How to compare vape device specifications
Read the fields that the current KKFOG catalogue actually surfaces, then turn gaps and differences into exact-SKU questions before a quote.
Compare like with like: first category and exact product identity, then puffs, e-liquid, battery, coil and nicotine fields where shown. Treat display, airflow, activation, modes and power as optional listing fields, and request confirmation instead of assuming a blank field means “not included.”
Fields surfaced in the current catalogue
| Category or type | Use disposable, closed-pod, open-pod or accessory context to separate unlike product formats before comparing other fields. |
|---|---|
| Puffs | Read the published value and any listed mode qualifier. Treat it as a catalogue claim to reconfirm, not a guaranteed result. |
| E-liquid | Check whether a volume or pod capacity is shown and whether the item is a complete device, pre-filled pod or refillable component. |
| Battery and charging | Compare the published capacity and any charging interface or rechargeable notation. Confirm what is included in the exact package. |
| Coil | Record the listed coil description, then ask whether the coil is integrated or replaceable and which references are compatible. |
| Nicotine | Record the displayed concentration and notation exactly. Ask which configurations apply to the quoted SKU and destination. |
| Sometimes displayed | Display, airflow, activation, modes, power and other feature fields appear only on some entries. Their absence from a listing is not proof of absence from the product. |
A repeatable comparison method
Step 1: lock the identity
Create one row per exact product name and device generation. Do not merge similarly named products or regional entries.
Step 2: preserve the catalogue wording
Copy the displayed field and qualifier rather than normalizing unlike values. For example, a mode-qualified puff field should not be reduced to a single unqualified number.
Step 3: mark missing values as “not listed”
Do not enter zero, “none” or “not supported” when a field is absent. “Not listed” creates a clear follow-up question without inventing a product fact.
Step 4: separate product data from order data
Product fields do not answer quantity, packaging, price, current selection, documents or destination questions. Keep those in a separate quote-verification column.
Step 5: request a dated exact-SKU confirmation
Send the comparison with destination, estimated quantity, freight-forwarder status and business type through the qualification form. Ask sales to identify any corrected or updated values for the exact quoted SKU.
A catalogue listing does not confirm current stock, pricing, destination eligibility, certifications or SKU-specific documents. It is a starting reference for a qualified request.
Questions the catalogue cannot answer by itself
Exact package contents
Confirm device, pod, coil, cable or other included components and retail/master-carton quantities.
Compatibility
Confirm the device generation and compatible pod or coil reference instead of inferring from a family name.
Current transaction status
Request current availability, terms, documents and destination review for the exact SKU and order.
See also: disposable versus pod-system sourcing questions and the wholesale inquiry checklist.
Frequently asked questions
Which fields appear most consistently?
Category or type context and puffs, battery, nicotine, e-liquid and coil fields are the most consistently surfaced. Display, airflow, activation, modes and power appear only on some entries.
Does a missing field mean the feature is absent?
No. It means the current listing does not surface the detail. Mark it “not listed” and request exact-SKU confirmation.
Does a listing confirm stock, price or destination eligibility?
No. It does not confirm current stock, pricing, destination eligibility, certifications or SKU-specific documents.