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For me the draw on the FF2 is fine, not too tight at all. I tend to naturally adjust my draw based on the vaporizer though. Just hit it at the pace that feels natural, not too hard so it's whistling but not too light so that you feel no resistance at all. Unlike with smoking hitting a...

I've noticed the red light a few times but I've been using it solo. I think it could be an issue in groups but solo I very rarely run into this issue. I'd say if it's getting that hot you could repack it and use that time to let the FF2 cool down. If your FF2 gets to the point of overheating and...

I've had my FF2 for about a month now and here's some of my personal thoughts: The learning curve gripe is blown wayyyyy out of proportion. Saying there's a technique to it is a bit misleading, with the FF2 all you need to do is learn how hard and how long you need to draw. I got great results...

So far I've been rotating the pads and cleaning with 2 soaks in ISO and the pads come out like new and the ISO is clear. Here's a question: If you buy the 3-pack of concentrate pads from Firefly do you get 3 pads total or 9 pads total? It's also worth mentioning again that you can clean the...

My biggest tips for getting good vapor production are these: Take the first 2 draws as warmup draws. Once the chamber is heated from those draws the vapor becomes much thicker from then on. Take draws that are only just as hard as the natural air resistance, too hard and there will be too...

I hadn't heard about this, can you elaborate on the process or where you saw this?

If that's the case there may be an issue with the software that controls the light. As long as the heater heats correctly the issue is most likely cosmetic. The technology is what makes it good, but the more technology you have the more you're going to see errors. It seems the vast majority of...

I think people are underestimating the heater technology and temperature control on the FF2. The reason it doesn't always blink green is because the heater is able to heat to temperature so fast that it doesn't need to let you know it's "warming up" and simply goes to green because it already...

@MikeMcSnipe I'd recommend resetting the heater whenever you think your draw is getting close to the auto shutoff. I usually reset the heater every draw and if I take an exceptionally long draw I'll quickly release and then push the button again to reset the heater if I feel that it might shut...

So earlier I said my FF2 didn't buzz but that is incorrect. My FF2 DOES buzz but I have to put the heater inside of my ear in order to hear it. If I put it ~2 inches from my ear I can't hear it at all. I would never have known unless you guys told me about it. :lol: As for smells I had a very...

Mine's not solid, it's fucking amazing. :rockon: I've got strong magnets, completely airtight lid seal, no buzzing, and it hits like a champ. It's looking like the FF2 is gonna be my daily driver for concentrates for a long time to come. Any of the issues that affect dry herb do not occur when...

My advice if you're having trouble is to treat the first 2 draws as warmup draws. After that just take normal draws at the natural air flow of the vape until you're medicated as you want to be. I let go of the heater when I'm done taking a draw, then turn it on and let it heat for a couple...

@vape4fun I think it's acceptable to expect the owner of an expensive medicinal product to understand how it works at least at a very basic level. It's a convection vape where your draw heats the material, if anyone is able to understand that then they should be able to get good results. To...

This thing is so great. Seriously it's so good. The taste, the effect, the efficiency, and ease of cleaning are second to none in my opinion. For concentrates the FF2 is all I feel like using now. I've found that you only need to draw as fast as it allows you to, drawing faster and causing...

Yeah It'd apply to oil and maybe even dry herb too. I take the first 2 draws a little slower as warmup draws, then I reset the heater and from the 3rd draw on take natural draws that get bigger and bigger clouds until it's time to repack. It's very good. :clap:

I notice for concentrates there are 3 stages of vapor production that you go through when you start taking draws from the FF2. 1. The Melt- The concentrate starts to melt into the pad, not much visible vapor ~10 seconds if started from cold you can use cigar puffs to melt it too. 2. The...

So far this thing still impresses me, the vapor is so clean and very powerful. If you're used to red hot rails you might say the vapor is light, but when you feel how strong the effect is you won't be missing that hot dry cough inducing vapor at all. Here's a few things I've noticed so far...

As far as I can tell you can avoid the auto shutoff by pulsing the heater. I heat for 5 seconds before drawing, heat for another ~10 second while drawing, let go of the heater for .5 seconds and stop drawing, then heat again while drawing and repeat that as long as necessary. Makes it easier...

I've actually never tried the hercules so not sure about that one. The difference between the FF2 and most vape pens I've used is similar to the difference between vapor and smoke but maybe not quite to the same extreme. The vapor just feels so clean like there's no conductive scalding at all...

The Firefly 2 is by far the best way to enjoy concentrates out right now in my opinion. The ease of use, efficiency, and taste is the best i've had. I've tried torch and nail, wick and coil, ceramic rod, quartz rod, ceramic quartz donuts, many wax pens, and the FF2 beats them all by far. So...