Mutation x v4 or Sapor
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I have and like both. In fact I have several copies of both, and they are both numbered among my favorites. The Mutation is one of the most versatile drippers I own, and it will get pretty cloudy when built well and the air fully opened. Maybe not quite a Kennedy, but for your average human the difference is imperceptible. I generally have to cut the air down by 1/3rd on the bottom air slot, and only open one of the side air rows because I don't normally vape over 50-80 watts. The only thing I don't like about it is it will, like all bottom air drippers, puke juice all over my mod. The Sapor is primarily intended for flavor builds, but it has way more air than is strictly necessary for a flavor machine. When using a high subohm or +ohm build and running under 20ish watts, you'll probably want to close the air down some. Or, you can build it in the .3Ω range, open the air up, and get all the cloud out of it a Crusty Olde Pharte™ like myself can tolerate without hacking my lungs up through my nose. The best news of all is neither is excessively expensive in the authentic version; therefore I think you should get one of each 
Here's a pic of a build I put in my Sapor yesterday to taste a new juice recipe; 9/8 wrap, 3mm mandrel, .55Ω, 28ga SS316:
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Here's a pic of a build I put in my Sapor yesterday to taste a new juice recipe; 9/8 wrap, 3mm mandrel, .55Ω, 28ga SS316:
And here is my Stainless MXv4 wearing a set of .3x.8/32 Aliens at .11Ω that will hurt you:
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Sound choice. And it will get fairly cloudy, if built right. Just not like the Mutation.
I only have the Sapor but I can vouch for it. It's my first rda and it's perfect for vaping my more delicate flavors and testing flavors. It's easy enough to build on that a beginner like myself can use it, but advanced enough to build some pretty decent coils on it. Since it's top airflow it's leak resistant, and you don't have to worry about juice spilling everywhere (unless you tip it over / over juice it). It's good for both clouds and flavor and for the price and simplicity you can't go wrong with it.
Just received my MX V4 today and I must say it tastes great using 32 g quad twisted Kanthal (.35 Ohms) and org cotton. Top and bottom airflow and you can close off either depending on your mood...and there's a fog rolling in my LR 
Make sure to rinse it off well before using! Machine oils and residue can make it taste nasty.
I have both and agree. Sapor all the way. Mutation can be so airy if that's your thing. Got my authentic sapor from ft. £10.00 cant go wrong
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