MAD DOG Dripping Atomizer Review

 　　Dripping atomizers are one of the most diverse categories of atomizers on the market.

  　　There are those that produce large vapor, those focused on flavor, some with turbines, side airflow, top airflow, bottom airflow... the classifications are numerous.   　　Each product embodies the designer's dedication and has its own unique characteristics.   　　The 528 was once popular worldwide due to its clamp-style design, which better supported fancy wires.   　　Today, the MAD DOG atomizer will become the atomizer that supports the widest width of fancy wires globally, bar none.   　　Why am I so confident to use the word "most"? Let's take a closer look at the introduction of the MAD DOG, and I believe you will also recognize this "most".   　　The MAD DOG comes in five colors: red, black, green, gold, and blue.   　　The material used is aviation aluminum with sandblasted oxidation. The advantage of aluminum is its rapid heat dissipation; of course, it also heats up quickly, but aluminum can be sandblasted and oxidized.   　　Friends familiar with the NEW BEAST should know that the color produced by this process is not easy to fade, as the color becomes part of the metal itself.   　　Sandblasted oxidation also has the benefit of a very smooth feel; if you have an iPhone 6 or 7, you can feel the comparison; the craftsmanship and feel are the same.   　　On the side, there is a finely engraved MAD DOG signature, with consistent depth and no sharp edges.   　　The yellow part on top is a drip tip made of imported PEI material, which can work stably at around 260 degrees Celsius.   　　It is heat-insulating, high-temperature resistant, and corrosion-resistant, making it a relatively luxurious material for use in atomizers, as imported PEI is very expensive.   　　This drip tip also has a significant highlight, which is something many players care about.   　　When drawing, the right-angle groove inside the drip tip retains condensation, so even if it is laid flat, as long as the condensation is not excessive,   　　it can be retained in the right-angle groove, making it difficult to draw into the mouth.   　　Comparing it with the drip tip of a turbine atomizer, the black one is not very noticeable, and it lacks this groove design, leading to a straight flow.   　　When laid flat, the condensation from previous draws has already started to flow out, while the MAD DOG has little condensation at the beginning; let’s add some oil to show you the effect.   　　Using an oil bottle, I dripped some e-liquid into the right-angle groove, and as you can see in the picture, it is almost overflowing...   　　In this state, there is no need to wipe; I can just pick it up and draw without sucking any into my mouth.   　　If there is more condensation, in an upright machine, the excess will flow back into the atomization chamber.   　　Imagine the scenario: while shopping, without any tissues, if there is too much condensation in the drip tip, one draw could result in a sweet, sticky e-liquid on your lips.   　　How disappointing! I have experienced countless situations where I had to find a restroom to wash the drip tip...   　　I remember at the exhibition, the VGOD team came to the MAD DOG booth and took quite a few MAD DOG drip tips to use on their atomizers.   　　It is said to be quite tight, and they were all forced in.   　　A small detail, but the MAD DOG truly considers the user experience!   　　The bottom of the MAD DOG also has a ring of PEI material as a gasket.   　　When we usually use dripping atomizers, as long as the data indicates large vapor, the heating is very intense.   　　Most of the heat quickly conducts to the metal body or rod, which significantly affects the user experience.   　　The relatively fragile mainboard of the device itself has its own heat dissipation issues, let alone the atomizer transmitting such high heat.   　　Although I haven't heard of anyone's device being burned, the user experience would certainly improve without this heat conduction.   　　Removing the bottom PEI, you can see the laser-etched logo and serial number.   　　The atomizer features dual side adjustable airflow, with angled airflow mimicking the effect of bottom direct airflow.   　　The flavor is rich and layered.   　　The base is plated with real 24K gold, and the gold-plated bottom electrode screws reduce internal damage, designed specifically for high power!   　　The dual-layer O-ring may be a bit tight; friends who prefer a looser cap can simply remove one.   　　D brand places great emphasis on user experience; even back in the Desert RDTA, they were the first to use cross screws instead of hex screws.   　　The MAD DOG even provides ample screws: one set of cross screws, one set of large flat screws, and one set of hex screws.   　　The large flat screws are easier to use; it is recommended to use them with thicker fancy wires.   　　The cross screws have shallow grooves and are prone to stripping, making them more suitable for making fine wires around 0.5.   　　The hex screws are left for players who have a fondness for hex screws! I personally don’t use them.   　　Hex wrenches are too easy to lose... unlike cross and flat screwdrivers, which are available everywhere.   　　Observing the electrode, you can see one large flat slot for the positive and negative electrodes.   　　The width reaches an exaggerated 6.85mm, while the most common fancy wires are around 2mm in width.   　　This means that as long as the most extreme fancy wire does not exceed 6.8mm, the MAD DOG can perfectly support it.   　　Each flat slot for threading has two screws to secure the wire, and there is a raised design at the bottom.   　　The atomizer's oil reservoir is very deep, allowing for a lot of oil storage when the cotton is properly done.   　　For large heating and vapor-producing fancy wires, this can significantly reduce the frequency of refills.   　　If the fancy wire used is not excessively wide and you want to make dual coils,   　　there is no need to fix two sets of wires together like the 528; you can fix one set first and then add the other set.   　　Separately making them is easier to manage the lengths of each wire's legs, reducing the probability of uneven heating.   　　【Note】 When using fancy wires for dual coils, remember to cut the length of the legs of the second set of fixed coils first; otherwise, they won't fit into the opposite side.   　　The MAD DOG aims to support the widest fancy wires while not neglecting the use of fine wires.   　　After all, most people still use 22G and 24G wires quite often.   　　When using fine wires, see the above image; the coils can be folded into the shape shown to fix the center coil in groups.   　　Of course, if you find it troublesome, you can also fix two sets of wires together in the middle threading hole.   　　The raised part in the middle of the threading hole can hold the wire well, preventing it from moving around.   　　Fixing narrower fancy wires in the middle threading hole is also quite simple, as shown in the image below.   　　Both sets of coils are fixed in the middle threading hole.   　　By the way, I recommend this wire, called super staggered coil.   　　Its width is 0.92mm, and with four wraps, it fits perfectly in the middle threading hole.   　　One set goes through, and after cutting the length of the legs of the other set, just twist the screw to secure it; there is no need to worry about whether it can hold the wire tightly.   　　As long as it does not protrude beyond the raised part of the threading hole, it can be tightly secured.   　　The gold-plated base has very high conductivity, and the BEAST box can drive this 0.15 resistance coil at 50W.   　　Moreover, the heating effect is still excellent.   　　Oh, I just mentioned recommending this wire, but I forgot to include the detail image.   　　The oil absorption speed is incredibly fast.   　　The super staggered coil consists of inner 28G*3 and outer 40G, made very tightly.   　　It does not leak oil, has a dense flavor, heats evenly, and provides an excellent experience.   　　However! I don’t know where to buy it; this was sent to me by the factory for testing, and I only remembered to try it after a month.   　　Once I used it, I couldn’t stop... I quickly went to check my chat records to see who sent me the wire... I can’t get enough of it, haha.   　　Don’t say I’m rushing; looking at the image, I noticed the flavor has become lighter, and I was about to add oil when I realized it could absorb the cotton so dry.   　　There is still oil stored inside the wire, and it draws without any burnt taste; it just has a lighter flavor.   　　================================================   　　Finally, are you feeling a bit tempted after seeing so many advantages? No worries! It’s just the right season for shopping during Double 11!   　　Summary of the advantages of the MAD DOG:   　　1: Bottom imported PEI gasket for heat insulation and high-temperature resistance, so the device won’t get hot from dripping oil anymore.   　　2: Top imported PEI drip tip with internal hook design, so even when the device is laid flat, condensation won’t be drawn into the mouth!   　　3: Currently the widest space for making wires globally; even the widest fancy wires can fit, while still supporting the placement of fine wires.   　　4: 24K gold-plated base reduces internal damage!   　　5: Dual side angled airflow mimics the aggressive flavor of bottom airflow.   　　6: Aviation aluminum sandblasted oxidation coloring, ensuring quick heat dissipation while maintaining a smooth feel.   　　7: Super deep oil reservoir; under normal data, one drip can last for dozens of draws without issue.   　　8: When making dual coils with fancy wires, they can be fixed in groups, eliminating the need to fix two coils together, reducing uneven heating caused by different leg lengths, making it easier for beginners to operate.   　　9: Thoughtful accessory pack, with three sets of screws included: one set of hex screws, one set of large flat screws, and one set of cross screws.   　　Disadvantages? Impossible... The MAD DOG's craftsmanship still has room for improvement; there are still burrs in the airflow area, but I believe the manufacturer will refine the details in future versions!   　　Finally, the MAD DOG will soon be available on the 17 testing page http://ce.17vape.com/; players can apply to try it out.   　　Another good news is that if you enjoy playing with fancy wires and have good photography skills, you can start preparing your photos now.   　　The photo content should feature the fancy wire after production and close-ups of the atomizer; there will be an event soon to select the best photos, rewarding the winner with a MAD DOG!