It’s starting to become a trend for devices to have additional flashing lights and the Caliburn GK2 capitalises on this. The front panel features various coloured lights that illuminate to reflect current battery life or potential safety issues.

Vibration feedback is also included and most noticeable when slipping the pod into the battery section.

Unlike the Caliburn G2, there’s no finger firing – just auto draw. That’s something I’ve become very used to of late but I’ve always been a lazy bugger!

It’s a cost effective proposition too because it’s not a sealed pod system TOKYO GRAPE ICE 30MG. Refill with your own liquid at any time. The replaceable coils are cross compatible with three in the Caliburn G series so that’s also good to know.

Those coils use the Uwell proprietary pro-FOCS flavour testing technology – a reason why the vape quality is usually so impressive.

The progressive airflow adjustment of the Caliburn G2 has also made it across so flavour intensity and vapour production can be altered to suit.

Expect to pick the device up in four different colour schemes. Ribbon red, Matte Black, Aurora Green and the one I’ve been sent, Ocean Flame.

The pod kit is instantly visible through a plastic window on the slip case and sits inside a moulded plastic tray. The Koko logo is embossed into the lower half of the tray and lifting the tray reveals additional items inside a cardboard box.