Every refillable pod device has the same core parts: a battery, a chip that controls it, a pod that holds e-liquid, and a coil inside that pod that turns liquid into vapour. Everything else is a variation on those four.
A quick glossary of the terms on these listings. mAh measures battery capacity; higher means longer between charges. W means watts, the power sent to the coil. mL on a pod is how much e-liquid it holds. And a mesh coil, which many modern devices use, spreads heat across a wider surface for more even vapour.
The battery. This sets how long you go between charges. The Uwell Typhos SE has a 2,000mAh battery; the Caliburn G4 Pro Kit has 1,800mAh. Both charge by USB-C. In everyday terms, both are designed to last a full day for most people, and the Typhos SE has a little more in reserve.
The chip and output. The chip decides how much power reaches the coil, measured in watts. The Typhos SE goes up to 25W; the G4 Pro goes up to 35W. More wattage means more heat at the coil and more vapour per puff, which is why higher-output settings pair with lower-strength e-liquid.
Output modes. Both devices offer preset modes. The Typhos SE has Storm and Waves. The G4 Pro has Storm, Waves, and a Custom mode for setting your own output. Presets are a shortcut: rather than choosing a number, you pick the kind of draw you want.
The screen. This is where the two differ most visibly. The G4 Pro has a 2.51-inch touchscreen for changing settings and checking status. The Typhos SE keeps things simpler. If you like to see exactly what the device is doing, the screen matters; if you just want to vape, it may not.
The pod. This is the part you fill. The Typhos SE's pod holds 5.5mL and is child-resistant, marked CRC — you have to deliberately open it. The G4 Pro's pod holds 3mL. A bigger pod means fewer refills; a smaller one keeps the device compact.
Leak protection. Leaking is the most common complaint with refillable devices, usually from overfilling or pressure changes. Uwell's listing for the Typhos SE describes a CoreShield design with up to 50% better leak protection. Good technique still matters: fill to the marked line, not above it.
The coil. Inside the pod, the coil heats a wick soaked in e-liquid. The G4 Pro uses Uwell's PRO-FOCS 4.0 technology, aimed at clearer flavour. Coils wear out over time, and a burnt or muted taste is the usual sign it's time for a new pod.
The colour options are the least technical part, but people ask: the Typhos SE comes in six colours and the G4 Pro Kit in eight.
What goes in? E-liquid, bought separately. Neither device arrives filled. For lower-wattage use with a tight draw, a 20 mg/mL nicotine salt is common. For higher-wattage use, a lower strength is more comfortable. And 20 mg/mL is the upper legal limit in Canada, with nothing stronger available anywhere.
A 30ml bottle fills the G4 Pro's 3mL pod about ten times and the Typhos SE's 5.5mL pod about five times, which gives you a rough sense of how often you'll be reordering e-liquid.
So which of the two? If you want a bigger pod, a larger battery, and a child-resistant pod, the Typhos SE. If you want a touchscreen and a Custom mode, with more wattage headroom, the G4 Pro Kit.
If you're coming from disposables, the biggest difference you'll notice is that a refillable device lets you change things. You can switch flavours whenever a bottle runs out, adjust how the draw feels, and replace a worn pod rather than the whole device. That flexibility is what most people value once they've made the switch.
For Viscount, delivery works like this. Orders ship from our Saskatoon location by tracked courier, with tracking sent as soon as they leave; expect a couple of days, since same-day is only offered in Saskatoon's city limits. Photo ID is verified at checkout and checked again when the courier arrives, so an adult 19 or older with matching ID has to be there.
Add a bottle of e-liquid to the same order so you can start as soon as the package arrives. After a first fill, let the pod sit for a few minutes before vaping so the wick soaks through.
Fill to the marked line rather than to the brim; leaving a little room is the simplest way to avoid leaks.
A tip for new refillable owners: charge the device fully before your first use. It gives the battery a clean start and means you'll know exactly how long a full charge lasts for your own habits.
A child-resistant pod helps, but it isn't a substitute for safe storage: keep the device and bottles up high or locked away from kids and pets. When the device reaches the end of its life, its lithium battery goes to a battery or electronics recycling drop-off.
All of our products come from authorized Canadian distributors, and each one has the federal excise stamp. Saskatchewan's rules allow flavoured vaping products beyond tobacco, mint, and menthol only at specialty vape retailers and online, and that includes Viscount.
Order one item or several; there's no minimum and no membership.
Everyone who orders must be 19 or older. We apply that in every province, and it's Saskatchewan's legal age.
Vaping products may be hazardous to your health and are addictive. Not evaluated or approved by Health Canada. Not recommended for use during pregnancy or by people with cardiovascular conditions. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
