Dual Coil or Single Coil?

[yerdreamsrequiem]

So, I just wanted to get the community's opinion on the cartomizers. I've vaped out of both, and I personally think that dual coil is best for sweeter flavors (at about 4.5-5.0v), and single coil sitting at around 4.0v is perfect for the more traditional flavors (tobacco, menthol, etc)

But I want to know what you guys think? Which is better for what?

I'm expecting plenty of responses singing the praises of the KangerPro tank. I have one of those, too. It's alright, but I prefer my Cartomizer tank for flavor and longevity.

 

[Ibocpro]

I would say that the only sure fire correct answer is that the best is what works for you. I may have a different opinion but that is all it is an opinion. So in that respect I think you pretty well answered your own question as you discuss the benefits you see to applied experience. Just my opinion

 

[Heavyhittersclub]

I agree with Ibocpro what works for you. from my experience which is only opinion. I like the kanger pro eventhough it is a bit airy and to easy on draw for me but i fixed that on mine. But for under 20 bucks .... 2 thumbs up. and can rebuild them to change resistance ! Now to the cartz .... single VS dual .. Both great 1 st 2nd refill but i have had bad luck with dual coils plugging up on 3rd - 4th refill. I like the single ones better , but barely use either anymore.

 

[El_tecolote]

When I use a carto tank, I use single coils. I had a run of funky performing duals last winter and switched to singles. The singles perform much better for me.

 

[RelativeBewt]

I would say that the only sure fire correct answer is that the best is what works for you. I may have a different opinion but that is all it is an opinion. So in that respect I think you pretty well answered your own question as you discuss the benefits you see to applied experience. Just my opinion

i agree^^^ you answered your own question

 

[Joel2617]

I personally prefer dual coils for the simple fact that I love more vapor productions and the clouds that go with it.

 

[Natey]

I would say that the only sure fire correct answer is that the best is what works for you. I may have a different opinion but that is all it is an opinion. So in that respect I think you pretty well answered your own question as you discuss the benefits you see to applied experience. Just my opinion

I totally agree, you got to find what works best for you, what works for one might not work for another.... Good luck