I have searched the forums and other than one mention by a vendor there does not seem to be much discussion about these units. After trying the T3s and liking them I was getting more and more disappointed in having the burn out pretty quickly. All the Kangers are 510 Ego type APVS. The New T5s have a rebuildable kit that you can buy and replacement is very easy. Do search on Kanger T5 here to see some pics and more details. I highly recommend them. This after several weeks of use.
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Sorry to disagree but T5 are avg at best and designed to compete with the ce5's
I use a lot of Kangers - T2, T3, MT3 and T5 - passed on the To all together and now Glad/ Bad reviews
T5 works great on first tank then on subsequent refills starts to gurgle and eventually flooding begins. Replace head and same results. This will lead to more expensive maintenance than a similar ce5.
T3 is fully serviceable and even with more costly heads is easier to maintain and can be cheaper to operate. Wicks can be removed/added according to juice thickness to avoid burning/flooding.
T2 is simplest to use and with updated heads may be as good a vape as anything in a Clearomizer design.
Don't mistake my post as a bust. I have 10 T5's and 15 additional heads. I will use them up but it looks like they will be to expensive per performance to spend more in maintaining them beyond that point.
I also dislike the amount of care that must be taken in filling, especially with thicker juices.
I use a lot of Kangers - T2, T3, MT3 and T5 - passed on the To all together and now Glad/ Bad reviews
T5 works great on first tank then on subsequent refills starts to gurgle and eventually flooding begins. Replace head and same results. This will lead to more expensive maintenance than a similar ce5.
T3 is fully serviceable and even with more costly heads is easier to maintain and can be cheaper to operate. Wicks can be removed/added according to juice thickness to avoid burning/flooding.
T2 is simplest to use and with updated heads may be as good a vape as anything in a Clearomizer design.
Don't mistake my post as a bust. I have 10 T5's and 15 additional heads. I will use them up but it looks like they will be to expensive per performance to spend more in maintaining them beyond that point.
I also dislike the amount of care that must be taken in filling, especially with thicker juices.
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