CigaBuy Kamry 20 review from Gear Obsession

CigaBuy Kamry 20 review from Gear Obsession





Kamry 20W Variable Wattage Box Mod APV

http://www.cigabuy.com/kamry-20w-variable-wattage-box-mod-px2nctc-p-6758.html

Kamry 20W Variable Wattage Mod APV
Output Power : 7w-20w
OLED screen shows battery power, puffs, wattage, voltage, atomizer resistance ;
Mirco-USB Charging Port
High Temperature Protection - If the device is over 70 degree the device will shut itself down.
Compatible with 1 x 18650 battery (battery not included)
510/ego screw thread which can match with the most atomizers in the market, 0.3-3.0 ohm low resistance atomizer is also available;
Easy to put and take out the battery, no need any tools;
Customer-friendly design: it can used with normal battery, only 10Amp. No need to buy expensive high-rate batteries any more.

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