Okay, here’s my blog post about my “Crown 3” experience, written in a casual, personal style:
So, I finally got around to messing with the Crown 3. I’d heard some buzz, seen some chatter online, and figured, “Why not?” I grabbed one, and let me tell you, the first thing I did was just stare at the box. Seriously, the packaging was pretty slick.
Getting Started:
I ripped that box open like a kid on Christmas. Inside, you got the tank, obviously, a spare glass tube (which is always a good thing to have), an extra coil, and the usual bag of o-rings and a user manual.
I unscrewed the base of the tank, that is easy. It felt solid, not cheap or flimsy. Good start, Crown 3, good start.
Coil Time:
It came with a 0.25-ohm coil pre-installed,I decided to go with that one first. Screwing in the coil was smooth, no weird grinding or anything. I always like to prime my coils,I dripped some juice directly onto the cotton, making sure it was good and soaked. No dry hits, please!
Filling ‘Er Up:
One of my favourite parts about this tank is easy to * Crown 3 has this top-fill design, so convenient,unscrewed the top cap, and there were these huge fill holes. Seriously, you could probably pour juice in with a bucket (don’t do that). I filled it up with my go-to e-liquid, screwed the top cap back on, and we were ready to rock.
First Vape:
- I set my mod to around 70 watts, let the coil sit for a few minutes to make sure it was fully saturated.
- Took my first puff.
- Flavor! Nice, clean, and pretty intense.
- I bumped up the wattage a bit, played around with the airflow, and found my sweet spot.
Final Thoughts:
Honestly, I’m impressed. The Crown 3 is a solid tank. It’s easy to use, the flavor is great, and it produces some pretty decent clouds. I’ve been using it for a while now, and I haven’t had any leaks or major issues. Just remember to prime those coils, and you’re golden. It’s definitely a tank I’d recommend checking out if you’re in the market for something new.