SMOK Fit Kit
2017 saw the huge rise in popularity of the closed system device, and manufacturing giants SMOK are the latest to enter this end of the market, with the imminent release of their Fit Kit!
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by Dan Willis
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Specs
- Refillable closed system device
- Discreet form factor
- 2ml capacity pods
- Easy filling system
- Aluminium alloy and polycarbonate construction
- Built in 250mAh battery
- 10W-16W power range
- 4.2v-3.3v operating voltage range
- Range of different colours available
- 18.4mm x 8mm x 107.5mm dimensions
- 20g weight
SMOK are usually known for producing hardware that pushes the very limits of cloud chasing, such as their successful TFV series of tanks, however the Fit Kit is a marked departure from their most recent products. They have plenty of experience with starter kits though, so the Fit Kit could very well be a great option for those searching for a refillable pod system.
Pods for the SMOK Fit Kit have been designed with an easy refill system, and they have a TPD compliant 2ml capacity. Simply pop the rubber cover open at the side, fill with a needle nosed bottle (you get one with the Fit Kit), and away you go!
A 250mAh battery is built in, and this is recharged via USB. The maximum output power of the Fit Kit is 16W, which is on the high side for a pod system, and this will gradually decrease alongside battery life.
There will be a choice of different colours available for the Fit Kit, so you can choose one that best suits your own style. Safety protections are also built in, such as an 8 second cut off, low voltage protection and short circuit protection.
SMOK are one of the biggest and most recognisable names in the vaping industry but the closed system market is already a very crowded one. Will the Fit Kit have what it takes to reign supreme? We will see when it is released to market imminently!
Dan Willis
Journalist at POTVDan was an early adopter of vaping as a way to quit smoking and has seen and done pretty much all there is to see and do in the vaping world! From Ego batteries to mechs and from rebuildables to pods there isn't much that Dan hasn't tried.
