GS-H2 Bottom Coil Clearomizer: Review

I got a shipment of these in from a manufacturer in china recently. I wasn’t expecting much but they were a sample so you can’t beat a freebie.....or can you? I use BCC (bottom coil clearomizers) a lot as I chain vape and need an atomizer that wicks fast so I don’t get burnt or dry hits. I also prefer them to larger rebuild-ables as they are less intimidating to new vapers and smokers that have questions.

I have seen a few sites selling these so far but as they are cheaper than dirt I imagine they will be popping up in more shops soon

The design is nearly identical to the evod, aro, and other BCCs. The difference being they use translucent plastic instead of metal. The ability to use a less expensive plastic tube pressed from a mold lets the manufacture sell them for less than a dollar a piece.





 The metal band around the plastic is actually more sturdy than most CE4s I have had, but putting it in a pant pocket it still a gamble as it is only plastic. The tube is pretty narrow and will only accept the shorter style coil heads like the old protank/evod heads. The newer longer heads will not fit. The base is a standard ego attachment just like the other clearomizers. Overall it’s much more solid that what I expected for a cheap piece of plastic, but it’s once again, still a cheap piece of plastic.



Performance: The coil has about a one tank break in period. I did find when I cracked it open that there is a single "flavor wick" sitting on top of the coil unlike the two 1mm wicks in an evod protank head. At first I had a fit getting it to wick, lots of dry hits. Then after the first fill or two it started working like a champ. After about three fills I started getting a lot of flooding and with the short tip on the coil head I got a lot of boiling juice shooting up into my mouth. I shook out the excess and tried again.....and again......and again. Once it finally started performing it quickly went to hell. I finally turned the voltage up and vaped on but never got it back to normal. I tried cleaning and reusing the heads, but with no luck. Finally I swapped the tips off and evod and continued to use it with minimal issues.

Overall: If you really want to save a buck these can work well, but only if you use a better head. I think the main appeal for these will be color and appearance. I gave away most of these to people using a CE4 and wanting to try a BCC. The reaction was about half and half. Half went running back to their CE4, the other half bought an Evod and were happy.