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SMOK TECH RSST , or AGI dripping atomizer UD ?

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Please feel free to share opinions about this two products , and if you tried one of them please share with us .

SMOK TECH RSST :

Brief description
Product code[FONT=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]SMKRSST[/FONT]
Item No.RSST
BrandSMOKTECH
MaterialStainless steel
TubePolycarbon
SolderNo solder
Threading510
Wickstainless steel mesh wick
[FONT=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Capacity [/FONT]2.8 Ml
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UD AGI DRIPPING ATOMIZER

Model No. AGI e-cig dripping atomizers
Colors of the Dripping Atomizer Stainless
Atomizer Material 304 stainless
Size Ø:22mm
Liquid hold2.5 Ml
Liquid Capacity Dripping
Battery voltage 3.7-6V
Resistance Can be adjusted
Compatibility can use any 510 thread battery or MODS
Neutral packing Color box
Certificate Iso9001/CE/RoHS
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Pros:

Ridiculously easy to set up, easier than any of the aga's, for example.
Because the juice tank is self contained, you don't need to worry about the mesh wick touching the bottom and shorting.
Looks decent at a relatively cheap price point.
Great taste.

Cons:

A complete clone of the AC9, so making money off the back of somebody else's innovation and industry, if that bothers you.
Tank isn't glass, though it is thick and sturdy.
Some people find the 1mm airhole draw too tight. Though many will drill this out to anywhere between 1.2-1.5mm, which provides more vapour.
 
Thank you very much , very appreciated your honest description and opinion .
What would be worth ? How much would you pay for this if you would need a new one , or you just heard about it and look to buy one ?
 
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AGI,

Pros: looks stunning,
Works extremely well in both modes

Cons: Slight leaking if the grubs are not positioned correctly
 
@danfoshizzle
Please share with us how much is worth ,how much did you paid for it and what do you believe about purchasing a new one , or recommend to your friends ?

 
Purchased two AGI & RSST, AGI looked great at first but regret I bought them, voltage drop, center spring so thin that mine are now welded together and blackened in center, seems AGI can't handle higher currents, has tiny meshhole and it's threaded, you'll have to make really thin wicks on AGI, bottom plug screws have a really loose fit so might leak in dripper mode, mine leaks inside my center tube as well, fiddly to setup and negative deck screw is placed to close to the mesh hole.

RSST, exellent atty, I get much more vapor and heat, easy to setup, looks better, I got nicced out with RSST so needed to adjust my juice a bit.
No spare parts comes with except a nice drip tip, I would have peferred a second o-ring for the topcap for a more snug fit.

RSST produce alot of condensation but so does AGI, RSST is the way to go, great value and I will pickup a few more.
 
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