Let's look at the updated version of SMOK RPM40, it's the RPM80. Do you want to know is it an excellent vape kit? And is it a compact design but a fully customizable vape?
As the name suggests, as the battery capacity increases, this Smok RPM 80 now has a maximum output of 80W and is powered by the new IQ-80 chipset. There are two options for the Smok RPM 80 kit: Standard and Professional. Both kits are an update of the popular RPM40, which is slightly larger and offers more power.
The main difference between this two RPM 80 kits is that the standard model comes with a built-in 3000mAh battery, while the Pro uses a single 18650 battery. The RPM80 Pro is also slightly larger, so it can accommodate larger capacity removable batteries.
The RPM80 kit will be available in 7 colors: black/white resin, 7-color resin, black carbon fiber, blackthorn wood, red thorn wood, fluid gold, and fluid blue.
Like the RPM40, the RPM80 has a 0.96-inch color screen to display all settings and information, and a micro-USB port for charging. PM40 is Smok's excellent AIO kit, so it makes sense to offer larger variants, especially those that can use 18650 single cells. Another important difference between RPM80 and RPM40 is the design of the pod and the coils it uses.
Smok coupon also released RBA coil heads for the new RGC pods with 510 adapters for use with their current RBA pedestals for RPM pods.
What I really like about the new RPM80 is the RGC pod, which comes with a NexMesh conical coil and fully adjustable airflow! RGC RBA foundation also looks good, and thankfully they include a 510 adapter in the design.
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