The Dovpo Armour Squonk is a stylish new squonker.

Marketed as “The Last Samurai, the beginning of Nirvana”. Erm ok, something to do with fighting and grunge music then?

armour squonk last samuraiThe design is a joint venture between Dovpo and Bruce (the same collaboration who created the Dovpo Bushido). But I am still none the wiser as to who the mysterious Bruce fella is!

Bruce has thankfully written his name all down the side of the mod so we don’t forget about him! However at first glance it does look like “Bingo” or “Boing”.

dovpo bruceAfter a bit of Googlering Bruce is part of “Bruce Pro Innovations” and is a Chinese Vape Reviewer. Anyway that’s going off topic a bit – back to the handsome Armour!

dovpo armour squonk marketing shotThe Armour boasts a super quick firing speed of less than 10ms and is powered by dual 18650 batteries – which are sadly not included.

The batteries on this are parallel so the maximum output can vary according to the batteries you use. The maximum output is 130W.

This is a mechanical squonker but there are some features to help to keep you safe – but obviously Battery Safety is something all vapers need to be clued up on.

There is no screen on this at all – just some LED’s which will show you the battery capacity remaining by changing colour and will also light up or flash when there are other indications.

dovpo armour led indicatorsYou actually have a power switch on this too – a toggle – on/off switch!

power switch dovpo armourThis is a squonking mod so you do get an internal squonk bottle in the kit, but I can’t find the capacity of this anywhere.

dovpor armour marketing bannerYou can also get the Dovpo Armour RDA in the full kit which is a single coil squonk RDA with a deep juice well.

armour rdaThere appear to be 2 colour options – Black and Red or Purple and Black. However I have also seen a Green version which looks gorgeous!
armour squonk colours

Kit Includes

  • Dovpo Armour Squonker Mod
  • Armour RDA
  • User Manual
  • Accessories

Dovpo Armour Squonk Mod Specs

  • Size: 44.0mm x 45.5mm x 82.5mm
  • Material: Anodised Aluminium
  • Working Voltage: 3.2v – 4.2v
  • Resistance Range: 0.09Ω – 3.50Ω
  • Quiescent Current: 30μA when turned off, 50μA when stand by
  • Battery: 2 x 18650 High-drain Battery in Parallel

Dovpo Armour RDA Specs

  • 510 threading connection
  • Removable wide bore drip tip
  • Dual posts for single coil build
  • Airflow control
  • Deep juice well

Well Bruce’s little buddy isn’t a cheap squonker. But it really does look amazing.

The design seems to be aiming for simplicity with toggle switches and simple LED’s.

He’s a looker isn’t he!

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Michelle

My name is Michelle - I am 48 and an engineer and Technical Author by trade. I started vaping many years ago in the days of Tornado tanks, Ego batteries and Variable Voltage. My journey in vaping began again around 2016 and have been interested in the topic ever since. I finally stopped smoking as of June 2019 and that is all thanks to vaping! 20mg Nicotine Salts are my hero! Oh and I am partial to a nice pod mod and Bubblegum e-liquid! I have enjoyed writing for Ecigclick since 2017 and love being part of this great team! My passion for Tobacco Harm Reduction has also led me to becoming a Trustee for the NNA (New Nicotine Alliance) aiding in Advocacy

My name is Michelle - I am 48 and an engineer and Technical Author by trade. I started vaping many years ago in the days of Tornado tanks, Ego batteries and Variable Voltage. My journey in vaping began again around 2016 and have been interested in the topic ever since. I finally stopped smoking as of June 2019 and that is all thanks to vaping! 20mg Nicotine Salts are my hero! Oh and I am partial to a nice pod mod and Bubblegum e-liquid! I have enjoyed writing for Ecigclick since 2017 and love being part of this great team! My passion for Tobacco Harm Reduction has also led me to becoming a Trustee for the NNA (New Nicotine Alliance) aiding in Advocacy

1 COMMENT

  1. Hi Michelle, how are you? I’d recently bought a Bushido Armour squonker and I have a question for you; maybe you could help me with this. Which are the right 18650 High-drain batteries to use in order to get the best out of this device? When I bought my squonker at my local vape shop here in Florida, the guy sold me two MXJO Type 1 10A CDC 3500mAh 3.7V IMR 18650 batteries because he said that they are the right ones for this kind of device but I noticed that after a little while, they lose power and I have to switch batteries in order to keep on vaping properly. Am I using the wrong batteries? Hope you could help me with this.
    Thanks.

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