BO One E-Cig Review – BO & Arrow

The BO One is a little bit bigger than the JUUL, but not by any margin that makes it worth factoring into a decision between the two. One size-related factor that is worth considering is the fact that the BO’s pods hold 1.5ml of liquid! That’s a lot for a tiny vape like this, the JUUL pods tend to hold only half of that!

I like the finish on the exterior. It feels nice to the touch, and I personally haven’t had a problem with excessive scratching from carrying it in my pocket. I looked it up and it’s apparently some sort of ceramic coating.

The battery capacity is 380mAh, which they claim gets you up to 380 puffs. I haven’t actually taken the time to count each individual puff, but I can say that it probably won’t last you through a whole day of vaping if you like to vape fairly regularly. 

There is an optional accessory called the BO Power, which is essentially an external battery for the BO. It’s about the size of a dual 18650 mod, just thinner. The BO slides into a hole in the top, and you can either just let it charge or use it while it’s plugged in. The Power station has a 1300mAh capacity.

For the most part, I think the manufacturing quality is very good. The one thing that I noticed is that the exterior of my pods sometimes is a little wet with e-liquid when I take them out. It’s never enough to actually leak to the exterior of the vape, but it does make me a little concerned about the long-term durability.

If you are looking for a 510-thread battery for oil cartridges we suggest checking out the Hermes 3 oil pen.

I found the flavour and vapor to be extremely enjoyable. You’re obviously not going to be winning cloud competitions with something this small, but there is still a satisfying amount of vapor when you exhale. I really liked some of the flavours I tried and more companies seem to be making flavours for Bo so you will have lots of options. But you’ll definitely have to experiment with as many as you can find to figure out what your favorites are.

You can’t refill the pods, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing, it pretty much guarantees the pod will taste great for the duration of its life cycle, unlike refillables which start to taste burned pretty much after the first use. People who use 510 cartridges tend to prefer the PCKT One Plus.

Ease of Use

You literally can’t get any easier than this. I’ve said that before and ended up being wrong, but this time I’m fairly confident that this is as easy as it gets.

Like I just mentioned, there aren’t even any buttons. You just slide a pod into place and take a draw from the top whenever you want. The power is activated when it feels the suction from your draw.

Literally, anyone could use this without any problems at all. It’s a good idea to not leave this around kids for that reason.

I really like the BO One, it is probably the best pod unit I have tried.

In general, I’m becoming a big fan of these pod-based e-cig vapes. They take the difficulty of vaping and basically remove it. This is something that absolutely anyone making the switch would be able to use intuitively.

The portability is also a huge plus when compared to mod style vapes. While they’ll never compare to the overall versatility of a mod vape, the ability to comfortably carry it everywhere is a huge plus.

This is also extremely discreet. If you or someone you know has avoided making the switch to vaping because they don’t like how it looks, you’ll be happy with how unnoticeable the BO One is.

If you are looking to pick up a Bo One be sure to stop by our shop.