New vape gears keep coming out rapidly these days. Glass tubes, dual coils, rebuildables, air flow control, nothing you wouldn’t find in most of the tanks prevailing in the current marketplace.
But the tanks that incorporate a variety of features and delicate construction for the vapers, such as the famous Aspire Nautilus series, are few and far between. Among these few, the Aspire Atlantis and the Kanger Subtank are the two very tanks designed to achieve just that.
These two tanks we are going to talk about here, though from different brands, have quite some similarities and advantages respectively that worth making a comparison to help figure out which one suits you the best before purchasement.
The Kanger Subtank comes with two BPDCs of 1.2 ohms for regular usage and 0.5 ohms for sub ohm usage. Moreover, the Subtank also comes with a RBA base, organic cotton coil, tip connector, and other little parts, anything that you need to build a RBA yourself. I would consider this feature an addendum to its flexibility over the Aspire Atlantis. Let’s not neglect the innovative structure of the BPDC (bottom plane dual coil) head that has a square outer casing said to endure longer. Also the Japanese organic cotton coils which offers a better taste is adopted in this clearomizer as well. The Aspire Atlantis, on the other hand, has its own uniqueness and advantages in terms of the size and spare parts. With its US-made wire, patented BVC technology, upgraded airflow control system, big stainless drip tip, the Aspire Atlantis doesn’t yield a bit with its focus on details. Users would surely love it because of this and also of its pocket friendly size and high quality spare glass section that comes with it, something that make it a real deal for the money spent. Speaking of the size, the Atlantis is smaller but holds less ejuice in the mean time. You’ll probably have to carry an extra bottle of ejuice alongside if you are a heavy user. This is not the case for the Kanger Subtank. It has a capacity of 6 ml, larger even than a Kayfun. The downside of a large capacity tank is the inconvenience to carry it in your pocket.
In all, these two tanks have caused quite a stir in the market and soon they will be available around the world. Hopefully information gathered here will cast some light on making choices between these two. Ave40 is proud to carry both the Aspire Atlantis and the Aspire CF Mod for wholesale and retail.