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Check out the miniVAP thread. For portable use, it offers the most battery juice in the business. For desktop, you remove the battery and pop on the AC puck.
Supreme taste and supreme efficiency, but pricey
That looks great and it is exactly what I was thinking about, just that it is very pricey, actually I don't feel comfortable expending more than 200 USD.
I have an Arizer Air. It's an awesome little portable that is well made.
Thank you. The Air is definitely on my top list.
The only vape I know of that works this way is the Vapir No2, it gets very Little love here but in my opinion is a solid performer.
Thanks I'd check it
The DaVinci Ascent has built in, rechargeable batteries which easily last for 5/6 X 10 minute sessions. It can also be used while plugged in and charging.
Thanks!
The Mighty. The charger for the Mighty has a very long power cord. The charger is well made and has more than enough length to comfortably sit in bed with it plugged in underneath the bedside table.
It's a bit out of my price range
Why do you want to be able to use one plugged in if you never need to plug it in?
I'm just not a fan of batteries in general. But you are right. It doesn't really matters, just that I was curious to know if there are more vaporizers capable of this.
Hey, I have seen these wireless charger adapters... it's like a wireless charging receiver that plugs into mini usb.
Glue that to the flower mate.
Buy external battery pack with wireless charging capabilities, not sure how cheap they are but I think they can be had for rather cheap.
Could be a solution... I hate built in batteries.
Wish I had bought a flower mate! How do you like it? Other than battery.
Thanks but the manual explicitly warns about using it while charging. The flower mate is nice, I mean it's my first vape so I don't really have anything to compare it to yet, battery life is ok, hasn't died on me in the middle of a session yet. But as with all batteries, with time it will hold less and less charge until it gets unusable.
I know I can open it and change the battery myself, it shouldn't be very difficult, but I only vape at home, so it feels a bit silly to have a portable to begin with, but, I don't have much space on my desk and the desk vaporizers are more expensive.