SMOK I-PRIV 230W Voice-Controlled Vaping Device
Is voice control the next future of vaping devices? I hope not, but iJoy and SMOK seem to think otherwise. Following the previously introduced iJoy Avenger 270 kit, the I-PRIV also comes equipped with a unique voice-control system designed to free up the
Is voice control the next future of vaping devices? I hope not... but iJoy and SMOK apparently think otherwise. Following the previously introduced iJoy Avenger 270 kit, the I-PRIV is also equipped with a unique voice system for vaping devices, designed to free up your hands through voice control. If this were a highly intelligent AI device, it should at least use LED indicators to show whether voice commands are valid. Perhaps SMOK is positioning this product as a starter kit and offering some kind of voice control on/off function.
The SMOK I-PRIV 230W kit is an "Iron Man"-style regulated box mod featuring a high-brightness TFT screen and a voice control system, and it supports three battery types: 21700, 20700, and 18650. It has a power output range of 1-230W and comes paired with the TFV12 Prince sub-ohm tank. This tank uses coil heads with a steel strip heating structure and has an 8ml capacity. It supports power mode, temperature control mode, and memory mode.
Colors: Black, Red, Prism Gold, Prism Blue, Prism Chrome, Green, Purple, Prism Rainbow Tear-line divider SMOK I-PRIV 230W Kit Specifications Product specifications:
Size: 95.5 x 56 x 35 mm
Power output: 1-230W
Atomizer resistance range: 0.1-2.5Ω (Power)/0.05-2Ω (Temperature Control) Temperature control range: 200-600°F / 100℃-315℃ AI – Voice Control – Partial Control Round TFT Color Screen LED Indicator
Batteries: 2 x 21700, 20700, or 18650 (adapter required)
Modes: Power mode, temperature control mode, and memory mode
Screen theme colors
Dual battery level display
USB firmware upgrade
Package contents:
SMOK I-PRIV mod
SMOK TFV12 Prince tank
V12 Prince strip coil (pre-installed)
V12 Prince mesh coil
18650 battery adapter
Spare glass tube
USB charging cable
User manual
Spare parts
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Voice control—what do I need you for?
I feel like recent articles have jumped from vaping devices into science fiction, and you can really sense that from the product marketing copy. The SMOK I-PRIV 230W looks like the body of "Iron Man," muscular all over; it can listen to your voice, respond, and carry out your commands. The I-PRIV has a rugged appearance covered in skeletal lines, giving people a sense of being indestructible. Hold it in your hand, and you can feel Iron Man-like superpowers.
Do you really need this device? If you like gimmicks and flashy devices, will this be your thing? I'm not against high-tech products, but this still feels like a completely pointless device. Why put voice control on a regulated box mod? What's wrong with pressing buttons normally? Of course, unless you have vision problems—but SMOK doesn't mention that either.
It is still just a gimmick product, and it certainly will not be cheap. As a reviewer, I can honestly say that human technological progress seems to have reached a bottleneck if products as meaningless as this can make it to market. Maybe it will be a great device—at least its core functions are useful—but it is still just a gimmick product, and it certainly will not be cheap.
Alright, I-PRIV! Instead of charging me for the voice function, just give me some extra replacement coils and some e-liquid I actually like. That would be far more practical and useful to me.
The SMOK I-PRIV 230W kit is an "Iron Man"-style regulated box mod featuring a high-brightness TFT screen and a voice control system, and it supports three battery types: 21700, 20700, and 18650. It has a power output range of 1-230W and comes paired with the TFV12 Prince sub-ohm tank. This tank uses coil heads with a steel strip heating structure and has an 8ml capacity. It supports power mode, temperature control mode, and memory mode.
Colors: Black, Red, Prism Gold, Prism Blue, Prism Chrome, Green, Purple, Prism Rainbow Tear-line divider SMOK I-PRIV 230W Kit Specifications Product specifications:
Size: 95.5 x 56 x 35 mm
Power output: 1-230W
Atomizer resistance range: 0.1-2.5Ω (Power)/0.05-2Ω (Temperature Control) Temperature control range: 200-600°F / 100℃-315℃ AI – Voice Control – Partial Control Round TFT Color Screen LED Indicator
Batteries: 2 x 21700, 20700, or 18650 (adapter required)Modes: Power mode, temperature control mode, and memory mode
Screen theme colors
Dual battery level display
USB firmware upgrade
Package contents:
SMOK I-PRIV mod
SMOK TFV12 Prince tank
V12 Prince strip coil (pre-installed)
V12 Prince mesh coil
18650 battery adapter
Spare glass tube
USB charging cable
User manual
Spare parts
Tear-line divider
Voice control—what do I need you for?
I feel like recent articles have jumped from vaping devices into science fiction, and you can really sense that from the product marketing copy. The SMOK I-PRIV 230W looks like the body of "Iron Man," muscular all over; it can listen to your voice, respond, and carry out your commands. The I-PRIV has a rugged appearance covered in skeletal lines, giving people a sense of being indestructible. Hold it in your hand, and you can feel Iron Man-like superpowers.
Do you really need this device? If you like gimmicks and flashy devices, will this be your thing? I'm not against high-tech products, but this still feels like a completely pointless device. Why put voice control on a regulated box mod? What's wrong with pressing buttons normally? Of course, unless you have vision problems—but SMOK doesn't mention that either.It is still just a gimmick product, and it certainly will not be cheap. As a reviewer, I can honestly say that human technological progress seems to have reached a bottleneck if products as meaningless as this can make it to market. Maybe it will be a great device—at least its core functions are useful—but it is still just a gimmick product, and it certainly will not be cheap.
Alright, I-PRIV! Instead of charging me for the voice function, just give me some extra replacement coils and some e-liquid I actually like. That would be far more practical and useful to me.
