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Comparison of Aspire Vaping Tanks
Are you new to vaping -- or just new to the Aspire product ecosystem? If you are, you’ve probably noticed that Aspire has a dazzling array of vaping tanks available for all skill levels. Whether you’re shopping for your first Aspire tank or simply looking for an upgrade, the sheer variety of tanks may make it difficult for you to decide which tank to buy first. Never fear! This Aspire tank comparison will help you decide which Aspire tank is best for your needs.
Aspire K Series
- On the Go
- Great for Beginners
- Low cost
- Easy to use / Fewer parts
- Trusted and Reliable
Aspire Nautilus Series
List of Aspire Nautilus Tanks: Best for:- Introduction to tank-based vaping
- Mouth-to-lung inhaling
- Conservation of e-liquid
- Flavor chasing
What’s the appeal of the Aspire Nautilus tanks? When you smoke cigarettes, it’s likely that you draw the smoke into your mouth before inhaling it into your lungs. You’re going to want that experience to carry over when you make the switch from smoking to vaping. The problem, though, is that the majority of the e-cigarette tanks on the market are optimized for those who inhale the vapor directly to their lungs. The Aspire Nautilus series is legendary because it’s different -- it’s got the perfect air resistance for mouth-to-lung inhaling. Many long-term e-cigarette users also agree that the Aspire Nautilus series produces some of the purest flavor available from any e-cigarette tank.
Aspire Atlantis Series
List of Aspire Atlantis Tanks: Best for:- Increased vapor production
- Compatibility with both mouth-to-lung and direct-to-lung inhaling by changing the coil
- Bigger vapor clouds without compromising flavor quality
- Bigger vapor clouds with some e-liquid conservation
- Vaping with a variety of different drip tips
Do you like changing your tank's drip tip to customize your vaping experience? With every Aspire Atlantis tank except the Atlantis EVO, you can use the standard 510 drip tip of your choice. The Atlantis EVO uses a drip tip with an airflow collar for cooler vapor and doesn't work with other drip tips unless you use an adapter.
Aspire Triton Series
List of Aspire Triton Tanks: Best for:- Fast, convenient refilling
- Great vapor production with efficient cooling
- High-capacity e-liquid storage to offset the increased vapor production
How do you choose between the Aspire Triton vs. Aspire Atlantis? If you want big vapor clouds and don't mind the fact that you'll use a little more e-liquid to create those clouds, try the Aspire Triton. If you want moderately large clouds but don't want to use your e-liquid too quickly, try the Aspire Atlantis instead.
Aspire Cleito Series
List of Aspire Cleito Tanks: Best for:- Great combination of pure flavor and incredible vapor production
- Nearly competition-class vapor clouds with an affordable price for replacement coils
The Aspire Cleito and Cleito 120 do not use compatible coils; the Cleito 120 uses much larger coils designed to operate at up to 120 watts. If you like the uniqueness of the Cleito's design and want even more vapor, the Cleito 120 is for you.
Aspire Athos Series
List of Aspire Athos Tanks: Best for:- Huge vapor production; tops among virtually all sub-ohm tanks on the market
- Those who don’t mind consuming a lot of e-liquid
As great as all of the other features of the Aspire Athos are, they would mean nothing if the Athos didn't perform as great as it looked. We're pleased to say that the massive coil heads of the Athos -- which can include up to five individual atomizer coils within -- generate vapor like you've never seen before. We find the vapor clouds produced by the Athos comparable to what you'd experience with a rebuildable atomizer. This tank works best with inexpensive e-liquids, though, because you'll drain the tank quickly while you're blowing those clouds.
Aspire All-in-One AIO Series
List of Aspire ALL-in-One AIO tank kits:- Aspire Plato kit
- Aspire Breeze kit
- Aspire PockeX Kit
- Aspire Gusto and Aspire Gusto mini kits
- Safety and Security
- Convenient refill and coil change
- Conserves e-liquid
Aspire Revvo Series
List of Aspire Revvo Tanks: Best for:- Witnessing the future of vaping today
- Experiencing huge vapor production without the problems inherent in traditional coil designs
What Does VV or VV+ Mean on Aspire's CF Batteries:
What is VV or VV+ ? VV or VV+ is short of Variable Voltage. Variable Voltage is the ability to control the voltage output of your battery device. The plus symbol VV+ means an extra added flared beauty ring around the 510 connection for tank stability.
Why Does This Matter:
- At triple7vaping.com we believe variable voltage is a " Must Have " feature to give the user more control & a better overall vaping experience.
- Every e-Liquid / atomizer combination requires its own specific voltage output for optimal performance.
What's the Difference Between the Aspire VV & VV+ Batteries:
These 2 Aspire brand Batteries are identical in function however they are slightly different in there form. The Aspire VV+ battery has an added Beauty Ring on the collar. The Aspire VV+ Batteries also have a slightly larger firing button. There are advantages to both types of Aspire batteries. Some atomizer tanks just fit better on the aspire vv batteries because of the exposed outer thread connection. But we believe the general opinion is the Aspire VV+ with the added beauty ring and slightly larger firing button is more pleasing to the eye. After function it basically comes down to personal preference and what looks good to you. These 2 selections are THE top of the line e-cig batteries. With revolutionary technology like spring connection, carbon fiber coated tube, and safety holes. The Aspire Cf VV+ series batteries are currently only available on 1000mah capacity and black carbon fiber color only. On the other hand the Aspire VV battery series comes in a wider range of battery colors and capacity.These Aspire CF VV batteries range from 650 Mah - 1600 Mah, and are currently available in four carbon Fiber colors Black, Red, Blue, & Grey. Both the Aspire's Nautilus & Aspire's Nautilus Mini come with a flared beauty ring in there kits that fits and looks great on Aspire's CF VV battery series.
Aspire Bottom Vertical coil tank Atomizer Tips & Tricks:
Bottom vertical coils atomizers, Clear tank atomizers, Glass tank atomizers, are today's most effective way to get a great vape while still keeping it simple & convenient as possible. They are not perfect and they do require a minimum amount of maintenance from time to time. This section is to help new vapors, or new to bottom vertical coil atomizers, easily fix issues with "Gurgling" or "Burnt Taste". Bottom Vertical Coil Atomizers depend on the vacuum created inside the tank to work properly. Mant people talk often about airflow( and its important), but the main factor is the vacuum created inside the tank. Too much vacuum and the liquid inside the tank will flood the coil resulting in a bubbly or gurgle feel. Too little vacuum and the liquid will not properly feed into the coil which will give a burnt taste.
Aspire BVC Coil Replacement Guide & Priming Coil Guide:
- Carefully remove your replacement coil from your atomizer.
- Make sure all parts are properly cleaned, to where no excess e-liquid / e-juice is visible. Remember to ALWAYS keep your equipment clean.
- Fill & keep filled your atomizers tank with the proper e-liquid / e-juice. This is to assure the pressure is correct inside your atomizer's tank.
- Make sure your e-liquid / e-juice is the proper PG / VG combination for your atomizer / coils.
- Replace your genuine Aspire replacement coil, carefully screwing it down snug but not too tight. You may even want to drip just a couple drip of e-liquid / e-juice into the center of your replacement coil from better saturation.
- Replace all cleaned parts, wait an optimal 10 minutes to allow saturation of coil with e-liquid / e-juice.
- you may also prefer to take a couple "dry puffs" on your atomizer to help circulate the e-liquid / e-juice. This is done by drawing on the atomizer without pressing the power button. pulling airflow from the top will help the saturation and feed of your coil. This can also be done by holding the airflow hole with your finger, drawing quickly again and releasing your finger from the airflow hole for even further suction into the coil. But please be careful not to flood your tank like this. This is ONLY recommended for persons who are extremely familiar with there equipment. And of course should be done only once or so when priming the coil.