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The Griffin 25 RTA by GeekVape is one of big welcomed Rebuildable tank in the market.The official team released two version of Griffin 25 with two colours (SS and Black) : Griffin 25mm RTA Standard and Griffin 25 RTA Top Airflow .And now,both of Griffin 25 RTA and Top Airflow are in stock and available with best price in Cacuq.
Geek Vape is one of the hottest atomizer brands in the industry right now. Their original Griffin RTA has received a lot of praised from the vaping community, as have all their other offerings, like the Avocado Genesis and Tsunami RDA. The Chinese company has recently released a new Griffin, called the Griffin 25, which comes with higher e-juice capacity and bigger building deck, among other improvements.The Geek Vape Griffin 25 Top Airflow RTA kit comes in a clear plastic box with a foam holder for the tank and a thin cardboard side cover over the included accessories (a spare glazed glass tube, a ceramic plug for single-coil vaping, a special three-in-one screwdriver for Velocity-type decks, a 510 drip adapter to use with regular drip tips and a bag of spare screws and O-rings). The one thing that’s missing, in my opinion, is a user manual. The Griffin 25 is not the simplest atomizer to use, even for advanced users, and I for one have had to check a few online videos to figure out some things – like how to remove the preinstalled ceramic plug in order to do a dual build. I feel that providing a basic user manual is a must with this kind of advanced devices, and hopefully Geek Vape will include one with future iterations.
The Griffin 25 is one of the largest tanks I have ever used. As the name suggests, it is 25mm in diameter – technically, it’s 24mm at the base, but opens to 25mm at the juice flow adjustment ring – and 54.4mm in length, excluding the 10mm drip tip. This thing is huge, but while it may not be the most portable atomizer out there, the large size does have its advantages. The new Geek Vape flagship holds up to 6ml of e-liquid, and has a massive 17mm build deck that’s super easy to work with and accommodates large diameter coils with ease. It will fit great on large dual-battery mods like the SMOK H-Priv or the Vaptio S150, but it most likely overhang a little on smaller single 18650 devices.For reasons that are unclear to me right now, Geek Vape released two versions of the Griffin RTA – Standard and Top Airflow. Apart from the drip tip airflow system on the latter, the differences between the two are minimal, so I don’t see the point of the standard tank. Closing off the air slots under the drip tip completely essentially turns the top airflow tank into a standard one, so why have come up with two different types. Anyway, I received the Top Airflow Griffin 25 for this review, and if faced with the choice, I suggest you pick it over the standard version.
Comparison between Griffin 25 RTA Tank and Griffin 25 RTA Top Airflow
1.Liquid capacity : Top Airflow with 6mL eJuice,while the Standard version with 6.2mL.
2.Size : Chimney width : 9mm for Top Airflow RTA ,7.5mm For Griffin 25mm standard ,Highth : 48.5mm for standard RTA and 54.4mm for Top Airflow RTA.
3. Top airflow with travel-to-the-coil structure ,the Standard version used simplified gear .
So , if you like massive liquid holds as well as travel-to-the-coil structure ,you can give Top Airflow a shot,but if you are Vapers who love simplified gear ,then buy Griffin 25 RTA Standard version.
Starting from the top, we have an over-sized delrin drip tip that allows for a very airy vape, which direct lung hit fans are sure to appreciate. If you prefer a tighter draw, Geek Vape has you covered, as the Griffin 25 comes with an adapter that lets you replace the over-sized drip tip with a standard one. Right below is the top airflow system, which is basically the same as the one SMOK introduced on their original TFV4 sub-ohm tank – four small air slots that can be opened or closed gradually by rotating a metallic ring. I for one prefer to keep them closed at all times in order to maximize flavor, but you can toy with it if you like. This feature is only available on the Top Airflow version of the Griffin 25, not the Standard one.
The top part of the tank unscrews from the glass tube to reveal two massive juice filling slots that can accommodate virtually any size dropper or juice bottle, so refilling this thing is not going to be an issue, ever. The Griffin 25 comes with the clear glass tube preinstalled, but you can always change it with the included glazed glass one if you like the look more, or if you accidentally crack it. Inside the tube, we have a double-walled chimney, 9mm in diameter, through which massive amounts of vapor travel from the base into your mouth. Right bellow, we have the bell-shaped cover of the Velocity-style building deck – probably the most important part of the tank – with four big juice flow control slots.
Finally, in the lower section we have a dented juice-flow control ring that you can turn clockwise to close the juice slots and anti-clockwise to open them, and two massive airflow holes that can gradually be opened and close by rotating a metal ring. I prefer to keep these wide open for maximum vapor production.
