Adjustable airflow e-cigarettes control the airflow by changing the size of the air intake holes, thereby significantly affecting the amount of smoke and the taste. The specific analysis is as follows:
The influence on the amount of smoke
The greater the airflow, the greater the amount of smoke: When the vent is adjusted to the maximum, a large amount of outside air flows into the e-cigarette device and mixes with the atomized e-liquid, generating a greater amount of smoke. This is because an increase in the proportion of air mixed with steam leads to an increase in the amount of smoke, and the inhaled fog will also be looser and more abundant.
The smaller the airflow, the less smoke there is: When the vent hole of an e-cigarette is reduced, the airflow also decreases, and the amount of smoke will also decrease. Less air flows into the e-cigarette device, the evaporation rate of the smoke flows out slows down, and the amount of smoke correspondingly decreases.
The influence on taste
The greater the airflow, the fresher the taste: When the airflow is greater, the steam produced will be colder. When a large amount of air comes into contact with the steam produced by the evaporation of e-liquid, it will lower the temperature of the steam, making the inhaled mist relatively cooler and the taste fresher. Meanwhile, the increase in air will reduce the impact of smoke on the throat and weaken the overall taste.
The smaller the airflow, the richer the taste: When the ventilation holes are reduced, the airflow decreases, the smoke is more concentrated, and the taste will also be more concentrated, full-bodied and rich. When less air flows into the e-cigarette device, the evaporated smoke will flow out more quickly, allowing one to experience a stronger impact and warmer fog.