What Are The Best Beginner Vape Tanks To Buy In 2024?

The GO S has exceeded expectations by becoming one of the most popular and bestselling disposable vape tanks in circulation. Offering low maintenance with a simple operation ideal for beginner vapers, disposable vape tanks have also become increasingly desirable to more experienced users due to their ease of use and hassle-free performance.

The GO S tank takes disposable tanks to the next level however, with a top fill method reducing the chance of leakage as well as an adjustable airflow providing a fitting versatility often unseen in disposable models. Housing a 1.7 Ohm coil, once flavour deteriorates just simply dispose and replace the entire tank instead of messing around with coil changes.

One of many in the Innokin Go family, the Innokin Go Z is a great choice if you’re after a hardwearing MTL tank. Unlike most tanks, this one is constructed with plastic, which means it’s far more hardwearing than its glass equivalents. Its sliding top-fill design also means that you can easily refill this tank – you won’t even need to remove it from your device.

You can use this tank with the Innokin Zenith coils and a 1.6 Ohm coil is included. This coil will create a discreet amount of vapour, for an MTL inhale that feels like a cigarette. If you fancy changing how tight or loose each draw feels, just adjust the airflow control slider. When the coil inside is finished you can replace the entire tank – for a maintenance-light option.

If you’re in the market for a more powerful sub ohm tank – that’s packed with features – check out the Geekvape Zeus Z tank. You can expect large amounts of vapour with each puff thanks to the compatible range of Zeus Z coils. Plus, their push-fit design means they’re easy to swap and a coil removal tool is included to help you out.

The large drip tip is perfect for sub ohm vapers, since it leaves more space for vapour to pass through and it can be removed to quickly access the top-filling e-liquid port. Adjust the airflow slider when you fancy tailoring how tight or loose your draw feels, or experiment with vapour production by switching between the included 0.2 Ohm and 0.4 Ohm coils.

The Innokin Go Max is designed for anyone who wants to try a sub ohm vape, without the usual maintenance. This disposable option is ideal if you’re after something easy to use as all you’ll need to do is refill it. When the coil inside eventually stops working, after around a week, you can replace the whole tank for a new one – no more coil swaps or cleaning your tank!

What about the coil that’s built into the tank? It’s designed for sub ohm vaping so you can expect to experience large amounts of vapour – just make sure to pair it with a 70% VG e-liquid or higher for best results. You can refill it using the top-filling port, which means you can top this tank up whilst it’s still connected to your device. If you fancy adjusting the feel of your draw, you can twist the airflow control slider to tighten or loosen each inhale.

A slightly larger version of the traditional Nautilus tank, the Aspire Nautilus 3 keeps things simple while at the same time offering the option to customsie your tank. Compatible with the entire range of Aspire Nautilus coils, you’ll have more options than ever to create a set-up that delivers your ideal vape.

Although it might be a bit more expensive than other tanks in the series, the Stainless Steel build and wider diameter means it won’t look out of place if you ever upgrade to a larger mod. Plus, it includes design features to make everyday vaping that little bit easier, including top filling capabilities as well as an adjustable airflow for altering vapour flow and delivering either a tighter or looser inhale.

Here’s an entry from the Aspire K family, and who can blame us when the series is this consistently good! The K2 offers a similar design to the K3, with a compact form factor that provides discreteness without compromising performance. With a 1.8ml e-liquid capacity, the clean-cut metallic design provides a stylish aesthetic whilst the fixed airflow provides a consistent vape, complemented by the wide air inlets for enhanced flavour production.

Compatible with the entire Nautilus BVC coil series the K2 is a stripped back, straightforward MTL vape tank which seems to age with grace.

After something with less maintenance? This refillable disposable tank features a built-in sub ohm coil, and aside from refilling it you won’t have to contend with any upkeep. Each one lasts a week on average and delivers a large amount of vapour for a genuine DTL inhale. When the coil burns out, just replace it with a new tank.

The coil inside the Preco 2 is available in a 0.15 Ohm resistance, which is perfect for DTL vaping. It’ll work best with a 70% VG e-liquid or higher. Speaking of e-liquid, you can refill this tank using the top-filling port by removing the rubber stopper. Whenever you want to change how tight or loose each draw feels, twist the airflow control slider to fine-tune your inhale.

The Endura T20-S has been a mainstay on many best vape tank lists for a good few years now, highlighting its relevance and great performance. It also offers a great introduction to vaping, especially for new users. A durable stainless steel construction provides resilience as well as a refined style whilst the T20-S’ simple operation makes this vape tank incredibly easy to use and maintain. This is highlighted by the ‘No Spill Coil Swap’ system for a hassle-free installation of coils, as well as the practical top fill method which greatly reduces the chance of leakage.

The T20-S comes with a 1.5 Ohm coil, ideal for beginners, as well as a 0.8 Ohm coil which creates more vapour. This means that users can effectively keep the same tank as they gain more experience and work their way up to more lower resistance, DTL vaping should they wish to do so.

Heavy-duty tanks are all well and good, but sometimes you just want a compact tank. If that’s the case, you’ll want to check out the Aspire Nautilus Nano tank. One of the smallest designs on the market, this tank is ideal if you’re after something a little stealthier. It's constructed from stainless steel and can handle knocks and tumbles. Plus, it's designed for MTL vaping, so if you prefer discreet amounts of vapour, this one’s for you.

A 1.0 Ohm and 1.8 Ohm coil are included to get you set up and you can pair either one with a 50% VG e-liquid for best results. But if you want to experiment with different amounts of vapour, check out the full range of 0.3 Ohm - 1.8 Ohm BVC coils and alternate between RDTL and DTL vaping. Plus, whenever you want to adjust how tight or loose each draw feels, you can slide the adjustable airflow controller.

If you’re looking for a sleek and sturdy MTL tank, we recommend checking out the Voopoo PNP X MTL tank. An ergonomic mouthpiece adds to this tank's stylish design and makes it best suited to small amounts of vapour. It's fitted with a 510 connection pin, so it’ll work with most mods. Plus, you can adjust the airflow to switch up how tight or loose each draw feels.

A 0.3 Ohm and 0.6 Ohm PNP X coil are included with this tank and you can use them to switch between an airier RDTL or tighter MTL vape, thanks to their push-fit design. Pair either one with 50% VG e-liquid for best results and refill your tank via its base.