iJoy Tornado 150 RTA

The simplicity of this style of sub-ohm tank is fantastic. It’s easy to use and easy to clean. If something goes wrong, finding the weak link in the chain is never an issue. The top-refill system looks easy to work with as well. In addition to being shorter and wider than the Cleito, this tank looks a bit smarter too.

There are a few things that iJoy is doing better with its take on this type of sub-ohm tank. It’s wider than the Cleito, which looks better on most current box mods. The RTA deck (two-post style) is included, instead of an optional accessory. The Delrin chuff cap is great for high-wattage vaping, but the overall setup is so short that I expect good flavor out of the iJoy Tornado 150. Naturally, a lot of that will depend on the quality of the coils.

Speaking of coils, the iJoy Tornado 150 has two options available. Both use 316L stainless steel wire. The 0.3-ohm coil is rated for 80 to 150 watts, while the 0.25-ohm coil is rated for 40 to 80 watts. As a flavor guy, I’m more interested in the latter. Since so many of you identified as cloud chasers in thisvapers poll, I’m sure that many of you will prefer the former.

The iJoy Tornado 150 is available in black and stainless steel finishes. They both look good, but I prefer the black model, since the chuff cap is black for both finishes. Similar to how the tank works mechanically, the design is simple. The top and bottom caps are slim, so you mostly see glass. Between the two finishes, this tank should look good on most mods…except maybe puce-colored mods (there’s no saving puce).