Crussell27
Fellow vapor brother
$250.00. Not a bad price tag.What's the price tag?
$250.00. Not a bad price tag.What's the price tag?
tentatively the price is $250 for the unit, battery pack, charger, power supply, stem and cup screens(2). I am going to stick to that price for the first production run of 15 units after that I may have to adjust the price, depends on how long everything takes. I know my material costs but the time is just an estimate. I have about 8 people that want in so those 15 are moving pretty fast right now. Anyone interested can email me at info@mistvaporizer.com and I'll put you on the list.What's the price tag?
looked at the 18650 batteries and to adapt the MistVape to use these would not be trivial. The amperage is higher which would require modification to the elements on the circuit board and probably a redesign of the heater coil. Also the retail price of these is not much better than the batteries I'm using. I expect to be able to offer replacement packs for under $30 which is not far off the retail price of three 18650sIt might be worth it to make it work with 18650 batteries.
The benefit of 18650s is that you wouldn't have to always provide batteries. Most people would prefer to source their own.looked at the 18650 batteries and to adapt the MistVape to use these would not be trivial. The amperage is higher which would require modification to the elements on the circuit board and probably a redesign of the heater coil. Also the retail price of these is not much better than the batteries I'm using. I expect to be able to offer replacement packs for under $30 which is not far off the retail price of three 18650s
Still using this as my daily driver, it's crazy how quick it works and how astonishing the production can be. I've been testing battery and still am not confident about it. It seems to definitely last 5-8+ sessions but I only had herb for two weeks of testing and most of my usage has been with oils on setting 4+.
When I use the battery the unit seems to stay on too long but I need to test more. I definitely feel the power supply gives a better experience with the quicker heat up and more consistent heat times.
With the battery I sometimes feel I may not be getting as much heat but it is probably because I'm not waiting long enough. I don't like keeping the unit on for more than a minute, but it seems that results are better when the unit has just been running for a while.
I really wish I could sit it up when its plugged. I always find myself setting it on the edge of the desk and knocking it down. I dislike that my stems aren't lock on or even slightly hands free.
Honestly I wouldn't recommend this vape as a portable. It's convenient as a portable desktop but should be considered at best a desktop with a battery option for emergencies.
The benefit of 18650s is that you wouldn't have to always provide batteries. Most people would prefer to source their own.
I'll be honest, just looking at it, I wouldn't use it as a portable. Looks to big and awkward to carry and use while out and about. Looks like it would be better used on the desktop.
Its mentioned now. But I agree, it's not too big to take out of the house. It also has good life. Unfortunately I wouldn't be caught dead using a long or even short exposed glass stem. It doesn't lock on so I need two hands to operate. It just seems best as a desktop to bring to your friends place.@paytonpenn why can't you recommend this as a portable? Too big? Seems it works pretty good with very nice battery life.
In the rush to get the tester units out I didn't thoroughly test the battery for @Shit Snacks and @Buildozer and they are both having issues with the battery not working. All future units will be tested with the battery.
Its mentioned now. But I agree, it's not too big to take out of the house. It also has good life. Unfortunately I wouldn't be caught dead using a long or even short exposed glass stem. It doesn't lock on so I need two hands to operate. It just seems best as a desktop to bring to your friends place.
Maybe consider a mouthpiece/stem designed to look like atomizer.
I honestly feel more comfortable using the Hammer in public than Mist.
A drive without vaping?no offense but I don't want anyone using the MistVape in their car while their driving. That's a bit nuts, I guess I would have when I was 17 but I was pretty stupid back then.
yep I'm showing my age, I never vape when I'm going to be driving. But then I can't vape early in the day or I'm asleep all day. When I was 20 I did a doobie first thing when I woke up. Back then I could keep up @paytonpenn, not anymore.
I quit smoking cigarette by just doing joints whenever the smoking urge hit, worked by the way. Lucky for me I had enough herb to take care of that.
Also I don't text while I drive and only check my phone when I doing gps. When I was 13 I was almost killed by a drunk driver, I spent 14 days in the hospital - broken leg and collar bone, almost broken back. So I'm a bit sensitive about impaired driving even though I think I drove safer stoned just because I slowed down. The MistVape doesn't come with a car plug in on purpose :-)
That is a tiny amount. So this vape would be perfect for micro dosing.