AC-9 vs COBRA

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aziffel

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want to buy a 3rd genesis atomizer. have 2 DID's and am looking for a third. think i have it narrowed down to the new ac-9, the cobra, or the bliss. if anyone has tried or ownes all three let me know what you think. thanks

I prefer the cobra to the bliss or ac9,but the DID is just as good as any of the others and cost's less.
The ac9 and the bliss are a tiny bit larger diameter than the DID or the cobra.
The cobra has a better positive post screw than any of them and has the ability to run 2 wicks,if your into that.The cap can be a bear to remove as it has 2 o-rings sealing the top to the atty.
The bliss also has the option of running 2 wicks,but has 2 smaller airholes in the cap,the cobra only has 1.The cap a is held on with a combination o-ring/thread and is easy to remove.
The ac9 is good too.The tank is unique on the ac9,the only o-ring on the ac9 seals the cap to the atty and the top is easy to remove
 

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Purty close,it really depends on how they are set up.Some people report better flavor/a little less vapor with a smaller air hole,like the bliss or DID or cobra.
I'm not a super taster so I can't really tell much difference.I have drilled the air holes to 1/16 in all my genny's except the bliss,it has 2 holes so it's not too tight.But I have only run one tank thru the bliss,It might get drilled too
 

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I'm giving you guys a heads up without trying to offend any vendor. I would go with the cobra I think its a better quality..not only are you able to use multiple wick configuration it has a nice and thick pyrex tank. lets not forget that its made of titanium one of the best, strongest and lightweight metals...its pocket friendly with double orings for the cap support, screw in nuts for every additinal hole that's not in use .. this atty is just a well planned and executed high quality device....the flavor taste so pure and clean when vaping with this atty... the TH is insane and intense with a dual coil set up...
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I was looking at that one, but I like to see my juice. What do you think about the Griffin they also sell?

Never used that exact one, but I own two chid's. Both perform just as well as my real did.

Just remember that the plastic tank reacts with cinnamon, pluid, menthol, and other acidic juices out there.
 

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I personally love my bliss, I mean LOVE it! I run a single coil on it, but it's nice to have the option to run two if I want, or u-shaped wicks. The only two things I don't like about it, the tank is only about 2ml, and it's heavy. I'm pretty sure the tank actually holds more than 2 ml, because I vape pretty heavy and it lasts through an 8 hr shift and into the evening quite a while. It's heavy too, because it's built really well, but with food grade stainless steel instead of titanium. elitevaporworks has a titanium version coming out, but it's going to be more expensive. I picked up my bliss in the classifieds for 120. The things I like about it are the tank protector, the dual airholes, and phillips head screws instead of allens, much easier to work with.
 

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I know this thread is a bit old but the Cobra is just excellent. I've never used an AC9 so I can't compare the two, but the Cobra is lightweight and super easy to setup. The only thing that bothered me is the 510 threads are surprisingly CRUNCHY for such a high dollar device but I had no problem looking past that for the performance, looks and ease of use(center pin uses a finger screw instead of allen keys/screwdrivers. Anybody else own a Cobra with crunchy threads?
 
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