TINY RDA Vaping Kit Review

 　　Those who have used RBAs for a long time will probably know the brand DEMON KILLER, which has earned a strong reputation among enthusiasts for its affordable specialty coils. Recently, the company launched a mini device called TINY, a product with an extremely compact form factor. At the same time, instead of using a prebuilt atomizer design, it comes paired with a super-mini RDA.

  　　The packaging box uses a metal material with a zipper design. For a manufacturer that started out making accessories, this clearly reflects everyday DIY needs, and the box can also be reused later as a storage case for accessories. The basic specifications of the TINY are clearly marked on the bottom of the box:   　　Device size: 76 x 38 x 14 mm   　　Resistance range: 0.5-3.0 ohms   　　Battery capacity: 800 mAh (built-in)   　　Charging time: about 50 minutes   　　Output voltage: 3.2-4.2V   　　The package includes a USB cable, an accessory bag (cotton / coil / O-rings / screws), a screwdriver, a user manual (no Chinese version), the TINY MOD, and the TINY RDA. At first glance, the size of this device is surprising, especially considering that it is centered around an RDA.   　　There is no Chinese text in the manual, but with the help of the manufacturer’s diagrams, anyone with DIY experience should be able to understand the rebuilding and operation of this device at a glance. The RDA looks very much like the familiar “Little Hornet,” while the mod adopts a square design similar to a ZIPPO lighter, with a resin-coated exterior.   　　Compared against the palm of a hand, you can clearly feel that the TINY really is very “tiny” — so small that it barely has any rivals. The two large flat sides of the mod feature the DEMON KILLER logo and the fire button respectively. The black section on the atomizer connection side is not a traditional display screen, but only a dim light panel with the TINY logo text.   　　The mod uses a standard connection and spring-loaded pin, but basically, any atomizer other than the included one will probably not look good on this TINY MOD. A USB charging port can be seen on the bottom. Although the built-in battery is only 800 mAh, in actual use it is generally enough to last about half a day.   　　The included dripping atomizer is called the TINY RDA. It is fair to say that it is a scaled-down version of the Little Hornet, though there is no need here to get into the question of who borrowed from whom. It is a single-coil RDA structure. Its exact diameter was not measured, but it is roughly about as thick as an adult finger.   　　The accessory pack also includes the manufacturer’s prebuilt coil for the TINY RDA. Officially it is rated at 0.8 ohms, while the actual reading after dry firing is around 0.65 ohms. The manufacturer includes ten coils, enough to last quite a long time. Before installing the coil, here is a quick overview of the device’s basic operation:   　　1. Press the fire button five times to turn the device on/off; the TINY light will flash as an indicator;   　　2. Press the fire button directly to use it; the TINY light will illuminate;   　　3. When protections are triggered, such as atomizer short circuit or low voltage, the TINY light will indicate different flashing patterns;   　　4. TINY light colors: white / 3.9V, blue / 3.6-3.9V, red / below 3.6V   　　Because the coil legs are relatively soft, the terminal screws may shift them out of position. When tightening the screws, using a finger to gently press the legs inward helps apply force more effectively. You should also be careful when trimming the coil legs, because the outside of the deck posts has not been angle-cut. So if the legs stick out even slightly, they will scrape against the PEI chamber cap and prevent installation during use, meaning you will need to bend the legs inward with a screwdriver.   　　The image shows the included cotton from the accessory pack. Its quality is fairly satisfying, though unfortunately the amount provided is not enough to support all 10 included coils. Building on the TINY RDA is relatively simple and easy to understand, but small issues such as securing the coil legs and handling the trimmed ends still require attention. If grooves were added at the wire-locking positions and the outer deck post faces were slightly beveled, the overall experience would be even better.   　　You can drip e-liquid directly through the mouthpiece to refill, but the liquid capacity of this RDA is indeed quite limited. Once the cotton is fully saturated, it lasts for about 3-5 puffs. When testing the included coil, thanks to the extremely tiny vaporization chamber, even a simple single-wire coil delivers satisfying punch and flavor. The vaping experience is not compromised just because the device looks somewhat “toy-like.”   　　The portability of a mini mod is extremely appealing, and DEMON KILLER’s TINY gives off a refined, compact feel. Paired with the included PC neck-hanging sleeve, it can even double as a decorative accessory. More importantly, in actual use, its flavor performance is genuinely worthy of recognition, and the vapor production is surprisingly good for such a tiny form factor. If you are also addicted to mini mods, this one will probably get you interested again…#p#Page Break Title#e#