DCT's / Cartos / Clearos

[Bigwhiterabbitt]

I think I'm right in saying they all serve the same purpose - vapor/nicotine delivery system.. But which 1 gives the best vape?

I'm sure there are lots of you out there that have tried every configuration under the sun so I'd realy like to hear your opinions...

 

[izzy11]

Hi I am pretty new to this, but I started with a kit with cartos and a clearo. The cartos gave loads of vapour and good throat hit etc, but personally I got fed up with keep topping them up. The clearo that came with it did not have a changeable coil, but that was very good. So now I use kanger t3's easy to fill, easy to clean, hold 2.4ml liquid, good vapour, throat hit and flavour., when the coils gone just screw another one on.
You will have to try different types like I did to find the one that suits your taste and usage, happy testing
Yes they all do the same thing.

 

[ecignet]

I concur with izzy. The carto's were nice...as nice as clearo's to me...but I didnt like the fact that at some point, out the blue, BANG, burning taste (ran out of liquid and couldnt tell) and then the carto was ruined.

I also find the cleaning part of coils/clearos etc meditating..so it works for me. I'm a heavy vaper, so like looking at my device and thinking "right, got 5 hours juice...4 hours battery...lets go to Sainsbury's...) :-)

 

[Arctic_Wolf]

Again, I completely agree with everything that Izzy and Ecignet have said.

I'm relatively new to all of this as well, but I've just started to try out some new kit, and some much better batteries as well. My new Innokin itaste MVP super battery arrived this morning and it's a great bit of kit. I also got some Ego 1100mAh twist variable voltage batteries as well, so far, also a significant improvement over the smaller manual 650mAh batteries.

I still use my CE5's, which I got as part of a starter kit, plus some extras as well, when out and about, the smaller CE5's with a 650mAh are just a little bit more discreet and fit well in pockets. I too got fed up with constantly filling and cleaning the CE5's however, but that's just me, and is due to my personal circumstances.

I'm now using the Kanger MT3's as my main system (very similar to Izzy's T3's, but they hold 3ml of liquid and they have a metal shell, not plastic), otherwise they work in exactly the same fashion as Izzy has already described :-) . Because the MT3's are of a slightly higher resistance as well, I got the uprated batteries, and the MT3's have gone from being very good to outstanding.

All the best, hope you find a setup you like soon :-) .