Hmmm. What next?

[HawaiianVaporTrailz]

Recently added a Joyetech Ego One 2200 to join my MVP 2. Next thing I'm looking at is an upgrade to the tanks that came with both units, something that produces great flavor and is easy to make my own coils.

I have two choices: Kanger's Subtank Mini, and the Smoktech TFV4 Mini. I like the large juice capacity of Kanger, but love the top fill feature and larger RBA deck of the TFV4 Mini.

Decisions, decisions

P.S. I'm on a tight budget, and looked at eBay, DHGate, Amazon and eFun. But getting vaping equipment from these sites worry me, despite the great prices. Think I'll stick to reputable dealers.

 

[roxynoodle]

I bought a Bellus from Efun. No problems other than my having to give them a little nudge to ship it. I've bought a few things on ebay. If the seller has good feedback, I'm not very concerned.

 

[Ablonz]

I am not sure of the TFV4 (read a lot of good reviews) but I can assure you on the Subtank Mini (IMHO) is easy to fill as well since I own and use one everyday. I use 30ml bottles that I just pour the bottle instead of using the dripper. This day and age most are looking for time efficiency. Also the Subtank Mini RBA section is pretty good to build on as the wire is caught between a side post and screw. The original Subtank had a pain in the .... rba section as you had to tighten the coil around the screw. I am sure you will get mixed reviews and others will chime in on their preference. As far as ebay goes, as long as the seller has good feedback, I would not worry either for the tanks.

 

[macis]

subtank mini is good, but i've never been able to go above 30w with tat tank. been hearing good thing about the tfv4, but the downside is juice consumption.