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Hi All, Anthony Vapes back here with my review of Wotofo Profile Unity RTA. Please see bottom for disclaimers and links. Note this is not marked as a sample version.
Introduction:
The Wotofo Profile Unity RTA is the latest RTA from popular vape manufacturer Wotofo. They really don’t need any introduction and have been one of the most popular atomizer makers in vaping for the past 3-4 years. Personally i find them to be hit and miss. They’ve made some good stuff in 2018 like the recurve RDA, profile RDA, and Faris RDTA but also made some stinkers like the Serpent Elevate RTA, Warrior RDA, and Flux Kit. They started off 2019 pretty good as well with the elder dragon RDA. So much like life they are to me a box of chocolates and you never know what you are going to get. The Profile unity RTA is a 25mm diameter mesh coil RTA. It’s available in 6 colors, Black, SS, Gunmetal, Rainbow, Gold, and Blue. Looking around online i see them priced around 30-40 USD so pretty standard RTA price these days and Elementvape has them in the US for 39.95 all colors in stock except gunmetal.
Manufacturer's Specs
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Initial Impressions
When I first got this RTA it was clear that it wasn’t much different then the Profile RDA which i already reviewed a while back. Same deck, same concept just in an RTA form. Outside of that it’s a pretty standard looking RTA, kind of reminds me a bit of the aromamizer supreme V2 or geekvape blitzen. It looks a lot like the blitzen. Like they took that design and just slapped in the profile deck. Overall though seems like a solid RTA form the start. Nothing major that stands out as amazing or new, but nothing bad either.
Build Deck and Wicking (pics above)
Let’s talk about the build deck now. It’s the same as the profile RDA. It’s a 2 clamp system with the clamps positioned for vertical insertion instead of horizontal like many and the clamps are raised off the deck. The screws come in from the side so it does work well for mesh wire which is its purpose. The Mesh that comes with it is cut to size however and doesn't need any modifications. The post screws are good quality flat head/phillips combo screws so nice improvement there as wotofo has normally used some cheap poor quality screws in lots of RDAs. much like the RDA deck it’s a really nicely designed deck that is easy to slap in the premade mesh pieces. They also include a tool to help you shape the mesh which is just a rod i already have the coil master ceramic ones to use so just used my own but nice they included that for those that don’t
Wicking on this one was pretty easy for me personally but remember that there is a learning curve to it since it’s different from wicking non mesh RTAs and mesh coils love a lot of cotton. They included a guide and 2 strips of cotton and simply following the guide which means sliding the cotton through, then cutting it on a downward 45 degree angle then stuffing it in the holes. I also did some fluffing of it personally prior to tucking it in then retrimming after i fluffed it as their cotton comes way too tightly packed and doing all that worked great for me and no dry hits and was able to chain vape easily. So overall i’d say most experienced builders should have no issue adapting to it, however new builds may find it troublesome and objectively probably more difficult than wicking a non mesh RTA
Performance
Performance wise, I used it as a mesh RTA only with the included OFRF nexMESH which are kanthal .13 ohm mesh strips rated at 60-75 watts. The rating is pretty good i found it best at the 65-70 range myself personally and with 1 air hole closed off. With that said, flavorwise it’s just ok. It’s not bad and mind you i haven’t had any other mesh RTAs to compare it with so have to compare it to other RTAs in a similar watt range and in those cases the flavor is decent at best. At 65-70 watts you are in massive single coil range and running that in say a crius 2, pharaoh, pharoah mini, centaur, etc will blow this out of the water flavorwise with probably a little less watts and juice usage. Even running a dual coil 70 watt build in say a lotus or mage 2019 is going to be much much better. It definitely mutes out some notes of juices but the intensity is pretty good. Overall it’s a below average performer as a 60-70 watt RTA.
Introduction:
The Wotofo Profile Unity RTA is the latest RTA from popular vape manufacturer Wotofo. They really don’t need any introduction and have been one of the most popular atomizer makers in vaping for the past 3-4 years. Personally i find them to be hit and miss. They’ve made some good stuff in 2018 like the recurve RDA, profile RDA, and Faris RDTA but also made some stinkers like the Serpent Elevate RTA, Warrior RDA, and Flux Kit. They started off 2019 pretty good as well with the elder dragon RDA. So much like life they are to me a box of chocolates and you never know what you are going to get. The Profile unity RTA is a 25mm diameter mesh coil RTA. It’s available in 6 colors, Black, SS, Gunmetal, Rainbow, Gold, and Blue. Looking around online i see them priced around 30-40 USD so pretty standard RTA price these days and Elementvape has them in the US for 39.95 all colors in stock except gunmetal.
Manufacturer's Specs
- Collaboration between MrJustRight1 and TVC
- 25mm Diameter
- 3.5mL Standard Juice Capacity
- 5.0mL Extended Juice Capacity
- Superior Stainless Steel Construction
- Spacious Build Deck
- Wide Clamp Style Ceramic Support
- Side Secured via Hex Screws
- Wide Terminals for Larger Builds or Leads
- PEEK Insulator
- Single Mesh Coil Configuration
- Spring-Loaded Ceramic Cotton Support
- Threaded Top Fill System - Knurled
- Bi-Level Juice Port Structure
- nexMesh OFRF - Triple Density Mesh Coil
- Adjustable Mid Airflow - 4 Bored Holes
- Vaporization Chamber Concentrates Flavor
- Detachable Structure
- 810 Wide Bore Resin Drip Tip
- Spring Loaded 510 Connection
- Available in Black, Gold, Stainless Steel, Blue, Rainbow, and Gunmetal
- 1 Wotofo Profile Unity 25mm Mesh RTA
- 1 5mL Glass Tube
- 1 5mL Tube Adapter
- 1 Bending Tool
- 1 Screwdriver
- 2 0.13ohm nexMesh Coil
- 1 6mm Agleted Cotton
- 1 Bag of Spare Parts
- 1 User Manual
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Initial Impressions
When I first got this RTA it was clear that it wasn’t much different then the Profile RDA which i already reviewed a while back. Same deck, same concept just in an RTA form. Outside of that it’s a pretty standard looking RTA, kind of reminds me a bit of the aromamizer supreme V2 or geekvape blitzen. It looks a lot like the blitzen. Like they took that design and just slapped in the profile deck. Overall though seems like a solid RTA form the start. Nothing major that stands out as amazing or new, but nothing bad either.
Build Deck and Wicking (pics above)
Let’s talk about the build deck now. It’s the same as the profile RDA. It’s a 2 clamp system with the clamps positioned for vertical insertion instead of horizontal like many and the clamps are raised off the deck. The screws come in from the side so it does work well for mesh wire which is its purpose. The Mesh that comes with it is cut to size however and doesn't need any modifications. The post screws are good quality flat head/phillips combo screws so nice improvement there as wotofo has normally used some cheap poor quality screws in lots of RDAs. much like the RDA deck it’s a really nicely designed deck that is easy to slap in the premade mesh pieces. They also include a tool to help you shape the mesh which is just a rod i already have the coil master ceramic ones to use so just used my own but nice they included that for those that don’t
Wicking on this one was pretty easy for me personally but remember that there is a learning curve to it since it’s different from wicking non mesh RTAs and mesh coils love a lot of cotton. They included a guide and 2 strips of cotton and simply following the guide which means sliding the cotton through, then cutting it on a downward 45 degree angle then stuffing it in the holes. I also did some fluffing of it personally prior to tucking it in then retrimming after i fluffed it as their cotton comes way too tightly packed and doing all that worked great for me and no dry hits and was able to chain vape easily. So overall i’d say most experienced builders should have no issue adapting to it, however new builds may find it troublesome and objectively probably more difficult than wicking a non mesh RTA
Performance
Performance wise, I used it as a mesh RTA only with the included OFRF nexMESH which are kanthal .13 ohm mesh strips rated at 60-75 watts. The rating is pretty good i found it best at the 65-70 range myself personally and with 1 air hole closed off. With that said, flavorwise it’s just ok. It’s not bad and mind you i haven’t had any other mesh RTAs to compare it with so have to compare it to other RTAs in a similar watt range and in those cases the flavor is decent at best. At 65-70 watts you are in massive single coil range and running that in say a crius 2, pharaoh, pharoah mini, centaur, etc will blow this out of the water flavorwise with probably a little less watts and juice usage. Even running a dual coil 70 watt build in say a lotus or mage 2019 is going to be much much better. It definitely mutes out some notes of juices but the intensity is pretty good. Overall it’s a below average performer as a 60-70 watt RTA.