For testing I used a lovely e-liquid – Candy Labs Cherry (70%VG) – which I added Nic Salts to resulting in a nicotine strength of around 7mg. I also have this e-liquid in my Freemax Twister Kit and love it! The “best” wattage recommendation is 70-75W – so I started at 65W and already this thing is impressive.

So this time I am using Stika Bombz Fruit Salad e-liquid which is 80%VG and has 6mg nicotine added. Every time you vape you can see lovely little bubbles forming reassuring you that the coil has filled up ready for your next vape. Not a single dry hit in all my time using this tank. Personally 50/50 e-liquid will be way to thin for this tank and will probably cause spitting so I would buy yourself a bottle of at least 70% VG onwards. Also a lot of the thinner liquids have nicotine already added which will be too strong when vaped at the high wattage the Falcon 2 uses. Again, impressive. This is up there with one of the best sub ohm tanks for flavour and cloud – I love this tank! E-liquid Consumption Additionally, to further eliminate the nuisance of dirty hands, the process of changing the coil in this tank has been made easier. A push-fit coil change mechanism has been added to allow for fast vape coil changing, and to allow users to replace the device’s coil even when the e-liquid is not completely used up without fear of spillage.

Horizon Falcon 2 Tank Features

The main appearance differences are the fact that there is an ornamental centre piece which covers up the coil and the top cap has a sliding action and arrow marking.

Mine came with the 5.5ml bubble glass installed and this looks great – not too wide and tall enough not to look silly if you get me! Single battery mods can often do this but you will be guzzling up the battery life and possibly stressing the battery. The Falcon II Sector coils are a 0.14 Ohm resistance, they will work up to 75W. To experience the true ability o these coils, you’ll need a device that can deliver a 75W output or higher. As previously touched upon, the top fill is a little awkward to use especially with bigger nibbed bottles. You have to fill it up slower in that case so would be better distilling liquid into a smaller bottle before you take the tank out to speed up the filling process. There was only bubbling when using a bigger nibbed bottle so you won’t have too many issues filling it up, but worth mentioning none the less. Large vapour production and delivering better flavour from e-liquids is a key part of this tank’s design. The Horizontech Sector 0.14 Ohm vape coils utilise a mesh coil build in a fan-woven design, which increases airflow and heats more e-liquid at a faster rate – for increased flavour. Use the adjustable airflow at the bottom of the tank, to further restrict or increase vapour flow, to suit your vaping style.By the way some of the marketing info says the coils are 0.14ohm but there is 0.16ohm stamped on the coils so I will go with that. A big change for this generation is the coils. They are not compatible with older Falcon coils as this has a push in pull out coil system. Perhaps look into a good pod kit where you can use the 50/50 liquids with the higher resistance coil and the higher VG with the lower resistance coil. My current favourite is the Innokin Sceptre, or you could try the Aegis Boost kit with the one kit you can try both styles and different e-liquid types to see if DTL is for you. I have refilled this 3 times so far and still not a single leak – so massive points in the bag for this version of the Falcon. If using a new coil or for the first fill leave to stand for a good 10-15 minutes to make sure the coil is fully saturated with e-liquid to avoid an evil dry hit!

The only downside is you will be refilling this all the time – even with the bubble glass as you love vaping on this so much. It is also so efficient at vaporising and giving you every molecule of flavour and vapour that is possible. I loved the Original Falcon for flavour but the leaks really made me go off it which I found a shame.As the coils are only 0.16ohm resistance you will need a device that can output around 70-75W as a guide. Aside from the problems mentioned with the EU version of the tank, the Falcon II is a great sub ohm tank that manages to build on the success of its predecessors while still improving performance and usability. Therefore the coils are easier to install and Horizon say the chamber should seal when you remove the coil to prevent any liquid in the tank from coming out! (This is mentioned in the marketing goo but didn’t appear to be correct in real life!)