SMOK novo 2C Pod Kit

With its sleek, pocket-friendly form, molded from zinc-alloy, the SMOK novo 2C Pod kit is not just a pretty face—it’s a hardy companion designed to weather the storm.

The novo 2C houses a robust 800mAh battery within its slender frame, ready to fuel your vaping journey from dawn till dusk. With a constant output of 3.5 to 3.6V, this draw activated gadget delivers consistent power to achieve an optimal balance between taste and vapor production. And when it’s time to recharge, its USB-C connectivity ensures efficient charging to minimize downtime.

Your favorite vape liquids will find a cozy home in the novo 2C’s 2mL pods. Featuring an integrated 0.8ohm mesh MTL coil, these pods promise rich flavor profiles and voluminous clouds for a satisfying MTL experience. The top-fill design makes refilling a breeze, while the magnetic connection secures your pod in place with a satisfying snap.
An LED indicator keeps you informed about your battery status at all times. Compatible with the novo, novo 2, and novo 2c pods, this device is as versatile as it is powerful. The package includes the novo 2C device, a 0.8ohm novo 2X meshed MTL pod, a lanyard, a type-C cable, and a user manual. Welcome to the SMOK family.

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