OOh I have in my hand the snazzy new Eleaf Rotor sub ohm tank!
I love a good mesh sub ohm tank – I still really enjoy using the Freemax Mesh Pro and Fireluke Mesh 2 (From the Twister kit) so anything that gives me mesh coil heads and the promise of more flavour is something I am interested in!
So when the Rotor Tank appeared I instantly was curious as to how this would perform!
Does the little fan addition increase or simply dilute the output of this tank? Let’s have a good old play and find out!
What Can We Expect From The Eleaf Rotor Sub Ohm Tank?
The Eleaf Rotor Sub Ohm Tank has indeed raised a few eyeballs with one controversial feature.
Upon first glance it looks pretty conventional and has a similar design to the Eleaf Ello range – such as the Ello Pop (in the iStick Mix Kit) or the Ello Duro (in the Lexicon kit). In fact this tank still uses the same coil range as the Ello tanks – the HW coils.
So what makes this tank so curious?
Well it is the new HW-T coil head. This has a tiny little fan inside which apparently will aid air circulation and deliver extra flavour and vapour.
