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This week I am taking a look at the Kanger Cupti 2 kit
Nice AIO device with the tank inside a Reuleaux-esque device.
Here is an excerpt for you all...
Kanger Cupti 2
This week I am taking a look at the Kanger Cupti 2, a temperature controlled (or regulated power if you prefer) device with a replaceable coil tank atomiser.
The box is a nice cardboard and sturdy design. It is also rather plain, I prefer a package with a clear picture of the product on it.
That said it does the job.
Inside we find our product neatly nested in a foam insert to protect it for transit damage.
As always from Kanger we have a nice user guide.
Although the front of the box is rather plain the back is well detailed with the contents. It also has a sticker for authenticating the device (instructions on how shown on a card inside the box).
Inside we have the device and a cable to charge and update the device firmware. The USB cable is a ribbon cable, a rather nice change from the usual generic round ones.
There is also a branded plastic Kanger 'coin', guess we will find out why later.
The Kanger Cupti 2 is available in black or white or this frankly stunning stainless steel finish.
It really does excel in stainless, really nicely finished in a brushed surface.
It has a design very much like the Dripbox 160 except that the 'squonker' area is now the tank area.
The control face of the device is much like the Dripbox 160. The buttons are now squared off and (at least on this stainless version) are now metal.
Nice AIO device with the tank inside a Reuleaux-esque device.
Here is an excerpt for you all...
Kanger Cupti 2
This week I am taking a look at the Kanger Cupti 2, a temperature controlled (or regulated power if you prefer) device with a replaceable coil tank atomiser.
The box is a nice cardboard and sturdy design. It is also rather plain, I prefer a package with a clear picture of the product on it.
That said it does the job.
Inside we find our product neatly nested in a foam insert to protect it for transit damage.
As always from Kanger we have a nice user guide.
Although the front of the box is rather plain the back is well detailed with the contents. It also has a sticker for authenticating the device (instructions on how shown on a card inside the box).
Inside we have the device and a cable to charge and update the device firmware. The USB cable is a ribbon cable, a rather nice change from the usual generic round ones.
There is also a branded plastic Kanger 'coin', guess we will find out why later.
The Kanger Cupti 2 is available in black or white or this frankly stunning stainless steel finish.
It really does excel in stainless, really nicely finished in a brushed surface.
It has a design very much like the Dripbox 160 except that the 'squonker' area is now the tank area.
The control face of the device is much like the Dripbox 160. The buttons are now squared off and (at least on this stainless version) are now metal.