Sharing another recent Boro/AIO addition for users who enjoy compact devices with flexible rebuildable configurations.
Stubby V2 AIO Boro Kit by Early Bird x Vaping Bogan x Orca Vape
The Stubby V2 is the second-generation version of the Stubby AIO, developed through a collaboration between Early Bird, Vaping Bogan and Orca Vape. It keeps the compact character of the original while reducing the overall size by approximately 10%.
What stands out here is the combination of a compact AIO chassis, Boro compatibility and multiple configuration options. The included TallBoy RBA V2 also means rebuilders can get started without needing to add a separate RBA right away.
The 18650 battery setup keeps the device compact while still offering a replaceable battery, and the Navigator 80 chipset gives it considerably more flexibility than a simple mechanical-style AIO.
For the Boro users here, what matters most in a device like the Stubby V2 — compact size, Boro compatibility, chipset features, or the ability to switch between different configurations?
Stubby V2 AIO Boro Kit by Early Bird x Vaping Bogan x Orca Vape
The Stubby V2 is the second-generation version of the Stubby AIO, developed through a collaboration between Early Bird, Vaping Bogan and Orca Vape. It keeps the compact character of the original while reducing the overall size by approximately 10%.
- Navigator 80 (N80) chipset
- Up to 80W output
- Watt / Boost / Voltage modes
- Temperature control for Ni / SS / Ti
- Single external 18650 battery
- Boro compatible
- Magnetic Boro adapter included
- TallBoy RBA V2 included
- Supports Boro / Squonk / RDTA / RDA / coil-head configurations
- CNC-machined aircraft-grade aluminium + 316L stainless steel
- USB Type-C charging
- Approx. 70 × 43 × 30mm
- 510 drip tip
What stands out here is the combination of a compact AIO chassis, Boro compatibility and multiple configuration options. The included TallBoy RBA V2 also means rebuilders can get started without needing to add a separate RBA right away.
The 18650 battery setup keeps the device compact while still offering a replaceable battery, and the Navigator 80 chipset gives it considerably more flexibility than a simple mechanical-style AIO.
For the Boro users here, what matters most in a device like the Stubby V2 — compact size, Boro compatibility, chipset features, or the ability to switch between different configurations?