RDA Vector clone, Sapor, or Velocity clone ?
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I have both, velocity clone and authentic vector. I like both as they give out different experience, vector is for flavor and velocity for cloud chasing. If I have to pick one, I will pick vector as it won't leak at all given that the air holes are located on the top cap.
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I would buy an authentic vector but can't get it anywhere (without ridiculous shipping costs to austria). So I need to go with the clone: $8.59 VC Vecter RDA Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer - stainless steel / 22mm diameter at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
My thoughts are clones are a cheap way to see if I want to spring for the real deal.
I ended up getting the Tobeco Vector clone. If I end up liking it I'll definitely get the authentic. Kind of wish I did from the start lol! but my usual vendors only had the clone.
So the Tobeco Vector clone came. Popped the screen immediately. Love it! I'll be getting the real deal asap!
I have velocity clone and vector authentic. Both are great, just different types of vape. I did notice the velocity can get great flavor with the indirect airholes closed off and the cyclops barely open.Vector is great flavor too so you wont be disappointed.
Not even a tiny bit of disappointment. The flavor is on par with my Derringer and Tugboat clones but with more clouds. I'm running it at 40-45w @.3 ohms. The drip tip isn't hot at all. I was a little worried about that but it's not an issue. And I REALLY like the no spill advantage of top air flow!
Don't get the Sapor. I've gone through two so far and they've both had the same problem. The center post & positive 510 screw like to move up and down, even when screwed in fully. I can push on my center pin and the T block post will move up, and when I push the T-block post back down there's an audible click and it moves the center pin down. I'd go for the vector clone, and I almost never recommend clones. If you like the Vector clone, and something goes wrong with it, it's only a $9 loss, compared to a $30 loss. Plus - if something goes wrong with the clone and you really do like the atty, you can buy the authentic, and not have to worry since you know what you'll be getting + the build quality from VLS. And you can make a mini 18350 box mod out of the authentic vector's box 
I bought my wife a Sapor two weeks ago and have the exact same problem you are describing. The store that sold it insisted it was safe for a hybrid mech mod, because the screw sticks out a little, but every time i screw the RDA onto the mod, the 510 screw and center post move up. Not a very good design at all, and definitely was remorseful with my purchase!Don't get the Sapor. I've gone through two so far and they've both had the same problem. The center post & positive 510 screw like to move up and down, even when screwed in fully. I can push on my center pin and the T block post will move up, and when I push the T-block post back down there's an audible click and it moves the center pin down. I'd go for the vector clone, and I almost never recommend clones. If you like the Vector clone, and something goes wrong with it, it's only a $9 loss, compared to a $30 loss. Plus - if something goes wrong with the clone and you really do like the atty, you can buy the authentic, and not have to worry since you know what you'll be getting + the build quality from VLS. And you can make a mini 18350 box mod out of the authentic vector's box
Yeah man tell me about it. I have it sitting on my Dimitri box, there's no way I'm using it on my AV Peg mod anymore. The first one I had I used for about 5 days on my Peg, which is direct to battery, but then I found myself screwing down the bottom too much and something felt off. Low and behold my insulator was sticking out farther than my center pin. I got it replaced and the same thing happened with a higher ohm build. I tried emailing Wotofo but that's a crap shoot. No chance of anything there. Unless I just blow them up with ...... off emails lol
Sounds like I made the right choice then 
The only con I can come up with is the inability to use another drip tip. No biggie to me. Being fixed it makes dialing in your airflow effortless.
The only con I can come up with is the inability to use another drip tip. No biggie to me. Being fixed it makes dialing in your airflow effortless.
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