I NEED MY FIRST SUB-OHM TANK!

A couple you might consider are the Vaporesso NRG and the Freemax Mesh pro. I like my sub ohms with a lot of air, and both of these are wide open. Coils have a good lifespan, as well.

 

One of my favourites is the Vaporesso Cascade. Nice airy vape with almost too much cloud

 

Advken OWL
- top-airflow tank, takes bottom-airflow baby-beast-compatible coils from all kinds of manufacturers.
- good-looking.
- very inexpensive but high quality finish.

I'd call it the best general-use subohm tank in existence right now.. I own 4 atm

 

The Freemax Mesh Pro with the triple mesh coils is very good!
IDK if 70 watts is enough? I run mine at 90 watts

 

The mesh pro triple is rated 80 to 110 watts. I doubt 70 watts would be ok.

 

I love my FreeMax Mesh Pro, I run the single coil at around 80 watts right now.

 

It’ll fire lower. I think I had mine under 50 watts, but I do tend to be a lower watt, cool vape kind of girl.

 

An inexpensive way to try subohming, vaporesso estoc tank(around $20). A 5 pack of euc .5ohm ceramic coils(around $10). This will let you know if you like subohm.

 

The Aspire Cleito Pro is a very good tank, especially with the Mesh coils. These coils are rated between 60 and 75 watts, but I often run mine between 50 and 60 depending on the day and time. Even at 50 it provides really good flavor and clouds.

 

There are DISPOSABLE subohm tanks available for just a few bucks. Geek Vape LUMI Disposable Mesh Tank - Element Vape



I don't know how well they vape, but they are inexpensive enough for you to decide if you like sub-ohm vaping or not before forking out up to $40 for a good tank.

 

Many good recommendations here, but just to stress that it is not just the tank but also the coil used.

If one is looking for the largest selection of coils, both the Vaporesso NRG and Cascade (including the Cascade Mini SE) would be a good option. Vaporesso has a wide selection of GT Core coils but any coil that is modeled around the TFV8 Baby can be utilized. I’ve counted about 20+ different manufactures that make a compatible coil – so coil availability and selection is quite vast.

The Freemax Mesh Pro is a great tank with a about a half dozen different coils that operate at a wide variety of different wattages. I have used the Triple coil that has been mentioned at ~60 watts but feel it doesn’t really start to shine until ~70 watts. But the other coils they offer are very good as well.

Couple other highly rated tanks that come to mind are the Horizontech Falcon, Freemax Fireluke Mesh (coils not compatible with the Mesh Pro) and the Uwell Nunchku.

 

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