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LOL. Well, not really. They're all impressive. Not so much interested in the level 1 airflow, my Crafty+ can do that. I'm looking for wide open for less Bickel tickle.

You must have some seriously dank flower. Still, those clouds are insane for a portable. It's becoming more obvious to me that I need one. I dont think I'll be able to resist once it dips below 400.

Well, actually, these guys are not so much reviewers as they are marketing tools. I'm sure their shipments include a list of talking points.

Ah, so this Vapbong supposedly still supported the inventor. Must be an oder model.

Well, according to the OG inventor, "Dr. Colly", Janine and Axel decided to unilaterally end their agreement which apparently had them paying a percentage of each vaporizer sold to Dr. Colly, claiming low sales volumes, low margins, low income and no way to continue paying him.

Hey Joe, put some Amnesia in the LOBOtomizer. 😁

Now that I've seen the stream, I guess this is not a Fenix Pro/Äris. Well, it is, but it does have a wider bowl and does appear to have more heat-ooomph. I also like the improved software interface with the menu thingie. So it appears that POTV have taken an existing model and upgraded it...

So, the display looks like the Wolkenkraft Äris or the Fenix Pro. The temperature range is exactly the same. Since it doesn't have the clever Äris air path = which the Fenix Pro also doesn't have, I'm pretty sure I know what this is. No need to export to Europe, we've had this thing for years...

If that is a problem, any temperature controlled vape would be a problem. Inhaling lower the bowl temperature and therefore causes the heater to be re-engaged to get back to the set temp.

I am convinced that it's just a result of trying to lower production cost another few cents. We'll just have to wait and see. Removable battery is definitely a good thing.

Wolkenkraft Äris Was my first thought. However, the tiny air holes on the bottom indicate another lost opportunity to use the easily cleanable, fully open air path of the Äris.

Yay. Let me translate this. "Don't ask me uncomfortable questions. Just trust me and buy my overpriced shit." I mean, if you ever sell more than a handful of these, it's only a matter of time until someone opens it up and posts pictures. Your "go away" reply, however, will be something like...

I would be very surprised if this was anything else than your usual vaporizer gunk. Where else should it come from?

I've had my IQC for two days now and I have to say I like it. It's not that I needed another vape, but I've been wanting to add a "classic" like the Pax 3 or a Davinci. When 420 sales came around and I checked out the deals, I found that my favorite shops only offered 10%, which would have put...

This one always gets me. It's old, really old, but the guy made a great little video.

I am certain that Boundless does not have its own production facilities. I therefore assume that Boundless stuff is made in Smiss factories. Also, to me, Topgreen is just a brand. And unless convinced otherwise, I am tempted to believe that the X3pro is also made by Smiss. Who else would come...

That certainly sounds like a want one ;-) If that should be the case with the one I will eventually have, I'll just return it.

The huge difference between a conduction oriented device like the Arizer portables and convection devices with mostly open airflow is the way most people would use them: Convection (Arizer, Pax, IQ) generally works like a cigarette or joint: You pull a little smoke/vapor into your mouth and then...

Hey all! I've been considering adding a V3 pro to my stable for the on demand feature and the replaceable battery - obviously, heating up all the way for a hit or two over and over again will eat more power. I am however, very concerned by the topic of airflow. From the looks of the display...

I would add the Gentleman Pipe for Dynavap tips.