AMIGHTY KIT
Device Specifications:
Dimensions: 88 x 51 x 31mm
Battery capacity: 1x 21700/20700/18650 cell
Power output: 5-100W/5-60W (TC mode)
Resistance range: 0.1Ohm-3.0Ohms
Tank Specifications:
The Amighty feels like a spiritual successor to the Colossal,
which was a compact single 18650 device tailored to
low-mid wattage vapers. Embracing the changing habits of
enthusiasts, the Amighty is 21700 compatible, which should be
a huge selling point for many.
Diameter: 27mm
E-liquid capacity: 3.6ml
Drip tip: 810 fitting
- Build quality
- Comprehensive chipset
- Great coil performance
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Asmodus mods have always been
an interesting proposition in that
they offer high quality products, at
marginally higher than average prices,
and since budget mods are getting better
by the day, this veteran company now has to
work harder than ever to compel consumers to
part with that extra money.
Conservative
temperature control
Tolerances are spot on. The fire button has a satisfying tactile feel and
the battery door is both convenient and secure. The device is available in
a range of finishes, but ours came in the polished gunmetal and it absolutely
looks like a premium device. This isn’t the smallest single 21700 device we’ve
seen, but the ergonomics here are great and the mod has a satisfying weight, so
it’s a pleasure to use.
The GX-100UTC chipset should be quite familiar to fans of Asmodus. It has the same
touch screen controls found on the Minikin series of devices, along with an array of settings.
Temperature control, power curves, preheat settings and menu customisation are all available
here, making it an enthusiast’s delight. Power delivery is consistent and immediate, and I found
that temperate control worked nicely, if a little conservative, right out of the box. Picky vapers can
fiddle with TCR and preheats to really dial in their vape, so I have nothing to complain about here. Some
may have preferred physical buttons over touch screen navigation, but Asmodus have done a good job
of increasing responsiveness and I didn’t encounter any problems during testing.
Asmodus chips have always been known for excellent battery management, and the addition of 21700 compatibility
makes this even more apparent. Using a 4000mAh Molicel I was making it through an entire day of vaping at 50W
with some power to spare, which is very impressive for a single-celled device.
Viento Tank
The Viento is Asmodus’ first step into the mesh sub-tank market and since this has become one of the most saturated parts of
the vaping sector, it has to be very impressive in order to stand out. The included mesh coils are indeed quite unusual. The first
thing you’ll notice is the perforated cotton layer which sits behind the wicking ports. I’ve not seen this before, but this should increase
surface area and therefore wicking action. The mesh itself is also different, with a fine honeycomb pattern instead of the standard grid or
chain-link style. The result is a mesh coil that performs wonderfully at slightly lower wattages than its competitors. Asmodus list the power
range from 40-60W and I found this to be accurate, with a personal sweet spot of 55W. These coils are also baby beast compatible.
The tank itself is nicely built, with good tolerances on the threads, airflow control and top-fill mechanism. There are three large air inlets on the
base of the tank.
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