The stats:
• Chrome plated brass
• poly-carbonate tank
• 510 threaded
• 2.5ml stated capacity
• Chrome plated brass
• poly-carbonate tank
• bottom coil clearomizer
• top filling• 510 threaded
• 2.5ml stated capacity
Package contents:
• 1 x Kanger Unitank
• 1 x 510 drip tip
• 3 x Atomizer Head for Kanger • Protank - all 2.5ohm
• 1 x Ego Cone Cover
The Review:
This is the Kanger Protank redesigned to be top filling an without the Pyrex glass. There are a few other differences, such as Kanger's statement that "Unlike other Kanger Tanks, the Unitank is 510 Threaded and it will work on 510 thread MOD/APV without the need for an adapter." Also, Kanger claims better flavor with this tank, both of which I will address below. As always with Kanger the packaging is excellent, even if their English isn't. This tank has been out for a couple weeks, and I have been using it exclusively for that time to bring you the best information I can.
Airflow: As with many 510 tanks I feel like there's a fine balance between tightening it until it's stable and correct air flow, and I hate fiddling with it to find the balance. This tank is not compatible with the Protank Mini base, so it can not be easily converted to ego for better air flow like the Protank. I believe the threading and air holes on the 510 connector are slightly better than the Protank so it is slightly easier to get good airflow when not using an adapter. I know some mods/batteries have better 510 connectors than others, but I don't like the inconsistency. One issue I ran into is related to the fact that the tank is divided into two sections so it does not leak when filling from the top. When it gets low some of the juice stays in the top section and you get dry fires because the bottom section is empty. The only solution I have found to this is adding more juice, but I really dislike seeing juice in my tank and getting dry fires.
Vapor Prodction: It feels slightly more productive than the Protank and the flavor seems to be a little cleaner. You get slightly more capacity than the Mini Protank on a 510 threaded tank that you can refill from the top.
Look and Feel: This tank looks great and has the same removable drip tip as the Protank and Mini Protank. I like that they have made a tank that is not Pyrex glass because I am not as worried about dropping it and having the glass shatter, which has happened to me with the Protank. As long as you're not using acidic juices it's fine. The tank is heavy and feels sturdy when you hold it, and the threading is all excellent. The top filling makes it super easy to add juice and I have had no problems with leaking or filling the tank, there's plenty of room to add juice. The way the top cap seals down so nicely you really feel like nothing is going to ever leak out of this tank.
The Tip:
When filling push the center pin down a few times so more juice gets in the bottom if you're filling from mostly empty. Otherwise you're wasting that space in the bottom that could otherwise be filled.
Conclusion:
I like the vapor production and 510 connection slightly better than the Protank, but the separator and top filling bring enough negatives that I still prefer the Protank. I don't like seeing juice in my tank and having no way for it to get to the wick. I also don't like being able to top off the tank if I'm about to go out with it. Thus I give it 4/5 Stars.
• 1 x Kanger Unitank
• 1 x 510 drip tip
• 3 x Atomizer Head for Kanger • Protank - all 2.5ohm
• 1 x Ego Cone Cover
The Review:
This is the Kanger Protank redesigned to be top filling an without the Pyrex glass. There are a few other differences, such as Kanger's statement that "Unlike other Kanger Tanks, the Unitank is 510 Threaded and it will work on 510 thread MOD/APV without the need for an adapter." Also, Kanger claims better flavor with this tank, both of which I will address below. As always with Kanger the packaging is excellent, even if their English isn't. This tank has been out for a couple weeks, and I have been using it exclusively for that time to bring you the best information I can.
Airflow: As with many 510 tanks I feel like there's a fine balance between tightening it until it's stable and correct air flow, and I hate fiddling with it to find the balance. This tank is not compatible with the Protank Mini base, so it can not be easily converted to ego for better air flow like the Protank. I believe the threading and air holes on the 510 connector are slightly better than the Protank so it is slightly easier to get good airflow when not using an adapter. I know some mods/batteries have better 510 connectors than others, but I don't like the inconsistency. One issue I ran into is related to the fact that the tank is divided into two sections so it does not leak when filling from the top. When it gets low some of the juice stays in the top section and you get dry fires because the bottom section is empty. The only solution I have found to this is adding more juice, but I really dislike seeing juice in my tank and getting dry fires.
Vapor Prodction: It feels slightly more productive than the Protank and the flavor seems to be a little cleaner. You get slightly more capacity than the Mini Protank on a 510 threaded tank that you can refill from the top.
Look and Feel: This tank looks great and has the same removable drip tip as the Protank and Mini Protank. I like that they have made a tank that is not Pyrex glass because I am not as worried about dropping it and having the glass shatter, which has happened to me with the Protank. As long as you're not using acidic juices it's fine. The tank is heavy and feels sturdy when you hold it, and the threading is all excellent. The top filling makes it super easy to add juice and I have had no problems with leaking or filling the tank, there's plenty of room to add juice. The way the top cap seals down so nicely you really feel like nothing is going to ever leak out of this tank.
The Tip:
When filling push the center pin down a few times so more juice gets in the bottom if you're filling from mostly empty. Otherwise you're wasting that space in the bottom that could otherwise be filled.
Conclusion:
I like the vapor production and 510 connection slightly better than the Protank, but the separator and top filling bring enough negatives that I still prefer the Protank. I don't like seeing juice in my tank and having no way for it to get to the wick. I also don't like being able to top off the tank if I'm about to go out with it. Thus I give it 4/5 Stars.
Kanger Unitank
Reviewed by Vaping Nerd on Oct 28 2013
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Reviewed by Vaping Nerd on Oct 28 2013
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