Genesis Atomizers - The Gold, the Silver & the Bronze

There are sooooo many atomizers out in the world. Seemingly countless. But what I know of vapers generally is that, while we may each indulge in over-collecting at times, there are just "those" atties, the staples in our daily vapor experience, that we just can't help but return to time and time again.

Therefore, assuming you find some relation to this idea yourself, I'm curious to see which top three genesis atties grace your lives today. Should be interesting - we all come together for a united purpose, but from different backgrounds and exposures to varying devices.

So, here we go - those that most impact your life....

#3 (Bronze) is an honest-to-goodness tie between VWM's Nextasis and Athea's In'Ax MK3

Builds are relatively simple. The AFC on the Nextasis is truly a feat of creative engineering, and the ability to use it in four different aesthetic configurations is a superb feature, including two alternative drip tips.



The In'Ax has a sexy design, a quality drip tip, and AFC that is arguably easier to use than that of the Nextasis. The chamber is miniscule, and as a result, the flavor is a veritable punch to the taste buds. Insane flavor. And, though expensive as hell, one has the ability to purchase useful add-ons such as a clear tank and a 28.5mm extender base.



Basically, I can just count on these atties. Fantastic.

#2 (Silver) is the Origenny 6mL by Norbert.



Okay; talk about an atomizer! Though this atty's tank is prone to cracking and fogging if exposed to corrosive liquids, it will take a long, long time to actually crack the tank. The look is sexy, and three alternative caps are available in addition to the amazing finned stock cap. The deck design is, in a word, brilliant. The crown in the center helps trap wire, and the single- and dual-deck blocks are sturdy and quite creative. For versatility (cotton or mesh) and solid, steady performance, this thing can't be beat. Though there are no negative-pressure systems implemented in this atty for juice control, it doesn't tend to leak when on its side. Dual genny coils on this thing is a hell of an experience.

#1 (Gold) goes to the Nextiny by VWM!
I can't *quite* say why it is that I continue to prefer this atty over the Nextasis. I suppose, on some subconscious level, I could prefer the more compact size. But what it's really about - what I think about when looking at my collection of atties and weighing the pros and cons of each before selecting one - is the draw. The combination of deck layout, airflow adjustment, chamber size and wick width/height (ESPECIALLY in an open deck!)... it's just perfect. Like it was made for me.