510 compatible atomizers- best worst

[OaklandCA]

I'd like brief reviews of your own experience pros and cons of all the commercially available reasonably well-tested (not on the market yesterday) atomizers that are available at multiple vendors and would fit and function on an Ego Battery. i want to know all the model numbers, ohm and relevant specs so i can order a good solid cross section and try it myself.

Characteristics I'd like folks to comment on are:
failure rate--peak performance
flavor--volume
hot--cool
cost

My own experience:
standard 510 joy (very average. predictable adequate but really only good for dripping)
306 (erratic performers some great others near useless)
debridged lr 510 (just tried this--good for juice sampling changes flaovers instantly but runs too hot)
ego atomizers (a bit more durable and rewarding than a 510 standard but not much)
banded ego atomizer (can be pretty good, decent lifespan, decent vapor) pricey
Ego tank (finicky, great at first but fade fast) Pricey

Models i've read about or seen but can't comment on myself:
LR 510
LR 306
debridged 510
mega atomizer (haven't tried any)

please add more models that are out there and your impression of their performance etc.

 

[Scorched]

The LR 510 bauway atomizers from madvapes were my go-to atomizers for awhile. I bought 4, so far only 1 has died in well over 5 months and I have moved onto better atomizers. This is not to say they WERE my favorite, producing the most vapor and leaking the least, (out of the 510's) but they do burn a little hot.

Since I have moved to the 801 LR mini from Ikenvape. This is the BEST atomizer I have ever used as far as vapor Th and flavor goes. They also seem to last quite awhile, but keep in mind that the type of liquid can also affect atomizer preformance and longevity. This is just my opinion, yours may vary.

 

[banjo]

I use LR510 Attys & am not particular about the brand. I generally buy mine from EastMall & GreenHouse One for $3.00 each in packs of 5. I have also used the Cisco attys, and they are good, but quite expensive. I've tried Joye LR306 attys but found them to be unreliable - maybe I just got a bad batch. Thanks for the post.