SHOGUN JR Kit by IJOY comes with inbuilt 4500mAh battery, which underpins a max 126W flexible output and variable temperature. SHOGUN JR Kit is more compact and fragile! It’s highlighting created streamline design and replaceable double-sided gum boards for an surprising look and feel. E-liquid capacity broadens to 6ml to draw out your delight with flavor optimization. With the helpful slide beat refill design and 810 drip tip, it can viably avoid e-juice leakage.

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SHOGUN JR Kit Characteristics:

1. Innovative design 
2. Top fill design for verification leakage 
3. Built-in batteries with 126W max output 
4. Double-sided changeable resin boards for more individual selections 
5. Discretionary Power, Pod, PMODE, and TEMP mode
6. USB Fast Charging and Firmware Overhaul

The package of SHOGUN JR Starter Kit Comes With:

● 1 x IJOY SHOGUN JR Mod

● 1 x IJOY SHOGUN Subohm Tank

● 1 x MESH 1 Coil 0.2ohm (40-80W Pre-installed)

● 1 x MESH 1 Coil 0.2ohm (40-80W )

● 1 x Replacement Glass

● 1 x USB Cable

● 1 x Manual

● 1 x Warranty Card

What Can We Expect From the Shogun JR Kit by iJoy

The Shogun JR kit is a looker for sure. A gorgeously classic looking 126W box mod and sub-ohm tank combo that features a 4500mAh on board battery and interchangeable decorative resin panels.

OK.. Let’s dive straight in..

This device was sent free of charge for the purposes of this review. As laways my thoughts are my own.

Now, I’ve always been something of an iJoy fan, simply because some of my earliest favourites, when I first got into vaping, were from this popular Shenzhen brand. Devices such as the Captain PD270 and the iJoy Combo RDTA 2…both of which were simply winners when it came to ergonomics, performance and long term endurance.

Design and Build Quality

Mod

I was lucky enough to receive the RC Hellfire version of the Shogun JR kit. This version features a brushed copper look, zinc alloy chassis, with red, turquoise, black and pearl coloured swirly resin paneling, stainless steel adjustment and power buttons to match some of the SS detailing on the tank.

Because of the weight of the onboard battery, one could easily mistake this for a solid copper mod. The site lists a zinc alloy chassis, which came as a surprise, so convinced was I by this copper finish (I’m actually still unsure of whether this REALLY is zinc alloy, lol!).

The Shogun Jr mod has that classic rectangular box mod shape that we see on dual 18650 boxes like the Voopoo Drag 2…it’s also roughly the same size, if not a little bit smaller.