After being the lucky winner of the https://www.heavengifts.com/ Wotofo Serpent Rdta Competition and being asked to do a review (something new for me) on the prize here are my thoughts.
Super fast delivery from Heavengifts this little package winged its way to rural Australia in a mere 6 days. I have had packages coming from 200km away that took longer. I was very happy with the packaging, swathed in bubble wrap - enough to keep the kids amused for hours once they start popping it.
The box is fairly standard packaging with all the standard foam trays and little goodie bags and a scratch and sniff authentication label
Time for a photo collage
The 3 goodie bags were identical mystery bags to look at but each one was different they contained all your bits and bobs.
a) 2 rather nice SS fused claptons (3.5 mm i.d).
b) A swag of O rings, insulators and spare screws.
c) A wad of cotton.
Also in the box was a spare glass, a wide (ish) bore delrin driptip, a standard instruction booklet that was glanced at and never read (yes they are only there for show 
), a little cardboard tee shirt cut out thanking me for my purchase and offering me a chance to win a tee shirt if I posted a photo of the Wotofo Serpent and followed @wotofoofficial on instagram , a phillips head screwdriver.
The Wotofo Serpent was clean with no oil residue but I am a bit fussy so I disassembled it and threw it all in the usc. Disassembly is quite easily done by undoing the 510 pin and then unscrewing the deck from the glass.
Well since I have them I decided to run with the supplied coils (I had them in the usc as well). As you can see the deck is similar to the Pharaoh RDA but on a smaller scale and missing one feature that I really like about the Pharoah - the mounting plates are not spring loaded, just a little thing and not a huge big deal but it made mounting the coils up just a little fiddly.
I filled the tank, now it is important to note that the round holes are for filling and the oval hole is airflow. While I did notice this during my disassembly it would be easy to squirt a bit of juice into the airflow when doing low light refill(if I had have bothered to look at the instruction book there would have been no need for me to observe this for myself).
Fill holes (not sure if the second is to allow air to escape or there are some new double headed squirt bottles coming onto the market, I suspect the former)
Air flow
All ready to vape so what is it like?
For the most part I like it there are a few little things that I think could be better but overall it is a good little unit.
The Serpent official stats
2.5 ml of you favourite juice (or some other concoction you made by mistake)
41 mm tall
22mm diameter
Available in Stainless Steel or Black for a paltry $31.50usd (ss) or $33.50usd (black)
From https://www.heavengifts.com
So here is my list of pros and cons.
Pro.
- Great Flavour.
- The coils are pretty close to the top (which may also be a con for some).
- The wick holes are big.
- For a relatively small unit the deck is quite spacious. (personally I wouldn’t put a coil in that was smaller than 3mm i.d YMMV).
- As expected the Wotofo Serpent is well built (no crunchy threads) and was very clean on arrival.
- 2 drips tips 1 wide (ish) bore and a a 510 (with adapter)
- The perfect size if you want an unobtrusive rdta.
Cons
- Very minor but I really think that the mounting plates would be awesome if they were spring loaded.
- The supplied drips tips are nice but a little short for me. I ditched both and put a resin 510 drip tip on which cooled the vape to a more comfortable level.
- The chance of squirting your juice into the airflow is a possibility if the light is bad or you can’t see so well.
I would recommend it for those who want a smaller capacity rdta who love great flavour
Cheers @all and thank you https://www.heavengifts.com for the opportunity to try one out.
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