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Might I suggest, that since this RTA has Phil's name on it, it will attract scrutiny many times over just about any other tank on the market, and people will expect it to be 100% Perfect in both Looks and Function. One of the complaints I have seen is about the Draw. I have watched Phils reviews where he stated that he likes a 2mm air hole for air intake on Siren type RTA's, otherwise if any tighter he considers it too tight a draw, so he designed the Ares to fit his preference. I have also seen where some folks think that the Ares RTA will automatically afford the Perfect draw that they are looking for, even if they are a Wide open Direct to Lung vaper, or a tight MTL vaper, and the Ares just does not have that kind of draw range, No RTA has that kind of range that I'm aware of. Finally, we are dealing with a RTA that is manufactured by, and in, China. We all know that QC is not as high on their list of priorities as it should be, and Customer Service from anyone other than Phil himself on the Ares is a crap shoot, but things are looking up nowadays as Customer Service/QC used to be None Existent concerning Chinese made vape gear, as AndreaD once said:
All atomizer taste like metal
My ares is growing on me more and more... I think it's my second favorite RTA at the moment. It hasn't given me a second of leaking, and it's been all over the place in my purse. Flavor is great and continues to improve. I'm glad I went ahead with this one and one of my favorite things about it IS the draw. Maybe me and Phil are on the same page. I do like that it can be fairly restrictive while still delivering great flavor.
Glad I got this one, I was hesitant after early reports, but my ares has been bulletproof but far more delicious than a bullet.
Also... rayon (you know I have to say it). It's surprisingly non-gunky too, I have to say. I'm still on my initial build and wick. I think the size may be helping that.
Anna
Glad I got this one, I was hesitant after early reports, but my ares has been bulletproof but far more delicious than a bullet.
Also... rayon (you know I have to say it). It's surprisingly non-gunky too, I have to say. I'm still on my initial build and wick. I think the size may be helping that.
Anna
I haven't tried the Zeus yet, but buying more tanks is not on my agenda at the moment. I do hear good things.
Anna
Anna
Hey, i'm going to buy my first real RTA, and i'm unsure which i should get, the Siren 2 or the Ares? From the look i would prefer the Ares, but i'm scared that the draw might be too loose for me. Is the Ares really that much more airy as everyone tells, or is it just the ones which have the adressed Issues?
@Molchi the Ares at it's smallest hole is fractionally looser than the Siren 2 on it's smallest hole. Hope that helps.
I find that the Ares smallest hole is about the same draw as the Siren 2's 4th smallest hole.
I find that the Ares smallest hole is about the same draw as the Siren 2's 4th smallest hole.
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Thank you, then i think i can go with the Ares, i'm not in the Team "suck a golf ball through a straw" like on the Innokin Endura, i also Vape the Nautilus on the biggest hole which feels almost perfect.
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I think that Vape industry should Label ALL atomizers with an additional informational warning (on front or back panel), such as;
This Atomizer has a Draw Classification rating of:
Mouth To Lung Cigarette Type Draw
or
Mouth To Lung Looser Type Draw
or
Direct To Lung Restricted Type Draw
or
Direct To Lung Open Type Draw
Just a thought, but sure would help ALL vapers in knowing what they might be getting, before they actually buy it
. That would be nice, but will prolly NEVER happen. So much for my little "Thought Experiment".
This Atomizer has a Draw Classification rating of:
Mouth To Lung Cigarette Type Draw
or
Mouth To Lung Looser Type Draw
or
Direct To Lung Restricted Type Draw
or
Direct To Lung Open Type Draw
Just a thought, but sure would help ALL vapers in knowing what they might be getting, before they actually buy it
. That would be nice, but will prolly NEVER happen. So much for my little "Thought Experiment".@G-Fog as you seem to like the same as me will i be satisfied with the Ares or should i better get the Siren2?
@52anddone really great Idea, we (and with we i mean anyone but me^^) should Contact some Companies with that Idea
@52anddone really great Idea, we (and with we i mean anyone but me^^) should Contact some Companies with that Idea
@Molchi I reckon the Ares would be the one to go for
I think that Vape industry should Label ALL atomizers with an additional informational warning (on front or back panel), such as;
This Atomizer has a Draw Classification rating of:
Mouth To Lung Cigarette Type Draw
or
Mouth To Lung Looser Type Draw
or
Direct To Lung Restricted Type Draw
or
Direct To Lung Open Type Draw
Just a thought, but sure would help ALL vapers in knowing what they might be getting, before they actually buy it
While I understand the familiarity some people might have the cigarette draw, I've never smoked. Also how can a new vaper, coming from smoking, relate to DTL open draw?
I consider number a more suitable and less abstract way to relate to, similar to horse power in cars. Simply measure the volume of air through the atomiser under a certain suction pressure. Easier to standardise for all atomisers so that there is consistency across the board.
I own both the ares and the Siren V2. I find the ares to be a slightly tighter draw than the Siren but I love them both. I would probably choose both over the berserker, and the ares (if you get a good one) is a great little flavorful RTA. I don't think you'd go wrong with either but the ares draw is tighter and doesn't drink quite as much juice.
Anna
Anna
Another concern has popped up for me...the black text on the chimney is coming off in my tank, and I'm not quite sure what that's made of. Would hate to inhaling whatever that is, though. I've probably only had about 3 tankfulls through it since I got it as I'm not much of a fan. But...
I may contact them to see about a replacement, I think they had a high number of bad ones in the first production run...as I said way back in this thread, it was also the dirtiest new tank I've every received. I don't use much, but it makes for a good "tester".
I may contact them to see about a replacement, I think they had a high number of bad ones in the first production run...as I said way back in this thread, it was also the dirtiest new tank I've every received. I don't use much, but it makes for a good "tester".
@stols001 thaks for your answer, most of the times ppl told me the Ares is way more airy then the Siren, and i always thought it maybe cause of the issue with the loose airflowring on some of them. I ordered the Ares now, hopefully i will get a good one
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