Vaping on NI200 is not sub-ohming, even thou the ohm reading are > 1 ohm, it gives a similar performance as a 1+ ohm coil, basically treat the NI200 coil the same as 1+ ohm kanthal coil. What ever the coil says, +1 ohm to it, so if it reads 0.11 ohm, treat it as a 1.11 ohm and so forth.
With it not being sub-ohming, I find the vaping on it on a 'normal' tank like the Nautilus, Silo, EMOW, Aerotank far more better than the Kanger subtank, I don't think I'll be using the other temperature coils I have for the subtank nor be placing a NI200 build in the RBA.
NI200 coils do seem to take longer to break in, that's using the factory made ones and self-made ones on RDAs. But they do seem to last longer also.
Flavors are muted, that maybe down to the juices not hitting the temperatures it needs to work correctly.
The SX350J chip is far better than the DNA40 chip at controlling temperature.
Is it worth the upgrade in mods? In a word "no", there's been loads of reported issues with the DNA chip, I've been lucky and mines been working fine (version 2 with the big screen), maybe I don't use it enough. I don't find the vape consistent enough on the DNA.
Like said, I find the SX mini chip a lot better, but at the same time I know I would be more than happy with the non temperature control one, if I already had it. I would get the smok m80 and see how the temperature control compares but I really don't want another fixed battery mod when the istick is more than fine.
