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3 Tastes so good just another bowl

Had a second session and couldn't reproduce the same cloud production and the mouth piece got quite warm. Will be fine for my friend but I'll go back to my Solos.

Giving my focus vape to a friend and fired it up to make sure it still functions ok. Pulled some nice clouds with little effort. I'd forgotten how well it works. Mines still a pipe bomb though. Better drill me a hole.

My OG Solo stems are too tight of a fit for my Solo II so I only use the stems that it came with. A stems is a stem anyway.

That really is so cheap for such a good performer. You wouldn't believe what these cost across the counter in NZ. So expensive but still worth it.

Form factor and a short stem means I can use my Solo II just about anywhere. It draws little attention, I look just like an e-cig user. I don't temp step much, I like high temps and hit it straight up to 220c but if my flower is dry enough I will start at 195 and enjoy the flavor. This is a...

I have both and would choose the Solo II over the Solo I. The II is smaller, has better battery life, comes with a case to keep it all together and IMO the draw resistance is less with the II. The vaper quality is pretty much identical but the Solo II can reach a higher temp and this allows for...

Most herbal Vapes give improved flavour when compared to combustion. But not many (if any) give consistent flavour hits than the Solo range. It's never hit or miss with a Solo. Load it and hit it and the first 2 to 3 hits will be yum yum yum.

You could be waiting a while for the Tera. Can't go wrong with a Solo.

Page 3 Nothing to talk about. Just a solid vape and pure vapor. I was asked why did I like the Solo range so much. Easy. Vapor quality.

Solo I is great. But what about Solo I and II at the same time? I've done it. In the quiet of my shed when no one is looking. The cloud production was amazing. Not to be attempted my novices

The draw resistance of the Solo is a interesting topic discussed here and in forums all over the net. Like many I don't mind the draw resistance because the vapor quality is so good. Less air more vapor makes for tasty milky hits.

I've got both Solos but my more resent purchase is the Solo I. I use it daily, it's not really a backup but I take the Solo II with me when I'm out and about because it had this nifty case that sits nicely in my bag.

My wife thinks I buy too many vapes as well. She couldn't understand why I needed the Solo I as a backup. But we've been together so long she's not going to leave me because of that. I'm lucky she's a great women. A bit like my OG Solo really.

That's a bitch @ataxian. Get a new one, cheap as chips in the Northern Hemisphere. No so down under

Solo OG She's like the fat ugly sister when sitting next to it's newer sibling Solo II. But when they both get down and dirty they are like peas in a pod. Vapor quality perfection.

Nice to see the Solo II getting some love. It really is a great portable vape. Mine has been going so well I cancelled the RMA. I still get the occasional error but it seems to have settled down. I love the long battery life and form factor. I use it in rotation with my recently acquired Solo...

The biggest diff between the 2 Solos is increased airflow and better battery life with the Solo II. BUT I wonder if this increased airflow has come at the expense off thicker hits. As my Solo II has yet been approved for an RMA and it's working ok ATM I did some side by side testing of the 2...

Ok so it's not the Original OG Solo it's probably OG MKIII because didn't the MKI have a ceramic bowl? Then there was a third iteration that has improved air flow?

Time to upgrade dude .Solo II is calling. You won't regret it.