Innokin T 18 and T22 How long does a coil last?

Yes I knew all that, which is why I appologised in advance but it was in response to @Judith's post & I thought the information would be useful to her

I am, despite the AIO's sometimes gurgling or spitting, the vape quality is better generally.
The Enduras produce a vape that is too hot for many users.
Edit: A similar phenomenon occured years ago with Stardust clearos, they were top coil atties, the some genius invented the bottom coil clearos & almost everyone switched to them because the vape wasn't as hot.

 

Maybe 3-4 mls a day times 7 days equals 21-28mls. I hope that helps it's hard when you don't know which juice they are using juice.

 

Yes, the quality can be better, perhaps more power and a better hit yet, it's really personal choice. Granted, the Endura can run on the hot side and if one was using only that device, it could be an issue. I rarely use, okay never, just one device. I need to have at least 3 in front of me. (Sure you're the same)

 

As a recently stopped smoker I bought the Endura 18 earlier this year and used it for about 3 months. I went through about 2-mls a day and I found a coil lasted on average for about a week depending on juice! never much longer than a week tho. I bought a second as a back up but then used them both at the same time because I found it was such a hot vape... one could cool while I vaped on the other. Mind you it was a stinking hot summer and I guess the little bit of air it was drawing in was about 30C as I only vaped outside ! so then I was going through 2 mls a day on average on each of them and still coils would really only last about a week. I passed them on to a new vaper when I moved onto tanks. but I missed the small form factor when out and about so recently bought a Joyetech AIO Pro C(with a replaceable batt and the cubis style tank).. cooler, much more adjustable air ! seems to me it would be a better starter for someone just starting the vaping journey.. but we are all different!

 

This is perfect for the kind of feedback @Donna needed
See you don't have to be an experienced vaper to have valuable info
I have a Joyetech AIO (not the pro), which has adjustable airflow & compared to the Aspire Pockex which has fixed airflow, I like the draw on the Pockex a lot better, even for a MTL puff, it just seems to be smoother.

FYI @Judith, the Pockex ran out of battery power about 1/2 way through the 3rd tankful, so it'll go through approx 5mls on a full charge on average

 

For the sake of smokers, I sure hope we see more devices like the PockeX. Perhaps a 2500mAh, larger tank or moreover, replaceable and throw in a nice coloured condom, just so the poor guy feels like he's gettin' some love...