Review of the BLITZ GHOUL RDA atomizer
Are you familiar with BLITZ? If not, you may still remember the highly performance-focused Musketeer atomizer. This time, BLITZ has released a new atomizer, the GHOUL RDA. The packaging uses a slide-out box design, with a transparent window showing the at
Speaking of BLITZ, are you familiar with it? If not, that's okay, but when it comes to the Gunslinger, everyone surely remembers it, the atomizer that particularly tests data. This time, BLITZ has also released a new atomizer, the GHOUL RDA demon atomizer.
The packaging adopts a pull-out box design, with a transparent window to see the main body of the atomizer, and on the right side is the demon logo consistent with the atomizer.
The atomizer includes the main body, a knurled transparent replacement drip tip, a 510 drip tip adapter, spare O-rings, bottom fill screws, electrode screws, replacement pressure plates, and an electrode screw key. The atomizer cover adopts a curved design, not straight up and down, with the ghoul demon logo engraved on the front. Personally, I feel that the stainless steel version is more aesthetically pleasing.
The honeycomb drip tip can be replaced with the knurled drip tip included in the accessories. The inner wall of the atomizer is quite thick, and when held alone, it feels slightly heavy. There are dual airflow inlets on the side, and the base features a single-coil pressure plate structure. The heating wire pressure plate material is made of zirconia, a commonly used high-temperature resistant material with a melting point above 2000°C. Additionally, the pressure plate structure does not include springs, which may pose some resistance for beginners when installing the wire, but single-coil installation is not difficult and can be ignored.
One side has a straight-through structure, while the other side has a diversion structure, which will inevitably cause different airflow amounts on both sides of the heating wire, affecting the flavor somewhat.
Single-coil RDA atomizers are no longer a rare product, but most single-coil atomizers use the old dual-post dual-hole structure, which is not very convenient for players with less dexterity.
However, the GHOUL (demon) RDA adopts a pressure plate structure that makes the single-coil setup and adjustment process much simpler. By using an insulating pressure column, both the positive and negative wire legs can be fixed simultaneously, making the installation process straightforward without needing to pay too much attention. It is suitable for both fancy coils and fine wires, making installation easy.
The heating wire should be placed as close to the straight-through airflow inlet as possible, and the height should be kept low to enhance flavor and create a draw resistance. Be sure to leave some extra wire legs and make a bend as shown in the diagram.
The design concept of the GHOUL (demon) RDA indeed has some unique elements, such as its novel shape and "pseudo dual-hole airflow" design. After experiencing it for a while, I found that this atomizer has a wide range of draw resistance adjustments from lung hits to mouth hits, and under reasonable data, the flavor is quite outstanding, making it highly playable.
The packaging adopts a pull-out box design, with a transparent window to see the main body of the atomizer, and on the right side is the demon logo consistent with the atomizer.
The atomizer includes the main body, a knurled transparent replacement drip tip, a 510 drip tip adapter, spare O-rings, bottom fill screws, electrode screws, replacement pressure plates, and an electrode screw key. The atomizer cover adopts a curved design, not straight up and down, with the ghoul demon logo engraved on the front. Personally, I feel that the stainless steel version is more aesthetically pleasing.
The honeycomb drip tip can be replaced with the knurled drip tip included in the accessories. The inner wall of the atomizer is quite thick, and when held alone, it feels slightly heavy. There are dual airflow inlets on the side, and the base features a single-coil pressure plate structure. The heating wire pressure plate material is made of zirconia, a commonly used high-temperature resistant material with a melting point above 2000°C. Additionally, the pressure plate structure does not include springs, which may pose some resistance for beginners when installing the wire, but single-coil installation is not difficult and can be ignored.
One side has a straight-through structure, while the other side has a diversion structure, which will inevitably cause different airflow amounts on both sides of the heating wire, affecting the flavor somewhat.
Single-coil RDA atomizers are no longer a rare product, but most single-coil atomizers use the old dual-post dual-hole structure, which is not very convenient for players with less dexterity.
However, the GHOUL (demon) RDA adopts a pressure plate structure that makes the single-coil setup and adjustment process much simpler. By using an insulating pressure column, both the positive and negative wire legs can be fixed simultaneously, making the installation process straightforward without needing to pay too much attention. It is suitable for both fancy coils and fine wires, making installation easy.
The heating wire should be placed as close to the straight-through airflow inlet as possible, and the height should be kept low to enhance flavor and create a draw resistance. Be sure to leave some extra wire legs and make a bend as shown in the diagram.
The design concept of the GHOUL (demon) RDA indeed has some unique elements, such as its novel shape and "pseudo dual-hole airflow" design. After experiencing it for a while, I found that this atomizer has a wide range of draw resistance adjustments from lung hits to mouth hits, and under reasonable data, the flavor is quite outstanding, making it highly playable.
