Mini Vivi Nova vs. Kanger T2 and CE4 Stardust: Which do you prefer?

[jjcordone]

I know these are old now, there's been a ton of new clearomizers on the market since these came out.
I've been happy with my mini vivi but what caught my eye on these is Surevapes sells 1.5ohm replacement heads for it.
I haven't seen any lower ohm then 1.8 so I bought one and one of the 1.5ohm heads.
I've been using it with my SD Keyring and with a mini-eGo.
IMHO - hands down the best clearomizer or cartomizer I've ever used with these set voltage batteries.
Ton's of vapor. I just triggered an order for a five pack of the heads to have on hand.
Real bargain too since everyone is focused on bottom coil cleromizers now.
Sadly I suspect the T2's will be in bargain bins on there way out of production soon with all of the others that have now come on the scene. It makes me wish the vivi's and the new bottom coils had an ultra-low resistance head option available.

 

[afallucco]

Just to throw in my opinion, i like the vivi novas best. They seem to wick better for me than the t2's and the taste is much richer from the vivi.

 

[look30]

I HATE the Nova , is way to airy to me, T2 I just bought is almost perfect and easy to control the drag by blocking the side holes.... GENIUS!

 

[tntmux]

Vivi novas are great in my opinion.

Flavor is full.

Smoother hits due to better airflow compared to the tight draw of stardusts and similar ce2 tanks.

I feel like the coils on novas may not last as long as others simply because they perform better. They burn hotter so naturally the coil will get burned out quicker. To me that isn't a problem given the superior performance & the ability to replace the heads.

Overall I say novas should be the standard for which other tanks should try to match.. They really are the best of their kind & I encourage everyone to give them a try

~Vaping is a lifestyle~

I dont know what vivi nova you are using but better air flow??? Are you kidding me? Those 2 little air hole hiden under the bottom connection are the worst ever, there are even videos on youtube that teach you how to enlarge these holes...