# Vaperz Cloud: history of a rebuildables brand > Vaperz Cloud, from the 2019 Asgard RDA to the boro devices of 2025: how a Birmingham registered brand built its range around rebuildable hardware. In a market where almost every brand has migrated towards the sealed pod and the device with no settings, a handful of houses did exactly the opposite. They went deeper into hardware that comes apart, that can be repaired, that the user builds themselves. **Vaperz Cloud** belongs to that minority, and its catalogue tells a story that runs against the current, readable product by product across six years. ## Vaperz Cloud, a brand built on rebuildable hardware **Vaperz Cloud** is a vape hardware brand that designs mods, rebuildable atomisers and accessories aimed at experienced vapers. Its own site states the positioning plainly: quality hardware for people who want large volumes of vapour, at an affordable price. Its founding date is not reliably documented in public, and we will not invent one. One point is verifiable: its European entity, Vaperz Cloud International Ltd, has been registered at Companies House under number 10401078 since 29 September 2016, with a Birmingham address. That British registration is not a detail for readers here. It is why the brand carries a dedicated UK storefront and why specialist retailers in this country stock the range in depth rather than as an occasional import. ## A range read by families, not by generations The way the official catalogue is organised says everything about the philosophy. Products are not filed by year or by commercial range, but by type of part: boro devices, box mods, tube mods, sub ohm tanks, boro tanks, RDAs, RTAs, then spare parts. That structure assumes a buyer who already knows what they are looking for. Nobody is being sold an all in one kit; they are being sold one element of a system the user assembles. The brand also distributes other names on its site, including Suicide Mods and Deathwish Modz. It is a shop layout that would make no sense for a first device and perfect sense for a fifth. That is a deliberate filter, not an oversight. ## 2019 to 2022, building the catalogue around atomisers The release dates recorded in the Vaping360 product database trace a clear progression, and it starts with atomisers rather than with devices. The Asgard RDA came out in June 2019. It is a 30 millimetre dripper with top airflow, a semi postless deck, a 10 millimetre juice well, four wire passages of 2.5 by 3.0 millimetres and a removable squonk pin. Every one of those characteristics serves the same aim: accommodating large builds without constraining them. The Asgard Mini followed in May 2020, then the Temple V2 in 25 millimetres in December 2020. The brand extends rather than replaces: the formats coexist, and older ones stay in the spare parts listing. The Valkyrie RTA arrived in December 2021, with a Mini version in March 2022. It pairs a 30 millimetre body with a 28 millimetre base supplied in the box, a 2 millilitre capacity, quarter turn top filling and a four post postless deck. Moving from RDA to RTA marks a widening of the audience. A dripper means re dripping every few puffs, whereas an RTA adds a reserve and makes the build usable across a full day. That 2 millilitre figure also happens to match the British cap exactly, which is why this particular tank needed no separate version for this market. ## What the audience for this gear actually looks like British retailers who carry the range tend to shelve it next to squonk mods, DNA boards and spare glass rather than next to starter kits, which tells you who walks up to it. The buyer is usually someone who already owns a working setup and is adding a specific capability. That has a consequence on vocabulary too. Listings for this brand talk about decks, pins, juice wells and postless builds, terms that never appear on a pod kit page. Anyone reading them for the first time is effectively learning a second dialect of the same subject. It also explains the unusually long tail of the catalogue. When your customers repair rather than replace, a part released in 2019 still has to be orderable in 2026, and the brand structures its shop accordingly. ## The Hammer of God series, the technical showcase The most identifiable box series in the catalogue takes its name from the hammer of Norse mythology, following on from the Asgard and the Valkyrie. It plays a specific role: that of a demonstrator. The Hammer of God 400, released in October 2023, runs on four 18650 cells, delivers 5 to 400 watts and offers variable wattage, bypass and temperature control modes through an in house chipset. The Hammer of God 200, relaunched in November 2025, keeps a two cell 18650 format, 200 watts and a 0.96 inch colour screen. Those figures do not describe everyday use, and it would be misleading to present them that way. They describe a maximum capability, on devices designed for very low resistance builds that most vapers will never run. ## 2024 and 2025, the boro turn The recent pivot in the catalogue is the boro format, which the brand has made a whole axis of its range. The principle is to house a standardised removable tank in a chassis, with a separate board, so that each part can be replaced independently of the others. The sequence is dense: the DNA80C AIO kit in collaboration with Gerobak San in June 2024, the Ascent in September 2024, the Pixel AIO Boro in December 2024, then the Parsons SBS DNA80C in April 2025. The Shift Subtank from February 2025 and the Asgard V2 RDA from January 2025 complete the update of the atomisers. The use of DNA boards from an outside supplier, rather than an in house chipset, is worth noting. It is the usual choice of brands chasing precision of regulation and software customisation rather than raw output. ## What this catalogue implies before you buy This hardware assumes specific skills, and saying so plainly is part of the information. Building a coil by hand means checking its value in ohms before use, knowing the discharge limits of your cells and confirming there is no short circuit. In exchange, the spare parts logic extends the working life of the hardware considerably. A seal, a pin or a glass can be replaced, where an integrated pod is thrown away, as our article on [the families of atomisers](/uk/vape-atomiser/) sets out in detail. British rules apply to this gear like any other. Tanks are capped at 2 ml, nicotine containing refill bottles at 10 ml and nicotine strength at 20 mg/ml, and sales are restricted to over 18s. International versions of the same atomiser often quote a larger capacity, which is why specifications diverge between sites. ## Frequently asked questions ### What is a boro format exactly? It is a device architecture in which a standardised removable tank sits in a chassis, with the board and the cell occupying the neighbouring compartments. The point is modularity: you change the tank without changing the device, and the other way round. ### Is a four cell mod usable day to day? Rarely. The weight, the bulk and the cost of the cells reserve it for specific uses, notably very low resistance builds. For ordinary use, a single cell covers the need comfortably. ### What does a postless deck mean? The wire goes directly into holes machined into the deck, with no vertical posts. That frees space for bulky builds and simplifies routing the legs, but it means cutting the wire to the right length before insertion. ### What is squonking? It is a system where a soft bottle inside the mod pushes liquid up to the deck of the dripper through a hollow pin. You keep the tankless atomiser while avoiding the need to re drip from a pipette. ### Do these tanks respect the 2 ml cap? Yes, tanks sold in the United Kingdom respect the 2 ml cap. International versions of the same atomiser often show a larger capacity, which explains the differences between listings from one country to another. ## What the Vaperz Cloud range says about the market today Following the **Vaperz Cloud** catalogue from the 2019 Asgard RDA to the boro devices of 2025 shows a brand that chose depth over volume: few references, extended over long periods, entirely strippable. It is the exact opposite of the dominant movement towards the sealed pod, and the two logics now coexist without ever really meeting. Working out which of the two a device belongs to before buying saves a lot of disappointment over time. The opposite pole is easy to see in a single product, and the [Voopoo Drag X3](/uk/voopoo-drag-x3-guide/) illustrates it well, while the standardisation that made sealed consumables possible in the first place goes back to brands like [Kangertech](/uk/kangertech-brand-history/). Editorial content for adult readers only. Vaping is for over 18s in the United Kingdom. Nicotine containing e-liquids contain nicotine, a substance that causes addiction. This article is not a buying recommendation.