Minion Sub-Ohm Vape Tank Review

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by James Bickford

Updated: December 16, 2020

Minion Sub-Ohm Vape Tank desktop

Review Score: 99/100

Price Range:
$23.95-$29.95
Color:
Stainless Steel, Black, Red, Green, Purple
Threads:
510
Size:
20mm x 157mm
Wattage:
30 watts
Works with:
  • Eliquids icon

Pros

  • Great Sub-Ohm vaping
  • Fits 510 thread batteries

Cons

  • Not ideal for wattage over 30 watts

Starting Price: $ 26.95

Mig Vapor is quickly becoming the go-to source for the best vape tanks for e-cigarettes. For those that want a sub-Ohm vaping experience similar to a vape mod tank, then read on for the full review to see how these tanks stack up.

Minion Sub-Ohm Vape Tank desktop

Users that are taking up using e-cigarettes are not always looking for the big throat hit that mimics a cigarette. Vape mod tank users that are looking for a portable option don’t want to give up much when using an e-cigarette.
A lot of little details are covered in the Minion vape tank that will keep many users happy.
First off, the size of the tank is big enough for an All Day Vape at 2.4 ml.
It is also made to last and offers up a tight seal for leak-free vaping. Some people shy away from e-cigs because of the leaking issue as they don’t like having juice get in their mouth when drawing in. That’s not the case here.
It is a 510 thread so it can likely fit onto a favorite battery as that is a common threading size. The connection is gold for much better connectivity and lasts longer than its peers.

How does the Mig Minion Sub-Ohm Tank Vape?

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The coil is a 0.5 Ohm resistance for sub-Ohm vaping. It is meant for a 30W battery and Mig Vapors recommend not exceeding that. It may be tempting to go higher, but the risk is some of the flavors not coming through, or worse, tasting burnt.
Sticking with the 30 watt maximum will be rewarded with some satisfying clouds that are full of flavor.
The airflow is great without being too airy a draw.

Are the Mig Minion Vape Tanks Easy to Use?

The Minion is made with simplicity in mind. To encourage people to want to use it, especially those that are new to vaping, it needs to be simple to use.
The tanks are all bottom filled, with the exception of the stainless steel version, which is top filled. Tilt the tank slightly to avoid overfilling and it is done. No need to make modifications to the coil so there is no learning curve.

How do the Mig Vapors Minion Sub-Ohm Vape Tank Compare to the Competition?

Triton 2

Aspire Triton coils

The Triton 2 quality from these tanks is good, but they are smaller at 2ml and they also are not easy to fill.

Apollo Ohm Go

Apollo Ohm Go Tank

Leaking is a problem with some of the tanks. It’s hit or miss, however as some tanks perform well.

Eleaf iJust 2

Eleaf iJust 2 coil

For those that like airy vapes, then this tank is fine. It does take a while for the wick to absorb, however.

Minion Sub-Ohm Vape Tank Specifications

Minion Sub-Ohm Vape Tank
Threads: 510
Wattage: 30 watts
Capacity: 2.4 ml
Resistance of coils: 0.5 ohm
Can be used with: Minion eCig coils
Dimensions: 20mm x 157mm

Pros & Cons

The Positives

  • Gold connection for better connectivity
  • Fits 510 thread batteries
  • Easy to fill
  • Great sub-Ohm vaping
  • Stylish design

The Negatives

  • Not ideal for wattage over 30 watts

Is the Mig Minion Vape Tank Worth It?

For the style conscious, the look and feel of the Minion tank makes it a great buy. Of course, the look does not mean much if it does not work well. Since Mig Vapors got so much right with this tank, from the gold connection, to the leak-proof design to the smooth vape, it is a great choice for beginners and vets alike.

Published: June 14, 2018Updated: December 16, 2020
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James Bickford

My way of understanding the significance of vaping came not only through the disruption of smoking but its effects on society as a whole. Now I bring people to vaping and bring vaping to people. I love using new gear, writing in-depth reviews and generally nerding out about vaping to like-minded people.