Uwell Nunchaku 2 100W Mod + Nunchaku 2 Sub-Ohm Tank

This advanced Uwell kit features a 6-axis MEMS sensor for an innovative operating experience. Tilt and hold your device in different directions to change wattage and choose user modes. 

The Uwell Nunchaku 2 Kit is a sophisticated vaping platform that features a high-quality stainless steel and polycarbonate body construction, multiple battery compatibility, and high-wattage output capabilities. 

The advanced 6-axis MEMS sensor allows the user to change the wattage and user modes of the Nunchaku 2 Mod by tilting and holding the device in different directions. The smart Uwell BEIN chipset powers this capability. 

This device is powered by a single 18650, 20700, or 21700 battery (NOT INCLUDED). 

The Nunchaku 2 Sub-Ohm Tank features a 5mL maximum e-juice capacity, a twist-off top cap design, and a silicone check valve to make e-liquid filling easier and cleaner. The Nunchaku 2 Sub-Ohm Tank is compatible with the Nunchaku Replacement Coils. 

Please note that the Nunchaku 2 Kit TPD Version comes with the 2mL Nunchaku 2 Sub-Ohm Tank. 

Quick Links:

Uwell Nunchaku Replacement Coils

Features and Specifications:

Nunchaku 2 100W Mod:

• BEIN advanced chipset
• Dimensions: 100mm x 29.9mm 
• Powered by a single 18650/20700/21700 battery 
• Wattage output range: 5-100W
• Voltage output range (VW): 0.1ohm-3.0ohm
• Voltage output range (TC): 0.1ohm-1.0ohm
• Stainless steel and polycarbonate construction
• OLED display screen
• Directional shake operation with 6-axis MEMS sensor
• Threaded battery cap
• Micro USB chargeable

Nunchaku 2 Sub-Ohm Tank:

• 29mm base diameter
• 5mL maximum e-juice capacity
• Stainless steel and pyrex-reinforced glass construction
• Quarter-turn top cap design
• Compatible with the Nunchaku UN2 Coils
• Dual slotted bottom airflow control

Package Includes:

Staff Picks: Why I Love The Uwell Nunchaku

Okay, if you've read any of my blog posts you know I don't shut up about my Uwell Nunchaku(s). I love the brand Uwell and I tend to strictly use pen style vape mods. So this is the one for me. I'm locking it down.

If you saw my review of the Uwell Whirl 20, you'll know that I like to keep things simple and efficient in my vaping. I'm all about ease, convenience, and performance. Not to mention flavor. And Uwell hits the mark on everything on my vape check list.

So I want to get into the Nunchaku a bit deeper for you guys, so you can see what all of my fuss is about.

Let's start with some background on me. I have been vaping for a little over 2 1/2 years now. I first started with some kind of SMOK pen with the Baby Beast Cloud King tank. I got it at a local smoke shop and was pretty novice, I even remember the cashier laughing at my tiny clouds. 

After using that for a solid while I decided to up my game. The SMOK was alright but as I learned about TC modes, wattage, ohms, bypass modes and all the other complexities surrounding vaping I felt like the SMOK wasn't giving me everything I could have in a positive vape experience where I was in control of what was going on. Plus, I wanted something with a bit more style. 

Not a fan of box mods, even though there are some that really tempt me at times, I began my search for a pen style mod similar in size and shape to my SMOK pen and it wasn't long until I found my new BFF. I instantly felt like Paris Hilton when she brought back Stephen Hampton at the finale after eliminating him the episode before (if ANYONE gets that reference you win all my love).

My new BFF was the Uwell Nunchaku. I had heard good things about Uwell and seen reviews of the Nunchaku and after reading the features and specifications on their website I was instantly satisfied and I hadn't even purchased it yet.

So enough about me, lets get into the specs of this thing. 

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Weight: 170.5g
• Capacity: 5ml
• Power Range: 5W-80W
• Battery: 18650 (with mircro usb charger)
• Temp Range: 200-600 Degrees Fahrenheit 
• Pull and push coil replacement 

One by one this mod has everything. The stainless steel is proof that you're getting what you pay for with Uwell, high quality construction. It adds a nice weight in your hand which makes it feel secure and comfortable, anything but cheap and thrown together.

It's in the perfect wattage range for me. I tend to stay between 48 and 55.5 (The Nunchaku toggles through wattage in .5 increments). The external battery is better in my opinion than an internal battery. You can leave one charging and have it as backup rather than being up sh*ts creek when it dies. But you can also use the Nunchaku while it's charging. 

Five clicks on, five clicks off. Pretty typical. This device fires EXTREMELY FAST so it sometimes will fire when turning it off. But it's a good thing I don't do that too often haha, this guy is almost always by my side. 

When I first got the Nunchaku I was really into using it in SS temp mode and found I could get nice thick clouds and flavor in the 300 range. Now I stick to power mode when using the Nunchaku tank, and when using my Wotofo tank. As for tempurature settings with the Wotofo Tank I use NI Temp mode at 230, which is frankly... dank. 

Toggling through these modes is easy as can be. Three clicks of the fire button to get to the menu, then hit the smaller buttons above the screen to select your options. I experimented with bypass mode a bit too, but honestly I'm not well versed in what that even means. Like I said, I've been vaping nearly 3 years but I still consider my self a novice... But I'm a novice by choice, who still likes to have her choices.

I love experimenting what different modes do to enhance different flavors and designs of various vape juices. For example right now I'm using a max VG juice that gives wild clouds in bypass mode. No idea why that is, but I like making big clouds now and then so that's the combo I use when I'm in the mood to pretend to be a cloud chaser.

Let's move on to the tank this kit comes with. The tank is beautifully designed with the twisted metal elements that Uwell has made standad in their tanks as of late. Holds a great amount of liquid and has knurled engravings for easy air flow control. It also rarely leaks. I mean that, like it's a solid one!

The coil system of this tank is incredible. Coil replacement has never been so effortless. The plug and pull system is secure, it's easy, and it's my favorite thing ever. The coils themselves create flavors I didn't even know were possible. They're a tad bit on the smaller size so they're prone to over priming so keep that in mind when getting started. But when used properly they are on par with some of the best mesh coils as far as flavor goes. They're pure and they're exquisite, and that's coming from the owner of a FreeMax Mesh Pro. I didn't know what I was missing out on with my Baby Beast honestly. 

In addition to the great flavor and easy installation, the packs of coils we sell here on Eight Vape are awesome, they come in packs of four that last a long time even if you are an all day vaper. 

Some say this tank whistles but I disagree a bit there. It does produce a whistle but it can be easily fixed with a hairs difference of an airflow adjustment. The airflow on this thing is great and highly customizable. It makes a decent vape sound that we are all used to and if you like it tight but can't stand a light airy whistle sound, it just takes a very small adjustment.

If you are interested in the Uwell Nunchaku but that damn whistle is a deal breaker, then I recommend to you the Whirl, it's very similar, a lot smaller and designed for MTL making it virtually silent.

I've heard complaints about the battery life of this guy and I really don't know what people are saying. I use this all day at work and then some more in the evening. I'm not at one bar of battery life until at least 9 PM, that's 12 hours of solid all day vaping at no wasted battery.

The mod and tank have only over heated twice when I left it on and it fired in my purse. It hasn't overheated on it's own once, it's only done so due to human error, which I certainly cannot say for my old SMOK. The bottom of the device has four holes for ventilation stylishly designed on a star-like pattern (I love pretty little details).

The mod and tank cooled off completely in about 10-15 minutes and there was no noticeable burnt taste or change in the performance. Safety is a great thing to have and you definitely get it with this device, it displays "over heat" and will not fire again until it is back to normal temperature. 

Now back to me. I have three, yes three of these. My first was the kit in rainbow. Then I got the purple tank. The all black mod. And then the Blue kit. I like to keep three for different reasons. 

One: The tanks all have specific juice flavor profiles. My rainbow tank is for juices in the fruity/candy spectrum that I already know I love. Purple is for Mochi Dough by Juice Dimension exclusively (Or until I find some other creamy flavor that I like... Kind of leaning toward Psycho Unicorn). And blue is for experimenting on. 

Two: Frankenstein opportunities!! The purple tank looks sick on the all black mod. The rainbow tank looks magical on the blue mod. And here is the best part... unscrewing the bottom battery door and mix-and-matching those as well. I can't tell you how cool the rainbow tank looks on the blue mod with the purple or rainbow battery door. 

Currently I'm rocking the all black mod with the rainbow battery door and a rainbow Wotofo Flow Pro tank. It looks so awesome, I'm literally obsessed. I freaked out my boyfriend when I discovered this battery door Frankenstein trick because I was so proud of my silly little innovation. I couldn't shut up about it. 

The all black mod is my favorite because it's insanely matte. The stainless steel is etched so finely along the sides that it hardly reflects any light or allows for any finger prints (which I can't say the same for the rainbow and blue those guys get smudgy). It also makes a cool "zipper" sound when you run your nail vertically along the mod. The matte black also aides in really disguising any dings or knicks, mine has taken a few hits and still looks rad.

My one complaint is the drip tip. It's just a bit too wide for me. But it's not even that wide. I'm just being nit picky. It's honestly not a big deal but when I go from my Wotofo tank which has a curved drip tip, the Nunchaku just takes some time for me to re adjust to. 

I honestly love this device so much that me, a self proclaimed novice who likes to keep things simple, has seriously considered buying the Nunchaku RDA kit when it was announced recently that Uwell would be rolling them out. I don't even build and can't imagine I'd ever be good at it... but I still want one. It's the only RDA I honestly think I'd ever consider starting on.