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4 - 6 sessions on mostly blue, sometimes white, and I rarely go past green (tastes too "popcorn-y" for my liking and I feel I need to put it through a water tool -- granted, am using the shortest stem with a screen wedged in there). I do often turn off my Air as soon as I'm done hitting it...

bought mine from Toronto Vaporizer on December 19th. Could've had it shipped but drove down and picked it up -- it was an adventure! :) could've waited for the Boxing Day / inevitable sales, but honestly, it works and I'm happy with it. I had it narrowed down to the S&B products and the Solo as...

I really like this device, and it seems all the portable vaporizers I'm interested in trying or owning have a ton of problem / quirks. Not sure if it's just consistency or quality control :/ little things that might've been overlooked in version 1 to be ironed out for v2. I'd love to try one...

Yeah, that's right on the money. I really noticed a difference when I put it through a bubbler this morning -- slow and steady draw. Guess this is what ppl mean when they say milking it, since the vapor clouds are super thick! cleaned my stems today -- used them as straws in a hot chocolate...

I've had the "hoovering on a thick milkshake through a miniscule straw" experience and for me, it has everything to do with how I pack it. I switched back to the plastic tipped stem, and I prefer the one with a larger bowl. I can pack it fairly leafy / loosely and it sits in there nicely...

The plastic tipped mouthpieces for the Air are actually sized to fit inside a 14mm glass joint. That said, in the photo with the laptop, it looks like one of the PlanetVape.ca GonG (Glass on Glass) adapters for the Solo. all credit to OF, I wouldn't have thought to check the plastic tip to see...

Ah, but first I have to invest in some air tight storage and work on my stash-gineering badge ;)

I feel your pain... I just bought the Air as my first vape, and I really like it! Problem is that I'm now curious to see what all the competition performs like :P like everything, different products for different needs! competitive markets are a good thing for everyone :)

I'm very new to owning a vaporizer (only own an Air, have very limited experience with plugins), but my impression is that this is spot on. higher temp means it's gotta crank out more energy to heat it up and maintain said temperature compared to the ambient. since these are portable units, I...

yeah, they generate a smell for sure. It's nowhere near as strong or acrid as burning, but it gets pretty cooked at the two higher temp settings (yellow / red). Past green, I find the taste to be pretty lousy. Sure feels like the higher settings are for water tools. I will admit that I haven't...

It definitely is easier to insert a stem when it's warmed up. I've been vaping in cold cars or my overly drafty Canadian basement (I gotta get less lazy and learn how to fix these things), and yeah, it's rough getting it in when things are cold. It feels like it is stretching and it may well be...

I think you're right. Mind you, I switched to the longer stem and haven't looked back. I think the smaller stems have more draw resistance (tinier holes? not sure). It isn't brutal, I find that how I pack it makes a massive difference.

Remind to take pictures of everything when I stop being lazy :) not sure if this is the right place to ask, but does anyone know what size tubing is needed? I was reading the FAQ type thread about it, but it mostly seemed related to desktop units with whips. Haven't busted out the calipers to...

As others have said above, the Air should (far as I know) come with at least two of the stems with plastic tips. They're really short and the airflow is pretty decent, although I don't have anything to compare it against, save the stems I got with my Air. Dunno if it's just me, but the two...

hello, fellow vapor enthusiasts! I decided to get myself a vaporizer a couple weeks ago, and I hadn't partaken in herbal delights in quite some time. Gave myself a crash course in vaporizer tech and crammed a bunch of research in. Picked it up a few days ago and have been using it ever since...