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I'm very interested. I see this vape as somewhat of a spiritual successor to the Firefly 2. Take the FF2 design, make it vertical, add loading capsules, fix the airflow and crank up the heater and voila you have the MV1. Still waiting on a concentrate video but I'm going to bet right now that...

I'm a bit disappointed with what you get out of the box with this vape. According to the videos: 1x MV1 Vaporizer w/ battery pack 2x Herb Crucibles w/ lids 1x Concentrate Pad 1x USB Cable 1x Cleaning pick 2x Cotton Swabs No external charger, only 1 concentrate pad, no extra glass stems, even...

This thing is gonna be a wallet killer. MV1 Vaporizer: $295.00 Fast Charger: $59.95 Extra Battery: $59.95 3 Extra Crucibles + 3 Concentrate Pads: $19.95 3 Extra Glass Stems: $24.95 Total: $459.80 For me the Fast Charger and extra battery are required, and extra concentrate pads will...

Looks pretty good to me, if it even remotely compares to the EVO or Volcano that's damn good for an on-demand portable with a small loading capsule. And to be fair, the one displaying the desktop vapes has a black sheet + lighting, while the MV1 vapor shot is only natural light. That vapor...

That's pretty observant. It's possible that because he's actually affiliated with them he was asked to ensure it's being represented as an herbal aromatherapy device for legal reasons.

I'm gonna double down on my comparison between the MV1 and the Firefly 2. Does this look familiar to anyone else? It seems they're using very similar technology as the Firefly 2 and have ironed out some of the kinks as far as draw resistance, loading capsules, stirring, and low battery...

I think I know what I can expect from this vaporizer at this point even from these few videos. This vape isn't going to be like the Mighty or the Grasshopper, I believe it's going to be a suped-up easy mode Firefly 2. Same kind of longer draws, vapor that's smooth, flavorful, highly potent...

VC Review This vape looks quite good. $295 Ceramic loading capsules with a loose metal lid. Long battery. On-demand convection controlled by heater button. 3 herb heat settings + concentrate setting accessible on vape. Adjustable draw resistance via retractable glass stem. Mobile app to...

Having custom parts definitely isn't a bad thing, any concerns really only apply to the parts which are removable :2c: I think if the entire unit were black the style issues wouldn't be as big of a problem for me. It seems to be fat to make room for the double battery pack on the bottom. Again...

This definitely looks interesting to me, it seems to be somewhat of a fat grasshopper with a fat battery :lol: I agree with others, that chrome finish has to be replaced, if they have a matte black finish that would eliminate my style concerns. I'll accept the vape being big and oddly shaped so...

Have you tried turning down the heat if you're getting combustion? The only time I ever think I got close to combustion with my FF2 was when I was outside with the sun shining directly on the glass window and I noticed a large amount of vapor, I don't think I combusted but that was as close as...

The IQ and the Firefly 2 are literally complete opposites. The IQ is a conduction, session based vaporizer with a huge bowl. The Firefly 2 is a convection, on-demand vaporizer with a relatively small bowl. I have both and I can tell you that if you just want a small number of hits on-demand...

It definitely works and works quite well to be honest but there's never any click. It's more like a stem-loaded IQ if you turn the IQ up to 430F and just sit the Vapcap in there to heat it. I think the inductive heater is probably much better, but as far as I know it's not portable. I noticed...

Try making a snack, or turn on a tv show, or just go do something after your first microdose. I find for myself that a lot of times it takes a few minutes for the high to really come on strong after a small dosage. If you take a small dose to get you where you want to be, then get preoccupied...

If you are truly desperate and know that you'll fail... I've heard very good things about the Whizzinator. It's the complete fake genitalia + synthetic urine + heating pad solution for people who plan to substitute their urine. NSFW: Never used it, heard many good things, and if I was...

So I'm thinking about my dream lighter for my VapCap and I'm wondering... I wish I had a side loading torch lighter with recessed jets that allow me to stick my VapCap in horizontally, turn on the torch that is recessed so the flame doesn't roast the cap, and then just twist my vapcap inside of...

I've got 2 of those as spares and as far as I can tell they're identical to the stock batteries. I haven't had any heat issues with any of the 3 batteries.

The best vape critics reside within this forum and even within this thread in particular. :science: We all already know the truth. ;)

In case anyone was wondering, the most perfect IQ packing tool I've been able to find has been my VapCap. These two vaporizers are perfect counterparts to each other and after I found out that I can pack the IQ with my VapCap they've been inseparable. It's a perfect fit, I just put a pinch of...

In my experience it doesn't really matter what kind of concentrate you use so long as its full melt. Shatter, crumble, wax, sap, whatever, once it melts its all pretty much the same. :2c: