Of course!
So the KF5 is considered an entry level HE atty! The reason for this is due to the nature of its design. It is nothing we have not seen from SV and more importantly its in the grand picture of all their releases an improvement of the KF4. A lot of people consider it a KF4.1 rather than a KF5.
I personally with a lot of other people consider the KF5 a confused atomizer because it does not know what style of vaping it falls under. SV tried to make it a MTL and DLH off one deck and based on your coils would swing it in either direction. What I mean is that a 3.0mm build would make it MTL and a 2.5mm build would make it a restrictive DLH. The problem with a design like this it that there has to be a compromise of the overall design to accommodate this. The juice flow control is poor in quality, the deck took a lot from the KF4 with a lot of the Hurricane v1.3 similarities in deck design. I personally found the KF5 poor in flavor quality compared to that of the Rose v3, Hurricane v1.3 or Pico RTA. I would not even dare try to put it up against a Hussar or Skyline, there is just no point. The KF5 based it selling points very much off its previous predecessors rather than stand on its own merits. I thinks its other downfall was that it was rushed to release to compete again the Rose v3 and simply failed.
I actually remember the mad rush that every HE vaper had to get their hands on one and a few days later the HE trade groups were flooded with them for RRP or just below. I actually don't remember a KF5 being flipped for a high price other on the same day of release.
Some people yes did enjoy the KF5 but I can tell you this that it was very far and few that spoke highly of it.
Hope that helps.
