Alternatives to the CF Aspire Sub-Ohm?

[Salt&PePPer]

I'm helping a friend purchase an ecig capable of the ability of Sub-ohm. Besides the crazy ecigs that go far, to far, above and beyond the call of duty; you know 100 watts and beyond.

I found the Aspire Carbon Fiber Sub-Ohm which is able of 30 watts. Now some folks speak of using just over 35 or 40 Watts in their applications. My friend more than likely won't be using the dripping method. More than likely some well made sub-ohm Cartomizer (Read: Kanger Sub-Ohm Mini).

My question to y'all is what are the alternative and/or what what would you purchase? Thank you.

 

[Trailz]

Personally, I'd go with a 50W VW regulated mod like the istick 50W or the ipv Mini V2. Some like to bump the Atlantis up to 35W and a 50W mod gives room if you need it.

 

[Oxytyramine]

50w is a safe median wattage. It'll get you pretty darn subohm and handle 1ohm and high builds with equal grace. It gives him room if he ever gets a wild hair and really wants to chase the cloudz.

 

[hhgrind]

The Eleaf iStick 50W like everyone recommended or you can purchase the Sigelei 50W version 2. Both will work with all sub-ohm tanks

 

[Sunburst]

The Eleaf iStick 50W like everyone recommended or you can purchase the Sigelei 50W version 2. Both will work with all sub-ohm tanks

I agree with this completely. From looking at all the reviews, I don't see any competition to the istick 50W for people on a budget.

 

[chadelliott]

I have an istick 30 with the Kanger subtank mini. It seems to do the job for me. Then again, this is the first setup I've had that is capable of sub ohm. btw, I saw a review somewhere which stated that at anything over 30 watts, the subtank starts to taste a little funk. I'm definately not saying not to get the istick 50. However, if your friend is looking to get in as inexpensive as possible, the 30 is a cheaper and capable alternative.

 

[iwarzon]

The Kanger tank is best at lower ohms

 

[hurricanegirl100]

I've got a 30W IPV Mini that works really well with .5 - .8 ohm builds. No problem at'all with it and i've had it for a couple of months. Saw a lot of reviews on the IPV Mini that scared the heck outta me, but so far, so good!