My Kangertech Subtank Mini came in today & wow......what a difference between dripping with a Magma clone!
This is my first subtank & chose the mini over the largest model (though it was on promo for less) because of customer reviews. Most reported more flavor, less leaks & they were on the money. The flavor is fantastic, just be sure to prime the coil with a 3 or so drops of one's favorite e-juice, fill the tank & let sit a couple of minutes. No dry hits whatsoever, just pure flavor & at 1.2 ohms, with my (also new) Eleaf iStick 100W box mod, 18.5W seems to be the sweet spot with the Subtank Mini, whereas I had to drip at 25W.
Though there is an included 0.5 ohm coil in the box, likely won't use it, am not that deep into sub-ohming. Just wanted a futureproof mod & decent tank, after nearly 2 years of using Kangertech 2 ProTanks, followed by the ProTank 3 with dual coils. The Kangertech Subtank Mini is more powerful at 1.2 ohms than the 1.0 ohm dual cores I was using on my mechanical mod with the ProTank 3 & delivers tons of fantastic flavor. Kangertech just keeps improving every year.
Maybe best of all, no more checking every hour of a dripper! My review of both the tank & the coils should be online at MyFreedomSmokes at any time. I feel it's a good choice for a first time sub-ohmer & pricing has dropped in general across the board since I began vaping nearly 2 years back. Counting the iStick & 2 packs of the 1.2 ohm OCC coils, for around $80 total have a nice setup (the Kangertech Mini was $29.95 on promo at MyFreedomSmokes). The 2nd pack of coils was purchased with a 40% discount code, barely $11 after tax & shipping.
On a closing note, there's no tank that'll satisfy everyone, yet I believe the Kangertech Subtank Mini will indeed please many.
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