The thinnest (smallest diameter) mass produced e-cig. What was it.

[Butters78]

Just get a provari.


Zing!

 

[JJOOHHNN]

Just get a provari.


Zing!

I already have some of those. I love the Provari but it is not exactly a light device that fits in a shirt pocket.

 

[JJOOHHNN]

Length and capacity. The l88b is 90 mAh and the j108 is 180 mAh.

The l88b, do you know if any of them are unregulated? I am guessing that they are all reverse polarity?

If I can find a 306a that is unregulated or regulated to 3.7 that might be the ticket.

 

[JJOOHHNN]

Yup, they've been around at least since the beginning of 2009, maybe longer. If they were any good, I think they would have caught on by now!

But, they're so little and cute!

I think most people are looking for larger solutions. I have see a few of us with large stuff looking for small but not enough of us to make up much of a market.

 

[zoiDman]

I know there are some small super Mini's out there but I don't know the smallest. There is the RN 4081, the M-401, the 306a and others. Who is the thinnest of the thin.

Funny you would Mention the RN4081. Here was my first Post on the ECF.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/where-can-i-get/85502-rn4081-dse103-blank-cartomizers.html

 

[JJOOHHNN]

Funny you would Mention the RN4081. Here was my first Post on the ECF.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/where-can-i-get/85502-rn4081-dse103-blank-cartomizers.html

Are you still using the RN4081? How do you like it?

 

[zoiDman]

Are you still using the RN4081? How do you like it?

No... I haven't used a RN4081, or any "Pen" Style e-Cigarette for awhile.

But when I did, I liked it. Trouble was that there wasn't much Selection of things to screw onto it.

 

[JJOOHHNN]

No... I haven't used a RN4081, or any "Pen" Style e-Cigarette for awhile.

But when I did, I liked it. Trouble was that there wasn't much Selection of things to screw onto it.

How about with nothing more than a cartomizer? I have plenty of devices to screw things on. This is for when I would want something really small.

 

[DawnBella]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/disposable-e-cigarettes/415352-best-real-size-e-cig.html

Neo review

Hey sorry for the bumpy but wanted to make sure anyone reading the review, reads the entire thread. They are NOT the best! I tried to edit but the mods closed it or something. The carts from this company are dreadful so buyer beware. Thanks!

 

[Knosis]

I found for me I like the smaller ones when I'm out and about. They are easier to maneuver when I'm driving. I use the 808 with the XL batt. I know they aren't the smallest. 2 xl batteries last me a good amount of time.

At home I use the larger ones and tank systems.

 

[misterholidayhouse]

Joyetech eRoll. 8.6x93

Joyetech Support

Not quite the smallest but definitely the best performance of any mini. I work mine to death. Little workhorses!

 

[D. Waterhouse]

I already have some of those. I love the Provari but it is not exactly a light device that fits in a shirt pocket.

You need a better shirt pocket, try a Carhartt.

 

[JJOOHHNN]

Joyetech eRoll. 8.6x93

Joyetech Support

Not quite the smallest but definitely the best performance of any mini. I work mine to death. Little workhorses!

I cannot agree with that one. I will be getting rid of mine. I have run across small cigs outperforming an eRoll.

 

[Tbaggerr]

I just cant imagine getting a good vape out of something like that. Mobility is nice, but not at the expense of an enjoyable experience.