Well, my Smoant Knight V2 arrived here in southern Florida from GearBest today. It was ordered on 5 Nov.
I just use it in the VW power mode, so I can't comment on how the temp control works, but it does a fine job powering my Kayfun Lite-Plus V2 that has a 1.3 ohm single Kanthal coil installed ... since I am a 'Tootle Puffer', I fire the coil at 12.0 watts of power. Anyway, it does just as good of a job as my eVic VTwo Mini in powering the Kayfun.
I have only three small complaints ...
1. I wish they didn't require you to have to push one of the regulatory buttons every time you remove and replace your atomizer. You always need to push either the plus or the minus regulatory button to tell the mod that you are either using a new coil or the same coil (you have 2 choices). It won't fire until you push one of those regulatory buttons first ... It should be programmed to think that every time you remove and replace the atomizer, it will have a new coil, and read the coil's ohm every time it's attached (like every other VW mod I have ever owned does). Just a slight pain in the .... to have to press an extra button before the mod will fire.
2. Since the atomizer sets so low in the mod, the little airflow inlet hole in the bottom-side of my Kayfun sometimes gets blocked by my index finger (I press the fire button with my middle finger). This obviously cuts off the airflow to the atomizer. Due to all the various designs of the different atomizers available, this will not be a problem with many of them, but with the Kayfun Lite, it sometimes is a problem (depending how the airflow hole lines up after it is attached to the Knight V2).
3. A very small deal, but like others here have said, the magnetic battery door does, at times, move downwards just slightly. The magnets are very strong, but there is no 'lip' on the bottom of the mod's outer frame to keep the battery cover from wanting to move slightly downward when you are handling it.
Anyway, I really like this little mod, and it was truly worth the money ... Really a clever design.
... And more available power than I will ever use in my style of vaping.
BTW ... I don't have scale, but the Knight V2 weighs about the same as the eVic VTwo Mini (not heavy at all).
Below is a photo I just took of the Knight V2 next to my eVic VTwo Mini. The VTwo mini is a pretty small mod, but towers over the little Knight V2. Of course, since the atomizer sets partially down inside the Knight V2, it really makes everything look a lot smaller. Both mods have Kayfun Lite-Plus V2 atomizers attached to them.
Ron,
