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I will try a lower temp next time. I wouldn’t mind it lasting longer.

I did a hit at 375, then two more at 395. I should rephrase, it’s not DONE done after 3 hits but the vapor really dies off after that.

So my ArGo arrived on Thursday. I’ve used it 3 times so far and I’m really liking it! Coming from a Firefly 2, this thing hits really well, and feels way easier to use. No stirring needed as long as you don’t pack too tight. That alone makes this a game changer for me. I did have a couple stems...

Ewww, ass air?! :rofl:

It worked! :rofl: Awesome, I can’t wait to hear your thoughts!

Guys let’s try to keep it civil in here. No need for all the sarcastic snipes!

Maybe if we call his name three times? Mitchgo61! Mitchgo61! Mitchgo61!

Bought my ArGo on Saturday! Can’t wait for it to arrive!

Sorry Firefly, but I just bought an ArGo to replace my Firefly 2. After several years of struggling with battery issues and being told to “just leave it charging when not in use”, to now being told to replace my batteries (which would cost me something like $70 CAD plus shipping), and now not...

Do newer versions of the ArGo have an updated firmware compared to older versions like those purchased when it was first released?

That happens to me sometimes, but I can usually “push through it” by pressing and holding the buttons a few times. It will give the red flashing dead battery LEDs for the first 4-5 times. Eventually it will heat and do a full cycle. Give it a try, it might work.

Does anyone know any deals or cheaper ways to order replacement batteries? Mine are almost 3 years old now and are definitely having some issues. But buying them from Firefly it would be $30 each plus ~$10 shipping. $70 just to replace my 2 batteries is a bit of a tough pill to swallow...

Soaking the ceramic parts in iso is fine. If you can take the o ring off, I would do that before soaking it in iso. Then maybe just wet a paper towel with iso and wipe the rings down.

You could probably either force the bowl out, or hear it up with a hair dryer to loosen the resin. For the heating element you could probably soak it in isopropyl alcohol to dissolve the resin. Just make sure it’s 95% or 99% iso. You don’t want any water getting on it and potentially causing...

Yeah it made a huge difference for mine too. I think just cleaning out the little holes in the metal bowl screen was the most important part.

Firefly 1 was available sometime in 2014 (not sure the exact date). Firefly 2 started shipping in March 2016. There was no upgrade program.

That’s a great video!

Weird. So we’re both on an iPhone but I’m on 1.33 and you’re on 3.27. I wonder what the difference is?

What firmware version do you all have? I’m on 1.33 and I’m on iOS. I’m wondering if different units or different app operating systems (iOS vs Android) are pushing different firmware versions?