Smok Devilkin Kit Review – Lucifer Vapes

Upon first glance, the Smok Devilkin might look like a direct carbon copy of the esteemed Smok Alien and it’s hard to fault Smok for making that design choice. The Smok Alien was popular for a very good reason, it was highly ergonomic, easy to use, and most importantly vaped like a powerhouse with a max wattage output of 220 watts.

With that said, the Smok Alien had a lot of controversial flaws which were soon discovered aftermarket share of the device became critical and it seems like Smok is looking to rectify a lot of mistakes they made with the Alien with the release of this new model.

the Smok Devilkin shares a lot of similar features to its older brother. It sports the same contoured shape that makes it really easy to hold, even for extended vaping sessions, an even larger firing bar that also features the same ergonomic contour as the rest of the device.

One major upgrade that the Smok Devilkin does hold over the Alien is the new and improved screen. Now in color and featuring a higher resolution, the 1.3-inch screen is easily legible even in the harsh brightness of the outdoor sun.

Other improvements include the much more durable paint finish but what’s curious about the Smok Devilkin is that the color options only extend to the material used to frame the screen and the bundled tank. The rest of the device is plain black which is a notable deviation from the wide array of colorways that Smok usually makes their devices available in. People who use 510 cartridges tend to prefer the Tronian Tautron.

Aesthetics aside, the Smok Devilkin feels solid enough when held in hand and doesn’t produce any annoying wobble or rattling noise when moved about. Numerous battery vents are also located throughout the body of the mod ensuring that the internals is doing their best to keep cool even when under heavy use.

Notably, one of the biggest upgrades that this new kit brings to the table is the new and improved TFV12 Prince tank. With its larger e-liquid capacity, it’s more than a marginal improvement over the old Baby Beast tanks.

In addition to that, the TFV12 Prince is also compatible with Smok’s new coil head range and includes the V12 Prince-Q4 (pre-installed) and the V12 Prince-T10 coil heads in the kit.

The Prince Q-4 produces a more relaxed and “typical” vaping experience and its performance is more in tune with the requirements of the average vaper. Flavour and vapor production are roughly balanced and don’t feel lacking in either department.

The Prince T10, on the other hand, uses an impressive and hard to mimic decuple coil setup. Rated at an ultra low resistance of 0.12-ohms, the T10 performs just as you expect it to. Vapor production is pretty much unparalleled, especially when stacked up against other stock coils that competing manufacturers produce.

This is likely the most “hardcore” setup that any casual vaper can purchase right off the bat without needing to build their own coils. Users who are interested in 510 thread cartridges for oil often prefer the Tronian Pitron.

Ease of Use

Thanks to the new and improved screen which also brings an updated interface, the Smok Devilkin is far from difficult to learn. And while it does present its own learning curve which is standard across all devices with multiple vaping modes, the learning curve on the Smok Devilkin isn’t steep at all.

Casual users who typically want to start vaping right away without having to learn the ins and outs of the kit can easily do so when vaping in standard variable wattage mode.

VW mode is simple and intuitive thanks to the well placed and tactile up/down buttons which let you easily change the device’s power settings to exactly how you see fit.

Portability

While the Smok Devilkin might look like an uninspired ripoff of the original Smok Alien, that’s most likely an opinion some Smok veterans may share. At the end of the day, the Smok Devilkin offers a substantial upgrade over its predecessors and with its strong vaping performance, ergonomic shape, and improved tank/coils, this just might be the next mod to get if you’re looking for a new Smok device.

If you want something extremely simple, check out the Bo Plus and if you are looking for the best mod style kit to start with we recommend the SMOK Procolor.

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