The life is very impressive with a coil lasting us for a more than a week with several juice profile changes (all nic salts). The 1.8 is good for super low cool vaping. The 0.6 is our fav at around 21W for the warmest and most dense vape we can achieve. The coils are pressure held into place which makes for easy and quick changes and should save BM owners a lot of hassle of dealing with improperly installed or loose coils (very common issue with new vapers). Sure to keep any MTL (mouth to lung) vaper extremely happy. We like it fully open for a very restricted lung hit (quite nice actually), but you can dial to the tightest of draw using the single AFC hole on the smallest inlet hole. It’s a good vape.Īirflow as we said is good, smooth, plenty of options. It’s a low wattage vape, nothing over 20W really with the 0.6ohm coil, so a warm vape is possible but not super warm. There is a ton of AFC options so dialling in the flavour intensity and draw is easy. These tanks shine for high nicotine or nicotine salts. The Nicolas just looks better.įlavour is good for the category, easily on par if not better than the Nautilus. It’s a clean design, sporting top fill, easy to change coils, and a very comfortable and compact drip tip.
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Finally there is an option that looks like beefier more powerful tanks (nice to let newbies feel part of the gang) and would pair well with any mod giving new vapers a chance to buy a bigger more powerful mods to grow into as opposed to buying a tiny little mod to pair with the anemic look of the Nautilus tanks. But be as good if not better, is it enough to topple the vape giant?Īt first glance the Nicolas is a much more substantial tank in comparison with the original bubbly look of the Nautilus tanks (not to mention the crazy almost cartoon like appearance of the last version). Finally there is a true contender in the Nicolas MTL Tank by Vapefly. Aspire has owed the starter market for years with their Nautilus series tanks.
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