Precise temperature control: You may see the current temperature and adjust it between 104°F to 410°F (40°C to 210°C). My preference after use of the Pax, it’s size and design were intriguing, but I have issues with a lot of gumming of the retractable mouth piece, and often issues with a good heating, sometimes I have to hold the mouthpiece in a certain position until it heated so as to get the “purple” light if you ever noticed a light “other” than the purple until you see “green”, it’s a problem likely indicating cleaning is required but I often found my self not wanting to mess with that. Volcano Hybrid's biggest improvement is its integration with smartphones. With the S&B Web app, users can control the device and create their own custom sessions to be re-used over and over. What more could you ever need from a stationary vaporizer? Plenty of Power

Desktop vaporizers are designed for stationary use, and they often come with more features than portable models. They tend to have larger chambers, longer battery life or plug, and more precise temperature control. Thoughts? Do you think this Volcano owner would be just as satisfied after a session with the Crafty? I don’t really have preferences on bags vs whips vs mouthpieces, just looking for herb efficiency, minimal time spent, and the best [results] I can get. My question concerns the mouthpiece of the Mighty vs. the Crafty. From the photos it appears that the mouthpiece on the Mighty doesn’t rotate for storage, like it does on the Crafty? In your evaluation videos, you rate the Volcano as your favorite, but you rate the Crafty higher than either the Volcano or the Mighty. Is this just a concession to the price points and portability aspects of the Crafty and Mighty.Most scientists agree that e-cigarettes aren't healthy, but they're at least less harmful than smoking.

Again I really really like the Firefly, I don’t want anyone to get the wrong idea. The things I listed above are just some of the reasons it doesn’t rate as high as the Crafty when I’m being completely objective.

When you have the app open and the vape is turned on it’ll actually show the true temperature of the heating chamber in real time, pretty cool stuff. The Capsule Caddy: is an innovative accessory for the Crafty Plus Vaporizer. This handy device allows users to store their capsules in a secure and convenient location.

Out of battery and still feel like vaping? No worries! With The Crafty Plus vape, you can still use it when it's plugged into its USB-C charger, so you never have to sit around waiting for your next session. Using the Crafty+ Vape In this collection, you will find our entire line of dry herb vaporizers, everything from portable to desktop vapes. This wide range makes it very easy for you to buy a dry herb that perfectly fits your needs. The 90-second heat up time is to the normal or default temperature setting, which is what the unit is programmed for out of the box. It actually has two temp settings, normal and boost mode. Engaging boost mode, which you do by tapping the power button twice while it’s on, makes the vape heat up to a higher temperature. The default heat settings out of the box are 356F (180C) and 383F (195C). These settings can actually be altered using an app they made for your smartphone, and I’ll explain that more shortly. I can answer that based on my use of the Mighty, which uses the same convection-conduction hybrid heating system as the Crafty and has the same cooling unit, mouthpiece, and body (minus a battery and several inches in size). Do you have a baseline that you find works best? I’ve been taking 10 to 12 second draws, with an amount of suction that makes an audible hissing noise come from the mouthpiece. Is this too hard or too soft?

The Mighty Portable Vaporizer

Similar to its original brother, the Crafty+ changes almost nothing in its operation. The single button is responsible for turning the device on, off, and adjusting the temperature. The hybrid of conduction and convection heating is still there, but the heater seems to keep up with heavy pulls much better and provide a little more ‘oomph’ than before. So, with not needing to take to many [pulls], I generally don’t need to use as much herb either. In this case, which would be better for loading smaller amounts of herb? I’ve seen the Pax has the screen method and uses less herb, and it sounds like The Crafty you can use the liquid pads. Not sure if that’s similar to the way the Plenty functions or not? Since you did not provide us with the original invoice please understand that we had to use the date when we sold the device to calculate if the warranty is still valid.

These have been two of the strongest portable vaporizers out there ever since they were released in 2014.

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Great vid/review and very informative! I’m looking into purchasing my first vaporizer and after doing some research, have narrowed it down to two vapes: The Crafty and Pax. Main reason for both is portability. We're glad to be able to provide you with an extensive range of dry herb vapes for sale, and we always try to sell them at the best price possible. If you find a better price anywhere else, you can use our Best Price Match Guarantee.