MANTO AIO ULTRA WITH RTA REVIEWED BY BIGBOB2322

[Bigbob2322]

Hello folks and welcome back for something a bit different from the pod devices of late, today we have a single 18650 full size mod with a power output of 80 watts that comes with 2 tanks, a factory coil tank and a Boro RTA tank. The Manto AIO Ultra is a nice change of pace from the pod devices flooding the market today. There is a lot to cover with this kit so it's going to be a long review. After some manufacturer information I'll give you all my findings later in my review, lets get started.

COLOR CHOICES

IN THE BOX


1* Manto AIO Ultra

1* Manto AIO Ultra Cartridge (Mesh 0.3Ω Coil)

1* Mesh 0.15Ω Coil

1* Manto AIO Ultra RTA

1* Certificate Card

1* Warranty Card

1* User Manual

1* Accessories (Tool Kit)

MANTO AIO WITHOUT RTA

SPECIFICATIONS-PARAMETERS-FEATURES


* Battery: Single external 18650 battery (not included)

* Output Power:1-80W

* Max Output Voltage:4.2V

* Input Voltage:3.2-4.2V

* Mode: Power/RBA/NI/TI/SS mode

* Efficiency:95%

* Coil Resistance:0.08-3Ω

* Capacity:5.2ml(Cartridge)/5.6ml(RTA)

* Airflow: Adjustable airflow

* Fit For: Manto AIO Ultra Cartridge, Manto AIO Coil, Manto AIO Ultra RTA, All Boro Tank in the market

* Material: PC+ABS+PBT

* Product Size:80*50.2*26.6mm

* Color: Black, Purple, Lime Green, Pink, Army Green, Blue

* 0.96-inch OLED display screen

* Interactive UI and firing button

* Side filling system

* Leak-proof design, multi-layer protection

* Adjustable airflow system

* Able to bring MTL & DTL experience

* Supports DIY vaping with RBA coil

* Packed with Manto AIO Ultra Cartridge/RTA

* Fit for Manto AIO Coil 0.15Ω/0.3Ω/RBA Coil

* Fit for all Boro Tank in the market

VERY VERSATILE AND FEATURE PACKED

LARGE TANK CAPACITY WITH LEAKPROOF DESIGN

MAXIMUM POWER OUTPUT - 80 WATTS WITH 5 POWER MODES INCLUDING TC

LARGE DISPLAY SCREEN WITH CUSTOMIZABLE COLOR UI

 

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS


To start off the packaging is a simple sleeve over a bottom half of a box with the device in a plastic bag and components consisting of the RTA tank, 2nd coil (0.15Ω), spares bag with RBA tools sitting in it's own spot with paper info sitting on top.

Picking the device up I noticed how light it was keep in mind a 18650 battery was not in it, but still it felt light. The first thing I checked was if there was any movement of the panels already installed on the device and they were solid with no movement.

If I get a new tank I always give it a nice long warm bath to remove any manufacturing oils possible left behind so I removed the preinstalled 0.3Ω coil from the 1 tank and pulled off the plastic tank from the RTA tank and cleaned it as well as the build deck.

I noticed the the tank that takes factory coils has a removable top section of the tank that I found interesting. The RTA tank uses airflow pins that screw in from the bottom using a tool included with this kit, it also has 2 air slots.

 

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After both tanks had their baths in warm soapy water and were dried it was time for testing to begin. I reinstalled the 0.3Ω coil by screwing it into the bottom cap tightly then pushing it into the tank. I wanted to see how easy it was to fill with the top section removed and it was a breeze.

I wanted to start with the factory coils first, the 0.3Ω put out some nice flavor and the more airflow was closed off it got even better. Airflow was good but not as quiet as I had hoped it would be.

The 0.15 was next and it also was a very good flavor producer with a much warmer vape, I think I actually prefer the 0.3Ω more than the 0.15 which really surprised me.

After a few days of using both coils I had no leaking but I really hate the rubber fill plug because sometimes it's rather difficult getting the plug back in the hole.


Now it was time for the RTA tank's test, This is a very simple and easy deck to build on and I found bending your coil legs a bit helps going over the wall when inserting the legs into the post holes.

The screws on the post are flat heads and work fine but I wish they were allen head screws though. I went with the preinstalled 3.0mm air pin because I was using a 3.0mm triple core fused clapton coil. The airflow tool worked fine switching pins.

The 510 dry burn attachment worked just fine glowing my coil and getting any hot spots out. The wick wells are fairly deep so just cut your wick ends at the end of the build deck and place them in the wells, don't pack them in they should fit lightly snug inside the wells. From past experience with boro tanks take my word for it and cut the legs as close as you can to prevent any type of short.

Popping the clear plastic tank back on and filling the tank up I found the fill hole to be of average size and had no problem filling it but again getting the plug seated back in the hole proved to be difficult as with the other tank but I'd rather it be tight than loose fitting.

I really like that the Manto has 2 large air feed slots just in case one gets blocked with a portion of your hand or fingers which I have done more than a few times. It is comfortable firing with your thumb or turning it around and finger firing it, either way works well. The flavor was above average from past boro tanks I've used and I really enjoyed how easy this deck was to build on.

 

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Time to go over the device itself, Rincoe decided to use a metal plate across the top of the device preventing any kind of crack in the plastic when screwing in the 510 drip tip the holds either tank in place, the drip tip is proprietary but it's fine for my use, very comfortable to use.

I find the device to be attractive from any angle. The adjustment buttons and fire button are responsive without any sloppy feel to them, below the adjustment buttons is the USB-C charge port. There is a slight gap at the bottom of the panels to easily fit a finger nail in for a pop off of a panel. Polarity markings are clear and easy to see and the bottom positive side is spring loaded.

The menu of the Manto is a simple one, to turn the device on/off press the fire button 5 times quickly, to lock/unlock the adjustment buttons press and hold both buttons simultaneously, when locked a locked padlock will appear next to the wattage.

To enter the menu quickly press the fire button 3 times and scroll down or up to what you wish to adjust be it wattage, temperature, or color of the UI. I don't do temperature control so I can't help you there. the display screen is plenty big and the fonts can be seen but wish they were larger.

 

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FINAL IMPRESSIONS


Well that about wraps this review up but I have had a few weird things happen that I can't explain, Every once and a while when I press the fire button new coil/old coil screen pops up, the device fire instantly even with this screen on. I have checked all connections and all is fine.

Other than that the device has performed great with very good flavor from factory coils and the RTA tank, I like the RTA tank a bit more because of the slight increase of juice capacity. I would like to thank Sourcemore fore providing the Rincoe Manto AIO Ultra kit for the porpose of my review. If you would like to purchase it from Sourcemore a link to it is below. I would also like to thank all of you that read my reviews, have a great day my friends.

Rincoe Manto AIO Ultra Kit with RTA 80W

Rincoe Manto AIO Ultra Kit is powered by an external 18650 battery and Manto AIO Ultra Chip with 80W max. It features interactive UI and firing button, Power/RBA/NI/TI/SS mode, MTL & DTL & DIY vaping. It is fit for Manto AIO Ultra Cartridge/RTA.

www.sourcemore.com

THANK YOU
BIGBOB2322

 

[Frenkyou]

Nice review Bob

 

[Bigbob2322]

Nice review Bob

Thanks Frenkyou.

 

[hittman]

Great review Bob!

 

[Bigbob2322]

Great review Bob!

Thanks Hitt.