Hi guys, ive been vapeing for about 6months now and want to treat myself with the new kayfun lite 2019
How can you tell if its authentic or a clone? Im in Australia
Thanks
How can you tell if its authentic or a clone? Im in Australia
Thanks
I agree with you.Thanks ive seen one for $42 and others are $160 im guessing the cheaper one is a clone?
It doesn't say in the description that its a clone, probably dumb questions lol but new to this
"but if its going 2 be the last one i buy"
If the description doesn't specify if its an authentic or a clone, the only thing you can go on is the price tag. Authentic Kayfuns are quite pricey, while clones are quite affordable. If the product page shows the bottom piece, it will look like this. Clones probably won't have the engraving along with the serial number.Hi guys, ive been vapeing for about 6months now and want to treat myself with the new Kayfun lite 2019
How can you tell if its authentic or a clone? Im in Australia
Thanks
Yep Australian dollars $42 is around the normal price for most tanks, ive ordered the Vandy vape beserker mtl to trial on, all the reviews are pretty good but if the kayfuns are as good as everyone says ill wait till there in stock and grab oneIs that Australian dollars? I know in US dollars both the authentic and clones are much cheaper then that...you can check the numbers (both numbers on base) on svoemesto site to authenticate but no way your getting a new authentic nkfl for 40....right now in the states, you cant even find the 22mm nkfl, as they are sold out everywhere and the second batch might be a while....its a fantastic rta, one of the best, but with any rta, it will take time to perfect the build, especially the wicking, but after a while you will get it and enjoy an awesome vape for sure...
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Anything vape related is so subjective, what one thinks is great, someone else says it's just ok. I heard some say it's the best they ever has, while some says its crap. I have been using rtas since I basically started vaping 8 years ago and owned many rtas and the kayfuns have always been some of the best. I bought one clone, a kayfun mini v3 for my wife and it was complete garbage, but that's like 3 plus years ago and I believe clones have gotten a lot better, I just dont bother with them myself. I did receive a darvw clone from a member here and its dam good, so perhaps its hit or miss...most rtas today are pretty good and 90 percent of its performance is in building it correctly . You can buy an rta and for some reason just not click on its build then go out and buy another, but this time you nail the build and for this one it's easy and repeatable. Its possible that if someone asks you how you liked the first one, you might say it wasnt any good, but perhaps if the build was perfected, it might have been really good......some rtas are tricky for sure....Yep Australian dollars $42 is around the normal price for most tanks, ive ordered the Vandy vape beserker mtl to trial on, all the reviews are pretty good but if the kayfuns are as good as everyone says ill wait till there in stock and grab one
Welcome and glad you joined.Yep Australian dollars $42 is around the normal price for most tanks, ive ordered the Vandy vape beserker mtl to trial on, all the reviews are pretty good but if the kayfuns are as good as everyone says ill wait till there in stock and grab one
Svoemesto's kayfuns are not made in China, they are made in house in Germany.You do know that the KF lite 2019 is approx €80.
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So I don't see you getting much change from Aus $150.
And don't cry clones down, as where do you think they make Rebuildable Atomisers. All of them are made in China, even Svoemestro.
Like I said about the SXK prime clones that I have the O rings are garbage, but O rings can be replaced and even high end manufacturers can skimp there as well. And clones if researched right will save you a considerable amount of money and offer you all of the performance.
Ok, I now believe you, the facts are to many to argue.Keep on believing that Svoemestro doesn't outsource machining to keep their profit margins, if they were completely manufactured in Germany they would be much more expensive.