The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel

biohacker said:

Totally agree, but man, I open it up just after one use with a full bowl, sniff it and wanna vomit! SO important to have at least one extra CU on hand IMO if you are into flavour. The CU mucks up and collects oil like crazy!



I think for home usage this will be the way I use the Mighty exclusively! I'm a water tool guy, and eliminating the CU is a HUGE plus IMO.

Has any accessory maker started making these yet?

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There's one available in UK and Australia, I believe.
My impression is that it's pricey to get in US, and best used with an oilpad as a filler. I like to tinker, so I went for it. (I think they're made in China; My muzzmod is made with very nice glass from US and the S&B c/u).

I observed the S&B c/u has small bumps on the little inclined ramps that engage it to the main case. The little bumps fit into a recess at the same time as the (other) positive stops engage, which are the raised bumps on top of the main unit/bottom of c/u. When the muzzmod is made, the positive stops are cut off, but the little bumps on the two ramps remain, and when they engage they are a last reminder to not tighten any further. (I don't even go that far!) The reports started coming in that with the off-the-shelf adapter it's possible to over-torque and crack the main housing. In close-ups of those, I don't see the little bumps like the S&B c/u has.

I never noticed these little 'stops' until I was getting into making the muzzmod.

biohacker said:

You think the Plenty is better quality or produces better vapour than the Mighty? As a previous owner of both vapes, I would have to disagree. I think the build quality is quite similar actually, as is the vapour quality - and in fact, entire way of heating the herb and producing vapour. The Plenty bowl is just so massive, and hits harder IMO. I miss both dearly.



I would not worry about it (although I know you will), and S&B AFAIK is the only company to have produced a "medical device" in the Volcano (perhaps MiniVAP has this certification too?) so i'd bet that it's "safe". S&B is a pretty big company that have been around for a long time. IMHO they are the "Apple" of the vape world, and their latest releases kinda prove that!



I respect your opinion, but completely disagree. I've used many vapes, expensive desktops, and overall IMHO the Mighty beat the shit out of all of them. In fact, that's pretty much exactly how I used my Mighty most of the time - desktop mode plugged in full charge passthrough. Only con IMO is the price and price of batteries, but after being without my Mighty for a while now, I ACCEPT the cost due to performance. Took me a while to warm up to that, but now i'm good.



Just put a screen on the top of your load to keep it compressed and together, or use the pad. No different than the Plenty....you should be able to vape up .1g with thick clouds no problem....they just extract fast and don't last long.



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Just wanted to add something i've been thinking about as I consider purchasing another Mighty soon. Most of us use credit cards to purchase vapes, and some cards have amazing benefits that many people are unaware of. One of these is usually price protection for a month or two, and another is accidental breakage for 90 days...so if you drop and toast your Mighty, you may not have to be out of luck for an out of pocket expense. Theft is also in there, but every card is different, and lots of people never utilize these amazing benefits.

Oh yeah, counterfeits/fakes could be included in these benefits perhaps? I'm looking at a source for a new Mighty that is only $250usd, and it's a retail store that claims they will not sell fakes. I'll do the appropriate research and due diligence, but it's nice that Mastercard will be there for you if you get screwed. At this price, I will have two Mighty's again soon!

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Hey Biohacker i am just interested in why you want to purchase another mighty or crafty ? I am wondering bc we were talking in the solo thread and you were saying the solo produces much better vapor for you , why not stick with the solo if it is much less expensive?

The Solo is completely different, based on conduction and I use it exclusively for gong usage. I find myself not enjoying it for portability due to the smaller bowl size, greater restriction on airflow, and dealing with the got glass stems. I still think the Solo crushes the Mighty for bang for your buck, but I need a portable and I don't think there is anything better for me on the market at the moment, and i've decided to boycott the Crafty. I just read the entire Prima thread, watched every review video available and was leaning toward it, but think I will be much happier with the Mighty. My financial situation has also changed, and i'm not needing to cut down on vaporizer investment allowance, which led me to purchasing it again. I also re-bought the Plenty.

biohacker said:

The Solo is completely different, based on conduction and I use it exclusively for gong usage. I find myself not enjoying it for portability due to the smaller bowl size, greater restriction on airflow, and dealing with the got glass stems. I still think the Solo crushes the Mighty for bang for your buck, but I need a portable and I don't think there is anything better for me on the market at the moment, and i've decided to boycott the Crafty. I just read the entire Prima thread, watched every review video available and was leaning toward it, but think I will be much happier with the Mighty. My financial situation has also changed, and i'm not needing to cut down on vaporizer investment allowance, which led me to purchasing it again. I also re-bought the Plenty.

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Got ya man, just keep in mind the mighty while being portable is still kind of big to take around and even pocket. It is also kind of hard to conceal if you trying to be discreet about it. They both however Mighty & crafty produce copious amounts of vapor for a portable on levels that a good desktop would allow. I have seen more reports of failures lately with the crafty over the mighty if that helps you decide at all. You will get a longer session on a solo though over the mighty. When using my solo i'd say i get around 15-20 nice hits from a full packing and with the mighty it is cut in half and i prob average a good 7-15 hits from a packing but those mighty hits get me way more medicated and quicker than the solo can. I do like both though , just for different occasions and i find myself for the most part leaving the mighty at home and usually grabbing one of my smaller vapes like the solo,air or my pax2 for out and about , hoping when my grasshopper finally arrives if it does that it will be my main traveler. the plenty is a nice vape also but i got rid of mine long ago and stuck with my volcano that i rarely use these days.

My experiences are identical. I don't have issues with throwing the mighty in my jeans front of back pocket, or cargo pocket, and I have pretty big hands so it's really not an issue. I know what you mean about the crafty, I loved it but the heatup time became unbearable (I have no patience) and always was overheating and took forever to charge but it was so tiny and convenient so if I found one for a deal, maybe i'd try again but only use it from time to time.

i'm looking forward to bypassing the CU with a muzzmod and get back to my water bong vapour bliss. It's just amazing loading up .25g, max temp, and rip it hard like a bong snap, super free rushing thick dense tasty clouds of vapour utopia. Can't wait.

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That sure is odd. The warranty available to read on the Storz & Bickel Website for the Mighty and Crafty state in the boiler-plate of the warranty that the batteries are not covered by any warranty as they are considered "'wear and tear" items. How long are the batteries covered under the warranty? Are you saying when you connect to S&B website in Australia the warranty states in writing that the batteries are covered? Or is there a legal requirement covering rechargeable batteries in products? I am fighting with the repair facility in Oakland California regarding the batteries and the $96.40 they wanted to charge for replacing the batteries after only 5 months.


Wish we had that protection in the United States. Still dealing with them about bad batteries

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Whoa, 5 months is surely not long enough for the batteries to last in this device, and seriously, almost $100 USD for the batteries is fucked up, a substantial chunk of the cost of the unit for a repair that should not be reasonably expected to be required in that timeframe. Doesn't matter if batteries are a wear and tear item (we all know this)!

I don't really use my Mighty anymore since I got my replacement flower adapter glass for the dnail and I am glad now reading about your experiences. Fuck going through that for a joke when these batteries die out (shipping costs of my unit for repair on top of this would easily approach the cost of buying a new Mighty).

I am not here to bash S&B, as many know I've said that these are incredible vapes when they work properly, but I'd call this out from any manufacturer. I am sick of seeing sub-par service from vape manufacturers. Stand by your fucking products and provide premium service if you charge a premium price!

Justpassedu said:

You will get a longer session on a solo though over the mighty. When using my solo i'd say i get around 15-20 nice hits from a full packing and with the mighty it is cut in half and i prob average a good 7-15 hits from a packing but those mighty hits get me way more medicated and quicker than the solo can. I do like both though , just for different occasions and i find myself for the most part leaving the mighty at home and usually grabbing one of my smaller vapes like the solo,air or my pax2 for out and about , hoping when my grasshopper finally arrives if it does that it will be my main traveler. the plenty is a nice vape also but i got rid of mine long ago and stuck with my volcano that i rarely use these days.

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I couldn't have said it any better brother. That's exactly my experience with the Solo. Sure it's a great vape and all, but it seriously takes a long time to extract. Even after 18
hits or so with the Solo, the ABV is still not totally browned and there a green specs here and there. In contrast, with the Mighty I can get full extraction in 8 to 10 hits and fully medicated in 5 minutes or so. Moreover, with the Mighty my ABV is always dark brown throughout. Also keep in mind that a Solo stem holds about .15g while a typical bowl in the Mighty is like .2g to .25g. Bottom line is the Mighty produces huge vapor clouds and packs a bigger punch than the Solo in half the time..

BTW, I also use a Pax 2 occasionally while I'm out and about, but to me the vapor with the Pax is too hot, harsh and irritating to my throat.. It wins in the stealth category though.

Ditto on the Grasshopper. I'm one of the dumb fucks that's still waiting for the Grasshopper hahaha.
Hopefully, the Grasshoper will replace my Pax 2 because I'm not liking it much.

I'm going to be spending Thankgiving in NYC. I hope it's not going to be too cold.. When it comes to cold weather us San Diegans are a bunch of pussies!!

I contacted the department of Fair Trading specifically about the Mighty vapouriser and got a response in writing from them that the batteries are covered under the two year warranty if the unit is sold in Australia. I don't deal with Bickel and Storz. I deal directly with my retailer.

Stinky said:

I contacted the department of Fair Trading specifically about the Mighty vapouriser and got a response in writing from them that the batteries are covered under the two year warranty if the unit is sold in Australia. I don't deal with Bickel and Storz. I deal directly with my retailer.

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This is basically off topic, but I was curious about something, I notice you always refer to them as Bickel & Storz, Is that just what they go by in Australia? Kind of what I assumed, but I meant to ask this awhile back and it slipped my mind. I tried to google to see if I could figure it out myself lol but I can't find it reversed like that anywhere

That great! Gotta love the Aussies consumer protection laws

vapviking said:

I've wondered about some of the finer points, too.
I believe the contention is that consumer laws in Australia and Germany trump the mfg. 'limited' warranty.

My musing is, if I buy a car in Australia and wear out the tires in the first few months, are they replaced under this law?

#Stinky?

Another user here just last week was told he had to buy new batteries. He asked for his piece back, and they sent "it" back, but a new (reinforced) case, new looking oven, note with new serial number (?!?), but not newly boxed or accessorized. I believe we've been waiting to hear whether he still feel it was his old piece in new case, whether it seemed to have new batteries, etc., etc. Maybe you could look back a couple pages and see who that was?

Please keep us in the loop on the resolution of your battery experience with S&B! Maybe ask them about clarifying "charge cycles" while you're going through this. (see some of this discussion, above and on Crafty thread)

*I am a recovering Crafty battery buyer*

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I am the member Stinky is referring to. The machine was returned when I refused to pay $96.40 for battery replacement. It was returned in a cheap bubble envelope, you know the thin white ones you get from the post office for free, and no other protective packing. A handwritten note on Storz & Bickel stationary with no signature. Short and sweet, we reprogrammed your machine and replaced the serial number label. I didn't even look at the note until after checking the machine out. I actually thought it was a new machine at first, because it came back with a cooling unit, which mine did not have when returned, packed as required on RMA return instructions. As soon as I removed the cooling unit I knew, without doubt, this was not my machine. The heating chamber had large areas covered with scorched resin; the heating chamber on my machine was clean clean clean. Never vape at temp over 365 degrees, and clean chamber immediately after use with the brush provided and cotton swab (yes I am a bit anal). The outer shell was different also, beefier in the area where the cooling unit sits. Was reassured when I called and emailed with complaint about the switch, that it was the same machine I had sent in for repair. Conclusion, the returned machine heats beyond set-point by minimum of 4 degrees as indicated on display (set-point 356 will vibrate and stop heating at 360 - 364 degrees) , have to recharge the unit after 4 half loaded heat chamber sessions at 356 degrees. I have a few posts in this thread if you want to know why Storz & Bickel chap my hide! Really hard to believe, if it was not me this is happening to, I would think it was BS, and not meaning Bickel & Storz ala Stinky, . Still fighting

Conclusion, the returned machine heats beyond set-point by minimum of 4 degrees as indicated on display (set-point 356 will vibrate and stop heating at 360 - 364 degrees) , have to recharge the unit after 4 half loaded heat chamber sessions at 356 degrees.

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That's how my Mighty functions. For example, if I set the temp for 385F it will heat to 390F and vibrate. I think this is the way it was designed as when you take a draw the temperature usually falls 4 or 5 degrees which would approximate my desired 385F temp. However, only getting 4 sessions from a full charge is definately not normal. Most Mighty owners are claiming 8 to 11 sessions per charge. I got 9 sessions from my last full charge..

Sorry to hear about the troubles with your unit.

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They told me the new program was reason for apparent overheating, which is okay, but not what my machine did when I purchased it.

Got my mighty today guys Itching to try it out but I've still got my final exam to get through -.- (who decided it was a good idea to put an exam on a Saturday?)

Just wondering if this vape is good for hitting a bowl throughout a longer period of time rather than all in a single session. Just used to my MFLB which I can pick up and have a hit at any point, but it seems that the Mighty goes through the herbs a lot faster from what I've read.

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StonerBob I have to agree your vape looks in terrible condition. The heat chamber is looking thrashed; you must be broiling at high temp rather than baking. And you are trilled by what you received back from Storz & Bickel; a new shell? Perhaps a brand new machine would have been more in order, considering the expense of the unit and supposed warranty? Come on; less than a 6 months old, unusable, possibly hazardous to your health, and the inconvenience of packing and shipping costs; and you get a new plastic shell, and new serial number, that matches nothing. Why do customers allow companies to make them feel grateful if they honor their warranty? I will never purchase from Storz & Bickel again.

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I'm not changing my opinion of the unit, I was just saying that their customer service is great. So, for those of us who got sucked into buying this unit at least we can get a response from S&B .

The casing on this thing is shit for a $400 unit. just today, my shiny new case started cracking again right at that top center joint near the bowl where the cooling unit attaches.

Still, I would not recommend the mighty to anyone.

When I received my unit back from them with the new plastic housing, I considered selling it on craigslist or something, I now regret not doing so. I am going to email them again tomorrow telling them the unit is starting to fall apart again. If they refurbish it, this time I'm going to sell it. I was considering the plenty, but I may just avoid S&B all together and get a Silver Surfer again.


the mighty is mighty wimpy. here a pic of this $400 pos taken just now

HellsWindStaff said:

This is basically off topic, but I was curious about something, I notice you always refer to them as Bickel & Storz, Is that just what they go by in Australia? Kind of what I assumed, but I meant to ask this awhile back and it slipped my mind. I tried to google to see if I could figure it out myself lol but I can't find it reversed like that anywhere

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B&S.... you add it up ;-)

Chill Dude said:

However, only getting 4 sessions from a full charge is definately not normal. Most Mighty owners are claiming 8 to 11 sessions per charge. I got 9 sessions from my last full charge..

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Very subjective. I had 2 Mighty's that worked great for 6 months, I pack full bowls and never had more than 6 sessions per charge (maybe could squeeze one more), which is on point as double the Crafty sessions which is about 3-4 per charge. It depends on soooo many variables, especially sesh time, how long/hard your pulls are, etc. 4 could be perfectly normal, and in fact has been reported by many more users after the firmware change. This has been a COMMON complaint after the change. Same with overshooting temp.

CL52613 said:

They told me the new program was reason for apparent overheating, which is okay, but not what my machine did when I purchased it.

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That's because they made changes that were implemented after your original.

StonerBob said:

Still, I would not recommend the mighty to anyone.

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Yesterday I thought this is the best portable on the market, even given its shortcomings, especially since I had 2 of them for 6 months. I think your post just swayed me the other way, and there is still time to cancel my order.

StonerBob said:

I was considering the plenty, but I may just avoid S&B all together and get a Silver Surfer again.

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The Plenty is a Mighty on STEROIDS! I LOVE mine so far, it's actually nice to have the ability to load twice a mighty bowl and be plugged in with no batteries! I think they are MUCH more reliable (haven't heard many reports of defects) and I love not having a CU without having to do a "muzzmod" lol. Just a 1/2" piece of silicone around the black port and it fits like a glove into a 18mm joint. I've had the SSV - definitely Plenty>SSV IMO.

StonerBob said:

the mighty is mighty wimpy. here a pic of this $400 pos taken just now

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This is what I just don't understand...2 mighty's 2 months and no issues other than sketchy vibration after a few months. One small rib crack but no chunks of plastic missing....I guess every has different experiences, or lemons that were made on a friday.

I will reconsider the Mighty when I feel the price is what it's worth, and IMHO it's not worth $400, and not the $315 I was able to get it for. But I really hope that something better comes out soon and S&B learn a hard lesson.

All of the complaint about the mighty and ive had mine going on 11 months and had one return so far and if something happen to my mighty i would replace in a second..go and soend 250 on another portable and then complain about no visible vapor or poor taste and so forth..ive seen some of these broken mightys and my god these people arent always taking the best care of their 400 dollar product..its like throwing your 400 dollar flatscreen in the bed of your truck and going for a ride..you gotta take care if stuff..this is 2015 and to be honest shit just isnt made to last always..compare stuff from now to the days of yore..lol..

I would agree with you, but none of that applies to the Solo...I know it's apples to oranges, but the Solo is only $125, has PLENTY of visible vapour, amazing taste, and is built like a TANK?

Their $400 product has spoken for itself, as has the Crafty.....it's up to us whether we want to shell the cash and deal with mother luck. Some of the reports i've read on here regarding S&B customer service makes me wanna boycott them just for their sketchy practices. Way too inconsistent for such a big established company.

biohacker said:

Their $400 product has spoken for itself, as has the Crafty.....it's up to us whether we want to shell the cash and deal with mother luck. Some of the reports i've read on here regarding S&B customer service makes me wanna boycott them just for their sketchy practices. Way too inconsistent for such a big established company.

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I take the other side.
It's generally accepted that these are top shelf in terms of vape making and much less so in terms of longevity. And that S&B has had some new challenges in their customer service department, which I believe are at least somewhat magnified in a forum such as this.
I've had one stumble with S&B, which was overcome, and several very smooth interactions. Smooth, as in, send one in with a note and get a new one back in a week's total turnaround. No conversation, no email, only action-reaction-done. The one stumble was about battery use. (I've stated above that I would be okay replacing worn out batteries every two years at $!00, to keep the unit working, though I really hope they're working on a piece with removable, less expensive ones. I really dislike the "cheap printer/expensive ink" battery policy.)

I acknowledge the disappointment of others, I don't question the validity of these bad experiences. But on balance, I blame the poor longevity of the devices (esp. Crafty) rather than the 'sketchy practices'. The customer relations have had to be ramped up considerably for these very popular items. It's difficult for the reps. when, in the opening literature, S&B makes concessions about how much power these consume (i.e. to heat X number of cubic liters of air, etc.) and asks for patience in this area?!?! C'mon, you guys made the friggin' Volcano!
I agree with the poster who realized that S&B are an established company with highest standards and that they'll continue to make incremental tweaks and evolve these two. I think they should eventually (like, soon!) merge the two. The Sturdy? (n/c for that, S&B)


Separate question for the tech-inclined;
I've seen methodologies described for maximizing battery lifetime, but how about if the goal is mainly trying to reduce the number of charge cycles the batteries go thru in a Mighty?
Given that the Mighty can run on A/C regardless of state of battery charge, and that it seems prudent to use the batteries sparingly rather than incur replacement fees, how about a strategy that leaves the Mighty plugged in, at least whenever in use? Is that, theoretically, never running the batteries down? Are there still cycles being counted somehow? I think there's a point at which lack of use might be bad for the batteries anyway so, maybe a periodic run-down/charge cycle?
Since S&B limits the warranty according to charge cycle counts (in most of the world!), I'm looking for a way to keep down the overall count of charge cycles, and in most use, I'm not far from an outlet. Is this a fool's errand?

subway13029 said:

All of the complaint about the mighty and ive had mine going on 11 months and had one return so far and if something happen to my mighty i would replace in a second..go and soend 250 on another portable and then complain about no visible vapor or poor taste and so forth..ive seen some of these broken mightys and my god these people arent always taking the best care of their 400 dollar product..its like throwing your 400 dollar flatscreen in the bed of your truck and going for a ride..you gotta take care if stuff..this is 2015 and to be honest shit just isnt made to last always..compare stuff from now to the days of yore..lol..

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Amen, I don't want to say that people aren't treating their products with the proper care, but, I do find it strange when people post essentially: "Hey, here's Unit 1 with a cracked top!, Hey, here's Unit 2 a month or two later with a cracked top! Here's Unit 3, fucking S&B, another cracked top!"

Unit 1 right here, no cracks no problems at all in terms of the casing. 6 months so I'm not quite as long as some of you.

I'd say the newer casing may potentially be more prone to cracking/shearing off, but to be honest, I really don't know because 6 months ago I was very skeptical to buy the unit because everyone was posting about how it was so prone to needing replaced or repaired, namely because of cracked tops/fins....so the problems persisted through model variations.

Do you guy's reverse the direction of your CU? I always put mine on so the mouthpiece is on the right of the unit. Do you not do 2 explicit motions, push the cooling unit down, and then twist? I just find it hard to believe that my unit is still in basically tip top shape, the battery has degraded just a bit so I can't get 7-8 bowls I get 6-7 depending on temps.

Who knows, maybe S&B really hit their stride in the 12xxx range but like I said I just am really surprised mine is still working and aesthetically intact, while many of you have so many problems.

Edit: I also showed my weedman this thing, we were using it while we were playing NBA 2k, and I noticed at one point he had both hands on the controller, but I just passed him the vape....he had it dangling out of his mouth by the mouthpiece while he was shooting FTs.... I yelled at him to never do that LOL, but if my plastic was shoddy/wasted away, I do feel like it would have broke right there with the way he had it in his mouth, with the torque.

Got mine today and I am very impressed. Used hash with the liquid pad on top, wow got really good clouds on 180 which is the same as blue on the air
Really like this, combines the lotus solo/air and the inhalater 5
Lotus for small amounts
Solo/air for flavour
And inhalater for ease of use (air restriction)
Fucking love it

piemaker777 said:

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Just wondering if this vape is good for hitting a bowl throughout a longer period of time rather than all in a single session. Just used to my MFLB which I can pick up and have a hit at any point, but it seems that the Mighty goes through the herbs a lot faster from what I've read.

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short sessions throughout the day or longer sessions?

for short sessions throughout the day, yeah it would work, why wouldn't it? You just turn it on when needed and wait for it to heat up, maybe a minute to reach 170 Celsius. Will the bowl last you all day? I don't know that's dependent on the person. Personally, I vape a bowl in one session, which may be over 15 minutes and involve having to turn the unit on again a few times in that time-frame. The mighty's auto-shutoff feature doesn't recognize movement that well so most of the time it shuts off during a session.



Longer sessions, I would say NO. this vape is not good for longer period usage. I believe that is the problem I am having with mine cracking. I think the plastic Storz & Bickel uses on the mighty unit is the WRONG type of plastic. The heating unit is fine, but the housing is crap that had started crumbling apart on me twice within one month of use

S&B sells and markets this vape for temps up to 210 Celsius and that is can be used for vaping concentrates. I've tried vaping concentrates at all different tamps, and max temp is the only way it works good.

I am using this unit as intended, as marketed and as sold. but its a piece of shit for longer 'sessions' and/or higher temps.

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on a side note I was going to clean my mighty before taking that last pic, but I figure I'd smoke a bowl of concentrate and load it up for you all to see it in actual usage. Many of the people who are bitching about it being dirty would probably be happy with a e-cigg vape pen.

biohacker said:

The Plenty is a Mighty on STEROIDS! I LOVE mine so far, it's actually nice to have the ability to load twice a mighty bowl and be plugged in with no batteries! I think they are MUCH more reliable (haven't heard many reports of defects) and I love not having a CU without having to do a "muzzmod" lol. Just a 1/2" piece of silicone around the black port and it fits like a glove into a 18mm joint. I've had the SSV - definitely Plenty>SSV IMO.

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the only issue with the plenty is its max temp is 204 celcius whereas the mighty is 210... strange the plugin has a lower max temp than the portable. maybe that is an engineering problem , and why my vape crack after less than a months usage, on two units now.

Not my problem though, I bought the Mighty because of its advertised specs.

What we have is not so much the 'quality' German Engineering, but Americanized German Engineering on the Mighty. Then again, that's probably why they made the painted metal sticker on the back of the unit shitty, that way the made in Germany stamp quickly vanishes after purchase.

both my units are cracked to shit, definitely mostly though my own fault - can i make a simple email and/or take a picture and they will send me a shipping label to my house? or do i need to craft a long sob story for them to replace the housing on my unit?

esoh said:

both my units are cracked to shit, definitely mostly though my own fault - can i make a simple email and/or take a picture and they will send me a shipping label to my house? or do i need to craft a long sob story for them to replace the housing on my unit?

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Just send them an email of the dangers to ur health this broken unit might posses

StonerBob said:

the only issue with the plenty is its max temp is 204 celcius whereas the mighty is 210... strange the plugin has a lower max temp than the portable. maybe that is an engineering problem , and why my vape crack after less than a months usage, on two units now.

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The Plenty has a max temp of 202c, it is odd that a plugin would have less of a ceiling temp than the Mighty, maybe it's because the bowl holds so much that 210c would send you into an instant coma? Damn, I never even realized this until you pointed it out.... I should rephrase that the Mighty is more of a portable, more efficient better designed Plenty!

I used both my Mighty's on 210c ALL THE TIME and never had these cracking/chipping issues. Just one tiny cracked rib, but that's because I was stupid and took it on a trail run in my cargo pocket and it bounced around.