Today, the Themis standard (there's also a mesh version I do not yet own, and not sure I will...).
This is a dual coil RTA with a cage inside the glass. Mine is all black, so it's often hard to judge liquid levels. Here it is on the Ovanty Vega...
There is no bubble tank option, so the capacity is a bit less than the Zeus Dual. The top fill is virtually identical... The same tabbed 1/4 turn twist lock mechanism, buy the Themis is a little looser, and I prefer that. The holes are also a little wider... I find the tip of my chubby gorilla bottles kinda gets wedged in the Zeus, but not the Themis.
The Themis uses a deck separated from the base like the Boreas, and like the Zeus Dual, there are raised airflow slots on the sides.
Plenty of room for 3mm coils maybe 3.5mm I'd plain round wire or flat wire is used. This is due to the Themis having the airflow channels straight along the sides as opposed to curved around the sides.
Because the Themis has vertical airflow slots, I wanted to make the coils fill up that space. That means I needed longer legs than I had in the Zeus Dual.
That's very close... Could have been a scosh taller.
Wicking is about the same as the Zeus Dual. Maybe a little less length on the cotton...
When priming, be careful. The Themis deck doesn't have a base on it. So it is possible to flood the build and leak onto your mod or ohm meter.
The tank's airflow is a little less than that of the Zeus Dual. Where I run the Zeus Dual at about half, I'm running the Themis around 3/4.
Flavor and vapor production are about the same with both, although, oddly, I get a bit more banana out of the Themis where the Zeus Dual favors the peanut butter. Of course, there are minor differences in the way the mods handle the TC, so...
In wattage mode, the Themis keeps up just as well as the Zeus Dual.
Of the two, I'm hard pressed to pick a favorite. Probably the Zeus Dual, but only because I can see the liquid levels a little better, and it matches the 21700 capable I-Priv better than it matches the 18650 only Ovanty Vega... I prefer 2x700 over 18650 these days... Love the power and capacity upgrade.