extra features like overcharge and temperature protection.

The 2000mAh battery isn’t terrible for the size, and the vape does have safety features. But there is one thing it lacks that is pretty disappointing: 2A charging. If I’m going to have to charge a device, I want it to charge as fast as possible.

The tank is also good, although the design is a little dated these days. While it fills from the top and has adjustable airflow, these features are not created equally across all tanks. For example, the airflow ring doesn’t lock into place so it is easy to bump and change. And to fill it, you still have to unscrew the entire top. You also have to drain your tank completely to access and change the coils.

The flavor that this tank and coil puts out is excellent. I really wasn’t expecting much, but I’d say it easily outperforms other Cleito coils that I’ve tried from Aspire. On that note, the vapor quality was just great in general. Big, satisfying clouds that taste great. Very impressive for such a simple unit. People who use 510 cartridges tend to prefer the CCell Silo.

Just remember that you can’t do anything to change the performance other than adjust the airflow – which is as wide open as you can get if you want it to be, by the way.

Ease of Use

When you have everything set up, using it is very easy. It only has one button, after all!

I found filling the tank and changing the coils inconvenient, though. The more I use tanks that have quick access for filling, the more I dislike tanks that require you to remove the entire top. This isn’t a deal breaker, but it does make it less enjoyable to use.

The same is true for having to have the tank empty to change the coils. I don’t want to have to finish out a tank with poor-performing coils, but I don’t want to have to deal with dumping the juice out either.

Again, these are inconveniences – not reasons to avoid the tank in and off themselves.

I’ll be honest, I feel pretty indifferent about the Aspire K4 Quick Start Kit. I can’t really take a firm stance one way or the other on it.

On one hand, I really enjoyed the vapor production. The flavor was the best part about the entire kit, and the cloud size was more than respectable. I was able to get both direct lung and mouth to lung draws thanks to the adjustable airflow, although it performs better for direct lung draws.

There are several reasons that I hesitate to recommend this despite the great vapor production. Surprisingly, not having power flexibility isn’t one of them. I’m used to this in starter kits. As long as they perform well, I can look past it.

It’s the slow charging and inconvenient tank design that I don’t like.

These may seem like minor complaints. Let me just say that if you’re planning on this being you’re only vape, these are more important than you might otherwise think. Nothing is worse than going to grab your vape and finding out that it still isn’t fully charged. Considering you want to keep the charge higher to maintain performance, you’ll be charging this relatively frequently too.

If you want something extremely simple, check out the Kandypens Rubi and if you are looking for a mod style kit to start with we recommend the Vaporesso Revenger.

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