Aspire Nautilus

[dsmith2010]

Is it worth the cash? I am wanting to pick one up Monday. I recently started vaping (Nov 19 2013) with an ego twist and a CE4 and I quickly upgraded to a ProVari with a Bella cartomizer tank. So I am pretty new to this. Don't like ProTanks at all. And I honestly love the look of the nautilus and capacity/size.

But is it worth the price tag?
I know it's subjective for sure but does the general consensus say yes it's worth it or no?

Thanks!!

 

[*deleon517*]

depends on what the price is, some B&M's do charge a hefty price to cover over head. Do keep in mind that may work very similar to protanks as I believe they are both bottom coils.

 

[TheReign]

I have the Aerotank, Honestly they made an improvement with the Aerobase. You can Rebuild the Kanger coils to your liking but I believe the aspire is not.. Could be wrong.

Vaping my Aerotank Twisted 32g micro at 1.5 ohms

 

[dsmith2010]

My local vape shop (30 miles away) ): sells them $5 more than a reputable online dealer I've found. Beats shipping costs.

And very true but it was honestly the leaking and draw I could not stand. Never felt to get a satisfying vape. Fiancé still uses one and she doesn't mind it. I always say she's not as serious as I am. Lol. I just get so involved with new hobbies. Which vaping has turned into. I cannot get enough of it

 

[dsmith2010]

This is true. I did see that RipTrippers on YouTube I believe rebuild a Nautilus.

I wish I could try them both before committing. lol

 

[dsmith2010]

Cause aerotank is deff cheaper. Which isn't a huge deal but saving money is saving money for more juice!

 

[TheReign]

Exactly plus, Rebuilding is a fun adventure that takes you into a whole new world with vaping. The satisfaction of something freshly built is a great feeling. If your talking about leaking the Aerotank has a sealed 510 so I cant say I've had any sort of leaking problems whatsoever.

 

[dsmith2010]

I really want to get into rebuilding but scared to take the jump. It looks so easy on videos but it'd just take some time and patience.

 

[Nu2m0dng]

I really want to get into rebuilding but scared to take the jump. It looks so easy on videos but it'd just take some time and patience.

Buy yourself an inexpensive set up like a Magneto and RSST to play with and fine tune your building. But be warned, (as you said you take more to new hobbies) this will take you down a whole new road of searching for the perfect flavor and vapor. This usually leads to buy more expensive mods and attys.

 

[Runningw235]

I just ordered one. The aerotanks aren't bad. I have two of those, but the nautilus is supposed to perform better. It also has a 5ml capacity.

 

[Dana A]

I have hated every clearomizer I have ever tried. My friend just got the Nautilus and I LOVE it! It can do higher volts without any burning and the adjustable airflow is amazing. I strictly use RBAs with SS mesh but the Nautilus is definitely on my to get list. I can't believe someone finally made a clearo I like. In my opinion the price is worth it. Buy one. You will love it. I don't know how anyone won't.

 

[zanedog]

Have Nautilus and Aerotank (actually 2 Nautilus).

Prefer the Nautilus tanks to the Aerotank.

In fact I prefer the Iclear 30S to the Aerotank.

YMMV

 

[Papa_Lazarou]

I just ordered one. The aerotanks aren't bad. I have two of those, but the nautilus is supposed to perform better. It also has a 5ml capacity.

I recently got both the nautilus and the aerotank. It's too close to call which is better in terms of performance - they're both quite good, and the aero is much improved over the protanks.

If it's capacity that turns your crank, go with the nautilus. Plus, it's a larger diameter, so suits a provari with a beauty ring (or a SVD or 134).

Can't tell you about coil unit longevity, as I'm only a week in with both tanks (but with no issues).