The Advken CP TF is a surprisingly good RTA, that you may not have heard of before. Advken are a relatively new player to the vaping game, being established in 2013. Within a few years though that had released quite a number of popular products that vapers worldwide were talking about. The CP TF RTA is one of their latest products to hit the market swinging.

I would compare the overall quality and vape to that of the OFRF Gear RTA or even the Wotofo Serpent Elevate RTA. One major difference between the CP TF RTA is the aesthetic and price. The CP TF RTA looks a bit more old school and is quite large in comparison. But you can pick one up for just $14.95 USD at the movement, which is practically a steal.

Tank

The Advken CP TF is a 24mm RTA that has been made from quality 304 stainless steel. It can hold a maximum of 3ml/4ml eliquid, depending on the type of tube you use. The single coil postless deck is super easy to build on, though I would recommend using your own coils and not the one provided. From my experience, the cheap staple style coils that are included in most Chinese kits split during setup.

The airflow is separated by three different compartments to avoid leaking. This does come with a con as the flavor and cloud production is slightly lacking, but overall decent. To fill you tank just slide the top cap open and squeeze in your ejuice. I had no problems when topping up, and experienced no dry hits, even with my average wicking job.

Price

The Advken CP TF 24mm RTA is going to set you back $14.95 USD from Eight Vape. I’m pretty sure it’s on sale at the moment so get in quick. That is crazy value for money and almost half price compared to similar products. Adkven definitely have budget vapers in mind.

Packaging

The packaging for the CP TF is a small cardboard box that has a flip lid and a sleeve. The artwork is plain and simple. Inside you will find your RTA, spare glass, coil, cotton, accessory bag and miscellaneous print collateral. This weirdly doesn’t include a instruction manual which I think is important, regardless of target user knowledge. The colors currently available include black and S.S. Both are very clean and have a matching 810 drip tip.