Hi Vaping Underground members, In this review i take a look at the Bravo RTA from Wotofo. The Bravo RTA was supplied for the purpose of this review by Linky from Wotofo.
http://www.wotofo.com/WOTOFO-BRAVO-RTA.html
In the Box
Contents:
1x BRAVO RTA With 4.5ml Glass Tube
1x Standard Glass Tube 4.5ml
1x Bubble Glass Tube 6ml
1x Japaneses Cotton
1x Extra screws & o-rings
3x Ni80 comp wire coils
1x 510 Drip tip Adapter
1x User Manual
Aesthetics
I received the Gun Metal version which comes with a goon fitting Black and Pearl drip tip, you also receive a 510 adaptor. The other colours available are Black, Blue, Gold, Stainless Steel and Rainbow all with Resin drip tips to suit. The tank comes with a 4.5ml straight glass fitted (TPD version has a soft bung which can be pulled straight out, no problem), you also get a spare 4.5ml glass and a 6ml glass which has a slight bulge. The top-cap, base and bottom of the air chamber has matching knurling, the air chamber also has "BRAVO" etched on in fancy font. All machining is excellent and if you feel the etched on "BRAVO" you can feel the quality. The Bravo has duel, huge cyclops with stopper, moving to the base we have a protruding, Gold plated 510, safety stamps and branding. The build quality of the Bravo is exceptional.
Specs:
Material: 304 Stainless Steel
Thread: 510 Thread
Size (L x W x H): 25mm x 50mm
Model: Dual coil RTA
Liquid Capacity: 4.5ml(extendable to 6.0ml by replacing glass tube)
Colour: Gold, Gunmetal, Black, SS, Blue, Rainbow
Features:
810 Resin drip tip for a better experience
Amazing knurling for easy removal
Less threading (1/2 turn) top cap for quicker refill
Clamps post design is more appropriate for flat wires
Floating deck to provide bigger juice capacity
Banked airflow design concentrates the airflow for better flavor
6ml bubble glass tube and 810-510 drip tip adaptor included
Increased vapour production and flavor comparable to a RDA
Assembling and Disassembling
The bottom section that comprises of the airflow control and floating deck unscrews from the air chamber, allowing for easy removal of the glass if you want to change to the 6ml bulge glass. The Top-cap unscrews from the liquid fill ring with just one and a half turns (it has quality threading) which is attached to the air chamber and air pipe (air chamber, pipe and fill ring are one piece). When looking inside the air chamber you will see rather than domed it has stepping. Disassembling and assembling is very easy due to the already mentioned excellent threading.
The Deck and Build
The Bravo is a duel coil RTA and has raised post clamps on a floating deck so really is a GTA. Each post share's both coils and has 2 screws per post holding the clamps in place, you will need to loosen all 4 screws starting with the inner 2 first. The easiest way is to size up one leg and trim to size then copy on the other 3 legs, then you will need to position both coils in place and tighten up the screws evenly a bit at a time. When the clamps have a bit of bite on the coils position better then tighten up all 4 screws, then position evenly above the air slots on the deck. When wicking you will only want to poke the ends of the cotton through the fill holes so they dangle in the liquid and don't suffocate the fill holes remember the cotton will expand. About 10mm each side of the coil is how much you need and if you feel the holes are too packed give the ends of the cotton a rake to thin them out so you get efficient wicking. Then screw your tank together and fill with liquid.
Performance
The Bravo gives excellent flavour and good cloud production. If you get any dry hits you have the cotton too packed, those that have used GTA's should have no problem with wicking. The airflow is massive and anything over halfway the tank is noisy but still smooth, i personally only needed the airflow a third open so the tank was quite quiet.
Conclusion
The build quality of the Bravo is of the highest quality and it produces flavour to match, we are only in February but if the Bravo isn't one of the best 3 RTA's by the end of 2018 we are going to be having some special tanks this year.
Pros
Great build quality
Great Flavour
Good cloud production
Clamp posts
Floating deck
Plenty of Airflow
4.5 or 6ml
Comes with 3 glass tubes
Goon style Resin drip tip
510 adaptor
Comes with cotton and 3 coils
Decent screwdriver
Top-fill
Cons
Airflow over halfway the tank is noisy
Not the easiest build and wicking.
I would once again like to thank Linky from Wotofo for supplying the Bravo RTA for the purpose of this review.
http://www.wotofo.com/WOTOFO-BRAVO-RTA.html
http://www.wotofo.com/WOTOFO-BRAVO-RTA.html
In the Box
Contents:
1x BRAVO RTA With 4.5ml Glass Tube
1x Standard Glass Tube 4.5ml
1x Bubble Glass Tube 6ml
1x Japaneses Cotton
1x Extra screws & o-rings
3x Ni80 comp wire coils
1x 510 Drip tip Adapter
1x User Manual
Aesthetics
I received the Gun Metal version which comes with a goon fitting Black and Pearl drip tip, you also receive a 510 adaptor. The other colours available are Black, Blue, Gold, Stainless Steel and Rainbow all with Resin drip tips to suit. The tank comes with a 4.5ml straight glass fitted (TPD version has a soft bung which can be pulled straight out, no problem), you also get a spare 4.5ml glass and a 6ml glass which has a slight bulge. The top-cap, base and bottom of the air chamber has matching knurling, the air chamber also has "BRAVO" etched on in fancy font. All machining is excellent and if you feel the etched on "BRAVO" you can feel the quality. The Bravo has duel, huge cyclops with stopper, moving to the base we have a protruding, Gold plated 510, safety stamps and branding. The build quality of the Bravo is exceptional.
Specs:
Material: 304 Stainless Steel
Thread: 510 Thread
Size (L x W x H): 25mm x 50mm
Model: Dual coil RTA
Liquid Capacity: 4.5ml(extendable to 6.0ml by replacing glass tube)
Colour: Gold, Gunmetal, Black, SS, Blue, Rainbow
Features:
810 Resin drip tip for a better experience
Amazing knurling for easy removal
Less threading (1/2 turn) top cap for quicker refill
Clamps post design is more appropriate for flat wires
Floating deck to provide bigger juice capacity
Banked airflow design concentrates the airflow for better flavor
6ml bubble glass tube and 810-510 drip tip adaptor included
Increased vapour production and flavor comparable to a RDA
Assembling and Disassembling
The bottom section that comprises of the airflow control and floating deck unscrews from the air chamber, allowing for easy removal of the glass if you want to change to the 6ml bulge glass. The Top-cap unscrews from the liquid fill ring with just one and a half turns (it has quality threading) which is attached to the air chamber and air pipe (air chamber, pipe and fill ring are one piece). When looking inside the air chamber you will see rather than domed it has stepping. Disassembling and assembling is very easy due to the already mentioned excellent threading.
The Deck and Build
The Bravo is a duel coil RTA and has raised post clamps on a floating deck so really is a GTA. Each post share's both coils and has 2 screws per post holding the clamps in place, you will need to loosen all 4 screws starting with the inner 2 first. The easiest way is to size up one leg and trim to size then copy on the other 3 legs, then you will need to position both coils in place and tighten up the screws evenly a bit at a time. When the clamps have a bit of bite on the coils position better then tighten up all 4 screws, then position evenly above the air slots on the deck. When wicking you will only want to poke the ends of the cotton through the fill holes so they dangle in the liquid and don't suffocate the fill holes remember the cotton will expand. About 10mm each side of the coil is how much you need and if you feel the holes are too packed give the ends of the cotton a rake to thin them out so you get efficient wicking. Then screw your tank together and fill with liquid.
Performance
The Bravo gives excellent flavour and good cloud production. If you get any dry hits you have the cotton too packed, those that have used GTA's should have no problem with wicking. The airflow is massive and anything over halfway the tank is noisy but still smooth, i personally only needed the airflow a third open so the tank was quite quiet.
Conclusion
The build quality of the Bravo is of the highest quality and it produces flavour to match, we are only in February but if the Bravo isn't one of the best 3 RTA's by the end of 2018 we are going to be having some special tanks this year.
Pros
Great build quality
Great Flavour
Good cloud production
Clamp posts
Floating deck
Plenty of Airflow
4.5 or 6ml
Comes with 3 glass tubes
Goon style Resin drip tip
510 adaptor
Comes with cotton and 3 coils
Decent screwdriver
Top-fill
Cons
Airflow over halfway the tank is noisy
Not the easiest build and wicking.
I would once again like to thank Linky from Wotofo for supplying the Bravo RTA for the purpose of this review.
http://www.wotofo.com/WOTOFO-BRAVO-RTA.html