They open up in the front with a magnet, and the first thing you'll see is the Quick Start Guide which has the stunning visual art of Jimmith. It reminds me of the boxes Smok uses, but these are slightly more luxurious. Sliding the sleeve off reveals a black box with the TC100 logo in shiny silver, which I might add looks quite classy. The bottom of the box shows a slew of information about the mod and its functionality, including the specifications and a big warning that takes up nearly half of the bottom surface. On both boxes the Aethon logo is in the upper right corner in blue, similar to how computers are branded with the Intel or AMD logo. The box of the black TC100 shows the TC100 logo in black, the white version shows it in shiny silver. The TC100 comes in a nice and sturdy box that depicts the mod in the relative color. The packaging is usually very much on point with Innokin, especially for their mods. Prices are MSRP, which means they may differ from vendor to vendor.

Springloaded 510 connection with goldplated positive pinģml capacity (There is a misprint on the packaging that states 3.8ml)ĥ10 driptip compatible, black delrin driptip includedĪvailable in stainless, white, red, blue and blackĬoolfire IV TC100 starterkit with iSub V: $79.99Ĭoolfire IV TC100 starterkit without iSub V: $64.99 VDC (Variable Direct Current) power output with Clearwave Noise Cancelation technology Ultrafast response (0.2s from push to vapor)

Temperature control for Ni200, Ti01, and SS316 So how does it do on its own? Let's have a look!įor those of you reading on a mobile connection, here's a link to the gallery! The Storm Edition is still one of my favorite grab-and-run mods and it will continue to be that until the battery dies.īut fanboying aside, I have to be unbiased as a reviewer and test the Coolfire IV TC100 as a standalone mod. I love the Coolfire IV+, let's not kid around here. Then they announced the Aethon board was set to appear in the new Coolfire IV mod, which borrowed the body of its predecessor, the Coolfire IV+. This was to be the second TC board developed in-house by Innokin, the Ikarno S1 being the first. They first announced the Aethon board, which was a 100W capable board with temperature control and incredible accuracy. And when they emailed me about the new iteration of the Coolfire IV, I got excited again. I always get excited when Innokin emails me, because it's always good news. These Coolfire IV TC100 kits were sent to me for the purpose of this review by Innokin! Thank you, Innokin! Innokin has entered the triple digits of wattage, cloudchasers rejoice! On todays menu is the Coolfire IV TC100, a new iteration of the Coolfire series with a bit more power. What's up vapers! SirRisc here with another gear review!

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