Vinci PnP RBA Coils - Compatible with Vinci R, Vinci, and Vinci X

Not a bad little RBA. It’s definitely on the small side. You’ll struggle fitting any larger gauge wire in there but to be honest you’re not likely to be using fused claptons or flat wire on something like this anyway.I found the build process really easy, except the post screws...not sure why they made these flatheads rather than hex, it’s quite difficult to tell if you’re biting the screw head with the included driver, but it’s not impossible and definitely benefits from being in decent light when trying to build. Overall the build was extremely simple and shockingly registered without any adjustments being made.In terms of the vape experience, it’s exactly what you’d expect. After the wear-in period it vapes great. Not on the level of the mesh coils but really good for those who enjoy a cooler vape or extended draws. The prebuilt coil reads at 0.6 and has a very balanced draw. You will need to trim the coil legs before installing.TLDR: Basically what you’d expect from this sort of thing with a really good build quality and very well designed deck. Will be my standard ADV coil in the Voopoo Drag X. Be aware that this only includes one RBA not two like in the picture.

Worked great. Had no problem with it. Just make sure the coil isn't to near the bottom and wick it so it's firm in the coil but not tight, cut wick tails at an angle so it's not too thick in the juice holes

It's OK for what it is. It does work if you make sure you keep the cotton away from the airflow. Something like a 2mm 24awg ss316 coil works best I find. The only real letdown with it is the screws are rubbish and you don't get any replacements with it. Mines have started to chew already.

Delivery was spot on.This rebuildable coil will save you a fortune!It's a bit on the fiddly side though. The 2 screws that lock the coil in place are verging on microscopic!You can barely see the slots in the screws as they are so small and it's better to do it just by feel.Just be very careful not to overtighen them and shear the heads though as its only soft brass.Took me a few attempts to get the wicking right, too loose or too tight but when you get it right, the flavour is great. The cotton supplied isn't the best but does the job. I tried cotton bacon and that was a lot better but recently tried muji cotton and that works a treat! Really nice flavour and lasts for ages.The coil will get clogged up but can be cleaned and reconditioned if you don't have a spare. I've just got 10 0.6 ohm coils off ebay for £1.99 and they will last for ages. Comes with cotton, a coil, spare rubber seals and a little screwdriver.If you're sick of paying a fortune for coils, try one of these. Fiddly but good.

Rubbish. Waste of time. To tight. I know how to build. Just better to but the 0.3 omh coils. U don't know unless u try though. I tryed coz I watched a Lil video on YouTube. Liers they is. 😑 not even worth a 1 star. Had to do that to do this review. 😊

very small to change cold and cotton

If you have big hands and poor to good eyesight this RBA is going to be a struggle to build on.You need perfect excellent vision and small hands to build on this, I have built on may types of RBA's & RDTA's ect and found this the worst one to build on.I have thrown this one away because it was not faulty and i could not return it , so in the bin it went.When i did finally build it ( after around 30 mins ) i found that the air flow was none exsistant, It was a tight draw with just the coil and chimney on but then when i added the cotton , it was very difficult to get a draw on it.Forget adding custom bought twisted clapton coils the legs are too thick to stick in the holes, you have to fully remove the real tiny grub screws to squeeze in the legs with a little force.Only use thin wire and untwisted wire at that, I have now ordered the RDTA which is £24 because i like building my own decks and find that for flavour building your own with some good wire and cotton produces the best flavour.My advice is , if you have big hands either carry on with the premade mesh coils or go for the larger in deck size the RDTA ( it only has a 2mm tank ) and don't waste your money on this one.

Excellent! Takes me back to the old days of building. These days rebuilding is easy but this is challenging like the first RBA's.Not for the novice builders.