Ceravape Soter
An 8ml, 510 threaded variable airflow tank system made of food grade stainless steel, Pyrex glass and features 3 ceramic wick dual coils providing a total of 6 heating wires. The tank also includes a variable airflow drip tip which provides a unique cooling system for the vapour.
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by Dan Willis
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The Ceravape Soter is a very impressive sub ohm tank, and the ceramic coils really do produce some very impressive flavour results. Considering as the coils are rated for 25-40w, it also does manage to provide some highly respectable clouds too, the vapour production I get from the wattage put through this tank I would normally expect to be produced at much higher wattage! Having a capacity of 8ml is a bonus as well, as that is enough to last most users a full day of vaping.
The ceramic coils are what have impressed me the most with the Ceravape Soter, the flavour is outstanding with these coils and the lifespan of them is outstanding as well, simply being able to dry burn and rinse them off so they are pretty much as new means that you don't need to purchase coils often, especially if you get three months use out of the coils.
If you aren't bothered about the size, and are looking for a tank that doesn't require much maintenance, is solidly built, produces great flavour and has the capacity to last you all day, the Ceravape Soter is definitely one for you to consider.
Dan Willis
Reviewer at POTVDan was an early adopter of vaping as a way to quit smoking and has seen and done pretty much all there is to see and do in the vaping world! From Ego batteries to mechs and from rebuildables to pods there isn't much that Dan hasn't tried.
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