SMOK makes vaping hardware across nearly every format: tanks, mods, full vape kits, pod systems and replacement coils. This post gives a short background on the company and then walks through six of its kits carried at ejuice.deals, three full-size mods and three compact devices. When this was written the SMOK range here ran to roughly 60 products.
Who SMOK is
The brand dates from 2010 and concentrates on research and development in electronic smoking technology. It grew into one of the largest names in the industry within a few years, and the company puts its worldwide user base at over 80 million people. Its catalog is aimed at beginners and experienced vapers alike.
Full-size mod kits
- SMOK G-Priv 2-230W Kit: a box mod built around a 2” OLED touchscreen. It is paired with the TFV8 X-Baby tank, which takes 4mL of e-juice.
- SMOK Alien 220W TC Kit: has an enlarged OLED display for your vaping information, plus built-in stealth buttons for firing and adjustment.
- SMOK ProColor 225W Kit: a 1.3” OLED screen sits inside a central shield trim, and the 12-color LED backlight can be set to several lighting modes. The body is shaped ergonomically so it sits comfortably in the hand.
Pen and pod devices
If a large mod is more than you want to carry, SMOK also builds smaller hardware.
- SMOK Stick X8 Starter Kit: a pen-style mod. The battery is built in, there is one firing button, and an indicator shows remaining battery life.
- SMOK Infinix Pod System Kit: draw-activated, with an internal battery and pods you refill yourself.
- SMOK Novo Pod System Kit: the newest of SMOK’s refillable pod systems when this post first ran. The kit comes with a built-in battery, 2 replacement pods and a USB charging cable.
The rest of the range is listed in the SMOK collection.