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Innokin’s been busy lately. They’ve dropped a ton of products on the market, and you can expect several reviews of their new products in the coming weeks. Up first is the company’s second mechanical mod and RDA, the Arachnid mechanical mod and the Exthermal rebuildable dripping atomizer. Let’s take a closer look at these products in this special combo review.
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As I mentioned previously, I got a little care package from the good folks at Mt. Baker Vapor, chock full of clones. This selection is of the Panzer clone, which is a little less subtle in its inspiration than the Cana I previously reviewed. Stick around and check out this review of the Infinite Panzer Clone.
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It seems these days there are more mechanical mods and clones than there are sea shells on the beach. Sticking with that nautical theme is the Stingray clone from Gearbest. The question remains: does this mod stick out in a sea of clones, or is it just another fish in the sea? If you stay for the rest of the review, I promise to stop with the maritime puns.
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You know the mechanical mod craze has taken hold when just about everyone makes one of these simple devices. Add Innokin to that list as they’ve recently rolled out the iTaste 134 MX-Z fully mechanical mod. Since this is Innokin we’re talking about, you know there’s going to be some unique stuff going on. Check out this review of the new Innokin “Zodiac” mod to find out more.
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In the vaping community, nothing seems to be a hotter topic these days than the issue of mechanical mod clones. This is when a factory duplicates a typically artisan device and sells it for a fraction of the price. Typically, these devices are very popular because of the lower prices. One way around the issue is to actually make something original on a large scale. Thats exactly what A-MOD/Wotofo did when they produced the limited edition Wild Wolf Mod. Read more about this device in the review after the break.
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Mechanical mods are certainly all the rage these days. When something becomes popular, it’s bound to be imitated (or in this case, copied). That gives us the world of mod clones. I have for you today a clone of the Heimdall Black from a company called Angel Cigs. Let’s take a closer look with our black Heimdall mod clone review.
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Welcome to the unusual world of mod “clones.” These are versions of generally hand designed and very expensive models mass-produced by overseas factories and sold at much lower prices. This review is of a clone of the Maraxus mod. I know there’s some controversy over the idea of clones. By publishing this post (and similar ones) I’m not taking a particular stance. I’m simply following my mission of reviewing a wide array of stuff that may be of interest to some subset of the public. Now, on with the review.
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