SMOK TFV16 Coil Review

We've all heard about SMOK by now. Of business since 2010, Shenzhen-based SMOK has released a slew of TFV tanks, the newest in which we'll be taking a look at the new TFV16 sub-ohm tank. Smok TFV16 sub ohm e-cigarette battery tank

SMOK's atomizers have had a bad reputation in the past, with coil life being short and leaking being a problem for many vapers. But there must be something that keeps us vapers going back for more because millions of sales have been made over the world.

Some fantastic new items, including as the Morph mod, Nord pod system, and Infinix 2, have also recently been released by SMOK.

Why SMOK Coil

In the SMOK TFV16, a new factory coil trend is announced. Smok has long been regarded as one of the vaping industry's most cutting-edge manufacturers. Many new designs and methods have sprung up as a result, particularly in the field of coils. The company's most popular atomizers have sold millions of units—the TFV4, then the TFV8, and all of its various sub-models. The TF12 Prince is a well-built product, despite the fact that it was good. Recently, Smok introduced the Morph 219 kit and Tank 2019 together.

What Can We Expect from SMOK's TFV16?

In terms of size, the SMOK TFV16 tank is an enormous 64.5mm high by 28mm wide. It boasts three innovative mesh coils and a large 9mm e-liquid capacity.

SMOK claimed to have fixed the leaky top filling system and improved the airflow to allow even more air to travel through the device.

Is the TFV16 capable of bringing me back to the glory days of the original Cloud Beast TFV8 that I loved? What do you think?

Thank you to SMOK for providing the TFV16 for evaluation. As always, all of my observations and judgments are based on my own use of the tank during testing.

For use with the SMOK TFV16 Tank, widely known as "The King," these are the official replacement mesh coils from SMOK.

All-new mesh design, organic cotton wicking, and a 3-pack of TFV16 Mesh Coils are included. Because of the extra-large heating surface, the 0.17 single mesh TFV16 coils, the 0.12 dual mesh coils, the 0.15 triple mesh coils, and the 0.2 conical mesh coils are all accessible. SMOK recommends vaping at 120 watts or less for the best results with their 0.17 ohm and 0.12-ohm coils. It is recommended to utilize the 0.15-ohm triple mesh design at roughly 90W, while the 0.2-ohm conical mesh coil is best suited for use between 60W and 85W.

The coils of SMOK TFV16

When it came to coil trends, Smok set the pace. He introduced the double, triple, and even quadruple coils into pre-made coils. Mesh coils have been making a comeback as of mid-2018. Mesh will gradually but surely replace cotton in the SMOK TFV16, based on the design of the tank. However, mesh provides additional flavor, but it requires a lot of power to use.

The SMOK TFV16 is finally here after a long wait for the latest Smok Tank. With a capacity of 9 ml, there's plenty of mesh.

The SMOK TFV16's NiChrome 80 coils have a cell-like structure. In addition to allowing the juice to be drawn in fast, this will also be a suction pump for the juice. So, if you're on a tight budget, the TFV16 isn't the right choice. It's a monstrous ogre that can take down gallons of fruit juice. The Mesh strength is sufficient for a large amount of liquid intake. TFV8 Baby's Mesh coils are already available from Smok, who has been riding the Mesh wave for some time now.

To get you started, we're going to let you imagine the size of the box that these new coils will fit in. Smok suggests vaping at 120 watts or less with pre-installed coils. Little vapers (like myself): you have my permission to proceed. The TFV16 will be part of a complete kit, and knowing Smok, I'm confident he'll swing a Box to make it happen. But it's all right. Because even if Smok's clearomizers are the best on the market, his mods have a lot of issues. In fact, if your Smok mod still works after five or six months, you're lucky.

Eighty watts minimum for the TFV16, dude!

To get you started, we're going to let you imagine the size of the box that these new coils will fit in. Smok suggests vaping at 120 watts or less with pre-installed coils. Little vapers (like myself): you have my permission to proceed. The TFV16 will be part of a complete kit, and knowing Smok, I'm confident he'll swing a Box to make it happen. But it's all right. Because even if Smok's clearomizers are the best on the market, his mods have a lot of issues. In fact, if your Smok mod still works after five or six months, you're lucky.

As a result, the SMOK TFV16 comes with two coils. It comes with a 0.17-ohm coil pre-installed, followed by a 0.12 ohm Double Mesh coil. The third type of coil is also available but not included in triple mesh at 0.15 ohm. This provides us with two clues. The Sub Ohm is currently Smok's niché, and it's a Tank for producing massive clouds.

We must get there if we want to offer an already pre-made 0,12-ohm coil that's still quite low. Big Cloud tanks are on the rise. Because shortly after the TFV16 was released, Uwell introduced the Valyrian 2, a tank that uses mesh coils and is designed for vaping at high power.

Specifications of the SMOK TFV16 Mesh Replacement Coils:

• Single Mesh Coils: 0.17 ohm TFV16
• Single Mesh Coi with a 0.17-ohm resistance
• 120 watts is the ideal wattage
• Coils for the TFV16 Dual Mesh model are 0.12 ohms in resistance.
• 12-ohm Dual Mesh Coil Resistance
• 80W - 160W is a good starting point.
• Wattage: 120 watts
• TFV16 Triple Mesh Coils, 0.15 ohm:
• Triple Mesh Coi has a resistance of 0.15 ohms
• For the best results, use at least 90 watts.
• Coils for the TFV16 Conical Mesh Tank are 0.2 Ohms.
• Conical mesh coil with a 0.2-ohm resistance.
• 60 watts to 85 watts