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What’re The Differences Between SMOK RPM80 And SMOK RPM80 Pro kit?

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Hello everyone, if you are a big fan of vaping, you must know that there are many famous e-cigarette brands in the vape shop. Such as SMOK, VOOPOO, and Geekvape, but we know that the position of the Smok brand in the market is very important!

The Smok RPM40 kit has achieved a good market response, but they feel that it seems far from enough! Therefore, the Smok manufacturer decided to launch two new products at the same time! Smok RPM80 kit and Smok RPM80 Pro kit.

Let’s Look At SMOK RPM80 vs SMOK RPM80 Pro:

The SMOK rpm 80 vape kit is powered by a large internal 3000mAh battery, while the SMOK RPM80 Pro kit is powered by a single 18650 replacement battery. Their maximum output is 80 watts.

The Smok RPM80 kit is more powerful and lighter than the Smok RPM40, which is designed as a rectangular box with classic resin panels and elegant high-gloss finishes

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The Smok RPM80 is powered by a replaceable 18650 single cell (not included), including VW/VV mode. Fast charging through the Type-C port can keep the vape state for a long time. The adjustable output varies between 1W and 80W.

Unlike other famous SMOK device which we can find on the SMOK COUPON page, this device is embedded with the latest IQ-80 chipset and provides a variety of intelligent functions and functional protections, including smart atomizer identification, blow monitoring system, 10-second cut-off, short-circuit protection, overheating protection, and low battery warning.

Smok RPM 80PRO and Smok RPM80 have a 0.96-inch color display and use a new brand UI to clearly display all user data.

There are two types of pods to choose from, including RPM pods and RGC pods. Both of them can hold 5ml large electronic juices and are included in the package.

The reason why Smok released two versions of SMOK RPM80 at the same time is to provide the same user experience to different vapers. I hope this SMOK PRM80 review will be helpful to you!

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