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Yes, I am back to considering the Tiny might 2. Where?

I do have to say the Xmax V3 pro after a bit of a learning curve has proven to be one of my favorite vapes and none besides the Dynavap cost less. If your budget is a $100, those two would be my suggestion.

Just saw review of E-Nano that said feels like sucking on a thick milkshake. No thanks, sounds like my old Argo. How's the draw resistance on the E-Nano XL? Thinking a Black Friday sale may make it or the Ditanium an option! Of course it's reg price is 50% higher than my budget. I will look...

Just curious, no love for the E-Nano? Probably too small a bowl for quick heavy hitting?

Not familiar with these. I need to investigate. I should add I am dry herb only now but tolerance is pretty damn high, so...

Thanks. I am now considering an E-Nano? I know the XL can hold more and probably hit harder but it's a bit over my budget. Is the E-Nano a much heavier hitter than the ones I was considering?

I've started with a Dynavap, Argo, Crafty+, to a Xmax V3. Use only V3 now (often through bubbler bong), but looking for vape that will hit harder with less hits. Have only used portables but thinking that a desktop like the Arizer X2Q or a Plenty MIGHT be a better addition than the bit too...

My 3 week review. Best vapor production without capsules, but enough with. Very happy overall. Best sub $200 vape I have owne budget and I would say crafty is better vape. Sub $100 budget, get dynavap M. But between those two price ranges this is very very good. I should add I can see some...

Liking more, just need to get used to the lighter convection vapor. I like. For $109? - it's a bargain.

The heater smell was mostly gone so I gave it a wiff with som Rythim Afternoon delight #7 (a first time for me). It's cloudy production is weak. As a convention vape it's kind of new to me. Pales against the craft+. Even the Argo produced more. BUT.....it hits harder then it looks. Maybe not to...

I imagine benzene production vaping at say 400 F is a tiny fraction compared to combustion plus all the other nasty stuff you get from combustion. But I don't want any so I stay under 392 F all the time. It's the reason I tossed by dynavap as I combusted way to frequently.

I have not had a chance to run my unit again but I am wondering if it is just the heating element. It looks like it uses kanthal coils which none of my previous vapes (crafty +, Argo,..) used. Abit concerned about this and I am sure it's been discussed but it makes me wonder about it's safety.

The oven itself stinks without the mouthpiece even on. Already did half a dozen full temp burn offs. Will continue for one full charge worth. If I still smells, it's going back.

Got mine yesterday. Unfortunately after a bunch of burn offs I still get a chemical smell. I like the feel and controls on this vape but safety is priority #1 for me (medical cannabis user). Has anyone taken this thing apart and posted pictures of it's internals? How isolated is the heater...

I now always stay below 392 F because the last thing I need is anymore benzene in my lungs than necessary. I know there was research that showed smoking through a bong removed more THC than tars and other bad things, so you had to smoke more cannabis and thus get more tars if you used a bong...

Absolutely. I am a several year medical user for TBI post concussion symptoms and during a period of huge stress last year and found I was using more for anxiety near daily. I found depression came with it. I resolved to use less or I would need to quit forever and go back to prescription meds...

Thanks all. Just ordered from POTV with glass WPA and a set of dosing caps.

OK. I think I am sold (unless the Tiny Might allure captures me - I am trying to keep my tolerance from going any higher though, so it probably won't. At least now). What are the necessary accessories? Does the WPA make the glass stem unnecessary? What dosing capsules work best? I like to...

I should add my 1st thought for a new vape was the Arizer Air Max but I saw a few reviews that made it basically sound like it performed like a Solo 2. Not sure that wouldn't be a down grade from what I was used to with Crafty (although I would prefer the ease of cleaning)

Tired of dealing with my crafty+ battery failing and also my ArGo draw resistance. Considering this but I have a high tolerance (need two caps for my crafty) will I be disappointed in this? I know Tiny might has more fans but I am afraid my tolerance will go through the roof with that (I have...