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Legacy Pro 2 coming in June- pre-order discount now
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Finessseee
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Seems like everyone is saying that the caps are a must buy for on the go. I’m considering adding them to my order if possible. I never liked using caps in the past for other vapes. Felt like I’d get more efficient extraction and effects when packing directly into the chamber. Never tried an AVLP though so idk if that aligns here. Are the caps really that worth it?
Pangolin 6
Active Member
Capsules are great for out & about, things are much easier. The legacy pro caps are excellent as they are easy to load and have, for me, minimal affect on flavour and vapour quality. I use them at home now too, keeps the bowl nice and clean. It's great to load a few for the evening and just pop em in as needed! Perfect for watching a film for example. Overall I think they're a good addition to the vape. Even if I didn't use them at home I'd want them for going out. Your mileage may vary, of course.
EDIT: as for changing the effectiveness of the vape itself. idk if there is a difference tbh I think the vape is powerful enough to handle it.
EDIT: as for changing the effectiveness of the vape itself. idk if there is a difference tbh I think the vape is powerful enough to handle it.
EarthworldTim
Well-Known Member
I would say if you've never liked using caps in the past you most likely won't like using them with this device. Far more efficient extraction without them just like almost every device. I didn't like them at all and gave them away.
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
Cleaning the original AVLP was a fair amount of work and was one of the few weak spots for this vape. The capsules made the cleaning routine much, much less. I went from a wipedown after every two bowls and a deep cleaning every week, to a wipedown at the end of every day and a deep clean every other week for a vape I used every day.
This new version seems much easier to clean with a single brush although I'll probably still use the capsules to cut down on the cleaning. The capsules are also just really convenient to load from my grinder and have on-the-go because without the loading tool, the vape is messy to load without a funnel. I also only trusted the occasional flower/rosin or flower/hash bowl using the capsules to guard against any oils leaking into the vape.
The capsules are gold plated and well designed. They don't detract at all from the taste imo but I do raise my temps +15F compared to the temps I used before getting the capsules.
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Hi, I'm actually a silent reader...I just pre-ordered 2 including 2 x dosing capsules. I almost exclusively enjoy mechanical vaporisers, big vapman, dani fusion 2 and terpcicle fan. My first vaporiser was the mighty from s&b. I gave it away and am looking for a “'perfect”' portable electric vaporiser for on the go. I was actually waiting for the new arizer argo...with portable electric devices you always have to make a compromise between size, battery life, heat and taste. I'm very excited about the device, trust the users here, some of them know what they're talking about 
I will now take my time to read through the “'old”' Legacy Pro thread.
But I do have one question that could perhaps be answered:
Is the Legacy Pro2 suitable for one or two hit extractions? In other words, to vaporise 0.1-0.2g completely in one to a maximum of 3 large puffs?
Thank you
I will now take my time to read through the “'old”' Legacy Pro thread.
But I do have one question that could perhaps be answered:
Is the Legacy Pro2 suitable for one or two hit extractions? In other words, to vaporise 0.1-0.2g completely in one to a maximum of 3 large puffs?
Thank you
JustAnotherCritic
Well-Known Member
Hi, I'm actually a silent reader...I just pre-ordered 2 including 2 x dosing capsules. I almost exclusively enjoy mechanical vaporisers, big vapman, dani fusion 2 and terpcicle fan. My first vaporiser was the mighty from s&b. I gave it away and am looking for a “'perfect”' portable electric vaporiser for on the go. I was actually waiting for the new arizer argo...with portable electric devices you always have to make a compromise between size, battery life, heat and taste. I'm very excited about the device, trust the users here, some of them know what they're talking about
I will now take my time to read through the “'old”' Legacy Pro thread.
But I do have one question that could perhaps be answered:
Is the Legacy Pro2 suitable for one or two hit extractions? In other words, to vaporise 0.1-0.2g completely in one to a maximum of 3 large puffs?
Thank you
The AVLP is capable of that, it can create clouds thicker than I can handle (which isn't much since I like taking little hits, but still). A long slow drag with the temps turned up will let you do that.
The AVLP lets you crank the temperature way up for vaping concentrates, but even at those temps it's unlikely to combust bud, so you can increase temps until you find that sweet spot for what you want. It's hard to say for sure until we get our hands on it, but the AVLP2 is looking about as good as it gets.
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
Great answer. My use-case for the AVLP was always as a longer session vape but it is versatile enough to blast through a bowl fast if you want. If you crank the temps up all the way you can get to 464F which is called "wax mode" for concentrates. I trust the AVLP2 will have the same mode or perhaps even something new. I've always had very consistent ABV ranging from light to dark brown depending on temps. Never combusted.
I pulled mine out the other day and had a bowl for the first time in a while and it was just as smooth and tasty as I remember. I vape 95% of the time at home so the Solo3 had largely displaced this little guy that was my go-to portable for 2 years.
The S3 is bulky but just does everything the AVLP can do a little better imo. It is not however that portable and it requires extra cooling to be used at its best. The AVLP is way more portable and stealthy and cools amazingly with no extra pieces. I really hope this new version is even better because the old one was the best all-in-one I found.
For sure there are alternatives like the FatX, Entheos Convex or maybe the new Argo that are competitors but at $99, I don't think there's a match right now for the AVLP2.
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seedy53
Well-Known Member
@Gary-Airvape Is the internal glass cooling tube removable or fixed?
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Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Looks like just over $151 to pre-order with a six pack of capsules, including shipping (without the capsules shipping is 14 instead of $10 so might as well try them?) and taxes using the code... So should I finally test this??? Despite vaping herbs much less these days, I would love to do more and get better bud again lol such reasonable pricing!
Thank you for the quick answers.
I have now read a few things and am suddenly a little unsure.
Where does the company actually come from? Are the vapes produced in China? I tend to keep my distance from Chinese production and don't really want to support it either...I've just read the thread about the Angus Enhanced...The only portable electronic vaporiser manufacturers I trust are Storz&Bickel, Arizer and Tinymight...but even with Storz&Bickel I now have my doubts (after the sale of the company and their “'new”' philosophy and problems with the Venty etc but that's something else).
I haven't found much information about the materials used...which plastic is used and where the heat is generated and whether the vapour and airflow is insulated or still comes into contact with warm plastic etc.
I've never really heard anything about the company apart from here in the forum...I'm from Germany, maybe that's why...
Maybe I'm being too critical... Can you give me some information or show me where to find it?
I'm thinking about cancelling my two orders and waiting for the new Argo...
I have now read a few things and am suddenly a little unsure.
Where does the company actually come from? Are the vapes produced in China? I tend to keep my distance from Chinese production and don't really want to support it either...I've just read the thread about the Angus Enhanced...The only portable electronic vaporiser manufacturers I trust are Storz&Bickel, Arizer and Tinymight...but even with Storz&Bickel I now have my doubts (after the sale of the company and their “'new”' philosophy and problems with the Venty etc but that's something else).
I haven't found much information about the materials used...which plastic is used and where the heat is generated and whether the vapour and airflow is insulated or still comes into contact with warm plastic etc.
I've never really heard anything about the company apart from here in the forum...I'm from Germany, maybe that's why...
Maybe I'm being too critical... Can you give me some information or show me where to find it?
I'm thinking about cancelling my two orders and waiting for the new Argo...
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
I didn't see much about material safety on their site but you could contact them directly at https://airvapeusa.com/pages/contact-us
There is also a representative, @Gary-Airvape on this site you could send a mail to using the mail feature.
I found a teardown of the AVLP (not the new one) here https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Airvape+Legacy+Pro+Quick+Teardown/171270 for what it's worth.
My understanding is that PEEK medical grade plastic is used for some of the airpath, then glass and a zirconia mouthpiece. For reference, PEEK is the same plastic S&B use. The oven I believe is gold plated stainless from what I remember.
I haven't made a decision yet
Thank you. I have also seen this teardown.
In the end, it's always trust. Whether S&B, Arizer or whoever...
Maybe @Gary-Airvape will write something about the plastic used and the air path...
Thanks to you all anyway. This forum is just great.
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
No worries. If you search for the word "peek" in the main AVLP thread there is a post from @Gary-Airvape confirming this.I haven't made a decision yet
Thank you. I have also seen this teardown.
In the end, it's always trust. Whether S&B, Arizer or whoever...
Maybe @Gary-Airvape will write something about the plastic used and the air path...
Thanks to you all anyway. This forum is just great.
seedy53
Well-Known Member
try airvape's customer service dept. email them cs@airvape.eu and cs@airvapeusa.comHi guys, is there any way to get an ALP2 in Vietnam? If anyone has a way please contact me
Thanks you @seedy53
