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The talk above about the temperature indication on the screen, reminds me of a question: Do any vaporizer reviewers actually check whether the temperature displays are accurately reflecting the temperature in the chamber? Or are we just trusting that all of the various manufacturers have...

If you were to read arbitrary Amazon customer reviews, you would find a lot of mentions of the "chemical smell" of new objects from factories. For example, if you read pillow reviews, you will find comments like "I had to hang it in the garage for two weeks before I could even think about...

Yes, I'm aware that Arizer popularized the herb-in-the-glass-mouthpiece concept. It's fine for a person who is interested in vaporizers and vaporizing as a hobby - certainly an excellent hobby - but for those who are merely interested in "aromatherapy" :) , then all of that is just too fiddly...

It looks interesting. But, it has the same problem as all the glass mouthpieces, namely that the herb is loaded into the glass piece, and after use, you cannot remove the glass piece without heating up the Fury. In addition, leaving glass pieces to cool in the chamber is bad long-term for the...

FYI - USPS does not operate this Monday.

This has been my experience as well. And the Fury chamber capacity is not excessive for a "bowl" for one person. The smaller capacity of the glass pieces then necessitates doing something with the glass piece for the next hit - the same glass piece that is hot and a little difficult to handle...

@HealthyRips.com I'm delurking to post this comment. I currently have two Fury 1's that I use as "daily drivers". My main problem is that at my preferred 410F temperature, the mouthpiece actually gets hot at the end if I do a second session before the Fury has entirely cooled. So, I tried...