Alright, today I wanna talk about my little experiment with the smok novo 5. I was messing around with the 0.8-ohm pod, trying to figure out the best wattage. You know, just playing around to see what works best for me.
So, first off, I grabbed my smok novo 5 and made sure it was all charged up. Then, I popped in that 0.8-ohm pod. I’d heard some folks talking about different wattage settings, so I was curious to find out what the fuss was all about.
- Start Low, Go Slow: I started low, really low, at around 10 watts. I took a few puffs, and honestly, it was kinda weak. Not much vapor, and the flavor was barely there. It felt like I was just breathing in air, you know?
- Up the Ante: So, I bumped it up to 15 watts. That’s when things started to get interesting. The vapor was definitely thicker, and I could actually taste my e-liquid. It was a smoother hit, too, not harsh at all.
- Experimenting More: I played around with it for a bit at 18 watts, and you know what? I think I found my sweet spot. It was a good balance between vapor production and flavor. Nice clouds, and the taste was on point.
Pushing the Limits
- Let’s Get Crazy: Now, I got a bit adventurous and pushed it to 20 watts. It was intense! The vapor was massive, and the flavor was super strong. But it was a bit too much for me. A little too warm, and it started to feel a bit harsh on my throat.
- Even Higher?: I even tried 25 watts, just to see what would happen. Whoa, that was way too much. It was hot, harsh, and I felt like I was gonna cough my lungs out. Definitely not my cup of tea.
Dialing It Back: After all that, I went back to 18 watts. For me, that’s the perfect setting for the 0.8-ohm pod on the smok novo 5. It gives me a nice, flavorful vape without being too harsh. I could see people liking up to 20W if they are used to that kind of hit, but it isn’t for me.
So, that’s my little adventure with the smok novo 5 and its wattage settings. Remember, this is just my experience. You might like something different. The best way to find out is to just try it yourself. Start low, go slow, and find your own sweet spot!
