The solo is wonderful and has been my portable for over two years but it can not compare to the mighty. The mighty has a much less restricted air path while at the same time denser vapor. It actually gives a denser hit then the plenty while taking less effort but gives less of them because the bowl is smaller. Here is the quick and nasty...
He kinda answered that already in the post you quoted...How does the draw resistance compare to the solo?
If you mean version 2, then no. It's not an upgrade. They're introducing both at the same time, marketed to two different buyer profiles, as elmo's opinion states.So it looks like the Mighty is the V2 of the Crafty ?
Like several hundred? That would be the typical Lithium battery, and the question becomes, after a year or two (depending on how often it gets used) 'how much do I have to pay to get new bats and keep this vape running?'I'm betting they last for many many cycles
I don't know where you're getting that. It's $469 delivered from S&B USA (and that's with next day shipping).The Mighty is almost $600 US.
I don't know where you're getting that. It's $469 delivered from S&B USA (and that's with next day shipping).
Too much for me too, as is the cheaper Crafty (which I think I'd prefer).Still...even at $469.
Or the perception of better.You either need "better" products or customers who either don't get the difference
Right, that's why I put "better" in quotes. Perception is way more important than reality. And that is true across the whole spectrum of "understanding" (there are those quotes again) whether it is Vapes or politics or computers or wine. And the more easily someone is convinced, the "better" (as in more likely to buy something, not more educated) consumer they are.Or the perception of better.
This is considerably higher than the street price for the plenty, I'm thinking if it sells well the plenty's days could be numbered. Pricewise it's right in minivap territory, this sounds about right to me.I converted innacurately. Still...even at $469.