Hi, I have a vivi nova and likes it overall. But I'm looking for some other options to try. How does the Kanger T2 or T3 compare with the vivi nova in terms of taste, ease of use etc...
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Kanger T2/T3 vs Vivi Nova?
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The vivi nova and t2 should perform about the same, since they are both top coils. The t3 is a bottom coil so its less likely to dry hit, but also more likely to flood. From my experience and what I have gathered, the t3 can be more fiddly in terms of wicking, often requiring a modification of some sort. Top coils vape warmer. I'd stick with the vivi unless you need more aggressive wicking.
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Taste is subjective... So I won't go there.
The t3 gives a cooler vape, you may not like that compared to the warm vape of a nova... The t3 as stated above can be finicky, and will at some point leak.
That being said... I would try every style,and see what you like best.
The t3 gives a cooler vape, you may not like that compared to the warm vape of a nova... The t3 as stated above can be finicky, and will at some point leak.
That being said... I would try every style,and see what you like best.
If you like top coils wait for the iClear 30. It's said that is the Nova's killer.
If you want to try a bottom coil, have in mind that the draw is lighter and vapor is cooler. I suggest you also pick a Vapeonly BCC. They're not finnicky, just wash prior to use, load with your juice and start with a lower voltage. Half a tank through try removing 1 wick and see if it gives more vapor. keep extra wicks to gauge for thicker/thinner liquids.
if you have burnt taste first prime the T3 or vapeonly blowing into it. If it goes on lower your voltage. BC vape better at 3.5 to 4.2, more than that burns your liquid.
If you want to try a bottom coil, have in mind that the draw is lighter and vapor is cooler. I suggest you also pick a Vapeonly BCC. They're not finnicky, just wash prior to use, load with your juice and start with a lower voltage. Half a tank through try removing 1 wick and see if it gives more vapor. keep extra wicks to gauge for thicker/thinner liquids.
if you have burnt taste first prime the T3 or vapeonly blowing into it. If it goes on lower your voltage. BC vape better at 3.5 to 4.2, more than that burns your liquid.
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