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Figured I'd just post this hoping it may be helpful. Just sent this as a text and figured hey, May as well share it here. Not in depth by any means. Just a quick and dirty:
So full size goblin vs goblin mini. Airflow is close, slight edge to the mini though. Flavor is close too but the mini takes it. Tested both with an identical build filled with cereal milk I made. 30/70 mix. Wicks fine. Filling.... Both a pain in the ass. Fill screw on bottom. The full sized goblins is a little easier though. Neither tank really like glass dropper bottles, which sucks because it's what I use exclusively since I started taking mixing seriously. Both are easy to wick if you know how. No leaks. Vaped both at 34 watts. No dry hit. Good cloudage. It's not going to Chuck or breathe like the tfv4 but it's made for flavor as opposed to showing off. Sizewize and style mini takes the win hands down. Both are built with thick hardy glass. Sanding the threads on the mini is a must though as they're sharp as a razor. Machining is super clean. Hi temp peek insulators in both I believe. Both awesome tanks. Inspired me to get building again. Bottom fill seems like a small sacrifice for loads of flavor. Either way I don't think you can go wrong. You just need to put in the time to learn how to build it properly.
So full size goblin vs goblin mini. Airflow is close, slight edge to the mini though. Flavor is close too but the mini takes it. Tested both with an identical build filled with cereal milk I made. 30/70 mix. Wicks fine. Filling.... Both a pain in the ass. Fill screw on bottom. The full sized goblins is a little easier though. Neither tank really like glass dropper bottles, which sucks because it's what I use exclusively since I started taking mixing seriously. Both are easy to wick if you know how. No leaks. Vaped both at 34 watts. No dry hit. Good cloudage. It's not going to Chuck or breathe like the tfv4 but it's made for flavor as opposed to showing off. Sizewize and style mini takes the win hands down. Both are built with thick hardy glass. Sanding the threads on the mini is a must though as they're sharp as a razor. Machining is super clean. Hi temp peek insulators in both I believe. Both awesome tanks. Inspired me to get building again. Bottom fill seems like a small sacrifice for loads of flavor. Either way I don't think you can go wrong. You just need to put in the time to learn how to build it properly.