Isub VS Subtank Nano

[Hotwire]

Okay I love the subtank Nano. Plug in and play, it really just works every damned time. Built to last, drop it on wooden floors several times and no problems. That .5 ohm coil just is perfect. Hits like a champ every time. Get a (very rare - usually due to air bubble getting trapped in cold weather) dry hit - suck air only on widest airhole then one draw with power on with same widest airhole and it clears out the bad taste from your juice completely.

BUT - it IS expensive.

I can't help looking at the Isub tanks with the .5 omh coils that are only £15 here in the Uk compared with £22 for the Subtank Nano.

Then around £14 for a 5 pack of the OCC Vertical Coils from Kanger and only £9 for the Isub .5ohm coils

And I could be saving a lot of money.... £12 saving for a tank and a 5 pack of coils...

But are they as good...? Anyone tried both? If they are different, how different? I use the Kanger .5ohm OCC VC's around 25-30 Watts with min 50VG juices, sometimes 70VG juices....

I know these OCC Vertical coils are special, they hit so darned good, what are the Innokin ones like?

Rebuilding doesn't matter to me as I do not D.I.Y..

Cheers

 

[charlie309]

I haven't tried both of these but I have the subtank nano myself and as you've said it's a reliable piece of kit that does what you want. I'd prefer to pay the extra few quid and know that I'm getting quality than get one that doesn't last

 

[Hotwire]

Yeah true that, Charlie. A reliable set up that keeps you off the you-know-whats is more important than a few quid.

 

[wheelie]

Own the subtank Nano and Isub G and Isub Apex. Coils for Isubs are cheaper and super easy to change out the cotton, dryburn, new cotton and you are set for another round. Subtanks keep changing the coils and making them harder to rebuild. They want us to keep buying them. My vote is the Isub Apex as I never heard of one leaking with a stock coil. Isub G is a very good choice as well and a little cheaper. Isubs do not have nickel coils for Temp control where the Nano does. But all are good tanks and you have no bad choice in either. CHEERS!

 

[classwife]

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[Hotwire]

Right now I'm happy enough with the subtank nano and longevity of the coils, I'll most likely stick with them. Cheers all.