Looking for new PV

[homer2000]

Thank you in advance for your help.
I have been vaping for quite a few years now. I started when the industry started with a normal 3.7v ecig from puresmoker. After playing with quite a few box mods, I then moved up to an Xhaler 6 volt (2x RCR123A battery tube setup), and have been happy for many years. This is where my problem comes in. I have been happy for so long, I haven't been following the mod circuit, and now that I am ready to buy again, I am out of touch. I am looking for recommendations to fit my vaping style. I don't want to spend more than $125 and have listed a few things below that are important to me. The reason I am looking for a new PV is mostly size. The Xhaler is a pretty long device, and doesn't fit in the pocket very well. It also doesn't have a cutoff, so it will accidentally fire in my pocket (bad).

Important.
Throat hit - I currently am vaping 555 or Flue Cured 36mg at 6 volts using 501 Carts. This has been the best fit for me because I enjoy the throat hit
Size - My Xhaler is currently too long at 4" without the cart. I am hoping there is something on the market that will fit in my pocket better and still give me the same throat hit
Battery life - Currently I am getting a days use out of the two RCR123A bats I am using. I would like to maintain this full day usage length
Accidental firing - The new PV should have some sort of lock, or the PV shouldn't fire in my pocket.

Thanks again for everyone's assistance.

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

Since this is the New Members Forum, and most of them don't know about what you have, or what will fit what you need, I recommend that you re-post in the APV Forum, and get a Provari Mini. The Sigelei V3 telescoping mod is a smaller form factor, but can use 350's or 650's. They are coming out with a V5, though on July 15. By less than 4 inches, you're pretty much into a mini device on a regulated APV, or a smaller mod device. Check out Fasttech. Unbelievable prices and lots of options:

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Anyway, see you over there...probably. Welcome back, good luck and Vape On!

 

[wv2win]

I don't think you are going to find any "short" PV (less than 4") that will last you a day on a charge unless you only vape on it once every 2 - 3 hours.

A variable watt (VW) Vamo ($24 - $39) used in shorty mode is 4" long, using one 18350 battery. With the normal set-up of one 18650 or two 18350 batteries, it is 5 1/4" long and more than doubles the vape time to about 10 - 15 hours for the average vaper.

Something like a Vamo that is variable watt and regulated, will provide you a much more consistent vape and more flexiblity than what you are currently using.