Dynamic Heating Curve

SXmini temperature control does not rely on fixed power output or a single heating point.
Instead, it introduces a Dynamic Heating Curve design.

This curve is not a straight line.
It continuously adjusts within a safe temperature range, allowing the device to respond to real vaping conditions in real time.

How does the Dynamic Heating Curve work?

During each puff, the system evaluates multiple factors, including:

• Inhalation strength

• Heating duration

• E-liquid supply condition

• Changes in the heating element during operation

Based on this information, the output is adjusted instantly and precisely:

• Initial draw:
  Heating response is slightly increased to release flavor faster

• Stable inhalation:
  Output is dynamically adjusted to keep the vape full and smooth

• Low e-liquid or supply changes:
  Heating strength is automatically reduced to prevent overheating and dry hits

This process forms a continuously fluctuating but well-controlled heating curve.

Why does “controlled fluctuation” improve stability?

Most traditional vape devices use:

• Fixed wattage

• Or a fixed temperature point

When e-liquid conditions change, these systems often lead to:

• Normal flavor in the first few puffs

• Overheating in later puffs

• Or sudden burnt taste

SXmini’s Dynamic Heating Curve allows temperature to rise and fall slightly within a controlled range,
making it better suited to real-world usage conditions.

As a result:

• More consistent flavor delivery

• Fuller and more complete taste expression

• Stable performance from the first puff to the last

Benefits in open-system pod devices

In open pod systems, the Dynamic Heating Curve provides clear advantages:

• Faster flavor activation

• Better heat control during continuous vaping

• Reduced risk of burnt taste when e-liquid runs low

• Smoother and more durable overall vaping experience

This is not about making the vape hotter,
but about making the heating smarter.

Summary

SXmini open-system pod devices use a Dynamic Heating Curve temperature control design,
which dynamically adjusts heating output within a safe temperature range to improve flavor consistency and effectively reduce the risk of dry hits.