wittx
New Member
Hi all. I just joined the forum, and recently started my search for a vape of my own 
I've been looking around for water-filtered vaping choices, and there are plenty but at a price. I've tried enough types of vapes to narrow down my search to a table-top, hands-free whip vape, with a wand that either contains or goes into a water filter, and the water filter. I've listed in the poll what I've gathered so far in terms of options, and would love to hear your opinion on those, or alternatives, in terms of general quality and density of vapor (the denser the better).
The Herborizer vapes generally look very fancy, and all-in-one, but the all-glass construction doesn't really inspire confidence with respect to durability. What's your take on that? To me it seems that any of the others would be more durable, and though the component-based approach is less desirable, at least they have the advantage that if the vape stops working I can get a similar one and still have my water filter (or vice-versa). If the Herborizer cracks or breaks, that's a huge chunk of money gone, and little to nothing of significance can be salvaged. In terms of price, there is no massive difference in the ones I listed, since I'd like to keep it at below or around $400 (the Bubbler would already be a bit of a stretch).
Let's hear your opinions, any help is appreciated! Cheers
I've been looking around for water-filtered vaping choices, and there are plenty but at a price. I've tried enough types of vapes to narrow down my search to a table-top, hands-free whip vape, with a wand that either contains or goes into a water filter, and the water filter. I've listed in the poll what I've gathered so far in terms of options, and would love to hear your opinion on those, or alternatives, in terms of general quality and density of vapor (the denser the better).The Herborizer vapes generally look very fancy, and all-in-one, but the all-glass construction doesn't really inspire confidence with respect to durability. What's your take on that? To me it seems that any of the others would be more durable, and though the component-based approach is less desirable, at least they have the advantage that if the vape stops working I can get a similar one and still have my water filter (or vice-versa). If the Herborizer cracks or breaks, that's a huge chunk of money gone, and little to nothing of significance can be salvaged. In terms of price, there is no massive difference in the ones I listed, since I'd like to keep it at below or around $400 (the Bubbler would already be a bit of a stretch).
Let's hear your opinions, any help is appreciated! Cheers
