Quality Clones

[cosd]

A simple one today, a question I'm guessing will have loads of answers....

Which Manufacturers make the best quality clones?

 

[Miss Pepper]

My fave is hcigar.

Im sure others have theirs

 

[inselaffe]

My fave is hcigar.

Im sure others have theirs

HCigar clones have never let me down and for the price they are good quality IMO

 

[ebayhomepc]

Hcigar quality is dropping fast and infinite is rising up at the minute.

 

[wuz_uk]

Hcigar quality is dropping fast and infinite is rising up at the minute.

i must agree and i see more than most

 

[cheersm8]

A simple one today, a question I'm guessing will have loads of answers....

Which Manufacturers make the best quality clones?

Simple question, simple answer - The Chinese!

 

[big benson]

Infinite is the daddy ATM.


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[Global33]

Interesting... Worth buying an Infinite over an H Cigar Kayfun clone? Or maybe stick with an original an get the new Fogger?

 

[BAVapes]

Interesting... Worth buying an Infinite over an H Cigar Kayfun clone? Or maybe stick with an original an get the new Fogger?

Fogger is a great piece of kit, an original rebuildable tank atomizer made and designed by a Chinese company (Yiloong). It's like a combination of all the other RBAs in one.

I find that the air draw on the Kayfun is very tight, whereas on the Fogger v4 it is much more airier due to the larger air hole and the fact that it has TWO air holes not one. If you want a tighter draw with your Fogger, you can always adjust the air flow control to make the smaller too. With the Kayfun you're stuck with a tight draw that cant get any bigger or smaller as there's no adjustment.

Also... Kayfun tanks crack, I'm on my 3rd tank now The Fogger tank is glass, so you're not gonna run into that problem with it.

 

[Global33]

Fogger is a great piece of kit, an original rebuildable tank atomizer made and designed by a Chinese company (Yiloong). It's like a combination of all the other RBAs in one.

I find that the air draw on the Kayfun is very tight, whereas on the Fogger v4 it is much more airier due to the larger air hole and the fact that it has TWO air holes not one. If you want a tighter draw with your Fogger, you can always adjust the air flow control to make the smaller too. With the Kayfun you're stuck with a tight draw that cant get any bigger or smaller as there's no adjustment.

Also... Kayfun tanks crack, I'm on my 3rd tank now The Fogger tank is glass, so you're not gonna run into that problem with it.

Thanks for the detailed reply. I use my Nautilus with the largest air hole, but hadn't considered that for an RBA.

At the risk of derailing the thread (sorry) which would people say is easiest to build and setup?