The Suorin Air Mod is made of zinc alloy and PCTG.
It has dimensions 99.6x42.6x14.1mm, weighs 89.8g and has a capacity of 3ml liquid.
It plays from 5 to 40W, has a built-in 1500mAh battery and charges through a Type-C port.
It has a 0.96 '' TFT screen and accepts two different resistors.

The package includes the device, a Type-C cable and two resistors.
The two resistors are mesh, one is at 0.6Ω and the other at 0.8Ω.

The device is sold in the following eight colors.

My first contact with a product of this company and I can say that I did not expect it to be happy, with its defects not being functional but purely aesthetic and a matter of convenience but let's start with the mouthpiece.

The mouthpiece is definitely the weirdest thing I have ever done on such a device and I have almost tried it on the market. At first glance, it seems a bit and you feel that it will not be convenient at all. But the truth is that I liked it very well and I have no complaints except for the times I went to take a peek through the Type-C port haha. The device is the same on all sides and if you have it lying down, it is very easy to hold it upside down and take a roll from the Type-C port which is located in the same place as the mouthpiece but from the bottom. The mouthpiece also makes this strange curve so I had no problem with raising the liquid, the inside has a long enough path so I had no problem with water vapor collecting inside.

The point although tinted is a bit transparent so you can relatively easily see how much liquid you have inside. To replenish the liquid, unfortunately, you have to remove the point from the device, but it is something very easy and you can do it even with one hand. The silicone cap opens and closes very easily and seals completely. The refill hole is large enough so that we do not have a problem with bottle caps but there is a small gap during refilling so that the air comes out and the liquid does not come out when we fill.

Just below the point, on the side, we have the air setting and the buttons of the device. The air adjustment is just a window that slides in and out with your finger. You feel a little fake at first and that if you put it in the middle it is not going to sit there but that is not true at all. Because right in the middle is the setting that suits me in the air, I can say that the two weeks I use it, not once did it move even in bags and pockets. In the full open we have a relatively tight somewhat airy puff, reminiscent of let's say vaporizers with panels at 1.2-1.4mm at approx. If we close it completely, a little air enters but the steam suffocates so we do not have a tight turn but a wrong turn. I found that in the middle with the air tightening I have a very nice and full pound with flavor and full of steam.

Of course, do not forget that both resistors for this device are sub-ohm and want their pads and air to work well. I liked both resistors, after all, they both give a nice taste but I will prefer 0.6Ω to play with a few more watts and get the best result. Also with both resistors, I had the same issue with any leaks. I have not seen floods but playing with it for a long time, water vapor collects inside which after a while becomes wet and he wants to wipe it. This of course happens in almost all devices and I personally am used to it. If a device does not make terrible leaks, I have no problem wiping it here and there inside.

We have a fire button but the device also works with automatic rotation. Personally, in such devices, I am comfortable with the automatic rotation even if it is a little late to get ahead. Here the automatic turn is almost instantaneous so I do not notice the delay most of the time. The fire button is very narrow, small and would not fit at all so I am glad that there is an automatic turn.

On the front, we also have the screen of the device which is fine but is a bit shabby. It is located behind a chunk of tinted plastic so even in a room with a lot of light, it is difficult to see what is written on the screen. Fortunately, this is a mouse, so we do not need to tease the watts often and fight to see what it says.

The autonomy of the device seems fine to me but as is normal, if you play 25-30W as I play with the 0.6Ω resistor, it will not take you a day but with a little pacifier, it will give you half. The good thing here is that you understand that the battery drops when the device now has less than 30% battery so you can steam normally until the moment you need to charge it.