cx714
Unregulated Tendencies
I was mostly thinking about the plug-in’s feelings. All day every day waiting for you to come home and you’re out on the town with that Milaana. Just isn’t right.
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Plug in vapes?
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Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
That's ok. She'll be back. Another Quaalude, she'll love me in the morning.
badbee
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I have several desktops but use a Splinter Z on an extension just as often because I can finish in less time than it takes the others to warm up. There is really no limit on hit size and efficiency is better than many desktops. The Splinters can only be found used (might be a few new ones being auctioned on Insta) but the Tetra X, P80, TinyMight and a few others have a very similar usage profile. I don't really consider the Splinter Z portable, more of an around the house cordless.
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
FYI there are plenty of regular SplinterV2 available still, for only around $70 now, and for 15 or so record albums, if you email leerbtmd@gmail.com
Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
Whatever works for you is great, my friend.
I have to add though, that you just can't currently get the performance out of a handheld that you can get with a plug-in vape. The technology just isn't there yet with battery powered devices...Not that I'm saying it won't be one day, but not yet. I have at least six plug-in vapes, and that's what I use at home (not even including my plug-in Dynavap induction heater that I also use at home). I almost only use my portable/battery-powered vapes when I'm out and about these days.
However, if your portable units are accomplishing what you need them to do...then by all means, use what works for you. There is no wrong way to vape if it makes you happy, and don't let anyone tell you different.
I have to add though, that you just can't currently get the performance out of a handheld that you can get with a plug-in vape. The technology just isn't there yet with battery powered devices...Not that I'm saying it won't be one day, but not yet. I have at least six plug-in vapes, and that's what I use at home (not even including my plug-in Dynavap induction heater that I also use at home). I almost only use my portable/battery-powered vapes when I'm out and about these days.
However, if your portable units are accomplishing what you need them to do...then by all means, use what works for you. There is no wrong way to vape if it makes you happy, and don't let anyone tell you different.
Chicken No Name
Dazed and confused
Totally agree but with a caveat
If you come to the latest portables from the older desktops, then the portables are better imho.
For example, I went from an arizer q extreme which I loved for years along with solo and couple of mightys.
I then got a tinymight which blew all of those out of the water. It seemed pointless firing the q up when the mighty could do a better job instantly.
I then bought a flowerpot. Wow. So that device blows everything out but required more glass and costs.
I then bought an induction heater and suddenly the dynavaps are pushing up the league table.
So what I'm saying is it depends on what you have used before moving on to the next generation.
If coming from a q then, imo, the tinymight is a beast and is better for home and out. If coming from a fp or equivalent, then the tinymight might only be used out and about.
I find myself more and more not bothering to plug the fp on in an evening cause I'm mashed enough with the tinymight and/or dynavaps.
Of course when I do switch it on, it hits like a train and puts a massive smile on my face.
But if I had to replace one, it would be the tinymight instantly as it hits almost as big as my fp but can be used at home and out...... Or if I could only afford one, then again it would be the tinymight.
Whatever, it's a great time to be a vapour head, just not good for the wallet.....