I used to use SLB LR 901 atties, and I recently bought a Cisco 1.5 ohm LR 901. Here's my warning:
THEY ARE FRAGILE!
With the SLB LR 901's, I was able to wash them with water, blow into them to clear the hot water, and tap the button for a very quick dry burn. The Cisco LR 901 I have, on the other hand, started shorting out after its first cleaning. The center post in the middle of the threads came loose. I managed to get it working again after fiddling with it, but just keep in mind, if you are going to buy a Cisco LR 901, be gentle with it. Don't blow into it like a straw to clear any liquid or water because the center post will come loose and cause a short. I get the feeling this atty won't last nearly as long as my SLB's did (they lasted 3 months). For the extra few bucks I spent on this atty, I expected it to be a little more sturdy.
The 1.5 ohms makes for an awesome vape (feels more like a 5v vape than the SLB's did), but apparently longevity wasn't part of the Cisco design specifications.
THEY ARE FRAGILE!
With the SLB LR 901's, I was able to wash them with water, blow into them to clear the hot water, and tap the button for a very quick dry burn. The Cisco LR 901 I have, on the other hand, started shorting out after its first cleaning. The center post in the middle of the threads came loose. I managed to get it working again after fiddling with it, but just keep in mind, if you are going to buy a Cisco LR 901, be gentle with it. Don't blow into it like a straw to clear any liquid or water because the center post will come loose and cause a short. I get the feeling this atty won't last nearly as long as my SLB's did (they lasted 3 months). For the extra few bucks I spent on this atty, I expected it to be a little more sturdy.
The 1.5 ohms makes for an awesome vape (feels more like a 5v vape than the SLB's did), but apparently longevity wasn't part of the Cisco design specifications.