Smok Vape

SMOK vape pens combine power and versatility with a surprisingly intuitive design. Devices like the Morph 3 and R-Kiss offer high-wattage performance, customisable settings, and smart safety features. On the compact end, options like the Solus G and Nord 5 deliver reliable pod-style vaping without sacrificing flavour or cloud production.

There’s a SMOK vape kit for everyone. Simpler kits, such as the Solus G or Novo 4, are ideal for new users, as they are easy to fill, charge, and gentle on e-liquid. Meanwhile, advanced mods like the Scar 18 or Morph 3 give more experienced users full control over power, coil pairing, and airflow for a more tailored vaping experience.

Generally, yes. Kits like the Priv and R-Kiss are known for solid construction, responsive buttons, and clean interfaces. The more rugged models, such as the Scar 18, include water- and shock-resistant casings. Across the range, build quality is consistent and materials feel durable, especially for the price.

Yes, their pods are designed with user convenience in mind. Pods like the Novo 2X and Solus 2 feature side or bottom-fill systems and secure magnetic connections. They’re leak-resistant, compatible with their respective coils, and straightforward to replace or refill, even on the go.

It varies with use, but most users report several weeks of solid performance before flavour starts to fade. Pods like those for the SMOK pod kit Nord 2 RPM or Alike can last longer thanks to their slightly larger capacity and coil options, while ultra-compact ones like the Rolo Badge may need more frequent refills.

Yes, many pods from this brand are designed to be cross-compatible; however, not all are. For example, Nord coils work with multiple Nord pod variants, and RPM coils are used across several pod devices. Still, this Shenzhen-based firm has a wide pod catalogue, so it’s best to double-check coil and pod compatibility before mixing and matching across kits.

It offers coils tailored to different vaping styles. The LP1 coil is great for MTL setups, with lower wattage and tighter airflow. Coils like the Mini V2 (used in high-powered tanks) are designed for dense vapour and direct lung hits. Stick M17 and Vape Pen 22 coils sit somewhere in between, offering balanced vapour and flavour for mid-range output.

Yes, especially the mesh variants. The Baby Mini V2 coils, for instance, use wide surface mesh to heat evenly and intensify flavour. Even smaller coils like the LP1 or Stick M17 perform well, particularly with fruit or sweet-flavoured e-liquids where flavour clarity matters most.

With regular use, most coils last anywhere from five days to more than a couple of weeks. Higher wattage or sweeter e-liquids can shorten that, while lighter usage can stretch it longer. As always, muted flavour or a burnt taste are the clearest signs that it’s time to swap coils.

These tanks are widely respected for airflow and vapour output. The TFV series, like the TFV9 and TFV Mini V2, has long been a staple for sub-ohm vapers seeking big clouds. These tanks feature easy top-fill systems, wide airflow slots, and compatibility with high-performance mesh coils.

Some models, like the T-Air Subtank, are easier to handle than others, thanks to top airflow designs that help reduce leaking. However, most of their tanks are geared toward intermediate or experienced users familiar with coil installation and wattage control.

Like all tanks, they can leak if mishandled or filled improperly, but this vape giant has worked to improve sealing and airflow control. The T-Air, in particular, is known for its top airflow system, which helps minimise leakage compared to traditional bottom airflow tanks.