Purchased this as an alternative low profile vape simply because it was so cheap. (Was using an 18350 kangside box mod with a goblin mini, which is ok, but chews batteries.) The supplied 0.6 om coils work ok providing plenty of vapour, but are a little tight even with the airflow fully open, would probably suit someone just coming off of cigarettes. I tried out the three coils supplied with the Cubis, the clapton and 1 ohm coil were underwhelming, but but the 0.5 ohm coil worked really well, it allows more airflow than the supplied coils and makes heaps of vapour. (As a bonus it is relatively easy to rebuild as well.) Battery life was a pleasant surprise, I got two full tanks and was just starting on a third before it required re-charging. Overall this is a really nice low profile mod that is easy to use and fill, makes plenty of vapour and costs less than a packet of smokes in Australia. Highly recommended for first timers or as a low profile device for trips out.

Purchased this as it looked like it would maximize volume available for juice in a BB or Abyss tank and it does not disappoint. (Maybe even smaller than the insider.) The quality of machining and finish are really good on all parts, it's great that all the airflow pins are included. The chamber is tiny, a 3mm ID clapton coil only just fits, the cutouts for wicking are a good size and it's kept juice up to the coil with no issues at all. (Is nowhere near as fussy as the insider about getting the wick right...) Would not hesitate to recommend.

I have two of these, both set up with chimney coils using NR-R-NR wire from Fastech and wicked with silica. (This setup seems to work best for airflow.) One is standard in an IBTanked with a hybrid adapter onto a stingray in 350 mode. (very small and looks cool.) The other is in an AGR+ tank, but I had to grind off the flange to allow it to fit properly. The silica wick allows the carto to be dry burned between tanks to clean up the coil. Performance seems to be far more consistent than a standard punched carto and it has a more open draw. I use a drill bit that slides neatly through the ceramic cup and positive pin to build the coils and it makes it very easy to build and then pack wick around the coil prior to removing the drill bit. For anyone reasonably proficient at coil building, this is a great alternative to cartos. I went away from carto tanks over a year ago, but this little gem has allowed me to rediscover them. Regards Linda

From my perspective, the Orchid design had never been all that compelling until this model came along. The glass tube, raised airflow tubes that reduce the chance of minor leaking and threaded air tube to prevent it easily coming apart pretty much fixed most of its shortcomings and for under $13- I could not resist giving it a go. The overall finish is excellent and it works well. Others have commented that the airflow is a little restricted for their tastes, but I have found it to be ok. In terms of design, it would have been nice for the glass diameter to match the OD of the top and bottom caps to give it a flush finish. (I know I'm being too picky...) Overall, for the price this atomizer represents excellent value for the money.

I've not been a fan of earbuds in the past as they tend to fall out too easily, but purchased these as they were worth a try at the price, they fit surprisingly well and with the inner hooks and don't tend to fall out. Sound quality is good and they connect every time. It will be interesting to see how long they last, but I've already had over 10 hours of use out of them. I tend to re-charge after two hours of use, so can't speak for how long the battery lasts. (Have not had the battery go flat yet.)