Guys, this is exactly the issue I used to have daily on 2.05. On 2.06 I haven't overheated my unit even once. Even better, I did actually, but only after I finished my session and pluged Crafty for charging I noticed red/blue flashing. If I disconnect, and reconnect it charges while flashing only blue. Even then it turns on like normal and is fully operational. I vape alone and with friends, this issue USED to really bother me. Back then my unit would require about 15 minute cooldown period, while doing random vibrations 3 times. Lol...
But now it's flawless, unless casing goes to hell AGAIN :/ I wish for a titanium lock embed in plastic...
My email to S&B regarding 2.07 changelog remains ignored. Usually they reply within 24 hours.
Today I recieved my replacement crafty, firmware 2.07. The power adapter is different and the crafty itself feels like it changed a bit. Can't compare it with the old one but I hope they solved some problems.
I'm starting to get an inferiority complex regarding my 2.05 firmware
how long did it take you to get your unit back from s & b? and did it come with 2.07 firmware, and different charger (cord same length)? Is if not overheating or lasting longer?It seems to me that the new charger works faster. But then it also heats up faster (probably due to new battery). Like you I have a sense of it being somehow different, but don't have the original to compare with.
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I do think it's a drawback that you can't upgrade firmware via BlueTooth or USB. Many, many devices can do this, so it seems weird to me that S&B would rather have people mail in their old units, and pay for shipping *new* units back to them, just for a firmware upgrade.
Seems to me that their warranty expenses would be lower if customers could do firmware upgrades.
Can someone tell me how to learn what firmware version I have?
Thx! Done and I have a version 2.07!!!In the app, it's on the screen along with the number of hours, serial number, etc.
how long did it take you to get your unit back from s & b? and did it come with 2.07 firmware, and different charger (cord same length)? Is if not overheating or lasting longer?
Does anyone know...
Does the Crafty fit in the RYOT small Packratz case? Any other small case suggestions?
Sounds like just what I'm looking for! I just got my Crafty and don't plan to use the filling tool anyway. I'm a fan of using a salt spoon.It does fit nice and snug but not much room for anything else. Ive just been traveling for a couple of days with mine. I packed the Crafty, a brush and filled the provided foil fresh pouch with herb. No room for a filling tool. It does keep the smell out though very impressed with mine so far.
My suggestion would be to hold on and enjoy the unit you have until you experience problems.Been absent from this thread for a bit. Reading back the past few pages, it seems with the new firmware (2.07 I believe?) there have been some positive changes along with a new battery manufacturer.
I'm still running an OG Crafty with firmware 2.04. I have ~35 hours on it right now.
It sounds like if I send my Crafty in, I'll get a new Crafty with the new battery. Is this correct? Or will they only update my current Crafty and do nothing with the battery?
If I get a new battery, I think I might hang onto my current unit for a bit, just to extend the life of the (potentially) new battery. If I wouldn't be getting a new battery though, might just send it in right away to get the new firmware if there have been significant improvements.
Thoughts are welcomed!
I'm at 89 hours and sipping away as we speak. I have version 2.04 , serial in the 2000's, so one of the early units. It's been flawless so far... I echo kaptan's advice.Been absent from this thread for a bit. Reading back the past few pages, it seems with the new firmware (2.07 I believe?) there have been some positive changes along with a new battery manufacturer.
I'm still running an OG Crafty with firmware 2.04. I have ~35 hours on it right now.
It sounds like if I send my Crafty in, I'll get a new Crafty with the new battery. Is this correct? Or will they only update my current Crafty and do nothing with the battery?
If I get a new battery, I think I might hang onto my current unit for a bit, just to extend the life of the (potentially) new battery. If I wouldn't be getting a new battery though, might just send it in right away to get the new firmware if there have been significant improvements.
Thoughts are welcomed!
I'm at 89 hours and sipping away as we speak. I have version 2.04 , serial in the 2000's, so one of the early units. It's been flawless so far... I echo kaptan's advice.