best mini mods with 18650 battery (around 7,2 cm height)
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@herb, would e-giannis be looking for a micro mod then? If so, @e-giannis, there is a thread on the Forum dedicated solely to micro mods. 
@herb, would e-giannis be looking for a micro mod then? If so, @e-giannis, there is a thread on the Forum dedicated solely to micro mods.
Who is "e-giannis" and what the he_ _ is a micro mod ? I must admit i am not knowledgeable in the micro mod field & the "Spark" probably is not a micro mod .
You know very well that i have no idea what i am talking about Kat , i mean lets be honest here, i wouldn't know a micro mod if it hit me directly in the face .
I need to go lay down , i have decided micro mods & herb are not compatible .
So sorry herb. I didn't mean to confuse but evidently I did. Let me see if I can be more clear this round.
I actually am not all that familiar with many of the newer gear that's come out lately, and you were the only one who had responded to the OP (e-giannis is the screen name). So, I thought perhaps you were familiar with some devices that might appeal.
At any rate, to the OP, you might find the Micro mods thread and the Little Itty Bitty thread interesting.
Good luck to you.
I actually am not all that familiar with many of the newer gear that's come out lately, and you were the only one who had responded to the OP (e-giannis is the screen name). So, I thought perhaps you were familiar with some devices that might appeal.
At any rate, to the OP, you might find the Micro mods thread and the Little Itty Bitty thread interesting.
Good luck to you.
+1 to the Pico 
I and the Wife have one and both quite pleased with it overall. It does seem to suck the power down fairly quickly compared to other single 18650 Mods I have or have owned with comparable Atty's and Builds. But, not a Deal-Breaker for the little Device.
I am researching the Asmodus Ohmsmium at the moment. Big Fan of Asmodus (the Snow Wolf 75 mini is prob my Fav "All-Around" Mod) and this one looks to be a Winner IMO. Size, Weight, Aesthetics, Function, Form, Capabilities, covers all the Vaping Formats & Modes currently out there, etc. Not sure if it can truly be labeled a Mini or not but again, IMO, I would consider it such. You might check it out to see if it meets your Size requirements & needs. They run from $52 to $69 depending on Vendor and Finish from what I have found.
Good luck in your search and no matter what you land on,,,
Vape On & Enjoy
I and the Wife have one and both quite pleased with it overall. It does seem to suck the power down fairly quickly compared to other single 18650 Mods I have or have owned with comparable Atty's and Builds. But, not a Deal-Breaker for the little Device.
I am researching the Asmodus Ohmsmium at the moment. Big Fan of Asmodus (the Snow Wolf 75 mini is prob my Fav "All-Around" Mod) and this one looks to be a Winner IMO. Size, Weight, Aesthetics, Function, Form, Capabilities, covers all the Vaping Formats & Modes currently out there, etc. Not sure if it can truly be labeled a Mini or not but again, IMO, I would consider it such. You might check it out to see if it meets your Size requirements & needs. They run from $52 to $69 depending on Vendor and Finish from what I have found.
Good luck in your search and no matter what you land on,,,
Vape On & Enjoy
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I just did a review of the eVic AIO which is a nice mod- just wish the tank was much larger (which they could have done)....the 1865 fits in tightly and the height of the mod is just a slim bit more than an 18650 battery itself.
Right now you couldn't give me one.
They may fix the issues in a firmware update but the battery life now is LOUSY.
Do you have one? The battery life on DNA mods its supposed to be better than on many other mods. Is the Sbody worse than other DNA75 mods?
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Aspire NX75 (Z or A), eVic VTwo Mini, Wismec Presa 75W, eLeaf Pico are great choices. I have them all and am very satisfied... I've read good things about the HCigar VT75 Nano. Kinda pricey, but maybe one day...
I've read good things about the HCigar VT75 Nano. Kinda pricey, but maybe one day...
No but watched a boat load of reviews.
Battery low warning while still 80% full.
The Twisted 420 by Wismec having issues
And more.
Havent seen the lavabox 75 review though.
I say wait a couple months before buying dna 75.
Well, the DNA75 chip isn't as effective as the 200 but I haven't seen many complaints. I don't think I've seen anything of the sort in the various DNA75 threads here. Anyone who owns one have any complaints. Btw, I don't own one so I don't know.
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Thats good to know. Thanks for the info.
However a LOT if dna 75s had issues. I never asked people to avoid them completely just wait till issues were repaired.
Asmodus Ohmsmium arrived yesterday. It's a Christmas Present so,,, can't really lock-n-load and put 'er thru its paces yet for total review (oh so very difficult to resist the temptation but).
I did snap a couple Pics of it along side the Pico and the Snow Wolf mini 75 so you can see how they stand up size-wise and aesthetically.
Dimensions:
@ 1/2" taller than Pico Batt Cap - @ tad less than the SWm75
@ 1/8" less depth than the Pico - @ same less than SWm75
@ dead-on equal in width then the Pico - @ 3/16" less than SWm75
Weight:
Obviously heavier (maybe 50-60% more?) than the Pico due to size and especially Material/Construction. Almost same to the SWm75 (negligible diff).
I personally prefer a more weighty Mod so give the nod to the Ohms. But, that +1 is subjective. I'd say a Medium-Weight Device as opposed to the Pico being a Light-Weight and something such as the Copper Cherry Bomber, Raptor, Slug etc. or similar Mech Box being a Heavy-Weight ("Chunk", as I label those Monsters)
Feel:
The somewhat rubberized Coating of the Ohmsmium (VERY durable Coating at shown by Asmodus Test-Trial Vids on their Site) make it more pleasing (IMO) and definitely more "grippy". The Pico's inferiorities in that area may be corrected with a Skin designed to increase grip of course. Same for the SWm75.
The slightly taller size coupled with the Ohms' curved "back" and slightly rounded edges make it more pleasing to hold (IMO) and use than the Pico and give it a lead over the SWm75 as well.
Build Quality/Fit & Finish:
No Question, Hands-Down,,,, Ohmsmium by a large margin.
Operation/Function/Capability/Performance:
Have to wait till after Christmas Morn to delve into that.
Or, possibly another Vaper-Owner can take it from here in those regards.
Don't misconstrue this as a slam against the Pico in any way. I and my Wife have one and love the little Devils. Normally I won't even touch an eLeaf Product (no offense to them or anyone but I just ain'ta gonna). It, mated to a TopTank Mini w/0.5 SSOCC Coil, is my "Go-To" Pocket-Mod when doing chores/work around the Grounds of Ft. Vape. But, even before putting it into battle (no reason to doubt an Asmodus Device with the GX80f isn't going to Rock & Roll or out-perform the Pico electronics & mechanics-It WILL) I'm already giving two-thumbs up and the blue-ribbon to the Ohmsmium over both the Pico and even my long time-proven and cherished SWm75.
Your mileage may vary. And,,, that's cool too
Vape-On
I did snap a couple Pics of it along side the Pico and the Snow Wolf mini 75 so you can see how they stand up size-wise and aesthetically.
Dimensions:
@ 1/2" taller than Pico Batt Cap - @ tad less than the SWm75
@ 1/8" less depth than the Pico - @ same less than SWm75
@ dead-on equal in width then the Pico - @ 3/16" less than SWm75
Weight:
Obviously heavier (maybe 50-60% more?) than the Pico due to size and especially Material/Construction. Almost same to the SWm75 (negligible diff).
I personally prefer a more weighty Mod so give the nod to the Ohms. But, that +1 is subjective. I'd say a Medium-Weight Device as opposed to the Pico being a Light-Weight and something such as the Copper Cherry Bomber, Raptor, Slug etc. or similar Mech Box being a Heavy-Weight ("Chunk", as I label those Monsters)
Feel:
The somewhat rubberized Coating of the Ohmsmium (VERY durable Coating at shown by Asmodus Test-Trial Vids on their Site) make it more pleasing (IMO) and definitely more "grippy". The Pico's inferiorities in that area may be corrected with a Skin designed to increase grip of course. Same for the SWm75.
The slightly taller size coupled with the Ohms' curved "back" and slightly rounded edges make it more pleasing to hold (IMO) and use than the Pico and give it a lead over the SWm75 as well.
Build Quality/Fit & Finish:
No Question, Hands-Down,,,, Ohmsmium by a large margin.
Operation/Function/Capability/Performance:
Have to wait till after Christmas Morn to delve into that.
Or, possibly another Vaper-Owner can take it from here in those regards.
Don't misconstrue this as a slam against the Pico in any way. I and my Wife have one and love the little Devils. Normally I won't even touch an eLeaf Product (no offense to them or anyone but I just ain'ta gonna). It, mated to a TopTank Mini w/0.5 SSOCC Coil, is my "Go-To" Pocket-Mod when doing chores/work around the Grounds of Ft. Vape. But, even before putting it into battle (no reason to doubt an Asmodus Device with the GX80f isn't going to Rock & Roll or out-perform the Pico electronics & mechanics-It WILL) I'm already giving two-thumbs up and the blue-ribbon to the Ohmsmium over both the Pico and even my long time-proven and cherished SWm75.
Your mileage may vary. And,,, that's cool too
Vape-On
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Don't know if you already chose one, but +1 on the NX75(mine is the aluminum version). Amazing how you can do all sorts of things on a device so small. Also, my friend uses the Pico and loves it. Only downside would be the battery cap on the top which limits tank size you can use to...I think it was a 22mm in diameter. I also use the Innokin Smartbox which is great, but if you use something like a Baby Beast tank, it probably won't fire or will be an anemic vape since you can't adjust wattage.
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