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If you've been happy with the .6Ω get more of those, no harm in trying the 1.2Ω to see if you like them.
The 1.2Ω will use slightly less liquid & give slightly more battery run time.
The 1.2Ω will use slightly less liquid & give slightly more battery run time.
Topwater Elvis is correct. The ohm's are higher so you should get less visible vapor and may consume less juice, but if you are happy with the 0.6 coil, no reason not to continue with it, though did it only come with the 0.6 coil? If you have one to hand, no reason not to try the 1.2 coil and see how you like it, so that you know which coils you want to purchase in an ongoing way. Sometimes, what you start with ends up being what you like best, but not always. Best of luck getting it figured out.
Anna
Anna
Would one last longer before burning than the other?
I truthfully have no clue, I don't own the device, I think it would depend on lots of things including what type of juice you put in there. But, every coil is different, depending on design. I suppose theoretically one could suppose a slightly sub0hm device might last a little longer, but it depends on so many other factors (chain-vaping, juice type, satisfaction with the coil, length of puffs) I wouldn't really want to hazard a guess.
There is a very easy way to find out, I'd think?
Anna
There is a very easy way to find out, I'd think?
Anna
* The Breeze employs U-tech coils, a 0.6ohm for advanced flavor and vapor production, the 1.2 ohm coil specifically designed to work perfectly with high nicotine ejuice.
Got this from aspire breeze website.
Got this from aspire breeze website.
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