Smok x cube II
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Decent, not a portable mod though.
Issues in the forseeable future are probably just the firing bar getting stuck etc.
TC upgrades cost more money. $$$ grabbing company especially with its sub coy koopor. App is iffy as well. Overall vape quality decent.
Issues in the forseeable future are probably just the firing bar getting stuck etc.
TC upgrades cost more money. $$$ grabbing company especially with its sub coy koopor. App is iffy as well. Overall vape quality decent.
The ability to unlock ti and ss for tc is great. I think not many devices can support ss. Another thing is the ability to change your resistance. It's a win for me.
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Using one myself and I'm loving it. Battery wise, for about 200 Puffs a day, can last about 2 days.
As for the led light, it doesn't use much if you are on single color. Stay away from rainbow. And if you really want to save battery, you can always switch it off. Work around for the firing bar getting stuck, can always loosen the grub screws. The TC upgrade for Ti is 0.49 usd. SS is 0.99 usd. Doesn't cost much imo. And as @bangkokshocks said, you can set the resistance. The app is more stable now.
As for the led light, it doesn't use much if you are on single color. Stay away from rainbow. And if you really want to save battery, you can always switch it off. Work around for the firing bar getting stuck, can always loosen the grub screws. The TC upgrade for Ti is 0.49 usd. SS is 0.99 usd. Doesn't cost much imo. And as @bangkokshocks said, you can set the resistance. The app is more stable now.
Allows future upgrade possible new types of wires, but I feel that Ti upgrade should at least be free..
As mentioned the app was reported to be iffy at times, but so far for me it working well.
Also managed to upgrade to 180W (Not that I will ever need anything over 60W and neither do I have the batteries to support beyond or find batteries that can actually safely support beyond 120W-30A )
Temp coeff value seems inaccurate, I need to bump up the value from 350 to 450 to have decent vape for Ti Dual Coil.
Other then that, the TC is working well.
I do like the ramp up control (Min, Soft, Normal, High, Max), works well for my case.
I do find it a bit too heavy, but it may be because I am used to the M80 Plus. So now its mainly for home use with the RDA.
I still prefer traditional firing button, compared to the bar.
As mentioned the app was reported to be iffy at times, but so far for me it working well.
Also managed to upgrade to 180W (Not that I will ever need anything over 60W and neither do I have the batteries to support beyond or find batteries that can actually safely support beyond 120W-30A )
Temp coeff value seems inaccurate, I need to bump up the value from 350 to 450 to have decent vape for Ti Dual Coil.
Other then that, the TC is working well.
I do like the ramp up control (Min, Soft, Normal, High, Max), works well for my case.
I do find it a bit too heavy, but it may be because I am used to the M80 Plus. So now its mainly for home use with the RDA.
I still prefer traditional firing button, compared to the bar.
am on 430ish puffs a day while shade rainbow led ,off led when driving for stealthy mode.. 2 day charge 1 time
Yes the update feature. They pushed out a few upgrades since the launch and the app was also updated. Hope they will push out more to solve the TC Control
Here's the deal...
Unless you can get an updated unit, Ti and SS are an extra charge. Yes, it's a very small charge but it's a charge.
The use of Bluetooth and the BEC App is an experiment. It's not new either. SMOK has previous low power mods that use it as well. However... it can be dodgy. Like many others, I've had my share of issues getting it to work.
Entertaining LEDs aside, the mod has quite a few adjustments usually only found in the pricey DNAs or SX Mini TC mods. They, and the corrected TC, do work.
However...
SMOK has the Kooper 200w (and the Treebox 75w) which have a VERY similar set of adjustments available, and come with Ti and SS activated. I'm actually eying the 75w xCube Mini... I like the fire bar.
used the x cube 2 for a short while as one of my box mods apart from my usual mech mods, one think bad about the xcube 2 is the firing button.
so damn easy to click that if you leave it in your bag, countless clicking on your button sometimes jams it up and make it pretty annoying to use.
the whole mod looks cool as hell but performance wise, i'll prefer my IPV4S over the xcube 2 any day.
so damn easy to click that if you leave it in your bag, countless clicking on your button sometimes jams it up and make it pretty annoying to use.
the whole mod looks cool as hell but performance wise, i'll prefer my IPV4S over the xcube 2 any day.
I was eyeing the Koopor 200W. But upgrading the firware is a greek science. You actually need a Nuvoton Nulink Programmer (depends where you get it, it's about 24USD) to be able to bridge the PC and Mod together to upgrade. And online reviewers seem to be put off by its temperature control algorithm reliability.Here's the deal...
Unless you can get an updated unit, Ti and SS are an extra charge. Yes, it's a very small charge but it's a charge.
The use of Bluetooth and the BEC App is an experiment. It's not new either. SMOK has previous low power mods that use it as well. However... it can be dodgy. Like many others, I've had my share of issues getting it to work.
Entertaining LEDs aside, the mod has quite a few adjustments usually only found in the pricey DNAs or SX Mini TC mods. They, and the corrected TC, do work.
However...
SMOK has the Kooper 200w (and the Treebox 75w) which have a VERY similar set of adjustments available, and come with Ti and SS activated. I'm actually eying the 75w xCube Mini... I like the fire bar.
Indeed. Got a opportunity to check the mod out yesterday. If you wanna talk aesthetics, this baby is a beauty, with all the LED lights, and one of a kind firing button.
But my one main gripe: the weight. Damn thing is pretty heavy..
I like my mods to be simple and stealthy. Hence the ipv4s still has my vote for its nice size, good weight, and quality performance.
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wow man, updating the mod is such a buzzkill. should have made the updating procedures just like the x cube.
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