Smok pen 22 or pocket box?
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For preference you shouldn't buy the same gadget twice when there's a whole world of wizardry to explore. Give the pocket box a go!
I'm not a big fan of AIO (all in one) vape setups, but I guess they have their place. Not a fan of SMOK products, either (inconsistant quality control from one item to another). The Innokin Pocket Box and SMOK 22 have only 2 ml capacity tanks.
I'd seriously look at the Innokin Kroma/Zenith kit that Letitia suggested. The Zenith tank has twice the liquid capacity of the Pocket Box or SMOK 22.
I'd seriously look at the Innokin Kroma/Zenith kit that Letitia suggested. The Zenith tank has twice the liquid capacity of the Pocket Box or SMOK 22.
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Me neither and never bought one, but they do offer a complete setup at what seem very keen prices, and a lot of people either don't want to spend much or have to watch the pennies. I'm impressed by the sheer range of vape products available now, compared with just five years ago it's amazing.
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I never bought one myself, but I have reluctantly sold them when I worked at a vape shop years ago.
As the old saying used to go, you often get just what you pay for. Sometimes paying a bit more gets you an immensely better product.
Downside to many AIO setups is what if the tank breaks? If you can't find a replacement glass, the entire setup is worthless. You can't use a different tank on an AIO setup. Many AIO setups are fixed voltage, with no variable voltage or variable wattage, to be able to adjust your vape. An unpleasant vape can often be corrected by adjusting the power output.
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Did you mean to point out something, @sunshine Pete?
Fired a blank, now corrected ☺
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