Cloupor Cana DNA 30 or iTaste VTR?
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Depends what your usage needs/wants are. If it's high wattage and clouds, you've got to take the CNA, it's got double the potential output.
If not though, I'd say the VTR is a nose ahead in many areas. It's more solidly built in my experience, sexier looking and can be very compact if the recession is used. It can fire as low as 0.8 which makes it ideal for RTAs and standard atties. innokin also has American repair centers opening.
Complaints about the CNAs abound, though mine works fine. The only complaint I hear about the VTR regularly is that it's heavy. And, it is. Wear a belt lol.
Happy shopping!
If not though, I'd say the VTR is a nose ahead in many areas. It's more solidly built in my experience, sexier looking and can be very compact if the recession is used. It can fire as low as 0.8 which makes it ideal for RTAs and standard atties. innokin also has American repair centers opening.
Complaints about the CNAs abound, though mine works fine. The only complaint I hear about the VTR regularly is that it's heavy. And, it is. Wear a belt lol.
Happy shopping!
The VTR can only use a 19mm tank without the extension. The makes Kayfun type RTAs a no go unless you want to modify the VTR's top ring.
I really like the performance of the VTR with my Kayfun 3.1. I have no experience with the Hana DNA 30 mod so I can't do a comparison.
I have the VTR and I would go with the other thing. The VTR can fire 0.6ohm coils (or at least mine can), but the power output is very limiting, especially if you want to run a dual coil RDA.
It is also quite expensive compared to the more recent VW devices which offer more power. It is nearly a pound in weight too, so if you are carrying it around in your pocket then make sure you are wearing a good belt, I have lost count of the number of times that it has taken my jeans southwards, sadly the police are better at keeping count of it.
It is a solid build, but as anumber1 mentioned the ring is a limiting factor to consider. Having to use the extension piece is a serious design downfall. I did carve out the ring to fit my Kayfuns, but I find that the best use of a VTR is to build muscle whilst you vape, just remember to switch arms!
It is also quite expensive compared to the more recent VW devices which offer more power. It is nearly a pound in weight too, so if you are carrying it around in your pocket then make sure you are wearing a good belt, I have lost count of the number of times that it has taken my jeans southwards, sadly the police are better at keeping count of it.
It is a solid build, but as anumber1 mentioned the ring is a limiting factor to consider. Having to use the extension piece is a serious design downfall. I did carve out the ring to fit my Kayfuns, but I find that the best use of a VTR is to build muscle whilst you vape, just remember to switch arms!
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