The Aspire Nautilus (AN) is a BDC Clearomizer

The Aspire tank: It's HUGE. 5 ml capacity. Currently, If you are a chain vaper and don't want to carry around extra liquid, this is for you. It's glass and this thing is VERY well built. I mean, I cannot grasp my mind on how strong, well built, and huge this tank it. As well as the vape cloud. Puffing rings has never tasted or looked so cool. I use the smallest airflow setting. It feels like I'm smoking a well packed cigarette. While the biggest hole is one for lung hits.

The Aspire Nautilus (AN) is a BDC Clearomizer with a ring to adjust the incoming airflow. First let’s get to the size, no doubt about it, this is a large clearo. Rated & graduated for 5 ml of e-Juice, you can easily get in another 0.5 ml. The bottom hardware which includes the air flow adjuster adds another 1/4 inch over most other tanks. The AN has a 22 mm glass tube, so it is wider than any clearomizer I owned before. The looks are unique, it is quite interesting sitting on an eGo battery, top heavy, but it reminded me of a sonic screwdriver. It took a while to get with the ascetics, but it has grown on me. Kinda looks retro, would fit well on a steampunk mod.

Packaging presentation was nice, in the box comes an assembled tank, pre-installed with a 1.6 ohm atomizer, spare 1.8 ohm atty, 22 mm eGo threaded transition cone, drip tip, and a manual. The AN feels sturdy with a good build quality. The glass pyrex tube seems extra thick, very heavy-duty. nautilus Explode The top of the tube has internal threads to attach to the upper hardware, while the bottom of the tank fits into the bottom piece on a thick gel gasket. the atomizer is an integral part of the support, it screws into the bottom
hardware, then using threads on the top of the atty, screws into the chimney itself, holding the complete unit together. This tank hold 5 ml of e-liquid, so it can last a while. It has level markings on the side, but in one orientation only; As this is a bottom loading tank, have the graduations listed in both directions would have been nice. The complete bottom hardware screws off for filling, so there is ample room between the tank wall and center chimney to make filling easy. The included stainless steel drip tip seems to be larger than most, although my other tips fit into the AN, they seamed a bit loose. Another con is that replacement atomizers cost a bit more, and are currently hard to find, but that will change.