Hello and some advice please.

[Astral]

I don't know if I'd call them cumbersome... It's not *quite* as dinky as a pod, but it's more flexible, still very small and extremely lightweight. I might be wrong, but i think the wye takes a battery (making it heavier and the OP wants an internal).

I think you're right about the Wye needing a battery, but the Nano is still definitely slightly less ergonomic than a true pod. I find myself picking up my Sceptre far more than my Nano these days, I guess I've just got small hands!

Peace and blessings my kin.

 

[WonderWoman]

I don't know if I'd call them cumbersome... It's not *quite* as dinky as a pod, but it's more flexible, still very small and extremely lightweight. I might be wrong, but i think the wye takes a battery (making it heavier and the OP wants an internal).

Thanks the more I think about it the more I feel a small mod would be better, I’m a bugger for forgetting to charge things so the extra battery life would be an advantage, if I leave it in my coat pocket.

 

[LordOdin]

Have yourself a look at the Drag S, i am putting mine through it's paces at the moment and have to say i am impressed though not really a pod fan. You have a large range of coils which are the pnp ones it's light and you should get a full days vaping from the 2500 mah inbuilt battery. Voopoo also do the Drag X which does take a external 18650 battery. It's very versatile and tactile and not that expensive, you can also buy an 510 adaptor so you can use other tanks on it.

 

[BigCloud]

you wont get lighter than the Voopoo Argus GT mod and it has pod/tanks that you can swap about and has a vast selection of coils available https://www.sourcemore.com/voopoo-argus-gt-kit.html

 

[Kaktai]

Greetings and welcome to POTV

 

[WonderWoman]

Greetings and welcome to POTV

Thank you