Need Recommendation For Small MTL Device

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I have been using the innokin T22 and the juul. I need to retire the juul - for many reasons. I need a recommendation for a small device that will, at least initially, hold only NET liquids. I was thinking of the Aspire Breeze. But before pulling the trigger on that, I thought I would ask.
 

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I have a Vaporesso Aurora and I've been very happy with it. It's a stealth vape with a 1.2 ml tank, 650 mAh battery, 1.4 Ohm ceramic coils, lasts about as long as half of a pack of cigs used to for me. It's shaped like a Zippo lighter. Very convenient to carry around and it takes a beating. Definitely a MTL device. It won't serve as an all day vape for medium to heavy users without a recharge and/or a refill, but neither will the Aspire Breeze. So if the Breeze suits you then so will the Aurora.
 

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I have a V@poresso Aurora and I've been very happy with it. It's a stealth vape with a 1.2 ml t@nk, 650 mAh battery, 1.4 Ohm ceramic c0ils, lasts about as long as half of a pack of cigs used to for me. It's shaped like a Zippo lighter. Very convenient to carry around and it takes a beating. Definitely a MTL d3vice. It won't serve as an all day vape for medium to heavy users without a recharge and/or a refill, but neither will the A$pire Breeze. So if the Breeze suits you then so will the Aurora.

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Don't know much about pod mods, but my standard recommendation is an Aspire Zelos starter kit, it's light, portable, easy to charge, and the Nautilus 2 tank is one of the better MTL tanks. If you haven't tried a setup like this before, you might like it. It's easy to operate, and there are some different options for coils ranging from 1.8 resistance to 0.7 for a more restricted lung hit (though you can MTL this coil on the right airflow and wattage settings.)

Best of luck with whatever you decide!

Anna
 

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I didn't see the NET part... In the N2, coils might gunk quickly (the 0.7 will probably have the best life). Are you up for an RTA yet? If you are there are several nice choices in the MTL category. The hussar Coppervape clone is a great tank, you want the MTL version from FT (it will come with an airflow reducer.) This was my first build, and it's a very nice tank with various options for sizing. The build deck you'd want would be the single post build deck, it's large and easy to build on. There's also the Doggystyle (again most folks agree the clone is pretty good) one of the Kayfun clones, possibly or perhaps the Vandy Vape Bereserker or the Siren V2. They all get good reviews.

If you want a tank to run your NETs in, I really like the Nicolas Vapefly tank, it's a slightly sub0hm MTL tank. I find it to be a great little tank (and it is genuinely MTL, even with the 0.6 coil, the vape still pools in your mouth) it also comes with a 1.8 coil, coils are inexpensive, can be rebuilt if desired, but they get long life. I had my 0.6 coil in steady rotation for about a month and had not something happened to my mod to torch it, I think that coil would have continued going strong for a while more.... And I used it daily. It's really a fantastic tank in my opinion, especially if you have gunking factors (I do, high VG) the coils are great, they can be rinsed and re-used once, and it's just overall a great MTL tank that can also do restricted lung hits if desired. I like both coils, and I really like the vape, it's not an expensive tank either. For NETs, I would really recommend it.

Best of luck,

Anna
 

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Aspire makes lots of great MTL tanks. I have the Triton and the Triton Mini. The mini is a great little .... kicker. 2 ml tank, I think, I run it with 1.2 ohm coils using 12 mg juice on a little 30 watt mod and it rocks. I don't do a lot of MTL but when I do...I reach for the Triton Mini.
 

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I actually have another t22 tank on order. I will look into the Zelos.
I also run the T22 tank on the iStick 30W. Those are cheap. It has grooves on the top plate that opens up the bottom airflow to the T22. The T22 is overlooked by almost everybody because there is no airflow adjustment. However it has a great 4.5 ml capacity, built like a tank, doesnt leak if you keep it clean, and coils last forever. I’ve run that tank on Provari, SVD 2.0, Zelos, and iStick 30.
I think the iStick 30 is available for 20 some bucks. As I said if you want a little more airflow, that’s the way to go. If you like the airflow the way it is, the Zelos kit is good because you get the N2 tank with it.
But then you have to buy N2 bvc coils.
It’s totally up to you and the way you draw. Don’t forget to look at FT for T22 coils. When you order five 5 packs it’s something like $6.90 per pack.
 

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I didn’t want to confuse you with the second choice after giving you a first. But since you already have a T22 tank coming, it would be cheaper to go the iStick route. That way same tank, coils, just a new mod. Go to that link and look at the pic of the top. Those grooves increase the air flow to the tank and loosen the draw a little. Battery on that is long lasting too. Both are good choices.
 

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I run between 9-10 watts on both. I can’t remember if Trigster is a little higher or lower.
He’s the guy that turned me on to using the T22 tank on those two mods. I ran 2 solid months with the Endura kit and was pretty happy with 14 fixed watts, until I hit a few flavors that lost something. I loved the T22 tank and knew Trig did too.
He told me he had the Zelos and iStick and the tank reallydid well with them. Good enough for me. Bought them both, wife uses iStick and I have Zelos, but we switch at times. I think he uses Spinners too.
 

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Yes Yes Yes...T18 / T22 / TopTank Mini / N2 tanks...Zelos & iSticks(30 & 40)...The only gripe I have with the N2 is it's a pain in the .... to re-fill and too much kafutz'in around with to get the air flow right for me...As to the coils the Innokins outlast the Kangers or Aspires by a long shot...Almost 2 to 1 with the gunk I vape...Trig

EDIT: Spinners & T18 Battery as back-ups...
 
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