# Vaporesso Luxe Q2, specification and a log for its pods > Vaporesso Luxe Q2 specs from the manufacturer, the UK 2 ml version on the MHRA register and the fields to keep so every pod can be tracked. The **Vaporesso Luxe Q2** is a compact pod kit with a built-in battery and an airflow slider. Its specification fits in a handful of figures, but a close relative, the Q2 SE, and pods that move from one model to another soon blur the picture. Here is what the manufacturer states, what separates the two versions, and how to carry those figures into a hardware log so every pod can be tracked. ## Vaporesso Luxe Q2, what the manufacturer's specification says Vaporesso's official store describes the **Vaporesso Luxe Q2** with the features below. They are the reference figures for the log. | Feature | Luxe Q2 | |---|---| | Battery | built-in, 1000 mAh | | Charging | Type-C at 2 A, full charge claimed in 30 minutes | | Stated battery life | 48 hours | | Pods in the box | 0.6 ohm mesh, pre-installed, and 1.0 ohm mesh | | Compatibility | all Luxe Q pods, according to the manufacturer | | Airflow | side slider, from a tight mouth-to-lung draw (MTL) to a looser restricted direct-lung draw (RDL) | | Capacity | 3 ml on the global store, 2 ml on the UK-notified kit | The coil is sealed inside each pod. The part you replace is therefore the whole pod, not a coil, and the log is organised around it in three blocks (identity, pods, settings). ## Telling the Q2 apart from the rest of the Luxe Q family This is the first source of mistakes. Vaporesso sells the same base under several close names, and the pods move freely between models, which muddles any sheet kept from memory. ### Luxe Q2 and Luxe Q2 SE need separate sheets The Luxe Q2 SE shares the 1000 mAh battery but charges at 1 A, and its box holds a single 0.8 ohm mesh pod plus a lanyard. Set against the 2 A and the two pods of the Q2, those two figures are enough to tell the kits apart on paper, so a charge time never gets compared with the wrong baseline. ### Pods that move from one kit to another The manufacturer describes the Luxe Q2 as compatible with all Luxe Q pods. That is convenient for supply, but it means the log needs a "pod model" column. Without it, a pod bought for an older Luxe Q and fitted to the Q2 becomes impossible to identify when you read the sheet back. One extra word per line removes the doubt for good. ### Pod capacity, the figure to take from the box The global store lists 3 ml pods. In Britain, MHRA guidance caps tanks at 2 ml, and the MHRA register of notified products lists the Luxe Q2 kit in five colours, black, grey, blue, orange and green, every one of them marked 2 ml. For the log, capacity is copied from the box or the pod you actually hold, never from a web page written for another market. ## What the MHRA register adds to your log A hardware log often stops at the box. For a device sold in Britain, the public register gives a few more reference points that are worth a line. The Luxe Q2 kit appears under product ID 01110-23-10007, published on 18 September 2023. The Luxe Q2 SE has its own entries, published on 31 August and 14 September 2023, with a wider list of colours. Writing the product ID in the identity block costs ten seconds. It ties the device to a fixed public record, which helps when you later compare it with a newer model that carries a similar name. ## The fields that matter on a pod-based kit A kit built around sealed pods needs a shorter sheet than one with separate coils, but a handful of fields become decisive. Each one takes seconds to fill in. ### The pod block One line per pod, with the model, the resistance, the date it went into service, the date it came out and the reason. Four reasons cover the usual cases (burnt taste, weaker vapour, leak, planned change). The Luxe Q2 SE page tells users to fill the pod and wait 5 minutes before vaping. A tick box for that wait on the first fill lets you check later whether a pod retired early was simply started in a hurry. ### The settings block The side airflow slider moves smoothly across its range. Record the position used for each pod with three simple marks (closed, middle, open). That column explains many gaps. A 0.6 ohm pod used with the slider closed cannot be compared with the same pod used wide open, and the sheet keeps that distinction without any effort of memory. ## Reading the Vaporesso Luxe Q2 log back at the right time A sheet that is never read back is just a diary. Three moments are enough to get value from it. The first comes each time a pod is retired. You note the date, see how long it lasted and compare it with the previous pod of the same resistance. The second comes after ten or so pods, reading only the reasons column. A run of burnt tastes suggests looking at the liquid or the setting, a run of leaks at how the pod is filled. The third comes before buying a replacement. Comparing the charge life recorded over the months with your first entries, and with the 48 hours the manufacturer claims, helps show whether the battery is declining or your habits have changed. The same habit of tracing works for mixes too, as our [nic salt strength chart](/uk/nic-salt-strength-chart/) shows. ## FAQ The questions that come up once the sheet is running, and that the sections above do not settle. ### Does each colour need its own sheet? No. The colour goes in the identity block, but it changes neither the battery nor the pods. One sheet per device is enough. ### Can the coil inside a Luxe Q pod be replaced on its own? No. The coil is built into the pod, and the whole pod is replaced. The log therefore tracks pods, not coils. ### What should be written when the liquid changes mid-pod? The liquid's name and the date of the change, on that pod's line. A sweeter liquid used partway through changes what follows, and the line stops you blaming the pod wrongly. ### Is the Luxe Q2 SE lanyard worth a line? Only in the box contents. It is one of the details that separates the SE from the Q2 once the box has gone. ### How do you log several kits from the same family? One sheet per device, each with a simple label (Q2, Q2 SE, QS). Shared pods are attached to the device they were fitted to. ## A Vaporesso Luxe Q2 log that lasts The **Vaporesso Luxe Q2** is tracked with three blocks, one line per pod and a column for airflow. The reference figures come from the box, the manufacturer and the MHRA register, and telling it apart from the Q2 SE takes two numbers. Once the sheet is running it joins the rest of the notebook, from [the Vaporesso Luxe XR log](/uk/vaporesso-luxe-xr-log/) to the flavour cards, under the same rule. What you write on the day it goes into service remains the reference for the whole life of the **Vaporesso Luxe Q2**. ## Further reading - [Vaporesso Luxe XR, keeping a hardware log](/uk/vaporesso-luxe-xr-log/) - [Nic salt strength chart, the log to keep in your notebook](/uk/nic-salt-strength-chart/) - [Strawberry ice, separating fruit from coolness](/uk/strawberry-ice-method/) Editorial content for adult readers only. Nicotine is a highly addictive substance and vaping is not recommended for non-smokers. Vaping products are not for sale to anyone under 18 in the UK. This article is neither medical advice nor a buying recommendation.