Review topics: ["flavor","juice","clouds","tank","cap","airflow","issues","rta","atomizer","feels","30mm","cravings","titan","rdta"].
Reviews
Steam crave is first class
"Love this tank holder a huge amount of juice and. Looks great on my Armour max 200. I like the ripper at top so I can try new flavors quickly. I'm new to rtas and it has been a little challenging but im getting g better each time. Top pulls right off but is very secure. I have never had a leak issue with this. I put a smok 810 drip tip on it color gold because I wanted it to match my mod."
— Amy S. (5/5)
Great juice Lasts forever
"Great juice Lasts forever"
— Louis E. (5/5)
Stellar Tank
"Just Fantastic I love this Atomamizer Plus V4!!!!"
— Justin S. (5/5)
Steaming along with steam crave
"The airflow on these are is great. It is restricted when you want, but it’s wide open when you want it also, I like the way the cap comes off the top and you can fill it up very easily and it doesn’t have a problem with it coming off at first, I thought it might pop off or something like that. I’ve never had an issue with it. It has great flavor in it and as long as you wicked right, it will not leak. I recommend pulling your wicks a good bit down into the tank and you won’t have any issues. Is very easy to take it from a RDTA to RDA. And you also get the mesh plus the dual coil build deck. Definitely can’t go wrong with steam crave because they give you so many options. Plus you have three glass pieces inside two straight and one bubble so you have glass for days."
— mark c. (5/5)
Amazing, plan on ordering another
"As I said, plan to get a second one of these. My first proper RDTA and it is absolutely amazing. Smooth inhale that is almost completely silent, flavor bangs, and the juice capacity is good for a full day and I think I vape pretty heavy."
— Timothy M. (5/5)
Good tank
"3 out of 5, the tank is great, the airflow i wish was a little different. Small change would be the ability to make the smallest airflow smaller. But im nit picking i think. The squonk pin seems a little stupid. Its a tank already why would you need the pin? But to each their own. The tank being on top to make it an rdta works, but the wicking has to be perfect or it wont work as well as you hope. Not to tight and brushed or you will have dry hits. But this thing can hold ALOT of juice. I dig it."
— Kyler R. (3/5)
Great tank
"This tank is an all around great rta. Good flavor and clouds"
— Daniel O. (5/5)
ANOTHER WINNER FROM STEAMCRAVE
"The good:
* Excellent fit & finish
* Well designed postless deck
* Easy to refill with generous fill ports
* Really appreciate the true RDA style top cap . . . pop on / off
* Well thought out airflow adjustment top cap
* Very smooth hits with wide range of airflow
* As with all Steam Crave attys, no leaks, dry as a bone.
Subjective impression:
* Feels lighter, not quite as substantial compared to all other Steam Crave atomizers.
Summary:
Yep . . . it's a keeper. Think I'll buy a 2nd one
My build . . . 2x N80 dual core 26 / 36, 7 wraps, 3. 5 mm I. D. 5. 0 mm leg length . . . Vaping @ 85 watts on a Freemax dual battery mod."
— Yoda P. (5/5)
Bid RDTA with a tight draw
"I am not entirely sure how to weigh in on this one yet, as it is sort of has a few contradictions within the design. I thought 30mm, OK big, ideal for bigger, hotter builds as is in keeping with Stream Crave's reputation. The wicking ports are pretty big and the drip tip is definitely wide-bore. What struck me as odd is that the airflow is pretty restrictive even when fully open. I find it considerably more restrictive than something like a Blaze Max with only a few rows open and a tad more closed off than a few other flavor-oriented atomizers in general. I am somewhat confused as to who the primary niche of RBA users this was intended to be pitched to.
I did get decent flavor right off the bat, but I think it will take several build experiments and different approaches before I can judge this one fairly with a setup that I would be more confident as somewhere in the range of optimal.
Other than that it is definitely easier to wick than RDTA's that use steel or mesh wicking wires (always find a way to screw those up!). Machining and tolerances were also on point; threading was near perfect and no need for the He-man grip when taking off the top cap that reminds me of the guy who can tear a telephone book in two with his bare hands. And it is exciting to see Steam Crave release a true RDTA with the tank below the coil, as opposed to the usual 'not really a RDTA' that can switch between dripper and tank by removing the glass and the chimney."
— Keith W. (4/5)
This thing SLAPS!
"This is without a doubt the absolute best atomizer I have ever purchased. I'm new-ish to rebuildables and prior to this I was rocking an RTA (the kind that uses gravity to feed coils on a deck inside a tank). The difference between the two (RDTA & RTA) is an RDTA uses capillary action from cotton to wick juice to coils that sit on a deck on top of a tank while an RTA uses gravity to feed juice to cotton and coils on a deck inside a tank. I will never go back to an RTA after using this. You get the amazing flavor and clouds from an RDA while retaining the ability to not have to drip juice onto the thing every 5 mins. The machining is top notch, too, and everything is well thought out and put together. I did notice one small blemish in the knurling on the actual base piece, but, if I hadn't been shining a flashlight at it I wouldn't have noticed and it's not a huge deal to me.
This thing is a full fat 30mm so it doesn't fit on my mod, and that might bother some people, but I don't care.
Pro tip: you can experiment with tail lengths but I've found having longer tails that hang into the tank bit keep it from leaking if you accidentally knock it over."
— Ryan (5/5)