LAVA Sub-Ohm Atomizer Review

The lava atomizer is roughly divided into five components, namely, the drip nozzle, the top cover, the glass chamber, the atomization core, and the base. It is not difficult to see from the picture that the interior of the base reflects colorful colors under the sunlight. This is a trick to distinguish authentic lava from refined lava.
The large diameter of the drip nozzle has been pointed out in previous Lava RTA versions, and the "bite feeling" comfort has been accepted by the public. Because the bottom surface of the drip nozzle is relatively smooth, you need to pay attention to the rubber ring not to be lost or damaged, otherwise "stuck" will occur. If it gets stuck, the friends use two rubber leather pieces and then "work hard" to remove them.# p#pagination title #e# The oil filling ring is the first difference found in the presbyopic version. The finished version of the lava atomizer also has large double-sided oil injection holes. In order to facilitate the connection of the finished atomizing core, an "extension" is made at the bottom of the oil filling ring, and this "extension" is designed in an "inverted funnel" style, which can return part of the condensate down the flue. However, the condensate reflux design has advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that there is no need to wipe too much condensation, and the residue of condensate will be reduced; the disadvantage is that after the condensation flows back into the atomization core, if the air inlet hole is opened small or the power is used too small, it may cause condensation in the atomization core. Too much liquid remains, resulting in a slight "fried oil" phenomenon. (Most atomizers on the market are designed this way. Why are you so picky?)
The base still continues to have a unified style, and the "Made InChina" area is also what we Chinese people should adhere to. Independent numbering satisfies vanity, and the bottom electrode is still gold plated to stabilize the stability of the atomization core. The long and large air inlet hole will also taste the taste in the smoke. Some friends removed the intake ring for convenience, but does it really look good? The reason why presbyopic does not recommend this is that when using a larger intake atomizer, the oil filling ring can block some leakage and frying problems, and prevent excessive smoke oil from flowing into the main engine 510 interface.
The finished atomizing core has a large body and a "golden glow" all over its body, which makes people "greatly increase their appetite". The huge oil guide hole and the large bottom electrode and air inlet hole are enough to show that the smoke volume of this finished atomizer will not be defeated by ordinary DIY large smoke atomizers. The 0.5Ω atomizing core is as big as the outer bin, and the recommended power is 32- 45W. Various matters are enough to encourage presbyopic to take apart the atomizing core and study how the heating wire is built.
The first time I saw the appearance of the atomizing core in the picture, the presbyopic's eyes were straight! The combination of Clapton heating wire and ordinary wire is the first time to see presbyopic in the finished atomizing core. The characteristics of Clapton wire's fast heating speed, strong explosive power, and rich smoke will not be described too much. Although the creativity of combining it with ordinary heating wire is not the first product designed in this way, it is enough to show that the Cool Vapor team has worked hard and carefully. There is no doubt that the welded end will not cause jumping. (I have been testing presbyopic for a week. When testing tobacco oils with different tastes, no jumping phenomenon was found, and the core life has not yet reached.) Hua wanted to try to swap the base of the lava RTA version with the finished version, but was disappointed. After all, the size of the DIY base is different from the finished atomizing core, and the original design intention is not a universal version (otherwise, wouldn't it be more convenient to directly design the finished atomizing core). In terms of taste, the taste of the finished lava atomizer is still a relatively good product among the finished large smoke atomizer. The test results obtained by experiencing different tobacco oils are that it will feel very comfortable to use a finished lava atomizer to smoke rich tobacco oils of "nuts","coffee", and "light tobacco" types. Instead, if you use fruit-flavored tobacco oil with added "mint", it seems that the coolness is more prominent, and the sweetness is the same as that of the RTA version, which can increase the sweetness. It is more suitable for users who like to smoke "sweet" tobacco oil.# p#pagination title #e# ? In terms of smoke volume, the smoke volume of finished lava atomizer is relatively large. Compared with most atomizers with 0.5Ω atomizing cores, the amount of smoke does not need to be described too much. However, some players also said that this is an advantage of "opportunism". Don't care about too many details here, just use it comfortably.
However, not all atomizers are without defects, and finished lava atomizers are no exception. At the beginning of use, tobacco oil is used directly after wetting the cotton. There may be some frying oil in a few bites. What you need to do at this time is to rub it into a strip with toilet paper and "go deep" through the cigarette holder to let the toilet paper absorb the excess tobacco oil; or, like lazy presbyopic, take a few puffs and it won't appear. Finished atomizer and DIY atomizer are two different concepts. For users who are new to e-cigarettes, they must distinguish between "primary and secondary" to determine what type of product they are suitable for use. If it is a "white-collar office worker" or a user who is busy every day, this finished atomizer is indeed a better choice; for players with more rest time, perhaps the finished atomizer is not enough., and thus pursuing higher-end products. So please stop asking "whether the finished atomizer is better or the DIY atomizer is better".