I have enjoyed my Nord pod devices for about 4 years.  That said, they really have not lasted all that well - I think I have gone trough 4 or 6 of them in that time.  My last Nord 50w just gave up the ghost - button is toast.  It fires when it feels like it, not when I press the button, often not when I am around even.  Annoyed that I just stocked up on coils though - 3 boxes (worth more than the Nord) and no currently produced product can use them.

Not an exiting post, but did an inventory of the local shops - what a laugh.  If they have inventory, most of it has already been discontinued.  That said, was kind of hoping to see a Nord 50w to use up my coils, but no.  All the products I did look at were 2x online prices.  I did see a Uwell Caliwell that was only discontinued last year ($60, online I think it was either $18 or $20 something).  Most of the coils on the shelves were for discontinued products as well.

Well, I had a new coil in the sub ohm anyway.  Its going to be a long 2 weeks before I get the new pod units I ordered.  In all fairness, I took AR15 advice.  If I have to ask the question which one, then the answer is get both.  In this case it was get 4 (3 or which use the same pod/coil).  The 4th was the prior year model that in a pinch I can get coils for locally.
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It is funny how things come around and go around.  3 of the 4 remind me of the first pod device my wife got 6 years ago.  Shirt pocket micro pods were popular before covid, but disappeared when people were in lock down.  Now they are kind of back to compete with small disposables.

I buy from element vape from time to time.  They seem to be over flowing with pod systems. Looks like they have Nords in 50w.

I can't speak to a good pod system, I just haven't used any.

https://www.elementvape.com/pod-systems