I got really lucky and found a secondhand, barely broken in Crafty for real cheap and it wasn't too far to travel for it.
It was definitely one of those ones where I couldn't do much better and it would be crazy not to buy it!
20% extra battery sticker, and the countdown vibration is a great feature, as is boost and the adjustable timer.
The bowl and rim are spotless, it's going to be hard to use without capsules if I do!
At first I was worried as it gave no vapor, but I found the guy had it set to 140C for his uses.
I thought it hit a little stronger than the Mighty owing to the reduced size cooling unit, and the heating algorithms might be improved over my old Mighty, also the battery would be fresher in this Crafty.
Another little new tweak I noticed was what appears to be a type of small turbulence fin on each air hole under the bottom screen, it's not on my Mighty.
The Crafty has no tendency to make me cough.
Buying this, means I won't be spending on the recent flurry of new vapes for a while (could be a blessing), but with this Crafty I got what I was always wanting in a portable vape.
Small, tasty and powerful without burning my mouth or tongue in the slightest. And it's so light, fresh looking when new, and still modern feeling to use.
I'm so looking forward to the spring/summer outdoors with this!
I had already decided to sell my Pax3 as it doesn't really suit me and I had been bringing Mighty everywhere, so it's great I found this just now and decided to bite on it.
Gentlemen, Mighty user here. I gotta say I would love a crafty one day for portability, but they gotta get rid of that damn app. The mighty is still very portable tho, but I love this slim design crafty even better.
I was wondering if these units die out or break down often? I would hope for $300-400 you would get over two years at a minimum. My mighty has lasted almost two years with no problems, I dropped it a few times, even in a Lake once (got it out quickly), and the battery holds a good charge still.
If I were you I would just go for it! I spent a while deciding if it would be worth it or not, and now that I've finally got one I'm impressed and excited to use it even while owning a Mighty already.
It is lovely and light, if you suffer from any fatigue it will be a joy for you.
Very comfortable in the hand and novel to be that small giving such high vapor quality.
I can hardly stop using it as my only vape since, which I probably shouldn't have done with an earlier Crafty in case it put too much pressure on it??!
You can use the standard settings of 180 and 195C to great effect without ever using an app, but there are some handy settings in the app which make it worthwhile also.
You could have somebody adjust your start and boost temps just once to suit you perfect, and never need to use the app again.
I do understand that it would be an idea to have an onboard screen, but for me right now I'm cool with the way this works and can be pre-programmed if required. Especially having a Mighty here also so I can decide to give up the small Crafty size if I'm going some place where I want to use an onboard screen and more than one button!
As for the reliability I think they may have gotten better over time, and they will stand behind their units under warranty.
There are some user/FC guidelines that may improve your chances of avoiding failures.
If you did happen to have a bad time with RMAs you could always get out by selling your newest replacement to a poor soul like me, or upgrade to another S&B model?
Maybe just keep it out of those lakes and it'll be fine?!
My Crafty has 375 hours now. The battery replacement was very easy! I bought a battery (10€) and a soldering machine (10€) and replaced it by myself. 
