SMOK mod range | what is still listed in 2026

For years the Smoktech name was tied to box mods, from the Alien to the G-Priv. Retailers still stock several models today. Open SMOK’s official website, though, and the home page tells a different story, built around pods with brand new names. Before you buy a SMOK mod or a pack of its coils, it pays to know which models the manufacturer still supports and which ones it has quietly moved to the back shelf.

SMOK mod line-up, what the official catalogue still lists

Four SMOK mod models with replaceable cells are still presented as current products on the brand’s European site, the X-Priv Plus, the X-Priv Solo, the Mag Solo and the Morph 3. None of them appears among the new arrivals, and all four sit in the “Others” section, next to pen style devices and small pods.

Yesterday’s big names have a different status. The Mag, the T-Priv, the RHA 220W, the E-Priv and the G-Priv 2 Luxe Edition still have their pages, but under a web address that carries the word “discontinued”. The Species, the original X-Priv and the G-Priv 2 remain filed under the advanced mod heading, without appearing in the main navigation.

For buyers the conclusion is clear. The brand still sells box mods, it simply no longer puts any of them forward.

New SMOK arrivals without a single box mod

The official site menu now comes down to six entries, the new arrivals, the Novo, Arco, Nord and RPM series, then a catch-all section. That layout says a lot about the manufacturer’s priorities in 2026.

Twelve new arrivals, none filed as a box mod

The new arrivals page lines up twelve devices, from the Arco Digi Lite to the Novo 6, by way of the Nord 6 and the Maestro Mix. The Arco Digi Pro, one of the most recent, is a pod with a 1300 mAh battery capped at 30 W and compatible with Arco cartridges. Two other recent additions, the Maestro Mix and the Sinch, also carry a tab dedicated to their cartridges, and none of the twelve is filed by SMOK under its advanced mod heading.

The RPM series, home of the mid power range

The most powerful devices the brand promotes belong to the RPM series, with the RPM 85 and RPM 100, the RPM 160 and the RPM 80. These pod mods take over the role small box mods used to play. The RPM 85 keeps a built-in 3000 mAh battery, while the RPM 100 takes a 21700 cell, or an 18650 with an adapter, a sign that the replaceable cell lives on at SMOK in another shape. Our guide to telling a genuinely new e-cigarette from a restyle helps separate a change of family from a simple revision.

The four SMOK mod models the manufacturer still presents

The official pages are sparing with figures, since part of the specification is only published as images. This overview crosses the manufacturer’s page with matching retailer listings.

X-Priv Plus and X-Priv Solo, the TF-D Subtank pair

The X-Priv Plus runs on two 18650 cells mounted on the outside of the chassis, for a maximum of 225 W and a quoted 2 A charge. The X-Priv Solo makes do with a single 18650, not supplied, and 5 to 80 W according to retailers. SMOK credits it with a dual screen and a magnetic battery cap. Both kits share the TF-D Subtank, which takes D-Coil heads.

Mag Solo, the only one of the four to take a 21700

The Mag Solo reaches 100 W and accepts a 21700 cell, or an 18650 with the supplied adapter, the cell itself being sold separately. The manufacturer stresses its zinc alloy and leather finish and pairs it with a T-Air Subtank. One retailer notes that Samsung’s 21700 30T cell is not compatible, a detail worth knowing before ordering.

Morph 3, the most powerful model still promoted

The Morph 3 uses two external 18650 cells to reach 230 W, in variable wattage and temperature control modes. SMOK quotes a 2 A USB-C charge and adaptive power, which adjusts output to the remaining battery level. It shares the Mag Solo’s T-Air Subtank and its mesh TA coils.

What retailers still sell under the SMOK name

On the retail side, the list goes beyond the manufacturer’s current catalogue. The listings checked for this article mix the four official models with older references that SMOK’s site places neither among its new arrivals nor in its “Others” section.

The Erato is the most visible example. This 230 W box mod takes two 18650 or 21700 cells, not included, and charges over USB-C. The Arcfox and the Morph 2 also turn up on retailers’ brand pages, and some shop descriptions still mention the Species, the Alien or the Majesty.

These mods do not become useless overnight. Their 510 connection takes most tanks on the market, and the cells remain standard formats. The risk lies with parts specific to each model, such as a battery door, a cover or the original tank.

Tank capacity and the UK 2 ml cap

The manufacturer describes the Mag Solo and the Morph 3 with a 5 ml T-Air Subtank. In the UK, a tank used with nicotine e-liquid is capped at 2 ml, refill bottles of nicotine e-liquid at 10 ml and nicotine strength at 20 mg per ml.

The official pages we read show no 2 ml TPD version for either kit. Only the capacity printed on the box of the kit sold in the UK counts, and that is the figure to check before comparing two listings. The same check applies to the TF-D Subtank on the X-Priv models, whose capacity the manufacturer’s page does not state.

SMOK mod range, what to watch next

SMOK publishes no end of line calendar for its box mods. Three signals will still show where things go.

The first concerns coils. As long as D-Coil and mesh TA heads stay listed by several retailers, the X-Priv, Mag Solo and Morph 3 kits keep their value. A shortage would be the first concrete marker of a withdrawal.

The second is the “Others” section. Any of these four pages moving to a “discontinued” address, as the Mag and the T-Priv did before them, would be the clearest sign of a withdrawal.

Then there is the competition. Other makers keep releasing dual cell box mods, such as Vaporesso with the 220 W Gen Max, and SMOK’s remaining models will be judged against them. The same logic runs through our look at where the Lost Vape Centaurus range stands, where the supply of spares weighs as much as the spec sheet.

FAQ

The questions asked most often about the brand concern its identity, choosing a mod and using older models.

Are Smoktech and SMOK the same brand?

Yes. Both names refer to the same manufacturer, whose official website at smoktech.com carries the SMOK logo. According to its footer, the site is published by Hong Kong IVPS International Limited.

What is the best box mod for vaping?

There is no single answer. The number of cells, the wattage you actually use and the availability of coils matter more than the headline wattage. A single cell mod is generally enough for a tank used between 40 and 80 W.

Which high end SMOK box mod should you pick?

Among the models the manufacturer still presents, the Morph 3 is the most powerful, with 230 W and temperature control. The Erato reaches the same output on 21700 cells, but it no longer features in the range the brand promotes.

Does a SMOK mod suit nicotine salts?

A sub-ohm box mod is a poor match for strong nicotine salts, which are designed for tight draws and low wattage. With a box mod, vapers generally choose a freebase e-liquid at a low strength, keeping in mind that nicotine e-liquid is capped at 20 mg per ml in the UK.

Is a SMOK mod that has left the catalogue still worth using?

It remains usable as long as its electronics work and its cells are in good condition. Its 510 connection lets you fit another tank if the original one no longer has coils available.

SMOK mod range, a line living on past success

The brand has not abandoned box mods, it has stopped making them a priority. Four models are still presented, none of them new, and yesterday’s icons are moving one by one to a “discontinued” address.

Before buying a SMOK mod, the sensible reflex is to read the manufacturer’s page, then check coil availability and the capacity of the tank in the box. It is the same grid we apply to every maker of box mods and pods, whichever brand is behind them.

How to tell a genuinely new e-cigarette from a restyle, to separate a change of family from a revision.
Where the Vaporesso Gen Max stands, another dual cell box mod.
Where the Lost Vape Centaurus range stands, a box mod family we follow closely.

Editorial content for adult readers only. Vaping products can contain nicotine, which is a highly addictive substance. Vaping products are not for sale to anyone under 18 in the UK. This article is not a buying recommendation.