Been out of the scene for a bit, what's currently the best cig-sized vape? (Help)

[Anthrox]

Haven't used my vape (Ego-T) for quite a while now. Really started hating it because it would always leak and taste bad and require more money than cigarettes to get to work properly, so I started smoking cigarettes again, but I'm going to college in a few months and need to quit to save money.
So the last I heard, the Bloog Maxx Fusion was the best standard cigarette sized vape. Has there been any improvements to those sized vapes or is the Bloog still pretty much top notch?

Just so you guys know my preference, I want to get a vape the size of a standard cigarette, preferrably auto battery if it's decent, looks nice, has a PCC, uses cartomizers and is compatible with other cartos in case those specific ones are sold out.

Thanks a bunch for your help! I definitely need it.

 

[markfm]

Check out SmokelessImage Volt -- same as the Bloog MF, but possibly a better price point. Some other shops, including NHaler (KR808D-1 Products), now carry "MF-style" products, not sure on pricing or in-the-wild performance.

 

[mooreted]

Also the Vapor King from Vapor4Life works pretty well for a cig-sized battery.

I use Resurrector cartos from CrystalClearVaping on my eGo. I have not heard good things about the eGo-T tank system so I haven't tried it.

 

[markfm]

If you still have your ego-T batteries, you might just try some Boge 2 ohm cartomizers on them.

 

[StotheK]

As far as the cigarette sized models go, I like the KR808D-1 based models, like some mentioned (Smokeless Image, I think maybe V4L is 808 as well). For the most compatability, 510 models are the most ubiquitous, but I think the 808's have a little bit of a performance edge over the 510 stick styles

 

[Dieseler]

If you been out of the vape world for a while here is a link to some different devices.
Battery Tube e-Cig Mods | e-Cigarette Mods Database

The lava tube which i do not have is one of the more recent vv devices to come out i hear the price is reasonable.

 

[Anthrox]

Hmm, rather odd that there hasn't been much improvements to standard sized e-cigs this whole time. I would have expected these products to be advancing in tech quickly. Well thanks for the responses! I guess the 808/Bloog type vapes are as good as they get for now. I can't wait for the day when someone dedicated to these products comes out with some lithium ion/whatever batteries that last the whole day and are the size of a regular cigarette. If my top of the line smart phone lasts a whole day with regular use, there should be no reason an e-cig couldn't do the same.
Thanks again guys!

 

[markfm]

A phone lasts a good time because of improvements in energy utilization. Unfortunately a PV is inherently something that uses a lot of power (relatively speaking) when you push the button.

The energy density of present lithium rechargeables just isn't anywhere near that of primary cells (non-rechargeables). Lithium sulfur rechargeables appear to have 2 - 3x the energy density, but I haven't seen any of them in a mass-produced PV size cell.

 

[Dieseler]

Anthrox there was a write up on batts in general not here but on my web browsers front page i read a while back that stated in near future they tested and still testing there gonna be smaller and last longer.
It was also mentined that they will not take as many recharges .
I really forget what was said but i think its inevitable.

 

[leftfeild]

The halo g6, the bloog maxx fusion and the volt I think are considered the best cig sized pv's out there right now. All the same guts, just different branding and prices.

Regulated 3.7v batteries and the most reobust automatic in cig sized units with the choice of manual as well. All 808 threaded, and you can get 808 threaded gear from a lot of places these days.

PCCs are available. I think there's some issues with the volt PCC but I'm not sure which one exactly.