This is a question to anyone that has bought a SMOK product, really.
So I bought my first SMOK product from a reputable dealer in SA. Its the Micro One 150 kit and being a bit of a lone-vaper did all my research online before purchase, so had a fairly good idea what to expect in terms of quality and finish.
when it arrived, I was surprised that it never felt as "solid" as my PICO. and when I tap it with my fingernail it sounds a little tinny and hollow. Then the atomizer wasn't "clicky" like it was on all the video reviews. So I decided to live with it, and make a note that SMOK is simply substandard to eleaf, lesson learnt. So I went to register the product by following the authentication steps.
In the box and on the warranty card it says that to verify the products authenticity one should enter the security code on their website. In the manual it says to scratch off the coating on the security label on the packaging box to get a 16 anti fake codes. Simple and standard, right.
Not so..
There isn't a cover to be scratched off. Its just a silver strip printed on the label. What do you guys make of this?
Is this normal with SMOK products, am I even trying to scratch the right place, it seems pretty obvious. (the silver strip says "scratch to reveal authentication")
I called the supplier and he offered to send me his supplier invoice to prove its authenticity, but I declined and feel like I'm insulting him and his reputable business. besides how do I know that that paperwork related to my exact purchase.
What would you do?
So I bought my first SMOK product from a reputable dealer in SA. Its the Micro One 150 kit and being a bit of a lone-vaper did all my research online before purchase, so had a fairly good idea what to expect in terms of quality and finish.
when it arrived, I was surprised that it never felt as "solid" as my PICO. and when I tap it with my fingernail it sounds a little tinny and hollow. Then the atomizer wasn't "clicky" like it was on all the video reviews. So I decided to live with it, and make a note that SMOK is simply substandard to eleaf, lesson learnt. So I went to register the product by following the authentication steps.
In the box and on the warranty card it says that to verify the products authenticity one should enter the security code on their website. In the manual it says to scratch off the coating on the security label on the packaging box to get a 16 anti fake codes. Simple and standard, right.
Not so..
There isn't a cover to be scratched off. Its just a silver strip printed on the label. What do you guys make of this?
Is this normal with SMOK products, am I even trying to scratch the right place, it seems pretty obvious. (the silver strip says "scratch to reveal authentication")
I called the supplier and he offered to send me his supplier invoice to prove its authenticity, but I declined and feel like I'm insulting him and his reputable business. besides how do I know that that paperwork related to my exact purchase.
What would you do?