Innokin Zenith 2 Tank [Black]

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Dropping the airflow down to just one hole, its still a good vape for me, but much more on the tighter side. The kit comes with a 0.8Ω Mesh coil, ideally for MTL and also a 0.3Ω Mesh Z-Coil ideally for more of a Direct-Lung vape and has a 5.5ml capacity. Innokin Zenith II Tank is an upgraded version of the Zenith tank, designed by Innokin. Zenith 2 is better compared to the previous one, with many changes made. Transitioning from quiet and smooth MTL to superior RDL smoking, the smoking experience is enhanced by precise airflow change. The Zenith II has a similar style to the original Zenith, but with a more modern and minimalist look. Innokin has removed the risers found on the original Zenith, so your personal mouthpiece will look perfect for the tank. The Innokin Zenith 2 Tank comes with a top filling design which a liquid capacity is 2 ml and a 510 connector meaning it can pair with almost any vape mod. The Zenith II includes two of the latest Z-coils, a 0.8ohm MTL flavour maker, and a new 0.3ohm RDL. The Zenith II continues with a super-simple torsion-filled top cover and an easy coil replacement system.

Cut off the power when firing from 3 seconds to 18 seconds along with displaying the Device Identification number and restoring the device to factory settings. Flavour & Clouds The 0.8Ω Mesh and the 0.3Ω Mesh coil, but there are also a number of other coils available for the Zenith 2 tank. It might be said that the Coolfire Z80 kit nowadays would be ideal for someone who perhaps uses pod systems and disposables and wants to take the next step into a full on kit. At higher wattage, I found the 0.3Ω coil wasn’t too comfortable so I usually vaped at around 35-watts.

Both the top and the bottom of the tank are designed to be easy to grip. Unlike the original, there’s no liquid flow control on the Zenith II, but it’s the two designers’ claim that the silicon gasket will prevent any flooding. I never had any flooding when filling the tank, so I guess they are right. The Coolfire Z80 is a great mod, and the Zenith II is a great MTL tank. Which makes this one a great kit. It’s innovative, classy, sexy looking, with a great hand feel and easily some of the best MTL you can get. And the two new modes show a lot of potential, even if I didn’t find a lot of use for FØ mode personally. Fully compatible with the ever-popular Z-Series coils, the Zenith 2 hosts a few new features that really make it stand out from the crowd, including the ability to swap out your coil without losing a drop of e-liquid as well as a perfect "Twist And Fill" system that is a breeze to use. I really like how the glass is protected from the frame of the tank. Just like with the Zlide – Now this doesn’t mean you cant break it, but its certainly more durable than most of the tanks we see. The Base: The threading for the battery cap is nice and smooth and I’ve had no issues with the battery door at all. Externals:

I’ve really no concerns over the lifespan of the Coolfire Z80 kit as long as you take care of it with regular maintenance, cleaning of the tank and aren’t too bothered by scruffs and scratches. If you’re looking for a proper kit, that’s going to last and be enjoyed, the Coolfire Z80 Kit is a respectable option.The tank comes with two coils inside the box, and it is compatible with the full line of Z-coils. The two coils you get are the 0.8-ohm (MTL), and the 0.3-ohm (RDL). Producing a fully adjustable wattage that ranges from 6-80w, with Innokin’s latest chip this device now fires the coil in just 0.003 seconds. The front of the display has a really nicely style fire button, protruding nicely and with that nice etched circular effect, it really stands out thanks to the gold rim around the button.