Smok Koopor Mini 60w

[KenD]

A first look at the smok Cooper Mini by Richard NG



I really like the look of the device, and it's tiny. Great featureset as well. The adjust atomizer resistance looks interesting, should let you adjust for any offset due to the atty's own resistance. Tcr adjustment as well, though in a limited range it seems. The things that look bad in my eyes is that the menu kicks out so quickly (if that really can't be adjusted), that it seems that it'll automatically ask new or old atomised when waking up from deep sleep, and that it's made by smok.

Discuss!

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[crxess]

A thread of it's own!

Biggest negative in my mind is First release - Smok
Not something they are known for hitting right first time around.

Overall a decent looking mod with interesting feature set.

 

[KenD]

Yeah, I agree. The brand doesn't instill me with much confidence.

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[AnsonJames]

Smoktech - so it's a dud then.

 

[rythus]

Waiting for more reviews on this device. It looks pretty good to me.

 

[Lorenzo Morchio]

It should be perfect for me. Do you think the final version will come with a charging micro USB ?

 

[KenD]

It should be perfect for me. Do you think the final version will come with a charging micro USB ?

I think the review said that the usb port is only for updates, and personally I think that's optimal. The battery is easy to remove for external charging and with an updateable mod I wouldn't want to risk damaging the usb port.

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[Croak]

Watching Richard's review, that menu sure reminds me of the Smok M50/M65, with a couple extra features.

I suspect Smok has a warehouse full of M65 units that they couldn't move under their own name, partly because of the poor reception (and performance) of the M65, and partly because of the X Cube II is getting all the love. So they make a ten minute Shenzhen spin-off company, spend a wee bit of time reprogramming the M65 board to add TCR and Ti mode, whip up a new simple stamped enclosure, and voila, the Koopor Mini is born. Bonus for Smok, it's selling for the same price point the M65 was, in a cheaper enclosure with no included battery.

 

[KenD]

I really hope that the Koopor is all it's advertised to be because it would be great, but I'm not holding my breath.

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[rythus]

The TCR looks promising. The form factor looks like a better fit for me than the VS clones;
I like the Zero V3, but no spring on the 510 and that screw on the battery cover are big cons.

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[rythus]

Spoke with Mike Vapes on YouTube, he will be doing a review soon.

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[hazozita]

I'm also waiting for some in-depth reviews, but the price point is very nice -- VaporDNA has it in stock for $39.99 (or less since they usually have coupon codes). Other than Richard Ng's review, the only other one I've found is the one below, which is pretty weak on details. Does show the size and overall form factor pretty well but not much as to functionality.

Link for VaporDNA is: SMOKtech Koopor Mini 60W TC Temperature Control Box Mod

 

[MegaVap]

Review by Carl Richardson

 

[Lorenzo Morchio]

In VapourDNA description: USB charging port.
This is a production feature not present in the demo units?
?????

 

[Jace75]

I'm glad it finally appeared do you think it could be a better device than the ipvd2 or is it to soon to to say. Look good so far.

 

[Croak]

I'm glad it finally appeared do you think it could be a better device than the ipvd2 or is it to soon to to say. Look good so far.

Yihi-powered D2 vs Smok-powered Koopor, both at the same price point? No contest, D2 wins.

 

[Jace75]

Yihi-powered D2 vs Smok-powered Koopor, both at the same price point? No contest, D2 wins.

Even with the extras this thing does. I'm a massive fan of P4U's stuff already got the d2

 

[hertigg]

Koopor has announced a larger version of this as well. Dual 18650 mod capable of up to 200 watts.

 

[Lorenzo Morchio]

another review by vapor chronicles





I still can't understand why to use a silicone sleeve if I can't use the usb port for charging ???

 

[Croak]

Sleeves come off easy if properly designed. Only takes me a couple more seconds to change batteries on my IPV D2 with a sleeve, for instance, because it's well designed and slides off and back on easy. Same with my old Sigelei 100.

The sleeve for my old Cloupor Mini is a right pain in the backside though, it has to be peeled off and fought back on.