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SMOK ® is about to storm the vaping world again, with one of the first twelve coil super sub-ohm tank! The vapor production is unrivaled at this level and will guarantee to eviscerate your e-liquid faster than any other tank on the market for the ultimate cloud production! For the ultimate vapor product, look no further than the new Smoktech TFV 12!

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 SMOK TFV12 Cloud Beast King Tank Kit Content:

1 x SMOK TFV12 Cloud Beast King Tank

1 x SMOK V12-T12 Duodenary Atomizer Coil (0.12 Ohms | 130 – 200w) (Pre-Installed)

1 x SMOK V12-X4 Quadruple Atomizer Coil (0.15 Ohms | 100w – 170w)

1 x SMOK V12-Q4 Quadruple Atomizer Coil (0.15 Ohms | 90w – 160w)

1 x Mix of Spare Parts

1 x Instruction/User Manual

Also compatible with: 

Smok V12-T6 Sextuple Atomizer Coil (0.16 Ohms | 120w – 180w) 

Smok V12-T8 Octuple Atomizer Coil (0.16 Ohms | 70w – 320w)

 

SMOK TFV12 CBKTank Specs:

Thread: 510mm

Atomizer Capacity: 6ml

Body Material: 304 Stainless Steel

Drip Tip is made of Delrin

Atomizer Glass Type: Pyrex (Borosilicate) Glass

Airflow Slot Diameter: 28mm

Color selection: Black, Stainless, Gold, Multi-Color

Height: 2.75 Inches -70mm

Diameter: 1.1 Inches – 28mm

 

 

TFV12 Cloud Beast King Review

By Dakota Mills

 

The TFV12 is a great tank for starters. It has received a lot of praise, but also a lot of negative reviews. Starting with the positive, this tank as the name implies is a beast. Each coil has a broad heating range, though it’s recommended by some (myself included) to keep within the recommended wattage range instead of what it can be fired at. The standard edition comes with 3 coils, replacement o-rings, a 510 drip tip adapter, and as always, a manual. There’s also an RBA edition, though I haven’t had the chance to mess around with that just yet, I have however heard positive things from co-workers and friends, who often tell me to use the RBA over the premade coils.

The tank has a decent juice capacity, 5ml if I’m not mistaken. The nicotine delivery is pretty good as well, it hits a little harder than my previous tanks, even when vaping at 90 watts compared to my usual 120. On the con side this tank runs slim over the benefits I see. Most tanks I’ve had in the past have leaked due to various issues, most of the time being a faulty coil, but I could at least leave my airflow open. Though it could just be the kit I received, my experience has been that this one has leaked through the coils a decent bit more. It seems this has been somewhat of a problem with Smok brand products, I’ve had it happen with Smok in the past, but for me the fix has been easy enough, a closed airflow when not vaping, and when filling the tank.

The coils have a good lifespan to them, I ran the t12 coil ragged trying to learn the ins and outs of keeping this particular tank in shape, but the coil still hasn’t burned up on me. By now I’m usually on my 3rd or 4th coil, but I’m only on my second, and that was simply because the power rating was a little lower. For me, the cloud output on these coils at 90 watts is phenomenal, and the flavor retains very well on exhale. On the inhale the flavors are spot on. Before this tank I used an IJOY Maxo V12, which has been a huge comparison point to the TFV12. From using them both I can say the Maxo is good, but doesn’t hold a candle here.

To top it all off, a recap. Points that pro this tank for me: The flavors in this tank hold up well, and the coils have a decent life if used properly. I left it sitting after putting a sweet juice in the tank (started off yellow, ended up being a light brown) and it didn’t send my coil beyond the point of return, I could pop it back in any time. The nicotine delivery is great, if 3mg is usually a good vaping point for you, I’d keep it there. In the past I’d occasionally jump to six, but not in this tank. This tank put out good clouds, without having to ramp up the power too highly. The major thing that puts this tank on the con list: It leaks through the coils, which could easily be user error. I started with rebuildables, so I’m still learning proper etiquette with premades. Even so, my easy fix has been closing the airflow when I’m not hitting it.