Uwell Crown Sub Ohm Tank Review

Crown Uwell Intro

In this article we review the Crown sub ohm tank by a Chinese company called Uwell. Shenzhen Uwell Technology Co., Ltd were founded in 2015 and the Crown sub ohm tank, I think, is their first own made vaping creation, but they have more products in the pipeline.

We were kindly sent some samples by Monica at Uwell, so a big thank you to her for sending us those!

The Crown sub ohm tank is one of only a two top filling sub ohm tanks on the market that I am aware of. It features a 4ml tank and comes with a good range of single and dual coils, which gives the tank a wattage range of 10-120W!

The tank is made out of stainless steel and the coils are 100% imported organic cotton.

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Crown Uwell Specs and Features

Notable Remarks

Different Coils and Wattage Ranges for the Crown Sub Ohm Tank

Single Vertical Coils

• 1.2ohm: 10 – 30W
• 0.5ohm: 30 – 80W

Dual Parallel Wrapped Vertical Coils

• 0.5ohm: 30 – 80W
• 0.25ohm: 80 – 120W

Ni200 Coils

• 0.15ohm: (302°F - 662°F)

Vaping the Crown Sub Ohm Tank at Different Wattages on the Different Coils

We were using the Fa-Q, Miss Samoa e-liquid, which is a 75% VG juice. It is a cookies blend and tastes delightful!

0.5ohm Dual Coil

Up to 30W – Nothing much happening before 30W, but at 30W a nice cool vape

40W – cool vape, bit more flavor and slowly more clouds
50W – still a pretty cool vape and decent flavor
60W – a warmer vape now and nice flavor coming through
70W – really lovely flavor and really big clouds with a good warm vape (just right for me)
80W – massive clouds and the vape is now on the warmer to hot side (flavor outstanding)
90W – recommended range is up to 80W, and at 90W starts getting unbearably hot, so wouldn’t recommend anything above 80W

I would vape the 0.5ohm dual coil at around 70-80W as the flavor was best at this range without the vapor and drip tip getting too hot.

0.25ohm Dual Coil

Nothing much happening until about 60W

60W – cooler vape with lots of flavor
70W – getting a bit warm now. Flavor is sensational and clouds already pretty immense
80W – On the warmer side now and the drip tip is getting a little warm on longer inhales. The flavor is just mind blowing on this coil right now
90W – Flavor wise, it feels like what I would imagine e-liquid tastes like when drinking it!
100W – Crazy clouds and still no burnt hits. Still not unbearably hot, but a very warm vape
110W – We can’t get over the clouds on this thing and the vape is still a nice warm vape. Flavor is just WOW!
120W – Now unbearably warm/verging on hot, with the drip tip getting very hot! Still no dry hits and sensational flavor

I would vape the 0.25ohm coil around the 85-95W range.

0.5ohm Single Coil (Not sold or produced any more)

Not much going on until about 40W

40W – Cool vape moderate clouds
50W – Flavor starting to come through and decent clouds
60W –Nice flavor now and big clouds and warmish vape
70W – Nice warm vape with massive clouds! Flavor is now best at his wattage
80W – Hello flavor! I lied before, the flavor is definitely better at 80W! Absolutely fantastic vape at 80W. The vape is warm without getting too hot and the drip tip is staying pretty cool. I am finding that the 0.5ohm single coil isn’t getting as hot as the dual one, which I really like. It’s a cooler vape, then the dual coil, but still full of flavor.

The recommended range is up to 80W, but I found it vaped well up to 90W with some awesome flavor. We didn’t experience any dry hits and the wicking worked great with our Fa-Q e-liquid which is a 75% VG blend. If you haven’t already check out our Fa-Q e-liquid review.

Overall the 0.25ohm coil was the best for flavor, but obviously require a lot of power. The 0.5ohm single coil produced a cooler vape if that is what you prefer. The 0.5ohm dual provided fantastic warm flavor at a slightly lower wattage than the 0.25ohm one, but again still requires quite a high power device.

Likes

Top Filling Capability

I really love the fact that the Crown allows you to fill it from the top. It makes things a lot easier for refills, as the top comes off very easily and allows to fill the tank from the top. I found unscrewing the bases of the other sub ohm tanks a bit of a fuss and often you get a little bit of e-liquid coming out of the tanks when unscrewing the bottoms as the coils will still have some e-liquid in them and sometimes there will be a bit of e-liquid in the seals/joints.

The only other sub ohm tank I know of that can be top filled is the Segatank by Anyvape. This is a great feature in my opinion and I am not sure why more sub ohm tanks do not do this.

Fantastic Flavor and Clouds

The 0.5ohm single and 0.5ohm dual coils were both impressive as well. However, they were not on the same level as the 0.25ohm dual coil. I would recommend getting the 0.25ohm coils for this tank, which means you will need a device capable of at least 100W preferably 150W.

Note: I found the coils worked best after letting them saturate for a longer period of time. Make sure to saturate the coil nicely before and let it sit for at least 15minutes. I found the vapor and taste improved considerably after you get through at least a quarter or half a tank.

The vapor production is massive on the Crown tank, particularly on the 0.25ohm coil at 100W. It is possibly the best vapor we have seen to date on any sub ohm tank. I know they all produce huge amounts, so it is difficult to see which produces more, but I think the Crown was particularly impressive.

Top Build Quality

The build quality on the Crown sub ohm tank seems very good. The tank can be taken apart really easily and all the grooves can be screwed and unscrewed nice and smoothly. There was no leaking from the tank whatsoever, unlike the Subtanks. The top filling function works really well and is great for refilling the tank without having to unscrew the bottom. The drip tip is a nice wide bore drip tip and fits into the top nice and securely, without any wobbling. Overall the whole tank felt solid and well crafted. Its stainless steel build, means that it looks really sleek and elegant.

The coils are also 100% food grade stainless steel. I haven’t seen this on any of the other sub ohm tanks so far and it seems to work insanely well, as the flavor and clouds are absolutely immense!

Good Range of Coils and Wattages

I like the fact that the Crown tank comes with 4 different types of coils. The 1.2 ohm single coil will allow for some slightly lower wattage ranges for your 30W and 50W devices and the dual coils will work well on your higher wattage devices (80W-150W).

The coils are 100% imported organic cotton and wicked extremely well. We did not experience any wicking issues or dry hits using a 75% VG e-liquid. They have 4 decent sized juice holes, which allows for decent wicking.

Kit Comes with 3 Coils

Most of the other sub ohm tanks only come with the two coils however the Crown comes with 3! I really like the fact you get 3 coils in the kit and means the kit provides pretty good value at $39.99.

Can be Fully Disassembled

The tank comes apart really easily and all the connections are butter smooth. Unlike the Joyetech Delta 2 for instance, the Crown Tank comes fully apart, which means you can give the whole tank a nice clean and get rid of any build up. See the pic beside for the tank fully disassembled.

Nice Airflow

The air flow system features two air flow holes on either side of the tank. It’s a similar set-up to the SMOK VCT, but perhaps with slightly larger air flow holes. When turning the airflow dial, it clicks very lightly and you can easily twist the dial into the position you want.

Decent Sized Tank (4ml)

The tank is a very decent 4ml, but seems a lot bigger. I couldn’t measure the exact capacity but it seemed a bit more than 4ml in my opinion. The tank, as mentioned above, can be either filled from the top or the bottom and there are decent sized gaps for you to drip the e-liquid down.

Dislikes

Honestly there isn’t much to say in terms of negatives on this tank. It’s one of the newer sub ohm tanks to hit the market and it has really impressed us. I think Kanger and Aspire will really need to watch out, as it seems as though the competition has caught up and perhaps even surpassed them when it comes to these new sub ohm clearomizers. It is very exciting times indeed for vapers with all this competition leading to some fantastic products entering the market! I don’t see how these sub ohm tanks will get any better, but I am sure they will find a way.

Verdict