Z4 by Cloupor [Flash Test]

A. Commercial specifications

• PRODUCT NAME: Z4
• BRAND: Cloupor
• PRICE: 42.90
• CATEGORY: Clearomizer
• RESISTANCE: Simple rebuildable coil

B. Data sheet

• WIDTH OR DIAMETER OF THE PRODUCT: 22
• ATOMIZER HEIGHT: 52
• WEIGHT: 70
• DOMINANT MATERIAL: Stainless steel
• CONNECTION TYPE: 510
• AIRFLOW: Variable from tight to overhead
• SETTING THE CONNECTION: Fixed

C. Packaging

• Packaging quality: Very good
• Presence of a notice: Yes

D. Qualities and use

• Overall quality: Very good
• Quality of rendering: Good
• Stability of rendering: Good
• Easy to use: Easy

E. Conclusions and comments of the Internet user author of the review

For an atomizer that I thought was almost identical to the Subtank Mini, I was surprise after surprise (not necessarily good) from opening the package to using it.

The first was the diameter of the drip-tip. Seeing it, the color is clearly announced, it will send heavy.
I already found the Subtank one big, it's crazy how 1 millimeter more can change the perception of things.

The second surprise is when you unscrew the base to see how it is made.
It is the resistance (or the RBA) which makes the junction between the base and the top cap.
I really am not a fan. I might be having my thoughts, but I feel that this is the kind of system that is going to be a source of concern when using the RBA. Style we open to fill but half of the RBA remains in the ato as we have known with the first version of RBA on Subtank Mini.

The third surprise concerns the maniacs / perfectionists.
The 510 connection is not adjustable but that does not prevent it from being well flush when using the resistors and not being flush as soon as we are on the RBA (between 0.5 and 1 mm despite a pin floating on my IPV mini 2).

Fourth surprise, the RBA plateau.
What is this all rikiki thing? Watchmakers and jewelers will get by without difficulty, but everyone else will tell themselves that they have unusually large fingers. If you were going to learn how to reconstruct with it, go your way.

The filling is not so obvious as it seems. There is really very little room between the bell where the resistance / RBA is housed and the pyrex. If you do it in a hurry, you have a great chance to put it all over the place.

Fifth surprise, the airflow.
I must admit that I was impressed.
Open to the maximum, it is beyond very aerial. It's simple, associated with the huge drip-tip, I feel like I'm going on a snorkel dive.
Conversely, closed completely, it is extremely tight but air still passes. Sign that the airflow ring is not sufficiently well adjusted.
Without being too easy to turn, I find the ring still a bit too soft.

The rendering of flavors is correct, nothing transcendent but not enough to throw stones either, we stay in a good average.

A direct competitor of the Subtank Mini but which remains for me just behind it (especially with the V2).

Note from the user author of the review: 4/5

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