How do Sub-ohm Tanks Work?

Sub-ohm tanks have become popular among vape enthusiasts, as they allow for a richer flavour and bigger cloud production by using coils with resistance below 1.0 ohms. The defining feature of a sub-ohm tank is the resistance level of its coil, typically between 0.1 to 0.9 ohms. Lower resistance means more power can flow through, heating the coil faster and more efficiently.

When using a sub-ohm tank, the vape’s battery supplies power to the coil, which heats up quickly. This, in turn, vaporises the e-liquid that’s absorbed in the coil's cotton. A range of compatible coils allows users to adjust their wattage and customise their experience, and different e-liquids like Elfbar Elfliq, Vampire Vape, and Lost Mary flavours enhance this customisation. By increasing the wattage, the user can create thicker clouds, but the exact wattage settings depend on the coil and tank model.

Popular brands such as Vaporesso, Innokin, and Voopoo offer quality sub-ohm tanks with customisable coil resistance and compatible e-liquids, catering to all levels of vapers, from beginners to advanced users exploring high-powered setups.