Collyland Aromatizer (formerly Vapbong by Art of Vapor)

BrianTL

Westchester, NY
Is this the power supply it comes with? Just curious as my VB was purchased second hand and I like this one fine. Granted I've never owned anything of the sort apart from the janky plastic dial on my old log
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Looks to be the exact one I have... I can confirm the model number when I get home
 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Is this the power supply it comes with? Just curious as my VB was purchased second hand and I like this one fine. Granted I've never owned anything of the sort apart from the janky plastic dial on my old log
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Yeah that is the one, they are also available on Amazon, like $20, I have one from there with my first pre-owned VB, and the ones sent from Collyland with my bandits...
 

emily

Well-Known Member
I had an art vapbong that broke and was repaired by Collyland. I was happy with my experience, this is what happened:

The vapbong stopped heating up at all. I had been using it every day for about two or three months from memory.

They would reply to my emails within a day or two. Firstly they sent out a new power supply to me in London, which arrived within a couple days. When that didn't work, they emailed me a courier slip and I sent the unit to them at their expense. Once they had it, it took them a week to repair the unit before they sent it back out to me. It arrived safely and working. Because of the timing, my courier got caught up in Brexit post issues so the overall timing ended up being a little over a month from memory. It would have been much quicker without Brexit coming into effect that week. This all went down near the beginning of this year.

My takeaways from this experience is that their customer service is really good, and that maybe it's not a good idea to use these delicate and beautiful items every day for months at a time? But perhaps I was just unlucky. My unit is a slightly unusual art vapbong, I'm not sure how much that played a part in this. This vapbong is still my favourite vaporizer by a long way, and I'm so glad it's back and working great.
 

NimChimpsky

Well-Known Member
I've been using this one which is more robust than the stock one (which you can also buy on amazon). It goes to 24V though (way higher than one would ever need to go, of course) so make sure it's not in a position where the dial could get bumped. It's not a game changer or anything but it seems to be of marginally better quality and I anticipate it lasting longer than the stock. Since I ride the 11V range typically, I like the idea that I'm not running the VVPS on near max all the time (hense the 24V range).
Just bumping this VVPS alternative that I find to be a little better than the stock, I've been using it with all my aromatizers for months now with no issues. I haven't tested them side by side, but this one does not seem to get as hot as the stock one at equivalent voltages. If in need of a replacement, I'd compare the two on Amazon to see if the differences (beefier cord/body, ferrite choke, seemingly more robust safety protections, etc.) are worth the added cost to you.
 
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vapirtoo

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Sorry guys, wrong picture
The ceramic tube with the wire is
very loose inside the ball, flaccid.
 
vapirtoo,

Kudzu407

Para-Vaper

Flavor chasin’ with Fjell the Viking and some Wedding Cake. I am down around 7.2 now and the flavor is sweet and Cakey! The flavor of this one surprised me and the Viking is excellent at showing off flavor. I always use a whip with the Viking and you can blast thru a lot of flower quickly. Which of course then blasts thru your head with lovely head rushes. Time after time until it becomes what the hell am I talking about right now “ sigh” Oh well you folks have a good one!
 

SquirrelMaster

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I loaded up my Blue Azure VB last night and I mean loaded, the ball was a third to half full, which is not normally how I use it. I remember getting some serious hot spotting when I attempted a big load many months ago. With a stir after every hit I had zero issues this time around. My grind was made with some Sunset Sherbert using the second finest Flowermill plate. I woke up at 4:30am still sitting upright on my couch to give you an idea of how hard it hit me :lol:. My VAS has been overly calm lately but using the VB again (she's been sitting for a little bit) sparked ideas for a custom build. I'm itching for another drop just to see what they'll come up with next.

Received the new power supply which did not help. Tempted to try and replace the DC connector but would hate to void the warranty if that didnt help. I wanna use this thing so bad 😭
Mine was getting slightly warm (sorry it took me a little longer to get back to you) when plugged in but I see you tried a different one and it didn't work. Before you try fixing the female connector I would run that by Collyland. They may pull the cord and everything all out at once in which case you could mess with the connector and it won't matter if it ends up going back to for a repair. If you own a multimeter and go ahead with the repair I would take a measurement between the positive and negative terminals before you pull the connector off and after. If your resistance drops once the connector is removed you'll know it's the connector before you start the repair.
 

MonkeyTime

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I loaded up my Blue Azure VB last night and I mean loaded, the ball was a third to half full, which is not normally how I use it. I remember getting some serious hot spotting when I attempted a big load many months ago. With a stir after every hit I had zero issues this time around. My grind was made with some Sunset Sherbert using the second finest Flowermill plate. I woke up at 4:30am still sitting upright on my couch to give you an idea of how hard it hit me :lol:. My VAS has been overly calm lately but using the VB again (she's been sitting for a little bit) sparked ideas for a custom build. I'm itching for another drop just to see what they'll come up with next.


Mine was getting slightly warm (sorry it took me a little longer to get back to you) when plugged in but I see you tried a different one and it didn't work. Before you try fixing the female connector I would run that by Collyland. They may pull the cord and everything all out at once in which case you could mess with the connector and it won't matter if it ends up going back to for a repair. If you own a multimeter and go ahead with the repair I would take a measurement between the positive and negative terminals before you pull the connector off and after. If your resistance drops once the connector is removed you'll know it's the connector before you start the repair.
You would also know if you had continuity, or a break in the circuit somewhere.
 
MonkeyTime,
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CannonZ

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Mine was getting slightly warm (sorry it took me a little longer to get back to you) when plugged in but I see you tried a different one and it didn't work. Before you try fixing the female connector I would run that by Collyland. They may pull the cord and everything all out at once in which case you could mess with the connector and it won't matter if it ends up going back to for a repair. If you own a multimeter and go ahead with the repair I would take a measurement between the positive and negative terminals before you pull the connector off and after. If your resistance drops once the connector is removed you'll know it's the connector before you start the repair.
I decided just to wait for a reply. Its been about a week since I emailed info@colly.land but know they are making changes or whatnot so expect delays
 

710yota

Have you heard about the boom on Mizar 5?
@VGOODIEZ is getting some units coming in around november, this two handed bandit is super sick!

 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
@VGOODIEZ is getting some units coming in around november, this two handed bandit is super sick!


Oh yeah that is the one that was available from Collyland with the other original two armed bandits, and it looks like vgoodiez also bought up those eat weed bandits and other art units from that time! They're just all arriving together with their big classic order?
 

Allanthia420

Like zoinks man
Oh yeah that is the one that was available from Collyland with the other original two armed bandits, and it looks like vgoodiez also bought up those eat weed bandits and other art units from that time! They're just all arriving together with their big classic order?
Yeah from the email Scott sent me it sounds like he's getting around 80 units in total all at once. So All the Art editions plus a bunch of the classics. Man I'm gunning for that Mini OAB though. Love the size for the desk.
 

Collyland / Daniel

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Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
vgoodiez next haul will have bstocks

so looks like we will always have bstocks, since they dunno what the glaze will be until they take it outta the kiln?

Awesome, that just means within the large batch, of presumably classic standards and bandits, there will be some with some sort of moderate, typically completely superficial, imperfection... Most past b stocks have been glaze variations, sometimes they look even cooler than they are normally supposed to although sometime they could be worse and it is subjective of course, other ones could be slight imperfections that are more substantial (chip, little gap in glaze like a hole, how the glaze feels, or the actual ceramic build in some way or another) but they all will work fine, like any other model!
 

VGOODIEZ

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Awesome, that just means within the large batch, of presumably classic standards and bandits, there will be some with some sort of moderate, typically completely superficial, imperfection... Most past b stocks have been glaze variations, sometimes they look even cooler than they are normally supposed to although sometime they could be worse and it is subjective of course, other ones could be slight imperfections that are more substantial (chip, little gap in glaze like a hole, how the glaze feels, or the actual ceramic build in some way or another)
I always tell people they probably wouldn't know it had a blemish unless it was pointed out.
 

Shit Snacks

Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
I always tell people they probably wouldn't know it had a blemish unless it was pointed out.

Yes exactly, I edited to continue writing my post above, they all work perfectly fine and most people would not have noticed if they were not told, it just speaks to the upstanding people behind the quality here that they call it out and discount it when it's not the way they know it should be 100%... Also so exciting that you are going to have a huge stock so soon, get a lot of people over to the site, and more of these into more people's hands, from another great, honest, and customer service oriented company :tup:
 
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