The Freemax M Pro 2 Sub Ohm Tank is available in the Maxus 200W kit or on its own.
I am a huge Freemax fan – one of my favourite sub-ohm tanks ever is the Freemax Mesh Pro. The good news is that is the update to that tank – the M Pro 2!
More Details On The Freemax M Pro2 Sub Ohm Tank…
The main complaint about the Mesh Pro tank was the top slide to fill cap. It didn’t have much resistance and a lot of people had issues with the cap moving inside a bag/pocket etc and spewing out all of your lovely e-liquid in places you didn’t want it to be.
So on version 2 a series of metal balls have been added to the top cap assembly to create a slight restriction to the slide mechanism on the cap. Hopefully that will solve the annoying slide-y problem!
Another update is the release of a new range of coils which have a SS (Stainless steel) 904L (military grade) mesh heating element.
There are single (X1), double (X2), triple (X3) and quad (X4) mesh coils in the range. I am not sure if these are compatible with the original Mesh Pro.
Unfortunately there is an error on the Freemax website where they have re-used the text from the Fireluke 3 page. The coils are not cross compatible between the Fireluke Mesh 1,2,3 and the Mesh Pro/M Pro 2.
As with the original there is a bottom airflow adjustment ring to tailor the draw to your preference.
The bubble glass used on the 5ml standard version has a diamond cut glass tube. There is also a 2ml version for TPD regulated areas but the glass on this one is not as fancy!
There are 6 colours to choose from: Blue, Yellow, Red, Black, Orange and Green.
Kit Includes
- Fireluke M Pro2 tank
- M2 904l SS Mesh coil 0.2ohm
- M1 904l SS Mesh coil 0.15ohm
- Spare glass
- Spare O-ring
- User manual
Freemax M Pro2 Tank Specs
- Size: 25×59.8mm (2ml glass) / 30×59.8mm (with bubble glass)
- Capacity: 2ml (TPD version) / 5ml (bubble glass)
- Adjustable airflow
- Coil range: Freemax 904L M coil range
- Upgraded slide fill top cap
Yes I am very excited about this – if this performs as well as the previous version with the niggles ironed out it will be a beauty. I would personally love to know if the original Mesh Pro coils will be compatible?
Are you as excited as me about the Freemax M Pro 2 Sub Ohm Tank? Tell me in the comments below!
