Anybody using these new midget mods?

[IgnorantCig]

I got a Vaporesso Target Mini in the mail today and I've been vaping on it for the past hour.

Man, that thing is tiny. It looks super cute, but mostly I'm just happy that it'll fit great in my pocket when I take it outside. I got the blue one, and I think that it looks great.

The thing seems to vape pretty good too. It's the tiniest vape device that I've owned so far, but it's also the most featureful (is that a word?) device that I've owned, and seems very well built, with a tank that seems to be leakproof, since it's totally closed on the bottom.

The taste seems pretty good (I've never tried ceramic coils before), and overall, I'm very happy with the purchase.

I think that these sort of midget mods are going to become a new trend, if they aren't already.

 

[Bonskibon]

Those tiny mods are popular. Think there is a thread or two going about them. Have a mini volt myself, and it so darn small but packs a punch.

 

[IgnorantCig]

Those tiny mods are popular. Think there is a thread or two going about them. Have a mini volt myself, and it so darn small but packs a punch.

I hadn't heard of that one before, so I went to a site to see what it looks like.

It's very similar in size to the one that I got, and they both share the same wattage (40), and they both cost about the same price.

And yeah I agree that these small mods seem to pack quite a punch, at least compared to what I vaped on before.

 

[BreSha6869]

I owned a Mini Volt for 3 hours (long story that includes lots of alcohol) and I loved it. Amazing little mod. Tiny and lots of features.

 

[ddirtyvapes]

I just don't usually go for internal batteries these days, but it depends I guess. My smallest mods are probably my iStick 30W or Pico (Pico is shorter but wider) but I do have a few Picos and love them. I'd consider one of the super tiny internal-battery mods if I could get it for a pretty low price. Otherwise, it's not worth it to me. Plus, I have pretty big hands and for me there is such a thing as too small to be comfortable.

 

[retired1]

Micro mods!

Little itty bitty mods under $100.

 

[HazyShades]

I got a Vaporesso Target Mini in the mail today and I've been vaping on it for the past hour.

Man, that thing is tiny. It looks super cute, but mostly I'm just happy that it'll fit great in my pocket when I take it outside. I got the blue one, and I think that it looks great.

The thing seems to vape pretty good too. It's the tiniest vape device that I've owned so far, but it's also the most featureful (is that a word?) device that I've owned, and seems very well built, with a tank that seems to be leakproof, since it's totally closed on the bottom.

The taste seems pretty good (I've never tried ceramic coils before), and overall, I'm very happy with the purchase.

I think that these sort of midget mods are going to become a new trend, if they aren't already.

I love my evic minis..they're pretty tiny in comparison to my other mods.
The Tesla 80 watt TC is fairly small also. 75 and 80 watts respectively on one battery is great.

 

[bobwho77]

The closest thing to a mini-mod I've got, would be a Nautilus mini, on an MVP 20w.
My daily, go everywhere (even out, and about) vape is a Smok Xcube II/Aspire Cleito setup. It's not even SLIGHTLY "Stealth"

 

[Bob Chill]

I have sigelei spark 90 that I really like. It's only a little bit taller and slightly wider than an istick 40W. I picked one up @ MVS for $30 about a month ago. I went back to order another and they were sold out. doh.

 

[coolerat]

I hadn't heard of that one before, so I went to a site to see what it looks like.

It's very similar in size to the one that I got, and they both share the same wattage (40), and they both cost about the same price.

And yeah I agree that these small mods seem to pack quite a punch, at least compared to what I vaped on before.

I have a Mini Volt and its certianly small and works great but battery life is pretty short at 30W. Between my wife and I I bet it ain't been used in months.

The Pico is my smallest (not lightest) mod and I love it. It lives with a matching Petri V2 and the standard 18650 lasts ...............well as long as any other 18650 just in a tiny package.

 

[Boodaddy]

The target mini rocks. I vape all day at 14.7W on the 0.5ohm coil, and only charge twice. I find the 0.5ohm don't clog like the 1.4ohm's do, because of the bigger wick holes. My only issue is the coils. The coil it comes with lasted a couple months, but finding the same consistency in the 5 pack coils is difficult. They only lasted a couple weeks with the same juice. I got five 5 packs of coils, and just opened the second pack. Hopefully it was just a bad batch.

I am going to be getting a Innokin Axiom, and start building. It's a perfect fit for the mini mod and is flush against the lip. Only other thing I found is that after a couple months of use my silver coating is starting to wear off. The black one still looks fine.

I have four mini's now lol. Getting ready for the vapocalypse. Going to see if the Aspire Quad-Flex Survival Kit fits next

 

[Bob Chill]

The eleaf Aster looks like it will be the smallest 18650 on the market that doesn't have a cap like the Pico. I'm probably going to get one for my wife soon. She mostly uses her Pico and really likes it. I can't see how she wouldn't like this one.

$27.09 Authentic Eleaf ASTER 75W TC VW APV Box Mod (Black) - 1-75W / 100-315'C(200-600'F) / 1*18650 at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

 

[ddirtyvapes]

I wish I liked the shape of the Aster better. It reminds me of a coffin.

 

[Jingles]

I was interested in the Aster until I saw the IStick Power Nano. I know it has an internal battery, but it looks so cute!

 

[IgnorantCig]

The target mini rocks. I vape all day at 14.7W on the 0.5ohm coil, and only charge twice. I find the 0.5ohm don't clog like the 1.4ohm's do, because of the bigger wick holes. My only issue is the coils. The coil it comes with lasted a couple months, but finding the same consistency in the 5 pack coils is difficult. They only lasted a couple weeks with the same juice. I got five 5 packs of coils, and just opened the second pack. Hopefully it was just a bad batch.

I am going to be getting a Innokin Axiom, and start building. It's a perfect fit for the mini mod and is flush against the lip. Only other thing I found is that after a couple months of use my silver coating is starting to wear off. The black one still looks fine.

I have four mini's now lol. Getting ready for the vapocalypse. Going to see if the Aspire Quad-Flex Survival Kit fits next

I'm still experimenting with mine, since I just got it, but currently I am at 30 watts with the .5 ohm coil.

My juice might be a bit strong though at 12 mg nic, so I might be ordering a weaker nic juice next time, maybe 6 mg.

I also ordered a few 5 packs of coils from fast tech, and even if they only last a couple of weeks for each coil like you wrote, that sounds pretty good to me. That's a lot longer than any other coils that I have previously used.

I also have an Endura t22, and those coils last me about 5-7 days each, so 14 days sounds great.

 

[Bob Chill]

I was interested in the Aster until I saw the IStick Power Nano. I know it has an internal battery, but it looks so cute!

I personally never worried about the shortcomings of an internal bat mod for years. My mindset was always who cares if the battery craps out because I'll just buy another one. Those thoughts are gone now unless the laws change in our favor. Everyone has to decide for themselves what makes the most sense given the environment we're in.

 

[Haktuspit]

I was interested until I saw internal battery and 1400 mah. I'd rather have more Kbox minis and Encom Voidrays for pocket mods. Think any smaller would tip easier in pocket anyways. Still have to try a pico though... Or 3.

 

[Boodaddy]

I'm still experimenting with mine, since I just got it, but currently I am at 30 watts with the .5 ohm coil.

My juice might be a bit strong though at 12 mg nic, so I might be ordering a weaker nic juice next time, maybe 6 mg.

I also ordered a few 5 packs of coils from fast tech, and even if they only last a couple of weeks for each coil like you wrote, that sounds pretty good to me. That's a lot longer than any other coils that I have previously used.

I also have an Endura t22, and those coils last me about 5-7 days each, so 14 days sounds great.

Yea I love the flavor from the ceramic coils. I got mine on ebay, but checked the code on vaporesso's website just to confirm they were legit. Yea two weeks is good. They actually last longer, but when the airflow gets tight i pitch mine. (Wasn't to bad until i switched to halo. Juice is a little thicker) Plus I mix juices a lot. Darker juices like coffee do not like these coils very long. 6mg is the sweet spot for me. Might actually try 3mg because I vape all day. Usually every 20 min or so, I take 7-10 mtl hits.

They are super easy to take apart and clean. I've been meaning to post some images of doing it. A few other users on here rebuild for the ccells and wanted to rebuild these as well. I also have tear down images of the mod internals I will post as well.

 

[Chemical Bromance]

Those thoughts are gone now unless the laws change in our favor. Everyone has to decide for themselves what makes the most sense given the environment we're in.

Surely it can't be illegal to buy a battery. It's JUST a battery.

 

[Boodaddy]

Surely it can't be illegal to buy a battery. It's JUST a battery.

Yea but because those batteries are intended to be used with a mod, the fda wants a piece of that pie to.

"FDA agrees that it is not necessary to regulate batteries that are not intended or reasonably expected to be used with a tobacco product under its tobacco product authorities. However, it is important that batteries that are co-packaged with other parts of an ENDS (e.g., cartridges and tanks) or otherwise intended or reasonably expected to be used with ENDS are components subject to FDA's tobacco product authorities. FDA remains concerned about reports of exploding e-cigarette batteries and finds that regulating them can help address these problems. "