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Rebelle 3 review
Rebelle 3 review










rebelle 3 review
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Does the Rebel 3 Tank Leak?Ī common issue with atomizers is leaking, and it’s a daily annoyance with some tanks and particularly RDAs. The good news for just-switching smokers or anyone without a spare device is that you can vape while charging, even though this does increase the time it takes the device to fully charge. Recharging is as simple as plugging in the included USB cable and letting it work its magic.

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The only downside is that the battery life indicator (whether the LED flashes quickly or slowly) is a little imprecise, and a traffic light system (like on the iTaste series from Innokin) would have been better. It will comfortably last you through a day of vaping, and for me it’s consistently taken me into a second day before it needed recharging. The huge 3000 mAh battery and the non-VW nature of the Rebel 3 means you get exceptional battery life from the device. It’s a bit heavy – which is unavoidable for such a high-capacity battery – but on the whole it does a great job on both fronts. The device is also really portable, easily fitting into a pocket and being pretty easy to slip into a bag. Although it’s a fat vape mod, it fits snugly in your hand and the near-flush fire button makes operating it about as comfortable as it can get. The Rebel 3’s short, squat design makes it great when it comes to comfort as you vape and portability.

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After priming the coil with a few drops of e-juice and leaving the tank full for 5 to 10 minutes (so the liquid has time to soak in) you’re good to go. This process is very similar to refilling (invert and unscrew the tank section), but you simply unscrew the coil from the base and screw the new one in its place. Changing CoilsĬhanging your coil is the other common task you’ll have to do with the Rebel 3, although your coils should last a couple of weeks (depending on how much you vape). A top-filling design would have been a little better, but on the whole it’s simple enough to use as it is. All you have to do is avoid getting juice into the central tube. You unscrew the top section of the tank – whether by taking the whole tank off first or just unscrewing above the airflow control ring – making sure to invert the device as you do, then you’re left with a nice big space to fill up into. Refilling the Rebel 3 vape tank is very straightforward despite the bottom-filling design. The lack of variable wattage is a bit of a sticking point here, though, because it means you can’t really do anything to find the “sweet spot” for your specific flavor. As always, closing off the airflow a little boosts the flavor, but regardless of your setup you’ll be able to taste all the main flavor notes of your juice. The included atomizer heads use organic cotton, and this puts them right up there with some of the best sub ohm tanks for flavor. The Rebel 3 also does really well when it comes to flavor. You won’t win a cloud contest with it, but it offers more than enough for anybody apart from cloud-chasers. In comparison to other devices that are this easy to use, the Rebel 3 comes off looking very capable indeed. It isn’t a device for the dedicated cloud-chasers, admittedly, but with a four-second (or so) puff and the airflow open all the way, the vapor production is definitely satisfying. Thanks to the sub-ohm coils included with the Rebel 3 and the ample airflow, the vapor production you get is excellent. VaporFi Rebel 3 Review: Performance Vapor Production It has a no-nonsense approach to design, with a minimalist appearance, no unnecessary buttons or dials but still plenty of handy little extras to make sure you get the sort of vape you’re looking for. The VaporFi Rebel 3 vaporizer pen does a great job when it comes to design. However, it must be said that the device is really intended for a more open airflow, and it does perform best with the airflow control at least half-open. smoking post), the adjustable airflow can easily be set to accommodate your preferences. If you’re a smoker and you prefer a “mouth to lung” style draw (more info on this in our vaping vs. The outer, black ring rotates easily and allows you to uncover as much of the slot as you like, or even close it off entirely if you want to carry the device without fear of leaking. It’s a slot-style adjustable airflow, with the slots on opposite sides of the device being thin and long to allow for plenty of air to come through without taking up too much vertical space on the device. The airflow control ring on the base of the Rebel 3’s tank gives you control over the type of draw you get from the device.












Rebelle 3 review