Another really good atty that deserves mention: The Ikenvape i06. It provides top-notch vapor production, and excellent flavor reproduction. So far, they seem durable. The one on my VV Woodville has been in use since mid-May and is still performing as expected.
I have 3 feeders on the desk in front of me. The vv top feeder has a 2.0 ohm hh.357. The REO mini has a 1.8 ohm cisco 306. And the VV Woodville has a 2.5 ohm i06.
The hh.357 and the i06 have ruined me for 510 attys. My 510s will do in a pinch, I suppose, but I'm probably done buying them. The 306... well, I'm sure it's a mental thing, but sometimes nothing else quite satisfies me like a few drags from a 306. I've never felt like any 306 I've ever had provided stellar flavor reproduction. And, both the i06 and the hh.357 produce the same warm, dense vapor that the 306 does... so I'm not entirely positive what it is about the 306 that makes me keep one handy. But, I keep one handy all the time.
As to Cisco vs any other 306: The Cisco ships with no primer. That right there is worth something. I don't have to clean them before use. I'm sick of cleaning primer out of attys. The other thing I like about the Cisco 306 is the consistency. Every 1.8 ohm Cisco 306 I've received has metered 1.8 ohms. Every one of them has performed as expected. I can't say that about the smoke techs, bauways, and joye's I used to use... though I can say that I've had a few bauways last a lot longer than expected. My Cisco 306's tend to make it about a month or so of daily use before they die.
I have 3 feeders on the desk in front of me. The vv top feeder has a 2.0 ohm hh.357. The REO mini has a 1.8 ohm cisco 306. And the VV Woodville has a 2.5 ohm i06.
The hh.357 and the i06 have ruined me for 510 attys. My 510s will do in a pinch, I suppose, but I'm probably done buying them. The 306... well, I'm sure it's a mental thing, but sometimes nothing else quite satisfies me like a few drags from a 306. I've never felt like any 306 I've ever had provided stellar flavor reproduction. And, both the i06 and the hh.357 produce the same warm, dense vapor that the 306 does... so I'm not entirely positive what it is about the 306 that makes me keep one handy. But, I keep one handy all the time.
As to Cisco vs any other 306: The Cisco ships with no primer. That right there is worth something. I don't have to clean them before use. I'm sick of cleaning primer out of attys. The other thing I like about the Cisco 306 is the consistency. Every 1.8 ohm Cisco 306 I've received has metered 1.8 ohms. Every one of them has performed as expected. I can't say that about the smoke techs, bauways, and joye's I used to use... though I can say that I've had a few bauways last a lot longer than expected. My Cisco 306's tend to make it about a month or so of daily use before they die.
