The Kangside 200W sports a superb chip in the form of the Yihi SX330-V3SL chip, which offers great functionality, plenty of power and a great TC mode for Ni200 and Ti wire, and with the dual 18650 batteries you'll get a very good amount of vape time when used at reasonable wattages.
What unfortunately lets the Kangside 200W down is that I really don't believe that the build quality of this unit justifies the quite high price tag, especially when you compare it to the IPV 3LI, which has a very similar chip, the same functionality, better build quality and a cheaper price tag. I've seen it listed in the region of £65-75 which I believe is overpriced for this device, and if it was priced around £20-30 cheaper this would be a more realistic cost, as there are a lot better options available in this price range. The chip is great with this unit and you can't fault the performance but unfortunately the build quality of the device lets it down overall, which is a shame because it has the potential to be a very good device!
Dan Willis
Reviewer 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.
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