There are a couple of vaping modes available for use. Black Carbon, Black Leather, Red Leather, Blue Leather, Prism Rainbow, White Blue and White Red (under review). The device is available in 8 colour schemes. I received the Smok Morph 2 in kit form along with the Smok TFV18 sub ohm tank so I’m assuming the following will be packaged with the standalone mod. Sounds like a bonus battery safety measure, doesn’t it? Meanwhile, Smok tells us the wattage automatically adjusts to the current remaining capacity of the battery so we can expect a maintained stable output. The hinged battery door has been directly ported over from the original Morph but there’s very little else to suggest they are related. That’s going to allow for some pretty hefty atomisers to take advantage of its 230W capabilities. The side firing bar of the original Smok Morph has been replaced with the traditional square fire button but the 510 connector is centred. What little is gained in power is lost in screen real estate. Well first up don’t expect touch screen technology.
Let’s get some answers, shall we? What Can We Expect From The Smok Morph 2 Mod? So is it worth the few extra watts and how does it perform? The Smok Morph 2 does the very same thing by giving slightly more than taking and offering 230W The 219 was based off the hugely successful Smok Alien and together with the Smok Species offered around the same power capabilities give or take a few watts. Now I love that, mobile phone tech meets vaping device. Not only that but it featured touch screen technology. The SMOK Morph 219 allowed a maximum of 219W (don’t ask me why 219W!) and included a large 1.9in colour screen. The Smok Morph 2 Dual 18650 battery MOD review and although available as a standalone device, it’s also been packaged alongside the Smok TFV18 sub ohm tank as a kit.Īs the name suggests this is the second mod in the series.
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