Just ordered one of these as a beater. That, and I haven't gotten vape mail in a while. lol
xpro m80. the question begins.
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Good luck with dat. ~> http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...rning-smok-m-80-defect-near-horror-story.html
But hey if the price is cheap enough...
Here's a German review showing the device on a meter: (Meter testing starts around 20:15)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwjPOzfMoXg&feature=youtu.be&t=25m25s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwjPOzfMoXg&feature=youtu.be&t=25m25s
Meh, I've seen/read about higher priced mods autofiring. Hell, one of the THREE rdna devices I had did it. Note that I don't have a rDNA because ALL three were faulty. I paid more in RMA shipping costs alone, than the price of the m80.
I emailed Smok about the TC problems...
Will there be a firmware update to repair the temperature control ramp-up time. If so-when can we expect it?
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Will there be a firmware update to repair the temperature control ramp-up time. If so-when can we expect it?
9:03pm
Shenzhen SMOK Technology.,Co Ltd
yes , about March 5th , pls follow SMOK Technology Co.LTD
Unfortunately it's nowhere near that easy. That doesn't take into account airflow, coil configuration, or juice. Airflow of the device, and how a person takes a draw have a big effect on the temp of the coil. As does the type of juice being used, and the way the coil itself is wrapped and wicked.
I'm not saying it isn't possible for someone other than Evolv to figure out temp control but it can't be done with just calculation, there needs to be real-time monitoring of the coil.
When cheap devices have issues it means it's a horrible product and the company is garbage. When high-end devices have issues it just means we need to be more patient and realize electronics are prone to failure
Received my m80 this morning. So far I'm liking it and have zero of the issues others have had this far. No autofire, all my attys sit flush, and it fires over 4 volts. Been making it overcast inside if you know what i mean. Zenith v2 at 80 watts.
Firmware is up and available. So far so good. Ramp up is fine and getting zero dry hits.http://www.smoktech.com/ArticleDetail.aspx?ArticleID=10019
So does it fix the TC delay issue? Were you talking about nickel wire or kanthal wire on "Ramp up is fine and getting zero dry hits" even though I think you are talking about TC but just wanna be sure. Anyway I just ordered one from 121vapes.com with coupon code "121cotton", and it's less than $53 shipped. If it fixed the issue that will be great, but if it doesn't, fook it, it's still cheap for an 80 watt box. I have pre-ordered this long ago but backed off after watching different reviews, now I am back in the game. I can't wait!
Yep. I did find a problem though. It will vape the coil dry, but if you fire it a couple times after that it will override the temp protection and a fire will happen. Worked pretty well with my lemo though. I took like 4 10 second hits in quick order and no dry hits. Far from DNA 40 precision, but decent for what it is. A 50 dollar, 80 watt box.
how the failure rate been so far?
Does it really deliver 80 watts?
Vapingwithtwisted did a side by side test with the ipv 50watt , i stick and the , smok m50.
And he concluded that the smok m50 was undervolting and not delivering the full 50watts.
Does it really deliver 80 watts?
Vapingwithtwisted did a side by side test with the ipv 50watt , i stick and the , smok m50.
And he concluded that the smok m50 was undervolting and not delivering the full 50watts.
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I've had mine for over 3 weeks and have not had any problems at all. I upgraded to the software pach and the TC is working great.
To me for the price you can't go wrong. It's my everyday beater mod.
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