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Wolkenkraft Äris Was my first thought. However, the tiny air holes on the bottom indicate another lost opportunity to use the easily cleanable, fully open air path of the Äris.

Yay. Let me translate this. "Don't ask me uncomfortable questions. Just trust me and buy my overpriced shit." I mean, if you ever sell more than a handful of these, it's only a matter of time until someone opens it up and posts pictures. Your "go away" reply, however, will be something like...

I would be very surprised if this was anything else than your usual vaporizer gunk. Where else should it come from?

I've had my IQC for two days now and I have to say I like it. It's not that I needed another vape, but I've been wanting to add a "classic" like the Pax 3 or a Davinci. When 420 sales came around and I checked out the deals, I found that my favorite shops only offered 10%, which would have put...

This one always gets me. It's old, really old, but the guy made a great little video.

I am certain that Boundless does not have its own production facilities. I therefore assume that Boundless stuff is made in Smiss factories. Also, to me, Topgreen is just a brand. And unless convinced otherwise, I am tempted to believe that the X3pro is also made by Smiss. Who else would come...

That certainly sounds like a want one ;-) If that should be the case with the one I will eventually have, I'll just return it.

The huge difference between a conduction oriented device like the Arizer portables and convection devices with mostly open airflow is the way most people would use them: Convection (Arizer, Pax, IQ) generally works like a cigarette or joint: You pull a little smoke/vapor into your mouth and then...

Hey all! I've been considering adding a V3 pro to my stable for the on demand feature and the replaceable battery - obviously, heating up all the way for a hit or two over and over again will eat more power. I am however, very concerned by the topic of airflow. From the looks of the display...

I would add the Gentleman Pipe for Dynavap tips.

Oh, yeah. I think I read about that here or in another forum. Have tried it recently and it does help to make the first heat cycle something other than useless ;-) Other than that, I am a happy camper, especially now that I know what was wrong with my 2019M. With a working cap they can now...

That sounds like a cool idea to get really fine adjustments, if needed. So far, I have only switched to the bottomless glass tube and put in only one of the supplied pads. What other tweaks are there? Plus, I tend to go 2 seconds past the click, especially when running through a small bubbler.

Ah, I see. It's the one sold as SideClick or Cuboo induction heater. Probably sold under other names as well.

Thanks, everybody! See the link below for a video on the heater I have. It comes with a few silicone disks you can drop into the glass tube to raise the tip in the heater, thereby increasing heat direct to the tip which shortens the heat cycle. It also comes with two glass tubes, one has a...

Not sure if this has been posted already: verdampftnochmal.de in Berlin now also carry them in the EU: product page I stumbled across that when I was cruising my favorite german vape stores for BF deals.

Which M or B for induction heating? My first M was the 2019. When I got it, I already had the Arizer Air and the Flowmate V5 Nano. The Arizer Extreme Q may have been there already as well. Using the torch was kind of fun but overall, I was not impressed. I feel that the area between "no...