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The Eleaf iStick T80 vape device is simple, lightweight and reliable. It comes highly recommended as it can be used by vapers of all experience levels, particularly newer users looking to make the move to a variable wattage device. Powered by a built-in 3000mAh battery, it has a power range of 1-80W, making it ideal for both mouth to lung and direct to lung vaping. Featuring a standard 510 connection, this mod can be paired with a wide range of vape tanks and rebuildable atomisers (available separately).
Features:
- 1 - 80W
- MTL & DTL
- Variable Wattage Mode
- Temperature Control Mode
- Bypass Mode
- Memory Mode
- Large 3000mAh Built-In Battery
- 510 connection
Thanks to the 3000mAh battery, you can reportedly experience up to a full day of vaping between charges. When it does come time to recharge the device, it will only take an hour and a half to fully charge thanks to the 2A current. This long battery life and the lightweight design makes the T80 handy for using on the go.
When it comes to pairing the T80 with a tank, you have lots of options, this is thanks to the range of output modes available. Alongside classic Variable Wattage mode, which can be used to select a compatible power output mode; there's also the option of Temperature Control, Bypass and Memory modes for further customisation.
Contains:
- Eleaf T80 80W Vape Device
- USB Charging Cable
- User Manual
Important information about Sub Ohm vaping:
This is a sub ohm vape device, it will provide enough power to support coils that register below 1.0 Ohm. These are advanced devices that will produce large amounts of vapour and are not recommended for new users. To get the most out of these devices, you should use an e-liquid that is 60% VG or higher.
These devices work at higher wattages, because of this we recommend that you use an e-liquid with a nicotine strength lower than 6mg. Featuring advanced modes, please ensure you consult your manual when setting up. Some sub ohm devices will use removable batteries if this is the case you will need a knowledge of battery safety.