The G320 is Smok's newest high-powered vape. The kit comes with both the 320W Smok Marshal mod, and the Smok TFV8 Big Baby sub-ohm tank.
The Marshal mod is a TRIPLE 18650 (batteries sold separately) mod supporting up to 320 watts of power, depending on the tank or rebuildable you put on top.
The LED screen sits on top of the mod and shows you the following information: mode (wattage or temperature mode), voltage, resistance and amp current, puff counter, current wattage and/or temperature, and current battery charge for each 18650 cell.
The Marshal supports both wattage mode for all wattage coils (from 0.1 ohms to 3 ohms), and temperature mode for Nickel, Titanium and Stainless Steel coils (from 0.06 ohms to 3 ohms). The temperature range is between 100-315 degrees Celsius (200-600 degrees Fahrenheit).
The Smok TFV8 Big Baby tank is a top-filling 5ml tank of 24.5mm diameter. It comes with a 0.15 ohm V8 Baby-X4 coil pre-installed, and a spare 0.2 ohm V8 Baby-T6 sextuple coil spare. Also included is a replacement glass tube, charging cable for the device, and user manual.
*** The Smok G320 can also be run with TWO 18650 batteries if desired, and will output up to 220W of power when run like this. ***
Kit Includes:
- Smok Marshal Mod
- Smok TFV8 Big Baby Tank
- V8 Baby-X4 Coil (0.15 ohms)
- V8 Baby-T6 Coil (0.2 ohms)
- USB charging cable
- Replacement glass tube
- User manual
- Various spare parts
Features:
- Available in a range of colours
- Can be run on either two or three 18650 batteries
- Features on-board balance charging - no requirement to buy an external battery charger immediately
- Large 0.96-inch OLED screen
- Top-filling tank
- Adjustable airflow
- Large range of coils available in different resistances
You Will Also Need:
REQUIRED
(Sold Separately) | |
RECOMMENDED
(Optional) | |
Important:
The Smok TFV8 Baby Coils are disposable consumable parts and as such over time will need to be replaced to maintain a great vaping experience. Typically a coil will last 1 - 2 weeks before it will need to be replaced.
