Allow your coil to "break-in" before using it at the maximum recommended wattage level. Start your coils off at the low end of the recommended wattage range, and gradually increase to your desired wattage level slowly over the first day of using your new coil.

Reason for being thrilled is simply because I love the Kroma-R kit and now there is a pod-mod that is compatible with the Z-coil line. The resistance of an atomizer coil is the amount of heat produced by the coil based on the battery voltage and wattage setting. The coil resistance should be printed on the side of the coil. Higher resistance coils tend to require less wattage, and low resistance “sub-ohm” (>0.9ohm) coils tend to require more wattage to produce vapor. Use a certified wall charger with a high quality USB-C cable. Monitor the device and verify that it is charging. Wait until the device is fully charged. Note: All batteries have a limited number of full charge cycles. A battery capacity may decrease based on charging and use over time. Note: Make sure that the device’s battery always has some amount of charge/power. Do not store a device with an empty battery as it may damage the overall lifespan of the battery. I’m a big fan of the display, it’s very bright, super clear and makes full use of its available space.The Kroma 217 is the latest in the line of Kroma kits. The original Kroma was an internal battery mod that came with the Zenith MTL tank, and the Kroma R was an 18650 mod that was paired with the Zlide tank. This one however is a single 2×700 box mod and it’s rated for 100 watts with a 21700 or a 20700 battery or 80 watts with a single 18650 battery. It comes with the Z Force tank which is a new sub ohm tank made for DL vaping. Do not overfill the tank, or the liquid will get into the central section of the coil and flow out from the bottom of the tank. The crisp display makes it easy to see your wattage, battery level, coil resistance and all the other geeky stats you might be interested in. When using this device as an MTL, even at 20 watts you can happily get over 2 days battery life from this kit. For the 0.8Ω Z-Coil, recommended at 15 to 18 Watts, I went with a 50Vg 50PG 20mg Nic Salt – GotSalts – Peachy Promise.

The Kroma 217 Z Force is the latest kit from long-time popular manufacturer Innokin. They aren’t as in-your-face as some other brands because they don’t pump out products at a crazy pace, but they’ve been around for a long time and have been known to make great products—especially aimed towards beginners. Some of their highlights have been the Proton kit, the Zenith MTL tank, and the Coolfire mods. They have definitely been a quality-over-quantity company, which is a good thing in my book. I received the Mariana Blue which looks really nice from up close—but based on the pics, I really prefer the look of the Riverwood one. Still, the one I have looks great. The outside frame is a shiny brushed gunmetal that doesn’t fingerprint when you touch it. Reminds me of the nicer-looking mods of the past years like the Tesla Steampunk Nano 120. drip-tip compatible and inside the kit you get 3 drip-tips. In my opinion two for MTL and one for DTL. Very nice to receive 3 drip-tips in the kit. Easily adjust the airflow from a tight MTL draw to a loose RDL draw with the side external airflow control! There are also two airflow control rings included, one for a more open MTL/RDL and one for a tighter MTL. These gold-colored rings are attached at the bottom of the pod and can be swapped out for one another to fit your preference.

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Screen is clear and plenty bright enough. Controls are all straight forward with no complicated menus to trawl through. First of all you have the ‘VooPoo’ style slider on the rear of the device which has a lovely smooth feel and certainly makes a difference to the restriction of the vape.