Ok...I am about to place an order for a new tank & need some suggestions as to whether i should go with the kanger protank mini 2 v2 or the kanger mini unitank? Someone please help suggest to me which is the better tank because I am really poor & don't have alot of money to be wasting on something that isn't going to be reliable. Thank you for your assistance with this you have no idea how appreciative I am for the help. With which tank will my liquid last the longest & which of the tanks' atomizers/coils will last me the longest?
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Pt mini2, works well and good vape. I don't have a unitank but hear terrible things about them.
I have 4 Protank Mini 2's, and exactly zero unitanks. This is because the PTMs are awesome and everything I've heard about the unitanks makes them garbage. The protank minis glass, so they will handle any liquid you throw in there. Plastic tanks, like the unitank, tend to crack and break with anything with citrus, cinnamon, or any other acidic flavorings.
If you hover over the abbreviation it will tell you: bottom coil changeable.
Another vote for the PT mini. All extra parts are available for it too if you break the glass, lose an o-ring etc.
I have the Protank 2 "Mini" and the AnyVape- Davide Mini, both are excellent IMO. I can't speak on the Unitank, never had or used one.
I got no problem with the Protank Mini V2. Just make sure you get the Pyrex tank. You need more then one Protank to be able to vape continuously. It is nice to have different flavors ready to go.
Of the two you're putting up for consideration, I'd say the PT2 mini is the better for a variety of reasons.
Both are excellent tanks, both use protank atomizers, glass is prone to breakage.
Protank 2 mini v2 - Glass tank, parts replacable, 1.5 ml tank,
Unitank Mini - Plastic tank, parts not replacable, 1.8 ml tank, cost more than protank
Since cost is a consideration, you might consider the T3S. It should less cost than either the PT or the Unitank and perform just as well.
Protank 2 mini v2 - Glass tank, parts replacable, 1.5 ml tank,
Unitank Mini - Plastic tank, parts not replacable, 1.8 ml tank, cost more than protank
Since cost is a consideration, you might consider the T3S. It should less cost than either the PT or the Unitank and perform just as well.
I've owned both the mini Pro tank 2 and the unitank. The unitank vaped well but it was a pain in the .... Go with the mini protank for sure.
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Hi j.allen and welcome to ECF!
First of all, what kind of battery do you have? If your battery is dual threaded (eGo and 510), then it doesn't matter because both 510 and eGo threaded toppers will work fine.
I'd most certainly choose the ProTank, but if money is an issue and you don't need glass, you may consider a T3S or an eVod--they are much cheaper than the glass tanks and vape just as well.
Good luck and happy vaping.
First of all, what kind of battery do you have? If your battery is dual threaded (eGo and 510), then it doesn't matter because both 510 and eGo threaded toppers will work fine.
I'd most certainly choose the ProTank, but if money is an issue and you don't need glass, you may consider a T3S or an eVod--they are much cheaper than the glass tanks and vape just as well.
Good luck and happy vaping.
I actually have a innokin mvp 2 so do you know if the Mini 2 tanks will work with my device? I've already ordered them and don't know of im going to need an adapter or not. .ty
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They'll work just fine. I've seen some complaints about the center pin on the MVP being soft and sometimes not quite connecting well, but on paper, everything 510 or eGo threaded should work on the MVP.
If you have the MVP version 2, the center pin issues should have been fixed.
Yes, it will work just fine with your MVP2. You may want to use a cone if you have one to cover the Ego threads but, a cone is not needed.
Good luck!
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