I’d give the Forz TX80 Kit a solid 7.5 out of 10 and if you work in the construction industry or out of doors, I’d give it a look. Generally speaking, both coils are ideal for those that enjoy a good all round, broad flavour experience. If you class yourself a flavour connoisseur you may need to look elsewhere. Forz Functionality Without a doubt the coils are designed for a loose, open and airy direct lung vape because that’s where they really shine – delivering a good flavour experience with stupid levels of cloud production. The screen holds basic information you should need depending on which mode you are in, but by default it displays:

When working with Li-ion (Lithium-ion), LiPo (Lithium-ion Polymer) and any rechargeable cells, please be cautious and carefully use as they are very sensitive to charging characteristics and may explode or burn if mishandled. Please make sure that you have great knowledge on all rechargeable batteries before you use them. Always charge batteries at the clean and fire-proof surface. Never leave charging batteries unattended. If you see that there are visible damages on the batteries, please do not use. Always keep, store and transport the rechargeable cells in a safe, non-conductive container in a controlled environment Both coils gave a solid performance with good flavour, they’re a solid performing coil but don’t expect them to help you find notes in more complex flavours. A little airy for my taste but if you’re looking for a good all-round flavour / vaping experience you could do worse.The flavour is quite good when vaped at the lowest recommendation of 40W and with airflow wide open. However, I think that actually is doing it a disservice. Yes, the Forz TX80 has all the rubberized finish and other design accents that make it IP67-rated, but it’s also a great looking mod. Not to mention it’s lightweight, compact, and feels great in the hand. There was very little to differentiate between the two for flavour and both performed their jobs adequately. The 0.4ohm GTR coil edged it for flavour.

The battery compartment is sealed by a threaded cap with a handle, just like the one on the Aegis Solo. There’s a rubber o-ring on the cap for waterproofing. The threading is smooth and I had no problems with the cap at all. Make sure to seal it tightly to retain the waterproofing. The threads on the base of the tank were just so crunchy, why they weren’t as buttery as the top cap I just can’t understand, but they are truly jarring and an issue I hope gets fixed. Pulse mode was first seen on the Vaporesso Gen and pulses the wattage very rapidly while you vape. Similar to F(t) mode, this pulsing doesn’t make much of a noticeable difference from the regular wattage modes.

Forz 25 tank rundown

The price for this kit is very reasonable considering you get a great little mod that offers a good range of flexibility. The 0.69in OLED monochrome vertical display can be flipped to suit needs while the numerals remind me of my first digital watch! The FORZ Tank 25 is a 25mm tank that takes Vaporesso’s new GTR coils. These are brand new coils and they aren’t compatible with other Vaporesso tanks. The FORZ Tank 25 is also not compatible with any of Vaporesso’s other coils. These GTR coils are massive — much bigger than your average coil.