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I thought I would mention the 10 year warranty to the new or potential Hazers. It does have one of the best warranties in the business and although I haven't had to contact CS, I have read many praises. Add everything into a bowl, mix it up and you will be enjoying (getting high with) your Haze...

I'm just stating from experience, sipping provides me with cooler hits and a cooler mp. The oven temp is usually a constant for me, unless the battery is getting low, with sipping or pulling. I don't often get flashing lights. That equates to pulling transferring more heat to the vp and mp vs...

I haven't used the ss mp but I do notice the glass mp warming up a little if I do a bunch of long and hard pulls. I think the Haze is meant to be sipped like a good bourbon and not sucked like a milkshake. :shrug:

@stark1 I should have added that I wouldn't leave the charged batteries in the charger as a common practice. Decent chargers will monitor the voltage and do mini top offs if the battery is left in the charger for a long period of time. You usually want to remove the battery from the charger no...

I would trust it to be safe. The batteries are protected. They will prevent themselves from being overcharged. I'm certain the Haze charger has a voltage cutoff to protect from overcharging. That's double protection. :tup: The Haze and Nitecore i2 have a very similar exterior design and the...

I imagine the Haze doesn't agree with rough handling of its oven selector switch. The snapping of the oven selector switch doesn't seem to be a common problem. I believe if it was then it would have shown up by now on more units. I believe you're correct in your thinking of too much ISO is a...

Welcome to the FC family. Sounds like a possible design flaw that needs to be investigated. Can't have the oven switch snapping when you need your medication. Just wondering how long/heavy use it takes to reach that point of buildup? I'm sure others must be up to or past that point. Did you...

A higher percentage ISO is more distilled which means strong with less water content and will evaporate faster. I'm sure it will cut faster through resin. I don't know if it's any cleaner unless you've been buying some shady black market ISO. :suspicious: I always get the 99% stuff. I use it to...

I would stick with the Haze batteries. There are other options but most of them are at a higher price point. The quality looks to be right up there for the Haze batteries. There will be no question about the warranty if sticking with OEM. The cost of a quality 18650 protected or unprotected is...

These are the answers you seek, unless yours is stealth black. That's the easiest answer. The box I received also as a v2.5 label on the side as was mentioned. I finally tried an unprotected 18650 in my Haze, harvested from an old laptop battery pack. I used a US dime as a spacer on the...

Yes, safe is good. Don't need a charred UnshavenFish. I already knew you had gone to far. I'm glad Haze went with a good quality cell rather than some strange unknown cell. Does it say made in Japan? I have seen some Panasonic cells with "Made in China" on their label. They are always a lot...

You are mad but awesome at the same time! :bowdown: That's what I suspected was hiding under the Haze wrapper. Now just rewrap it and it'll be as good as new. Good to hear that Haze does everything well. A "does it all" device sounds great in theory but usually doesn't work so well in the...

The protection circuit would most likely add a small bit of resistance which would show up as extra voltage drop and also maybe add a tiny fraction of parasitic drain. I'm starting to feel brave and want to try my unprotected cells in my Haze. That would give me a few extra batteries for backup...

That's very interesting about the XL having a 3200mAh sticker. Someone somewhere must have made a mistake. Haze Tech website has them listed as 3400mAh. I know 200mAh isn't a whole lot but I would expect to receive what was described. Maybe that's why they aren't as expensive as most protected...

I don't know the c rating of the Haze XL but it's a 3400mAh battery. It's hard to tell which battery it has hidden under the Haze wrapper. I know that charging my Fenix ARB-L2S 3400mAh batteries at 1A gets them warm to the touch. They don't get warm at all when charged at .5A. I know heat is a...

I have read that Harbor Freight sometimes gives those away but I believe it requires the purchase of another item. It should be good (accurate) enough for checking voltages. There will be some of the wrapper that has to cover the ends but there will still be a big enough hole in the center for...

Thanks for trying. A 1A charge rate should have little ill effect on an 18650 battery. It may cost you a handful of cycles off of your batteries total life. I don't know if anyone knows the actual results. I use .5A rate if I have time. That should, in theory give you the most cycles from your...

That's a good choice from reviews I have read. You will have to let me know how you like it. I ended up choosing the Xtar vp2 for my 18650 led flashlight needs, which is what led me to search for an 18650 compatible vaporizer. Was looking at others too but the Haze was just the best fit. Haze...

I haven't tried using the cans yet. I know setting 4 with conduction screens puts out more visible vapor than convection screens for me. I use a medium grind by my best guess. I'm thinking a finer grind may produce more vapor? More surface area of the herb exposed to the heat. I imagine you...

That could be a nice feature for those not wanting to mess with battery changes all the time. I know I'm clumsy and could drop a battery but I always try to be mindful when handling them. I know 18650 batteries don't like being dropped. That's one battery I don't want to piss off. It could be a...