Hey there
I've got an early Purple Days model that it is working fine. It was one of the earlier models with the blue LED and although the light doesn't work anymore, the unit itself performs as it always has. Slow warm up time, but fine once it's up to heat. I don't vape enough to leave it on 24/7 but sometimes I will run it with the oil cup for hours at a time.
I'm curious about whether I am missing out by not upgrading at this point to a newer vape, log-style or not?
Vaping at home for me is either on my own or with a friend and I really enjoy the efficiency of log vapes. I don't need balloons or to pack large party bowls.
Ideally I want a quality home unit and a quality portable unit but don't really have the budget right now to buy two new units at the quality level I would like so I am wondering whether the PD is still up to snuff or whether things have improved with vapes that I am missing out by still rocking the PD.
For home use, I've been looking at the S & B Plenty, and the Nano, Heat Island and Underdog log vapes and getting a bit of lust for all these lovely new models out there. I have no idea how the Plenty compares to a log, although I read that it has a large bowl and may not be as efficient as I would like.
On the portable side, I was thinking perhaps of buying a good portable for use out of the house, maybe a Firefly or Arizer Air (or maybe even a Crafty if I can find the bucks).
I if know that the PD is holding it's own for now as my at-home unit, it makes it easier to find a budget for a portable knowing that the home front is already covered!
Another option I suppose is to buy one unit that works both at home and out and about — maybe a Solo or an S & B Mighty to cover both the home and portable side of things, but have no idea how the PD compares to these models.
Any thoughts appreciated!