Aegis Mini
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And gorgeous on top of that.
Small but still tough.[emoji41]
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Dang it. I had hopes for a second there. Mini USB is far more robust.
Like my Legend that I bought another one. This Mini though has some "cons" for me. Built in battery, 80 Watt,2200 not a plus for me. It did have my attention for a bit though.
I've been using one for about a week. Only been using it at home after work.
Using their .3 ohm coil at 40 watts- I would say the battery could last 6, maybe 7 hrs of constant (but not chain) vaping. I never really ran it down to the minimum- but after 5 hours it's showing less than 50 % left.
The recharge with a 2 amp charger is very fast.
Using their .3 ohm coil at 40 watts- I would say the battery could last 6, maybe 7 hrs of constant (but not chain) vaping. I never really ran it down to the minimum- but after 5 hours it's showing less than 50 % left.
The recharge with a 2 amp charger is very fast.
I am not a chemical engineer- but it certainly seems that a non replaceable battery of similar Mahs is smaller than the replaceable style battery. Could also be the extra space in mod needed for the battery terminals them selves. (May not seem like alot- but it does make a difference.
My Aegis mini is in the mail as I write this.
I don't possibly need another vape device, but I wanted to experience in person the hype around the "ruggedised" Vape gear.
I'll pair it with a Kabuki w/ polycarbonate glass and see how the all thing feels.
I ordered the green one, the colour of hope, much needed these days.
I'll keep posted...
I don't possibly need another vape device, but I wanted to experience in person the hype around the "ruggedised" Vape gear.
I'll pair it with a Kabuki w/ polycarbonate glass and see how the all thing feels.
I ordered the green one, the colour of hope, much needed these days.
I'll keep posted...
Here it is. Small, light and dependable.
There is any review showing its innards? Trying to understand if it is powered at 4.2 or 8.4 Volt. Usually mods up to 80 W are single cell or 4.2 V, this device vapes differently from the usual step-up mod, so the curiosity. Cheers to Geek Vape...
I guess it depends upon how you intend to use it. I use mine for shorter trips when out of the house. It's small size makes it very pocket-friendly. And if you don't mind bringing along the USB charging cord and a 2 amp wall wort, you can charge it pretty quickly in about 30 minutes.
Exactly, my point above. I'm really liking the Cerberus tank, too. I only use it at 20-25 watts though.
I agree.
Many internal battery mods make use of a Lipo battery pouch. I believe they are more "space friendly" than the Li-ion cylindrical replaceable batteries, so the mod itself can be smaller. They are available in many different sizes and shapes.
The popular Eleaf iStick mods use a more rectangular, flat-sided internal Lipo battery.
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Been rocking mine for a couple of months now. I really like the small size and the punch it packs. I can run an RTA with a .3ohm coil at 30ish watts and it will last me while I am out and about. Not a mod that I use all the time but one that I will grab when I head out of the house.
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