#XPRO M80 PLUS REVIEW CODE#

However, for me, the benefit translated into some serious battery life since I tend to keep things below 30 watts.

Basically, it translates into the ability to run a bunch of power through your atomizer if you’re so inclined. There is a benefit to dealing with the slightly wider box, of course. People with smaller hands might find that width to be a little much. For me, it means that it felt a little weird holding at first. The M80 is around an inch wider than single 18650 boxes. From a design standpoint, the larger battery, which Smok claims to be a pair of internal 18650 batteries does at a touch of width to the body.

Wattage, mechanical and temperature modesĪt its most basic the M80 Plus from Smoktech is a box-style APV with a huge battery and a fairly high watt range.

But there’s even more goodness indicated in the Plus moniker. As you might have gathered from the name, this device can crank the power up to an excessive 80 watts. Starting up this roundup of nifty high-performance Smoktech gear is the M80 Plus APV.

#XPRO M80 PLUS REVIEW CODE#

Use the coupon code stevevape to save 10% off your order at e-Cigarette Lobby. In this review I’ll take a brief look at their new M80 Plus APV along with a couple tanks, the VCT and the GCT.ĭisclosure: These products were provided for review by e-Cigarette Lobby. In the past few weeks they’ve released a gaggle of products aimed right at the subohm market. However, Smok isn’t taking the new generation of products lightly. It had seemed that they were slowly being passed up by the likes of Aspire and Kanger with their popular new products. Smoktech is a brand that’s been around for a long time.

Xpro m80 plus review