My pick is the Wotofo Serpent, i hate dual coils so i have no real opinion on those. Serpent has great flavor, leak free use, easy to cotton, and great airflow.
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Im hearing a lot of good things about the griffin though... although I dont own one yet. VCMT gets a pretty good rep too...both of the afforementioned have quite large build decks as well...
The serpent is a good RTA but the lack of being able to fully clean it is frustrating... I know ultrasonic cleaner and yada yada... but not many people have those readily available or want to purchase them for the occasional machine oil cleaning or serpent. The avocado tank looks like a pretty good tank too although I havent heard too much about it.
The serpent is a good RTA but the lack of being able to fully clean it is frustrating... I know ultrasonic cleaner and yada yada... but not many people have those readily available or want to purchase them for the occasional machine oil cleaning or serpent. The avocado tank looks like a pretty good tank too although I havent heard too much about it.
Durability and flavor? Serpent. It's got that stainless cage around the glass. And it's single coil which is better for a beginner builder for sure.
i just give it a quick rinse with dish soap and water, it completely cleans the tank no need for sonic cleaners
Can't go wrong with a Kayfun lite plus. Super simple to build on single coil, 2 posts design, easy to fill and put back together. Yes it's a tight draw, but for mouth to lung hits, and tons of flavor can't go wrong with a Kayfun lite plus. 
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very easy to build, i prefer it to my griffin. And my original one which I have from the end of october is still 95% of the time the only tank i used since. It's super easy to build, i've had perhaps 1 issue with all my builds so far. And I rewick/recoil 1-2 times a week untill I discovered ss 316L. My current setup i have been using for 3 weeks now, wick & wire and still clean
very easy to build, i prefer it to my griffin. And my original one which I have from the end of october is still 95% of the time the only tank i used since. It's super easy to build, i've had perhaps 1 issue with all my builds so far. And I rewick/recoil 1-2 times a week untill I discovered ss 316L. My current setup i have been using for 3 weeks now, wick & wire and still clean
Can't go wrong with a Kayfun lite plus. Super simple to build on single coil, 2 posts design, easy to fill and put back together. Yes it's a tight draw, but for mouth to lung hits, and tons of flavor can't go wrong with a Kayfun lite plus.
Ditto that ... and if you want to go cheap, you can get an EHPro Kayfun Lite-Plus clone with dual airflow screws here for less than 10 bucks shipped! .... No leaks and no gurgling
RDA's/RBA's : Kayfun Lite Plus V2 Dual Airflow Clone by EHPro
This EHPro Kayfun Lite-Plus clone has been fitted with a Kayfun 4 drip tip, but other than that, it's right out of the box ... My authentic $110 Kayfun Lite-Plus was nothing but trouble (leaking and gurgling) ... not this 10 dollar clone!
Serpent and the Bachelor are pretty damn good tanks but the Bachelor has a glass tank.
I don't think there is an easier tank to build that produces flavor as good as the Bachelor right now.
Bachelor Tank by EHPRO In the US
Ehpro bachelor tank - $19.99 slow boat
I don't think there is an easier tank to build that produces flavor as good as the Bachelor right now.
Bachelor Tank by EHPRO In the US
Ehpro bachelor tank - $19.99 slow boat
I've only been building for six months or so, but I've recently bought a serpent too, and I have to say that it is truly amazing for the price - as others have said it's great for flavour and vapour, single coil, great airflow....what's not to like?....apart from the fact that you can't replace the glass if you throw it around.
Cleaning-wise, I have 'borrowed' a mascara brush from the missus and that seems to do just fine to get to those hard-to-reach places. Oh....I did thoroughly clean the brush first naturally!
Cleaning-wise, I have 'borrowed' a mascara brush from the missus and that seems to do just fine to get to those hard-to-reach places. Oh....I did thoroughly clean the brush first naturally!
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