Any reviews on smok mag kit

[michael2018]

Bought this mag kit from smok few months ago, liked mainly the desigh with the comfy grip it just fits in your hands awesom.

Now wondering if i should of gone for something else tho it comes with tfv12 prince tank.

Its just the mod is being abit stange its not reading my coils/atomisers now. So the ohms isn't adjusting properly.

What shall i do ?
Anyone recommend a new device that i can switch too, or shall i just change for new one. Like using rda also for better taste.

Any suggestions be great cheers people

 

[Cliffyboy1962]

I just bought a Smoant Ranker

https://www.ecigone.co.uk/smoant-ranker-tc-218-mod?search=smoant ranker reduced to £24.99 from £44.99

and a Vapefly Core RTA

https://www.ecigone.co.uk/vapefly-core-rta?search=vapefly core £24.99

Quality rebuildable vaping, for under fifty squid. Can't go wrong. Need to be able to build a dual coil deck but much better than a SMOK Prince for flavour and, no more costly stock coils.

 

[Cliffyboy1962]

 

[michael2018]

I just bought a Smoant Ranker

https://www.ecigone.co.uk/smoant-ranker-tc-218-mod?search=smoant ranker reduced to £24.99 from £44.99

and a Vapefly Core RTA

https://www.ecigone.co.uk/vapefly-core-rta?search=vapefly core £24.99

Quality rebuildable vaping, for under fifty squid. Can't go wrong. Need to be able to build a dual coil deck but much better than a SMOK Prince for flavour and, no more costly stock coils.

Thanks alot cliffyboy1962 thats helped alot im going too get my money back for this smok mod, will definitely look at these cheers pal as coils are so expensive and like you said taste is not brilliant either.

 

[michael2018]

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Really nice looking Mod love the tank you got too looks cool

 

[Cliffyboy1962]

If you choose to go down the RTA route or you decide a nice RDA is your thing, come back to the planet and we will walk you through the process of building your first deck. All the fun of coiling and wicking, where to get all that stuff. That's if you feel you need help of course. Youtube is your friend when it comes to learning the process. Tons of videos and nearly always at least one, that covers the particular device you choose.

 

[michael2018]

If you choose to go down the RTA route or you decide a nice RDA is your thing, come back to the planet and we will walk you through the process of building your first deck. All the fun of coiling and wicking, where to get all that stuff. That's if you feel you need help of course. Youtube is your friend when it comes to learning the process. Tons of videos and nearly always at least one, that covers the particular device you choose.

O great thank you, yes will definitely let you know. I am still a little confused rda is rebuildable drip atomiser isnti it ? And rta is rebuildable tank atomiser ? So what is a tvf12 prince a rta ? dont understand because the coils are already built to just screw in, from say shop or buy online so this tank wouldn't be rebuildable would it im guessing. Or can you even build with this type tank too ? Sorry for complicated message.

 

[Cliffyboy1962]

The Prince is a sub-ohm tank and, when fitted with stock coils, is NOT rebuildable.

It is however possible to buy an RBA deck for the Prince tank, which is a fairly small, rebuildable deck, in a similar shape to the standard SMOK stock coils. It's a bit longer, so is supplied with a slightly longer glass tank to accomodate it. This effectively turns the Prince into a sort of RTA. We have one at home here and it works quite well but it is a design compromise and will never vape as well as purpose designed RTA. The deck is quite small and a bit trickier to work on.

https://www.heavengifts.com/product/SMOK-TFV12-PRINCE-RBA-Coil.html

If your new to building, it's quite tricky and just isn't as good as a proper RTA, designed from the ground up, to be rebuildable.

RDA's are the easiest way to start for a beginner, as it is very forgiving of poor wicking (the cotton through the coils bit) because you just pour juice onto it, and it will work. RTA's wicking needs to be more accurate as it has to be loose enough to absorb juice from the tank through wicking channels as you vape, but thick enough to not let the juice from the tank, leaking through onto your deck and flooding it.

It's not as hard as it sounds but any beginner should expect to get it wrong a few times before getting it right.

 

[Mitz]

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How you finding the Core? I'm waiting on the slow boat. Like the look of the deck and got high hopes.

 

[Cliffyboy1962]

Deck airflow works well but it's not exactly a joy to work on. Didn't matter though because once it was up and running I was very happy with the whole vape experience. Nice semi-restriced airflow and good flavour. A bit of a cloud monkey, if that's your thing.