The original Cleito was a real game changer - the first tank to combine the chimney (or centre tube) with the atomiser.
The result?
Massive clouds of vapour with a very easy to use tank system.
The new Aspire Cleito 120 builds upon the success of the original, but is aimed at vapers using high powered devices to produce even more vapour. The tank is rated to 120 watts, but Aspire claims the tank can handle up to 160 watts.
(Update: Since we first wrote this, The Cleito 120 has gone out of stock. See our full range of vape tanks for alternatives..)
Contents
- What's in the box
- Features
- Who is it for?
- Compatibility
- How to fill
- How to change the coil
- Tips
- What we like
- What we don't like
- Conclusion
What’s In The Box
- Cleito 120 tank
- Spare coil
- Spare glass tank
- Vape band
Features
- Wide bore, chuff cap style, Delrin drip tip
- Simple, leak resistant filling
- Stainless steel construction
- 0.16 Ohm coils rated between 100-120w, but capable of higher
- Spitback guard incorporated into atomiser
Who Is The Cleito 120 For?
The Cleito 120 is ideal for vapers looking to maximise vapour production and flavour while running high powered devices.
Although rated at 120w max, hence the name, Aspire themselves say it can easily run up to 160w and more. However, be careful as the higher you go the more likely you are to burn a coil.
If you decide to run it at a higher wattage, our advice would be to run a new coil between the recommended wattages for a tank or two of e-liquid, then push the power up further in small increments.
Compatibility
The Cleito 120 atomiser heads are an improvement over the original coils, but unfortunately are only compatible with the Aspire Cleito 120.
How To Fill The Cleito 120
The top fill mechanism on the 120 version is slightly different to the original Aspire.
With the original Cleito, the top came fully off, meaning it had to be upright to be filled. This often lead to the coil coming unscrewed at the time as it had the same thread direction. The 120 comes with a two-piece construction allowing you to remove the upper section, leaving a smaller (though still ample), cleaner filling hole and putting an end to spilled e-liquid!
How To Change The Coil
- Empty the tank of e-liquid.
- Unscrew the top section.
- Remove the glass tank.
- Unscrew the coil from the base.
- Screw in the new coil, giving a half turn anti-clockwise to ensure threading is correct.
Tips
Topping Up
The wicking holes extend half the height of the chimney, and the e-liquid is vaporised quickly. So we recommend ensuring the Cleito is always at least half-way filled up to minimise the risk of burnt coils.
Priming
Priming is important with all tanks, but particularly important with high powered tanks like the Cleito 120. Drip e-liquid onto the wicking holes before usage, and allow the tank to stand after filling for at least five minutes before using - see the video below for a detailed guide.
What We Like...
- Massive vapour production
- Great flavour
- Simple design
- Coils fire higher than rated
- Improved filling system over the standard Cleito
What We Don’t Like
- Only compatible with high powered devices
- Drinks e-liquid (as all high powered tanks do).
- Glass tank can be tricky to remove when changing the coil
Conclusion
If you're looking to go further in the search for power, the Cleito 120 is certainly an excellent tank.
The improved coil, combined with that power, means it also delivers a fuller, cleaner flavour too. If you've got a device that can run it (such as the Innokin Coolfire Z80), it's well worth the investment!
