Altogether I’d say that the experience of vaping with the Stratos is a satisfying one, once you get past the sheer size of the thing it’s a beautiful and functional piece of engineering. After months of knocking anything that isn’t my Kayfun, I’ve finally found something that produces a sound vaping experience coupled with ease of use and looks both fresh and smart.
If you love your coil building and small tanks, this may not be for you, unless (like me) you occasionally just want something that works well without the fiddle.
If you’re looking for a tank that boasts great flavour, vapour and price, I don’t think you can go far wrong with the Stratos and it has earned its place amongst my favourite vaping paraphernalia.
Please note that the Stratos in this review is the US version. The European version is rumored to look similar to a Kayfun but I haven't seen it yet.
The Stratos will be available to purchase soon from TruVape and will RRP at £32-£36 depending on finish.
Toby Kilroy
Reviewer at POTVToby has been vaping since early 2012 and has used an array of devices and kit in that time. He sometimes writes up reviews but is often found with his head stuck in pages of code with a confused smile on his face. Toby also helps run his wife's site gethistory.co.uk and has two children. He sometimes fondly remembers having free time and occasionally manages to sneak away to put his head into a good book!
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