Thoth T Pro, the new Kumiho pod offered for free by HealthCabin without receiving any payment or having any work relationship with them. An alternative version of the already existing "T" model, which was designed for disposable users with its simplicity. This time, it targets vapers who are looking for something different from other Thoth models.
While the cartridge and coil series remains the same as all Thoth models, with relative backward compatibility, what sets the Thoth T Pro apart from other models (and the Thoth T "normal," which is similar in design but semi-mechanical) is the large color screen, vibration feature, and 3 different vaping modes. The battery's mAh and charging speed have also been increased to support these new features. Its dimensions are 48 x 23 x 78mm, with an aluminum body and PCTG.
Kumiho continues with its minimalist packaging, keeping costs low, always aiming to challenge disposable users and encourage them to switch to open systems. Inside, you'll find the Thoth T Pro, a 0.6 ohm Thoth Cartridge, and an instruction manual.
Once again, Kumiho chooses the smoky-colored PCTG cartridge, although clear and half-black, half-transparent pods (for coil installation) are also available. It has a 2 ml capacity, always in the 0.6 ohm version, with a "MIN" etched on the front to prevent the coil window from being too low and ensuring proper e-liquid flow.
Refill via a cap, with the bottom featuring a pair of magnets and contact points to allow cartridge reading. A pro of the cartridges is the presence of an internal membrane that eliminates leaks and condensation, though this means you have to dispose of the pod once the coil is used up.
The coils and cartridges available remain identical and compatible across the entire Kumiho family, with the advantage of not needing to buy separate ones.
- 1.2 Ohm (recommended 10-12 watts)
- 1.0 Ohm (recommended 12-15 watts)
- 0.8 Ohm (recommended 16-20 watts)
- 0.6 Ohm (recommended 20-25 watts) (included in the package)
- 0.4 Ohm (recommended 25-35 watts)
All with a mesh section. A new feature of the Thoth T Pro is the slightly better support for coils, like the 0.8 Ohm, thanks to the larger battery capacity, and the same goes for the 0.6 Ohm. Note that these cartridges work very well even with 2 or 3 watts less.
The pod housing leaves the PCTG section of the drip tip exposed, allowing you to see the remaining liquid without removing it. On the side, there is a knob that, when pressed, acts as the fire button with a textured grip. It's fairly large in size but undoubtedly comfortable, offering a new way to hold a pod.
The USB Type-C port is installed on the side of the Thoth T Pro body. This is an upgrade over previous models with 5V/1.5A charging, whereas the others should be 1.2A across the board. This means that fully charging the 1300 mAh battery takes about an hour. As per Kumiho tradition, a USB Type-C cable is not included in the package, but a Kumiho-branded 3A cable is available for purchase. However, it's not necessary, as long as a good quality one is used.
On the side, the slider, now a signature feature of Kumiho, with its three small holes – the first two smaller and the third large. Given the 1300 mAh battery, I would have preferred a fourth hole or making all three large to allow for more airflow when needed, and to better handle coils with lower amperage, making it Kumiho's first true RDL pod.
On the back, the fidget spinner from the S and T (normal) models makes a return, with the Kumiho logo engraved. In the center, there's a rubber insert that provides a firm grip since, on the opposite side, you'll find the screen. No matter how you hold the Thoth T Pro, your hands naturally end up resting there, so while it does break the aesthetic a bit, it can't be denied that it serves its purpose well.
Front side with the biggest innovation for Kumiho: the 1.44-inch OLED screen, while the average on other boxes is "only" 0.96 inches. There's no need to worry about power consumption, as OLED screens consume less than TFT and LCD displays. That texture on the screen is a thicker film than the usual ones found on vaping devices; it's impossible for it to come off on its own unless you remove it. It's therefore useful for avoiding scratches if you want to dedicate the Thoth T Pro to outdoor or work use.
Thoth T Pro controls:
- 2 clicks to change vaping modes
- 3 clicks to unlock and adjust wattage
- 5 clicks to access the menu and select from:
- Power off
- Reset puff counter
- Lock fire button (Lock)
The three vaping modes are a nice innovation. In the Thoth family, some were semi-mechanical, and others didn't go beyond variable wattage. Here, you can choose between Super, ECO, and Normal modes. It's easy to understand what they offer, and based on my experience, I can estimate that they provide around 20% more or less initial output depending on the selected setting. The tradition of automatic draw and always-active fire button continues, without the need to switch.
Protections:
- 8-second cutoff
- Overcharge protection during charging
- Short-circuit protection
- Low battery voltage protection
It's nice to see the progress of a brand like Kumiho, which seemed a bit stuck offering variations on the theme. The first release of such an advanced pod coincides with its appeal to a broader range of vapers. Beyond the aesthetics, which may not be important to everyone, it's undeniable that the faster charging times and larger battery capacity are convenient, along with the different vaping modes.
The Kumiho Thoth Pro is available on HealthCabin in 5 colors, along with all the various pods and cartridges: https://www.healthcabin.net/kumiho-thoth-t-pro-pod-system-kit-p/30087.html
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