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SMOK #7 - TFV8 BABY V2 - GLASS

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SMOK TFV8 Baby V2 Replacement Glass

A genuine replacement bulb tube for the SMOK TFV8 Baby V2, the tank supplied with the Species and X-Priv kits. Fits straight in and restores the tank's original capacity.

Cracked or chipped glass is the most common reason a perfectly good tank ends up in a drawer. This genuine-fit replacement tube brings your TFV8 Baby V2 straight back into service for a fraction of the cost of a new tank, and takes about a minute to fit.

Features

  • Genuine SMOK spare tube for the TFV8 Baby V2
  • Bulb profile for full e-liquid capacity
  • Tough Pyrex glass
  • Tool-free replacement
  • Compatible with the full Baby V2 coil range
  • Sold individually

Compatible With

  • SMOK TFV8 Baby V2 tank
  • SMOK Species, X-Priv and Mag kits supplied with the Baby V2

How to Replace Your Glass

  1. Empty the tank fully and give it a rinse in warm water, then dry it.
  2. Unscrew the top cap and the base to separate the tank sections.
  3. Slide the old glass out, checking that both O-rings stay seated in the caps.
  4. Slide the new glass into place, making sure it sits flush against the O-rings.
  5. Screw the base and top cap back on hand-tight, refill and check for leaks before vaping.

FAQs

Q: Is the Baby V2 glass the same as the original Baby Beast?
A: No. The V2 is a different tank with its own tube — the two do not interchange.

Q: Will this change how the tank draws?
A: No. Airflow is set by the base, not the glass.

Q: What if the new tube feels loose?
A: Check that both O-rings are seated properly in the cap and base. A missing or twisted O-ring is the usual cause.

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