Qwackers98
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Hello fellow apes,
I was recently contacted by
Louise @gearbest.com to do a review on the Geekvape Zeus dual tank.
Everything will be my honest opinion as always.....
Right here we go......
i recieved the 4ml version so will be basing my review on that although i believe there is a tpd edition and a 5.5ml bubble glass available.
Zeus Dual is an upgraded dual coil version of the original Zeus RTA, with the innovative leak-proof top airflow system, airflow transferring from the top to the bottom to maintain great flavor. It comes with upgraded postless build deck that allows for easy building for both single coil and dual coils.
Main features:
● Top airflow control
● Diameter: 2.6cm
● Capacity: 4ml
● Thread: 510
Its available in black (the one i got), blue, battleship gray and silver.
In the box you have the tank, spare glass, spare o rings (different colours so you can go all matchy matchy) and a couple of 0.32ohm coils.
The deck can handle descent coils but over a 3mm id your really going to struggle for space.
The first 2 days....
So prior to using this tank i was using rdas.... i got it, popped in 2 2.5mm id brochrome coils, wicked it and had a go....
Could i get it to wick properly? Nope..... i spent 2 days rewicking and playing and was almost ready to give up, every toot bordered on a dry hit, when i tried something different. I used the dam method of wicking. Suddenly it was wicking fine and i was happy.
I used it this way for a week then came to rewick it and decided to change the coils to some fused claptons with a 3mm id.
This is when the tank came alive.
The draw with airflow wide open is restricted, like a 1/3 open goon airflow.
The vapour production is great but the flavour.........this is where it shines.
Flavours i thought i knew took on new dimensions and made them interesting again.
I decided to punish it and put in some 15pg/85vg juice. It wicked it like a demon. Not a single issue once i had figured out the wicking.
It never once leaked (in almost 4 weeks). Its been knocked over a few times and knocked off the kitchen side and luckily survived.
Filling is easy with 2 descent sized fill ports and a twist removes or replaces the top cap.
Would i replace it if i killed it? Definitly
Would i recommend it? Yes, but id recommend researching wicking it before actually doing it otherwise youll be bordering on dry hit hell.
This is a nice looking tank, the threading is good and its well machined. It comes with different driptips and can run as a single coil as well as a dual.
Ive really been impressed with this tank having not used tanks for a few months and its served to remind me that tanks can be excellent and not leak juice all over the place for no reason what so ever. Once i had worked out the wicking its a breeze to do.
Go.... check it out...and enjoy it!
https://www.gearbest.com/rebuildable-atomizers/pp_1715706.html?wid=1433363#goodsDetail?lkid=14573467
Thanks to Louise @gearbest.com for sending this over.
I was recently contacted by
Louise @gearbest.com to do a review on the Geekvape Zeus dual tank.
Everything will be my honest opinion as always.....
Right here we go......
i recieved the 4ml version so will be basing my review on that although i believe there is a tpd edition and a 5.5ml bubble glass available.
Zeus Dual is an upgraded dual coil version of the original Zeus RTA, with the innovative leak-proof top airflow system, airflow transferring from the top to the bottom to maintain great flavor. It comes with upgraded postless build deck that allows for easy building for both single coil and dual coils.
Main features:
● Top airflow control
● Diameter: 2.6cm
● Capacity: 4ml
● Thread: 510
Its available in black (the one i got), blue, battleship gray and silver.
In the box you have the tank, spare glass, spare o rings (different colours so you can go all matchy matchy) and a couple of 0.32ohm coils.
The deck can handle descent coils but over a 3mm id your really going to struggle for space.
The first 2 days....
So prior to using this tank i was using rdas.... i got it, popped in 2 2.5mm id brochrome coils, wicked it and had a go....
Could i get it to wick properly? Nope..... i spent 2 days rewicking and playing and was almost ready to give up, every toot bordered on a dry hit, when i tried something different. I used the dam method of wicking. Suddenly it was wicking fine and i was happy.
I used it this way for a week then came to rewick it and decided to change the coils to some fused claptons with a 3mm id.
This is when the tank came alive.
The draw with airflow wide open is restricted, like a 1/3 open goon airflow.
The vapour production is great but the flavour.........this is where it shines.
Flavours i thought i knew took on new dimensions and made them interesting again.
I decided to punish it and put in some 15pg/85vg juice. It wicked it like a demon. Not a single issue once i had figured out the wicking.
It never once leaked (in almost 4 weeks). Its been knocked over a few times and knocked off the kitchen side and luckily survived.
Filling is easy with 2 descent sized fill ports and a twist removes or replaces the top cap.
Would i replace it if i killed it? Definitly
Would i recommend it? Yes, but id recommend researching wicking it before actually doing it otherwise youll be bordering on dry hit hell.
This is a nice looking tank, the threading is good and its well machined. It comes with different driptips and can run as a single coil as well as a dual.
Ive really been impressed with this tank having not used tanks for a few months and its served to remind me that tanks can be excellent and not leak juice all over the place for no reason what so ever. Once i had worked out the wicking its a breeze to do.
Go.... check it out...and enjoy it!
https://www.gearbest.com/rebuildable-atomizers/pp_1715706.html?wid=1433363#goodsDetail?lkid=14573467
Thanks to Louise @gearbest.com for sending this over.
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