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Luv2Vape -- play with your grind and pack (sounds like fun, right?), as I didn't find the PN to be less efficient than my other units. I actually find it to be rather efficient.
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Tweek -- nice production...beautiful video!
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Sativape -- I use hemp/cotton as a filter in my desktop vapes and they collect oil. When they get to the right consistency I pull the filter out and vape it. I can vape these filters in just about any vape, but they work best in the PNP, imo. It packs a serious punch that I can't get from just herb and when out and about I don't technically have any weed on me. All I have is what looks like a big e-cig with some oil-soaked cotton in it. It's a great combo.
on another note, the battery in this unit is proving to be better than my others at holding a charge when not in use. After five days in the drawer my Ascent was drained, but the PNP still had a full charge.
for those of you trying to compare and decide between the PNP, Ascent and Solo, here's what I think. I'm not a conduction vape fan because I don't like to sip my vape, I prefer convection vapes that allow me to get a full suck hit...it's just easier and requires very little technique and is easier for sharing with newbies. That being said, I reach for the Solo when stealth is not an issue...it's simply a badass little vape. I prefer it to the Ascent and its conduction heating. When stealth is an issue, I reach for the PNP first, even over my mflb with its conduction heating. If I had to whittle my collection down to just two portables, it would be the Solo and the PNP.
that being said, there is a portion of the vape market that has sensitive throats when it comes to hot vapor. I fall into this category a little bit. in this area, the Ascent is very nice. I can turn it up all the way and not get irritated, but that has more to do with its not having very good heat retention. the PNP is a little hotter/harsher, especially at the higher temps that I'm not sure the Ascent is reaching, but I prefer the hit style more. also, if it is too harsh for you, you can always add a little silicone tubing to lengthen the vapor path to cool the vapor a little bit more and not look any less stealth than the Ascent with its extended mouthpiece.
all three of these vapes have their pros and cons, but the PNP is undeniably the most stealth of them all.