Smok RPM80 PRO Kit – External 18650 UK
£29.99
External 18650 Kit
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Description
The Smok RPM80 Pro is the more powerful versions of the RPM40 by Smok. The new Smok RPM80 and RPM80 Pro Pod devices are their most revolutionary pod device to date. This upgraded device is powered by a single 18650 batter, and has 80 watts of maximum power, instead of 40 watts. Additionally, the RPM80 features a full colour display, variable wattage settings and new mesh coils for exquisite flavor and vapour.
It utilizes two different pods that are compatible with specific coils. The RPM80 RPM pod fits all RPM40 coils perfectly, on the other hand, the RPM80 RGC Pod is SMOK’s first pod with adjustable airflow and equips with  the new RGC Conical Mesh 0.17ohm coil powered by nexMesh that supports the power as high as 80w. The brand new intelligent IQ-80 chip with functional protections makes a more comfortable vaping. The perfect all in one kit!
This takes the interchangeable external 18650 batteries.
SPECIFICATIONS
Size: 118 x 31.5 x 26 mm
Battery: single 18650 battery(not included)
Output wattage: 1-80W
Output voltage: 0.5-4.0V
Input voltages: 3.3V-4.2V
Resistance range: 0.1-2.5ohm
Charging output: 5V/2A
Standby current: <200uA
Capacity: 2ml
Resistance: RPM 0.4ohm mesh coil(25W)
RGC Conical 0.17ohm mesh coil(40-80W)
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SMOK
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Simon –
Great fast delivery for this to replace my long serving but broken RPM40. Much better design immediately noticeable, the filling cap is external on the tank now and is a lot bigger and easier to release than the 40.
Good heavy, quality feel to the device and it uses the same RPM coil as the 40 so the ones I have in stock won’t go to waste.
Loses a star because the tanks are smoked plastic and not clear which would help you see how much juice you’ve got left, and there is still moisture / leakage where the coil meets the device body (this is what eventually killed my RPM40).