MK Portable Built-in Dual-Battery T-MORE MOD 100W Review
Last week I got a T-MORE MOD 100W variable-wattage box mod from MK. After using it for five days, I found it pretty good, so I’d like to share it with friends at the vaping shop. If you often travel, take a look here. First, let’s look at the packaging. I
Last week, I received the T-MORE MOD 100W regulated box produced by MK Company. After using it for 5 days, I found it quite good, so I wanted to share my experience with friends at the vape shop, especially for those who often need to go out.
First, let's take a look at the packaging. The packaging looks quite nice, featuring a pull-out hard cardboard box with a red and black color scheme that gives it a premium feel. Inside the box, besides the T-MORE MOD 100W device, there is also a USB cable and a user manual.
After tearing off the protective film from the device, the mirror finish is outstanding. The shell is molded in one piece, with a piano lacquer finish, and all four edges are rounded for a comfortable grip. However, it is very prone to fingerprints, which can be a bit annoying. The black version gives a more business-like impression. In terms of design, it can be said to be quite simple, lacking any flashy elements; it is square and plain, much like Louis Koo. It may not appeal to those who prefer aesthetics, but some may appreciate its understated elegance. Additionally, there is no anti-scratch or oil drainage design at the 510 electrode interface, which can be a bit concerning and may leave scratches when installing the atomizer.
The dimensions of the T-MORE box are approximately 5*2.5*6.5CM. The following image compares its height with the single battery box VT75 NANO (since I don't like large boxes, I've sold all the large ones I bought at a discount). Manual measurements show that the VT75 NANO is 0.17CM taller than the T-MORE, while the T-MORE is 1CM longer than the VT75 NANO, and the T-MORE is 0.2CM wider. In terms of volume, the T-MORE is slightly larger than the VT75 NANO, but it has two built-in 18500 batteries in series, each with a capacity of 1800mAh, providing longer battery life than the single battery VT75 NANO. The downside is that the T-MORE has a built-in battery, which cannot be replaced when it runs out; it can only be recharged for use. Using a fast charger, it takes about 3-4 hours to fully charge. I feel a bit disappointed about this. If it were designed to have replaceable batteries, just buying two 18500 batteries would eliminate battery concerns.
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Length comparison with VT75 NANO:
Although the box is small, it has all the necessary features. By pressing the fire button three times, you can switch modes: variable wattage, temperature control, and bypass mode, catering to different users' needs. The appearance is standard, with a power range of 5-100W, and it can handle both oil flavor and dripping vapor well. For flavor atomizers, it can last about two days with my usage. During these days, I used it at 17W, and it lasted about two days. At full charge, it can support heavy vapor at 50W for a day. The ignition is quick with no delay, and the high power of 100W provides enough support for heavy vapor enthusiasts.
I remember back in the day, wearing sweatpants and carrying an IPV5 while rushing to catch the subway, feeling quite awkward as I ran, trying to hold up my pants. At that time, I thought it was essential to have a lightweight box for going out. Compactness is a very important criterion for regulated boxes, as most people need to be busy and on the go. Although dual-battery regulated boxes have stronger battery life, their weight of over half a kilogram is a significant drawback. Similarly, a large size is also a shortcoming. Personally, I prefer smaller boxes, but single-battery boxes have weaker battery life and insufficient power for heavy vapor atomizers. When struggling with the large and heavy dual-battery boxes and the short battery life and low power of single-battery boxes, the MK T-MORE MOD 100W perfectly addresses this gap, giving us another option. That's all for my introduction, thank you for reading.
