Things the HH-357 have made me realize.

[zer0ith]

Wow, and I have problems not killing a 1.5ohm 306 at 3.7v

Impressive!

[mlinky]

I've been using 1.5 Ciscos at 6V for a month now and I really love the kick you get at this level. How do the ones you talk about on this thread do at 6V?

If you are able to keep a Cisco 1.5 going at 6v, you should enjoy the HH 357. It is built sturdier and heavier than the 306.

[6pointprime]

I have no desire to ever spend a nickel on any other atty ... period.

That may change for you, and others, soon.

That's all I can say right now.

[Rhapsodies Fire]

That may change for you, and others, soon.

That's all I can say right now.

tease.

[The_Hypnotist]

tease.

Second that

[Big Hitter]

That may change for you, and others, soon.

That's all I can say right now.

Bring it on, surprise me

[jkoppk]

I have both the 1.5 ohm long and short and tend to like the long better.Not because of the lower heat or no spitting because they are both fully broke in now and don't spit.It just seems in a back to back comparison that the long gives a bit better flavor.These will take more than 3.7v as I have run mine as high as 4.5v under load with great results on some juices and they are both about 3 months old.I don't think I will be buying any more of them since I tried the COV dual coil attys and their flavor is unbelievable.I have been vaping the 1.5 at 4.5v,the 2.0 at 6v and the 3.0 at 7.4v and they are all incredible at less than $10 a pop.If you haven't tried them do so you will like them.Later

[The_Hypnotist]

I have both the 1.5 ohm long and short and tend to like the long better.Not because of the lower heat or no spitting because they are both fully broke in now and don't spit.It just seems in a back to back comparison that the long gives a bit better flavor.These will take more than 3.7v as I have run mine as high as 4.5v under load with great results on some juices and they are both about 3 months old.I don't think I will be buying any more of them since I tried the COV dual coil attys and their flavor is unbelievable.I have been vaping the 1.5 at 4.5v,the 2.0 at 6v and the 3.0 at 7.4v and they are all incredible at less than $10 a pop.If you haven't tried them do so you will like them.Later

Thanks for the tip, now I have to give those a try.

[bowhunterr2001]

So nobody has tried an hh357 at 6volts yet?? Right now I am using Vapor Kings 510 2.2ohm attys @6volts.. Might have to take a look at the duals over at COV..

[Mr. White]

After reading through this thread I ordered a 1.5 357. I've been putting it through it's paces, and it is hands down the best atty I have tried. I'm getting a little pop, but it's not a big issue, and I think it will calm down just a bit after it is broken in a bit more. I was a Boge 2.0 carto guy, but this is a game changer.

I was only able to get the 1.5 shorty, but it's definitely not too hot for my tastes, and when I had previously used Cisco 2.0s, so this is really nice. I'm not having any issues keeping it well fed and functioning properly. I'll be getting more once they get back into stock. I would like to try the long version, though.