RBA Reviews

Aspire Atlantis

This is the first in a series of reviews where we look at the “new” range of sub ohm tanks that started to hit the market late last year, starting with the Aspire Atlantis.

by Dave Junglist
Mar 5, 2015

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You can get this tank for around $30 if you are prepared to wait a bit for delivery or for around £30 direct from a UK seller. If you want to sub ohm but don’t want to coil yourself then it is a really good option. If you are happy with your current vape set up then my advice would be not to change. You don’t need to spend more money on a higher juice consumption - but it is fun!

Another note, this excursion into sub ohming has got me interested again in this type of set up. Since getting the juice and mod set up working for me I have had success with RDAs that had laid dormant in the vape box since last year and I have also been using the YouDe Goblin and we’ll put a review up of that shortly.

There are a lot of other sub ohm tanks on the market too, The Kanger Subtank and its little brothers, there is also the Freemax Starre which has now hit the UK shores and we will get a look at that as well very soon - that one comes with 0.5 or 0.25 ohm coils…

I purchased this item from Ecigproseller - a relatively new seller based in ShenZen, China. We were also sent a unit free of charge from John at Hawk Vape - and we will give this away in a competition which you can enter here.

Dave Junglist

Reviewer at POTV

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Dave Junglist is co-owner of Planet of the Vapes and has been vaping since 2015. He spent his early years with his head in a bass bin and was a very committed and experienced smoker. He had his first cigarette at the age of 13 and just knew it was for him. He did stop briefly with the aid of patches but reverted quickly and became a ‘secret’ smoker, working hard to keep his weak will from the attention of his family. Vaping made an honest man of him and for this he is forever thankful. He has been involved in websites since completing a degree in Environmental Science in the late nineties. At that time there was pretty much no contact with computers but on joining the regular workforce and deciding that the world-wide-web was the future he blagged his first job as a web designer and never looked back. As you would expect from a junglist, Dave likes his beats and is most comfortable when the bass is wobbly.