Understated clearomizer
The Titan is a top airflow clearomizer. In other words, the airflow inlets are positioned at the top. The advantage of this position is that they don’t leak. This is a very practical choice and ensures the clearomizer can be used intensively in all circumstances. The 3.9ml capacity of its straight tank means you won’t need to refill it all that often.
Technical specs
| Diameter | 26mm |
| Height | 40 |
| Capacity | 3.9 |
| Weight | 67g |
| Filling | Top fill |
| Coils | Mesh |
| Range of use | 30 to 80W |
| Airflow | Top fill |
| Drip tip | 810 |
| Materials | Stainless steel, brass, Delrin |
What’s in the box?
- Spare tank
- Spare parts
- Coils
- User guide
Quality manufacturing
There are two large openings opposite each other in the upper part of the clearomizer which direct the air flow downwards to cool the coil. The openings are adjusted by turning a ring, which has fine knurling to give a good grip.
Underneath the Titan is the name of the model, the brand and the diameter of the clearomizer. Here, the diameter is 26mm, a format that has become a classic for generating huge clouds, and a capacity to match. Both the markings and the machining are precise and carefully made. This latest design reflects the French manufacturer’s reputation and professionalism, and inspires confidence right away.
The clearomizer can be fully dismantled right down to the airflow ring. This is a bonus for thorough cleaning and quick drying. When it comes to removing the tank and also with regard to all of the Titan’s components, everything fits together without any play and without having to force anything.
To fill the Titan, unscrew the upper part of the clearomizer. The quarter-turn system is quick and easy to use. Machining on the top cap makes it easy to turn. You then have access to two filling holes which are big enough for the tips of most e-liquid bottles. The straight tank holds 3.9ml and the bubble tank 5.2ml. That’s plenty to keep you vaping for a good while before you need to refill your clearomizer.
A big cloud machine
A point in favour of the Titan clearomizer is that its base opens by a quarter turn, like the top cap. Not many kits offer this feature, which is very practical and quick. No need to screw up your clearomizer for ages to make sure it is leak-proof.
The coil slides into its slot. It doesn’t need to be fitted in any specific direction and the peripheral seals hold it tightly in place. A small metal tool is provided in the Titan clearomizer box to remove the coil. During our test phases, we didn’t use this accessory, as the coil is easy to remove even without it.
Two resistance coils are supplied in the Titan clearomizer box. One is 0.2 ohm for use between 50 and 70W and the other is 0.4 ohm for vaping between 30 and 50W. They are both mesh coils. The 0.4 ohm coil gives great results. The vapour is dense and flavoursome. The full aromatic spectrum of the liquid tested is delivered. During our tests, we got better results at 50W by half closing the airflows. The same goes for the 0.2 ohm coil which needs a bit of power to fully express itself (from 60W during our tests). Obviously at this level of power you need to use the bubble glass to avoid having to refill it too often and make it more convenient to use.
In summary
What we like
- Quarter turn system
- Build quality
- Flavours
- Vapour production
- No leaks
What we don’t like
- Nothing
