Geekvape Zeus SubOhm Mesh Tank
The guys at Geekvape know what they are doing when it comes to making sub-ohm beasts. With the highly anticipated Zeus SubOhm Mesh Tank, you can sub-ohm your heart out. Mix in a bit of the legend and bring on the power of the Zeus!
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by Adam Bolt
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Geekvape Zeus SubOhm Mesh Tank
I hear thunder…
The guys at Geekvape know what they are doing when it comes to making sub-ohm beasts. With the highly anticipated Zeus series, you can sub-ohm your heart out. Mix in a bit of the legend and bring on the power of the Zeus!
Out of the Box
The tank comes in six different colours, black, stainless steel, blue, gold, rainbow and gunmetal, all beautifully finished and designed. The retail price is $35 or £29.99, a nice price for a decent tank.
The tank has a 5ml glass bubble with an extra spare glass which carries the standard TPD 2ml of juice.
There are loads of spare O-Rings along with two coils, a 0.4Ω MeshZ1 and a 0.2Ω MeshZ2, both KA1.
As always, at the bottom of the box is the user manuals along with a warranty card. My version came in an official sample for review box, which is a great idea and will hopefully stop people flipping their pre launch goodies.
The Build
The top cap twists off so is the same method as the previous Zeus X. It’s nice and smooth, as is the airflow control ring which can be taken off to break the tank down for cleaning. You can easily disassemble the whole thing with no issues, and it is easy to change the coils at any point, just give it a pull and out it comes.
The tank size is nice and not too bulky. I did opt to change the drip tip to one better suited to dripping as I felt it would fit the bill nice and it did, no problem. It is not too bulky which is always good.
So I tried the tank in numerous stages:
60W – I went big straight away with the high watts. It was great straight off the mark. The coil was well-saturated and kept up very well!
50W - I had to reduce it just so it didn’t get harsh after a week
40W - current situation is that it is still performing well on this wattage but I think it is clogging up
When priming the cotton, it took about five minutes before the flavour really came through fully. Something which I have found on previous mesh coils is that it does not too long before you can start vaping, however this one takes slightly longer, maybe because it was so compact. The coils are smooth but with the 0.4Ω coil, I did think that the performance dropped off towards the end of the first week. I had to alter the wattage down to give a better flavour and reduce the harshness on the back of the throat. Of course this will change depending on the recipe of your chosen juice, obviously sweeter ones will gunk things up faster.
The airflow is great and really does enhance the flavour. It is loud, and I mean loud, as was the previous Zeus, but it has a nice airy feeling. The airflow when fully open is not too much, but I would advise having it slightly closed. This is a sub-ohm tank so you need high VG e-liquid.
Pros
- Solid inside and out
- Lovely finish
- Zeus series
- Top airflow is awesome
- Amazing flavour and clouds
- Plenty of room for your own 810 drip tip
Cons
- Coils longevity
- Drinks juice
Conclusion
I knew this was going to be released for a while, but I was told to keep hush and that it was in the making. That was all I knew though, but I heard good things about the R&D department at Geekvape and now it is here, it's wicked. It is simply a great tank to have in your kit pile.
I’ve used this tank for over two weeks now. The coils are great and I love the push fit. Now the coil lasted a good week before I had to crank it down to a much lower wattage so i didn’t get a burn. I’m torn whether it is the coils or the sugary liquid, who knows. The coils are great for both flavour and clouds, and I'd recommend anyone try them.
Now would I buy it? Yeah, I would. I’m a big fan of GeekVape products and have been for ages, they build quality and they really do put every effort in to the community so they can experience the true vaping industry. If you are in to the Zeus Series, this one is a must buy.
Equipment/Products Used
Mod – VGOD Pro - Pro200 - BlackTank – GeekVape – Zeus SubOhm Mesh Tank - SS
E-liquid – Monsta Vape – Scremo Mango – 70/30 3mg
Coils – GV – MeshZ1 KA1 0.4Ω 60-70W
Batteries – Samsung 25r 18650s & Sony VTC5a
Adam Bolt
Reviewer at POTVMy first mod kit was the majesty back in January 2018 where I started to try different hands-on with building all self-taught, understanding the difference behind them all. My first review was on the Wotofo Bravo, where I enjoyed writing it so much and I thought im going to do this so I set up my website www.vapinbolt.comand started producing a blog where I have gained many different partnerships with companies and ongoing contracts for the future going forward Vaping is great and I thank the great community it has where I have built relationships from people all over the world and here in the UK Liquids are now my new venture to have a stable but evenly guide into the vaping world...
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