SUBOX Mini or Coolfire 4 Plus with iSub Apex?

[FCastle]

Looking to finally replace my MVP 2.0 with a subohm kit, though may end up using the 1.2 or 2.0 ohm coils. Flavor is more important than vapor volume and I prefer a cool vape. Which would you go with for about the same price?

 

[SpaceApe]

Either one of those are a good choice considering what your upgrading from

 

[baaadjustin]

I like battery life so I wouldn't chose either, but you can't go wrong either way

 

[baaadjustin]

If you want a cool vape the subtank may not be for you

 

[Devn]

given the choices, i'd choose the subox mini because of the replaceable battery option.

 

[choochoogranny]

Would also go with the Subox mini kit. Got both and both work very well. Am a Tootle Puffer that prefers cooler vapor and can achieve it with the SubTank mini.

I have used my rebuilt ProTank 2 coils (30 Kanthal, cellu cotton, 1.5-2.0 ohms). Also have used the Aspire "Replacement" BVC's 1.8 ohms (NON Nautilus). No modding necessary with either these coils.

Have rebuilt the OCC coils that come with the Subtank, but do horizontal coils 'cause I'm incapable of building a vertical. You also have the RBA to work on.

I love that you can replace the battery on the Subox, plus there are inexpensive "skins" available in 6 different colors. As a "girl" I enjoy matching outfits. Oh, and I use much longer, narrower bored tips. Helps cool down the vapor.

You can use the SubTank mini on the Cool Fire IV if you chose to get one later during a great sale! I just think you have more options with the Subox kit. Good luck in whatever you decide.

 

[Boden]

VTC mini + subtank

 

[Stratsworth]

Fan of both, but if you go with the Kanger I would highly suggest waiting until their spring-loaded version arrives (if it hasn't yet in your area). You may want the top-fill Subtank which is also being released, but that's more for convenience. Can't quite recommend the fixed-pin Subox Mini kit, of which I have two.