How does the Kanger AreoTank perform as compared to KFL+, Aqua, Squape, Fogger V4 and such?
Kanger AreoTank vs. Other Popular Atomizer Tanks
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The aerotank isn't designed to be rebuildable (although people have figured out how to do it anyway). Much like the protank, nautilus, and other clearomizers, it takes replaceable coil cartridges. In my opinion, it's the best of this breed, but none of them are going to hold a candle to a true rebuildable tank like they KFL+.
With an aero (or other clearo tank) you're making a trade-off - you get ease of use with the changeable coils cartridges, but you trade it for flavor, usable power range, and cost (coils are $10 for 5 versus a $6 roll of wire and $2 box of cotton balls that will last months to years).
It really depends on what you're after. If you're not intimidated by building coils, go with the KFL+ or Russian to start with. Once you've got some time with it and a feel for what you like, you'll know if you're interested in a dual coil tank (Aqua, Fogger, etc) or if you'd like to try the Squape's configuration, or if you're happy with what you have. If, on the other hand, you have no interest in rebuilding, then the Aerotank is an excellent choice.
With an aero (or other clearo tank) you're making a trade-off - you get ease of use with the changeable coils cartridges, but you trade it for flavor, usable power range, and cost (coils are $10 for 5 versus a $6 roll of wire and $2 box of cotton balls that will last months to years).
It really depends on what you're after. If you're not intimidated by building coils, go with the KFL+ or Russian to start with. Once you've got some time with it and a feel for what you like, you'll know if you're interested in a dual coil tank (Aqua, Fogger, etc) or if you'd like to try the Squape's configuration, or if you're happy with what you have. If, on the other hand, you have no interest in rebuilding, then the Aerotank is an excellent choice.
Just saw in another thread that you're using an Aqua. Sorry to have skewed that towards someone considering rebuildables.
Skip the aerotank, unless you want something where you can change a coil in 30 seconds. It's nice for what it is, but not on the level of the RBA tanks.
Skip the aerotank, unless you want something where you can change a coil in 30 seconds. It's nice for what it is, but not on the level of the RBA tanks.
I have two Kayfuns, an Aqua clone and a Squape clone. I find myself using my Aerotank just as much as my other RBA's. Of course I rebuild the coils into single microcoils so that helps immensely with the flavor. (I'd say it has probably 90% of the flavor my Kayfun's produce). The Aerotank is very easy to use, works great and well worth the money.
If you want to check out how I rebuild one, click on the blue "2" next to blog entries under my avatar.
If you want to check out how I rebuild one, click on the blue "2" next to blog entries under my avatar.
Kanger offers the Aerotank in a mega version. It comes with both a glass and metal tank. More expensive than the standard version. Holds more, larger in diameter, supposedly just as good as the original. Just offering the info as another option.
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