Unbranded/Generic vape tanks vs. Authentic vape tanks
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Hi,
Depends on the maker and the model.
Are you interested in something in particular?
Do you want a rebuildable or a "drop in coil" tank?
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Ditto, I've had some that nearly fell apart in my hands and others that were as good as or very close to the original.
Personally, I would not purchase generic "mainstream" tanks nor coils. (Aspire, Joy, Kanger, Innokin, ect)
The originals are easily obtained and priced competitively.
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The main difference I've found is that clones will use cheap o-rings, screws and insulators. Metal portion is close to 1:1 depending on manufacturer. Never buy clone/generic coils.
It's a coin flip. I've bought clones (knowingly) that performed as well as their parent and also bought a few that "tanked" on day one.
One was a Protank clone (version 1) that would have leaked through a whole roll of duct tape.
In another thread, someone asked about using clones to cannibalize parts for the original. That too would be a coin flip. Cleito has been out for a while, so finding one in someone's clearance section shouldn't be hard.
Give VapeCrawler a try. It's like Google for vaping gear. It doesn't hit every site, but it covers a lot of'em.
One was a Protank clone (version 1) that would have leaked through a whole roll of duct tape.
In another thread, someone asked about using clones to cannibalize parts for the original. That too would be a coin flip. Cleito has been out for a while, so finding one in someone's clearance section shouldn't be hard.
Give VapeCrawler a try. It's like Google for vaping gear. It doesn't hit every site, but it covers a lot of'em.
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