UWELL Typhos Pro - Vape Culture Larnaca
The UWELL Typhos Pro is the latest high-performance pod system from UWELL, designed to deliver advanced functionality, powerful output, and enhanced flavour in a relatively compact form. While much of the published information covers the standard Typhos model, UWELL’s “Pro” variant appears as a forthcoming or newly released upgrade, promising a larger battery, advanced styling and the proven Typhos platform’s anti-leak and flavour technologies.
In this article we’ll walk through the design and features, performance in real-world use, strengths and weaknesses, and who the Typhos Pro might be for.
Key Specifications & Features
Here are the headline specs and features (as confirmed for the Typhos line, and what we know of the Pro version):
Built-in rechargeable battery: Standard Typhos has a 2,000 mAh cell. The Typhos Pro is listed as being engineered for a 3,000 mAh battery in UWELL’s official product news.
Wattage / output: The standard Typhos supports up to 45 W.
Pod capacity & coil options: The Typhos uses 6 ml pods (in jurisdictions without TPD restrictions) and supports mesh and dual-mesh coils: e.g., 0.3 Ω dual mesh, 0.6 Ω mesh, and perhaps 0.8 Ω mesh options for tighter draws.
Anti-leak and flavour technologies: The Typhos platform includes “CoreShield” anti-leak tech, side or top fill pods depending on version, and UWELL’s “Pro-FOCS” flavour system.
Display and UI: The standard model has a 1.05″ colour screen with multiple themes, puff counter, resistance/wattage display etc.
Airflow and draw style flexibility: Adjustable airflow, support for mouth-to-lung (MTL) and restricted direct-lung (RDL) vaping styles.
In short: the Typhos Pro aims to build on all that, offering longer battery life, perhaps higher output or improved features, while retaining the flavour-and-leak-resistance focus of the Typhos line.
Design & Build Quality
The Typhos series features a premium materials form factor: aluminium alloy body, durable PCTG carbs, and a robust build that aims to feel more like a higher-end vaping device rather than a basic pod kit.
Pros in design:
The larger battery allows for extended usage between charges, which is a plus for daily vapers or heavier users.
The display and control interface give more granular feedback (resistance, wattage, puff count) than many simpler pods.
The anti-leak tech (CoreShield) is a significant selling point for users tired of pod leaks, condensation, or messy refills.
Adjustable airflow and coil options give versatility across vaping styles (tight draw for nic salts or looser for freebase e-liquid).
Some compromises:
With more battery and screen/controls, the device may be larger or heavier than ultra-compact “stealth” pods. Reviewers of the standard Typhos note that it is “slightly chunky for pocket MTL vapers.”
Higher output flexibility often brings higher e-liquid and coil consumption, which may matter for cost or convenience.
Performance & User Experience
From published reviews of the standard Typhos (which the Pro builds upon), here’s what users can expect:
Flavour and vapour quality
The dual mesh coil (0.3 Ω) and mesh coil (0.6 Ω) options deliver good flavour fidelity, with the 0.3 Ω option delivering warmer, richer vapour and the 1.0 Ω or 0.8 Ω coils better suited to tighter draws and nic salts.
The airflow control and build of the chamber help maintain clarity of flavour even with richer or dessert-style e-liquids.
The “Wave” and “Storm” output modes (for the standard model) allow users to choose smoother ramp-up or more immediate power depending on preference.
Battery and endurance
With 2,000 FSU Elections mAh and up to 45 W output, users report full-day usage is realistic under typical settings.
The Pro’s 3,000 mAh battery (if true) would provide even more headroom—fewer recharges per day, more stress-free use.
Filling, coil changes, maintenance
Side-fill or top-slide fill ports keep refills relatively clean and convenient.
The magnetic pod connection and secured fit help reduce leakage/condensation.
Coil lifespan will vary depending on e-liquid (sweet or rich liquids often shorten coil life), but user reviews of Typhos note good coil longevity for mesh designs.
Versatility
The device’s flexibility makes it suitable for a variety of user styles: MTL, RDL, moderate freebase usage.
For someone exclusively chasing huge sub-ohm clouds, the 45 W ceiling (or whatever ceiling the Pro version has) may be limiting compared to full mods, but for the target pod‐mod space choices it represents a strong offering.