What's the latest greatest

[scotiwis]

Not been on here for months or kept up with latest releases. What's the opinions on the best latest tanks/atomizers around. I've been using the Kanger Aerotank Mega for ages, not interested in sub ohming, like to vape around 6-7 watts, high capacity (4ml+) so don't have to refill constantly.
Thanks!

 

[Wolfenstark]

Does look like many of the new tanks with prebuilt coils are sub-ohm though i think some like the kanger subtank mini come with a 1.2Ω coil.
There are new organic cotton coils for kanger tanks like the protanks and aerotanks.
Kanger Vertical Coils 5 Pack - 1.5ohms (New VOCC)

 

[DanJiblets]

There is not much latest and greatest without going subohm. Like Wolf said, grab a subtank and use the 1.2 ohm coils, you will need about 10-12 watts minimum, but you will not regret it.

 

[Susan~S]

This isn't new but it may be new to you.

The Mini Nautilus (or regular Nautilus) is really nice if you are a M2L inhaler. Adjustable airflow and the bottom vertical coils (1.6Ω & 1.8Ω) are a step up from the Kanger coils IMHO.

 

[Oberon75]

I've used four sub ohm tanks and have been disappointed with every one. Atlantis, Sub-Tank, Arctic and Herakles. The flavor just isn't there. If you ask me, I think the latest & greatest are the Aeolus and Derringer RDA's. If you ever feel like exploring outside of tanks, try one of these.

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[Ou2mame]

Most new stuff is with subohming... But some work well otherwise. I'm using a delta 2 right now with a twisted coil build I was experimenting with that ended up being 1 ohm and its actually quite flavorful. I recommend the tank anyways but especially with this build. I'm gonna recoil for 0.5 though, but its honestly just fine like this. The delta 2 is a great tank.

 

[Papillon61]

-For me the best thing that happened was the Lemo II - easy to build, easy to maintain, top fill, great flavour, tight or airy as you want it. I have basically retired all tanks that take coil heads - just too expensive or fiddly and iffy to rebuild. With an RTA you build easily and for your specific needs. Change the cotton in a flash whenever you need to and a coil could last for months.

 

[Rixsta]

Lemo 2 is good but if your not into rebuilding you can't go wrong with the Nautilus Mini, I think that would suit your needs very well.

 

[Cullin Kin]

-For me the best thing that happened was the Lemo II - easy to build, easy to maintain, top fill, great flavour, tight or airy as you want it. I have basically retired all thanks tat take coil heads - just too expensive or fiddly and iffy to rebuild. With an RTA you build easily and for your specific needs. Change the cotton in a flash whenever you need to and a coil could last for months.

Agree! The Lemo II is awesome... You just have to learn how to wick it correctly. Once you do, it will treat you very nice indeed.

 

[Ou2mame]

Yeah I'ma big lemo 2 fan too

 

[Troll from behind]

For op the "latest greatest" would be Aspire Triton that comes with 1.8 ohm coils besides the regular subohms.
Aspire - Aspire Triton


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[scotiwis]

Thanks everyone, Aspire Triton looks promising, no reviews yet that I can see, 3.5ml capacity though which is a pain, but will keep an eye out for reviews

 

[dom qp]

I've used four sub ohm tanks and have been disappointed with every one. Atlantis, Sub-Tank, Arctic and Herakles. The flavor just isn't there. If you ask me, I think the latest & greatest are the Aeolus and Derringer RDA's. If you ever feel like exploring outside of tanks, try one of these.

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At which wattage did you try the sub ohm tanks? It should be a lot more flavourful but require a lot more power.

 

[roxynoodle]

I do strongly suggest a rebuildable. Once you try one you won't go back to clearos.

 

[Oberon75]

At which wattage did you try the sub ohm tanks? It should be a lot more flavourful but require a lot more power.

Anywhere from 30w to 70w depending on the tank and coil rating. I'm not trying to go any higher considering sub ohm tanks are juice guzzlers as it is. None of them that I've tried are comparable to my flavor RDA's.

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[herb]

I don't get good flavor from any of the sub tanks either , best flavor i have ever experienced is with the new Kayfun V4 at under 20 watts , incredible.

Phil Busardo seems to think so as well , he vapes it at 15 watts and under and says it's over the top.

 

[scotiwis]

I do strongly suggest a rebuildable. Once you try one you won't go back to clearos.

Aren't you just constantly guzzling juice and recharging battery with a rebuildable, sounds like more effort than it's worth just to get vape satisfaction, I like not having to refill all the time and not having to charge all the time, which is why I vape at 6-7W

 

[Ou2mame]

I run at 25-45w and charge my battery once at night. Before I go to sleep I swap batteries and put one on the charger. I rewick every 3 or 4 days, takes 5 minutes a tank at most..snd refill once a day? It's not too bad. But speaking of satisfaction, the more vapor and flavor is very satisfying. Have to tried a good rta?

 

[Troll from behind]

And how much liquid you go through?
There is absolute no need to go rba with the gear they put out nowdays unless you want to save in supplies, these new atomizer heads are getting rather pricey.
One option would be getting Ego One series of tank with CLR heads where you can change the cotton.



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[roxynoodle]

You don't need to do subohm builds that use a lot of juice or battery power. There are plenty of RTAs that run very well with, say, 1.8 ohms (or even higher) like a Kayfun Lite. The Erlkonigin is very conservative on juice also.