My overall experience with this atty is pretty good! Excellent fog, flavor and throathit! Building/rebuilding and wicking the atty is just like Orchids/Goblins. However, the advantage with Silverplay is that the juice channels are huge. You can stuff enough cotton in the channels which later helps you in avoiding leakage problems. The atty hasn't leaked even once no matter how I put it (laid down on it's side, upside down, etc) down on the table. The thing just won't leak like my Orchids and Goblins used to leak. Filling/Refilling is just like the Orchids, bottom refilling. It has a screw, unscrew it to refill with a syringe/needle or a bottle with nozzle, no leakage whatsoever! The overall vaping quality is impressive and I'm loving this atomizer.

PROs in Detail: Mod is very efficient! I tried the same atomizer on my SX300 at 35 watts and then tried it on the IPV at 35 watts, there's a considerable difference in the performance. IPV wins by a good margin! Hits better on the IPV Mini V2! The switches are easy to use, the display screen is nice and easy to read. Just have to tilt the mod to the left to read or better yet, tilt your face to the right and read haha. The mod remembers the wattage setting even if you remove the battery and re-insert the battery in the mod. The weight and design is pretty good ergonimically. Easy to hold and fire with the side button. The mod doesn't heat up when I vape on higher wattage (tested up to 50 warts lol). However, the atomizer heats up and transfers some heat to the mod. Hook up a heatsink if you wish. Charging cable and the user manual is included in the package. ------------------------------------------------------------------- CONs in detail: Battery door doesn't close fully, so with a slight touch, the mod rotates on the round battery cover. The wattage adjustment rushes too fast after a couple of seconds. Unlike my SX300, changing wattage on this requires some patience. 510 center pin is sprint loaded but the spring is too stiff. You have to screw in the atomizer a bit forcefully. The chargin port is in the base. Talk about charging the mod with the atty screwed in. You know what's going to happen. The 510 positive contact inside is not centered, it's inclined to one side. Make sure you use a properly wrapped battery or the center pin of the mod will directly short your battery. Although there would be protection but what fun is it trying a badly wrapped battery in this mod lol

Except the charging port in the base, this mods works absolutely great! The mod is good sized, easy to hold, looks nice, feels like a quality product, clicky switches, etc. Works wonderfully in the TC mode, exactly as specified. Recommended mod!

This is by far one of my best RTAs. Like it more than the goblins since Goliath is easier to coil/wick. The best feature in this atty is the juice control. If you don't like too much juice flowing to the coil, you can control it easily. Construction is near perfect, it is a very nicely built clone. Apart from a few little kinks, this is a winner! As for the kinks, Top filling is a bit painful because the glass tank needs to be held down or you may end up dropping juice everywhere. In order to change or tinker with the coil, you have to empty the tank. The positive pin is too close to the negative pin on the deck, so had to sand down the positive pin in order to increase the gap. Juice control ring becomes a pain if you screw-in the top cap a bit tight.

Would've loved it even more if it had a glass tank and I see no reason why it can't have one. This atty is awesome on flavor! Built it with Kanthal 0.32 wire (28 AWG) and wicked with organic cotton. Those juice holes are huge and allow enough juice to be wicked. Easy to work with, allows different kinds of builds with it's intelligently designed Negative post, great on flavor and fog, allows both M2L vaping and lung hits. A must have Genesis style atty.