A short review of the Glow 14 RCV!
I'm a medical user with a low tolerance, so session vapes with big bowls don't suit my needs. I was looking for a versatile battery-powered vape and chose the Glow, because I had already great experiences with their butane vapes.
Pro's:
- The Glow comes with A lot of accessories. From O-rings to screens, mouthpieces and extra coils. I didn't buy something extra (ok, except for the cooling mouthpiece).
- So easy to use! Fill the atty/glass stem, choose the wattage, preheat for about two seconds and inhale.
- Suited for both heavy users and people with a lower tolerance. You can take a shorter draw for minimal effects, or take a few big rips and get blasted.
- Taste is very pure. With a short wooden mouthpiece the vapor gets a bit too harsh and warm for me, but with a lower wattage and a slow draw it gets the job done. The standard glass mouthpiece and, especially, the cooling mouthpiece are great for higher wattages and bigger rips.
- Easy to use with a water tool (14mm) with the wooden mouthpiece or the glass water pipe adapter.
- Almost no stirring. With the atty I stir the herbs multiple times just because I like to see how well extracted it looks, but one stir would be enough. With the glass mouthpieces I stir once.
- So easy to clean. I brush the atty and throw the glass mouthpieces once in a while in some ISO. I also brush around the coil to get rid of the small parts.
- Great customer service. The Dreamwood Bros answered my questions perfectly and even made a Instagram video to learn me how to change the coils.
Cons:
- I'm a bit clumsy, so it takes a bit of effort to change the coil. However, for people that have good motor skills it shouldn't be a problem.
- I already mentioned it, but with the short mouthpiece the vapor can be quite harsh and hot with the higher wattages.
To conclude this post: I love the versatility, taste and looks of the Glow. It's easy to use, easy to clean and it can suit the needs for heavy users as well as people with a low tolerance.
