Which e-cig is THIS? It's a hard one...

[NewUnit16]

My buddy bought this about a year ago. Smart PCC's were not common, I believe this is the first (or one of the first) smart PCC e-cigs. It came out before the m402 smart PCC. I believe this because about a month after he got this one, I seen an m402 with smart PCC and quickly purchased one.

Now he gave me this one, dont know the model nor where he got it from. But would like to get another atty, maybe some batteries, and give it to my mom.

I have placed a 510 ce2 cartomizer with drip tip next to the atty for reference. A 510 atty "fits" but leaves a gaping hole due to a short thread length. PCC has no branding, seems to be straight from the manufacturer, but does not indicate who that was.

Links to images:
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Overall size with cartridge is 3.38inches ~8.5cm which is the same size as an m403

 

[Shan B]

M701/M702 possibly?

 

[NewUnit16]

That does ring a bell... *searches e-cig sites*

 

[GiMante]

That looks a lot like my M402 packaging. It is the same manufacturer as mine.

 

[GiMante]

It is an M702

M702 SMART PCC - Electronic Cigarette | Electronic Cigarettes | E-Cigarettes | E-Cigs from Smoore

 

[Mr.Self_Destruct]

Isn't that an M401?

 

[NewUnit16]

Its the m702. Reversed threads of the m40X series. Also has the smallest threading ive ever seen, and almost no space where the atty meets the batt.

Just like the revolver cig I want to say.

 

[Mr.Self_Destruct]

Its the m702. Reversed threads of the m40X series. Also has the smallest threading ive ever seen, and almost no space where the atty meets the batt.

Just like the revolver cig I want to say.

I thought the revolver was an RN4081.

 

[Robin Macri]

Looks like a m-601 to me