The Bodyguard without the laser is even less obtrusive, for everyday carry.
A disappearing .380 for pocket carry is the Ruger LCP. For a really great trigger, the LCP II.
I really enjoyed pocket carrying my wife’s Glock 42 while she was recovering from surgery (she couldn’t rack the slide so I lent her my J-frame) but now she’s taken it back.
The Shield EZ is in the same class as the Ruger LC380, which is the larger LC9 frame chambered in .380 and a correspondingly lighter recoil spring for easier slide manipulation.
Many find the LC9/LC380 pocketable, but I find it just that much too big for my pockets. Ditto the Glock 43 and Shield.
My sister-in-law bought one of these and was talking about the laser and I pointed out to her, practice using it without the laser and she said why? I replied if you have to pull the weapon on a hobgoblin he or she is not going to wait for you to run the laser on more than likely. Yeah use it in target practice but practice more not using it.