Help me find my wife a APV for her B-day, PLEASE!!

[cmbconcretefire]

I have the sigelei Zmax V5. She says it vapes great but is too heavy. I was hoping to find something smaller (lighter) (or lighter and smaller) that you can switch the batteries out like mine.

I cannot stress this enough.....I want to be able to get her something I can get engraved. My Zmax has all those "lines" in it and so something like that wouldn't do. I have looked at the "mini's" and I think something like that would be great, and lighter but I can't find a "clean" one with no lines, or weird shaped thingy's on it that would make it hard to have engraved.

Finally, it only has to be VV. ........ VW is optional. I'm still a little worried that something with an 18350 battery might still feel too heavy for her so keep that in mind.

I can't really seem to find anything in between and Ego Twist and then the "mods" that only fit the 18350 batterys or 18650's, etc..... HELP! Any ideas?

 

[Hulamoon]

I haven't any experience with them, but how about a Reo? They make minis. I think they can come in wood as well as aluminum so engraving shouldn't damage it. Some squonkers were (hopefully still are) made from Altoids tins, to give you a guesstimate of the size….

 

[Blackboar]

The iStick is a great little mod in that price range. If you don't mind clones, the Cana DNA 30 clone is a nice size and power combo. If she's into high wattage vaping, an ipv2 or ipv3 is larger, but lots of power.

Power wise, the iStick is close to the ZMAX. A bit more wattage capability at 20w max.

 

[Froth]

Is switching out batteries a must? Sounds like the original Vaporshark would work well, very small overall size and the internal battery helps with that. Should the battery ever need replacing Vaporshark offers a replacement service as well. Vapor Shark DNA Batteries and Accessories | VaporShark.com Fairly flat sides for possible engraving as well.

 

[Renuzor]

Dicodes dani / Pipeline pro. There is 18350, 18500 and 18650 versions, with extensor cap you can make 18500 version take 18650 batteries etc. It has nothing on body so engraving is possible. High quality. Smallest version weights 122g. But its only VW

 

[Pocha]

I'm gonna say an iStick would be perfect. Light...small...no batteries to fool with. And pretty colors!

 

[roxynoodle]

If changing out the battery is a must, my ipv2 is my lightest and narrowist box mod. I don't know if I would try to engrave it, but you could get it a custom wrap.

No Woodvil Reos until Feb/March. Only aluminum.

For an internal battery, the istick.

 

[mndh1007]

I think the I stick or the VaporShark r dna would be perfect light and small with plenty of power

 

[danca90]

Did I hear engrave?
The IPV2 is great for engraving, as is the MVP.
Aww heck, I'll show the full size pic again.

 

[ItTechy]

If you want it to be small and petite get her a Provape Provari Mini.

Provape

VV and women LOVE these, and they have a 1 year USA warranty!

You can always add an extension ring and extender cap if she wants to vape longer without changing batteries!
(Then you can use the 18650 batteries)

BUT...on the mini no place to engrave really...

On the regular Provari there is more room....

She won't like a Reo because they are bottom feeders..IMHO

Here is a pic of a Provari Mini...this way you see how petite it is....

IMHO the finish options, the reliability and size will make up for no inscription...



Nothing says "I love you" like a Provari......

 

[xxJollyRogerxx]

You are not really going to be able to find that to be honest. I have already been through this with my wife. Anything that takes a replaceable battery is going to be the dia. of the battery (18mm) generally speaking. There is like nothing in the range you are looking for other than an iStick. I gave her a ZMax mini but she still thought it was too big

If you can do without replacable batteries then an iStick. For the price you can buy 2.
If you want replacable batteries then an rDNA. Or a REO but you will be spending some $$$ with either one of these. 2 iSticks are still cheaper

My wife loves her iStick. I have one for me as well when i am out and about. The only thing she doesn't like is that are no batteries to swap out so I am getting her a second one

 

[classwife]

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