Comparing WooS V1, V2, Wood and Steel is easier when you separate two decisions: airflow first, material second. V1 has basic airflow without adjustment; V2 adds adjustable airflow. Wood and Steel mainly distinguish material and design.[1][2]
That gives you a practical way to choose without relying on words such as “premium” or assuming that a particular finish produces better health results.
WooS V1 vs V2: the airflow difference
V1 is the simpler option if you want the basic device function without an airflow setting to change. V2 lets you adjust airflow by rotating the body. Manufacturer guidance describes a more open setting as a lighter draw and a smaller opening as a more resistant draw.[1][2]
Here, a “stronger” draw describes the sensation of resistance. It is not a measure of nicotine content, ingredient strength or medical effectiveness. Choose the feature you actually want rather than treating resistance as a performance score.
Does a beginner have to choose V1?
No single model follows automatically from being a first-time buyer. If simplicity matters and you do not want to change an airflow setting, V1 offers that basic arrangement. If you specifically want the adjustment feature, look at V2.[1][2]
For example, a buyer who wants a straightforward starting point can review the V1 Starter Pack. A buyer who knows they want adjustable airflow can review the V2 Combo. Read the selected option on each page rather than assuming every pictured bundle is available.[4][2]
How do Wood and Steel fit into the decision?
Material is separate from version. Do not assume every wooden device belongs to one generation, or that the name Steel alone confirms adjustable airflow. Check the full model description for the option you are ordering. WooS manufacturer information distinguishes the material/design choice from the V1/V2 airflow feature.[1][2]
Use current product photos to compare the appearance and shape you prefer. If weight, dimensions, metal composition or a particular durability requirement matters, ask for confirmed specifications. An attractive finish does not demonstrate drop resistance, and this guide does not supply unverified weight figures.
If you are still deciding what kind of product you want, read how the WooS aroma device works or the wooden vape alternative buying guide before choosing a finish.
Five checks before ordering a set
- Check the complete model name. Make sure the V1 or V2 you intend to buy matches the selected order option, not just the first photograph.
- Read the set contents. Do not assume Starter Pack and Combo always mean the same number of refills. The V2 product page offers different wick-pack bundle choices.[2]
- Separate devices from refills. The V1/V2 replacement-wick listing says the device is sold separately.[3]
- Confirm compatibility. If you already own another model, especially a Mini, ask about that exact model. A shared brand name is not confirmation that parts interchange.
- Check the current purchase details. Confirm price, availability and the selected bundle before checkout. A guide cannot replace the live order information.
If you still cannot decide
Send WooS support the model names, a screenshot of the selected options and a specific question. “Does this option have adjustable airflow?” or “Does this set include the device?” is easier to resolve than asking which model is best.
The practical decision is straightforward: choose whether you want an airflow adjustment, then choose the material and set contents. For ongoing use, our wick-care guide covers storage, replacement and why not to add other oils.
None of these model differences establishes cessation efficacy or a comparative health advantage. Essential oils also require care; “natural” is not a blanket safety guarantee, as the Tisserand Institute's general guidance explains.[5]
Frequently asked questions
What is the basic V1/V2 difference?
V1 has basic airflow; V2 has adjustable airflow.[1][2]
Does Wood mean V1 and Steel mean V2?
Do not equate material with generation. Check the full model and selected listing.[1]
Do replacement wicks include a device?
No. The linked V1/V2 replacement-wick product explicitly lists the device separately.[3]
Manufacturer product information
Product specifications in this guide follow the WooS manufacturer FAQ and product information. The links below identify the relevant devices and refills; they are product-information sources, not clinical evidence.
- [1] WooS Wood: manufacturer product information
- [2] WooS V2: manufacturer product information
- [3] WooS V1/V2 replacement wicks: manufacturer product information
- [4] WooS V1 Starter Pack: manufacturer product information
Safety references
- [5] Tisserand Institute: How to Use Essential Oils Safely , general essential-oil precautions, not a WooS safety assessment or evidence of cessation efficacy.