The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel

[LesPlenty]

Use it upside down on a bong, I just got a pack of 8x caps with pads and they are great for wiping excess rosin off my dab stick after ....a dab. I actually drop the pad/capsule in my IH and melt the oil in a few times to really load it.
Nice few dense hits at max temp.

 

[grogazola]

What’s going on peeps?

Is the Mighty battery reliable in your long term experience? I keep hearing the Crafty has issues around 100 hours. Is the Mighty battery reliable enough to last a few years (as only a portable)? I’d rather not rma a device as I dont live in the states...

I picked up a Fierce a month ago and I’m thinking of selling it to fund a Mighty purchase. Recent adopter of plenty and classic and they are spectacular! I’m just one portable away from being a true SB fanboy!

 

[shredder]

What’s going on peeps?

Is the Mighty battery reliable in your long term experience? I keep hearing the Crafty has issues around 100 hours. Is the Mighty battery reliable enough to last a few years (as only a portable)? I’d rather not rma a device as I dont live in the states...

I picked up a Fierce a month ago and I’m thinking of selling it to fund a Mighty purchase. Recent adopter of plenty and classic and they are spectacular! I’m just one portable away from being a true SB fanboy!

I'm still getting 4-5 bowls on 5 yr old batteries. Batteries aren't the problem. Breaking plastic fins is a problem on older mightys. Especially since s and b offers no solutions expect a slight discount on a trade in.

 

[WakeVape&Bake]

What’s going on peeps?

Is the Mighty battery reliable in your long term experience? I keep hearing the Crafty has issues around 100 hours. Is the Mighty battery reliable enough to last a few years (as only a portable)? I’d rather not rma a device as I dont live in the states...

I picked up a Fierce a month ago and I’m thinking of selling it to fund a Mighty purchase. Recent adopter of plenty and classic and they are spectacular! I’m just one portable away from being a true SB fanboy!

used a Mighty from 2017 till a month ago, battery was rock solid for me, never had any dip in performance. and i had the old Mighty without the 20% battery increase.

and don´t forget that if you use it at home you can use the power adaptor

 

[grogazola]

I'm still getting 4-5 bowls on 5 yr old batteries. Batteries aren't the problem. Breaking plastic fins is a problem on older mightys. Especially since s and b offers no solutions expect a slight discount on a trade in.

used a Mighty from 2017 till a month ago, battery was rock solid for me, never had any dip in performance. and i had the old Mighty without the 20% battery increase.

and don´t forget that if you use it at home you can use the power adaptor

Thank you! I can’t wait to pick one up!

What are the fins and how do they break off? Sorry for the noob question.

 

[shredder]

Thank you! I can’t wait to pick one up!

What are the fins and how do they break off? Sorry for the noob question.

The fins are the ribs of plastic the mighty is made from. Mine was fine until I started using concentrates at high temps, then in a few months the fins/ribs started chipping and breaking off. Now on my old mighty to get a seal I have to pull down on the top. The tabs broke on one side.

My newer mighty, a year old now, is fine but we don't use it at high temps. So I wouldn't make a habbit of using it for concentrates.

 

[grogazola]

The fins are the ribs of plastic the mighty is made from. Mine was fine until I started using concentrates at high temps, then in a few months the fins/ribs started chipping and breaking off. Now on my old mighty to get a seal I have to pull down on the top. The tabs broke on one side.

My newer mighty, a year old now, is fine but we don't use it at high temps. So I wouldn't make a habbit of using it for concentrates.

That’s great to know as I was thinking I was going to use it at higher temps. Will avoid.

Been using my fierce at max temps, but I think I’m selling her on friday to help fund my S-B.A.S.

Where do you draw the line temp wise? Thank you!

 

[shredder]

That’s great to know as I was thinking I was going to use it at higher temps. Will avoid.

Been using my fierce at max temps, but I think I’m selling her on friday to help fund my S-B.A.S.

Where do you draw the line temp wise? Thank you!

I don't think it would be a problem with occasional use. On ours we used it exclusively with rosin after I got a rosin press. So after some months of 3-4(sometimes more) bowls a day at 410F the damage started. Until then it was fine. Even now it still works, but it really needs a new body. An option s and b doesn't offer.

BTW I don't know what a safe temperature is. It may be the age of it more than temps, IDK.

 

[LesPlenty]

I guess my fins will not last, I only ever use mine on max temperature,

I hate the short safety cut-offs S&B force upon us, managed all those caps without the unit turning off.

 

[grogazola]

I guess my fins will not last, I only ever use mine on max temperature,

I hate the short safety cut-offs S&B force upon us, managed all those caps without the unit turning off.

Ughhh max temps are so tasty to me...may just have to do what I’m gonna do and max it out when I get it haha

 

[shredder]

I guess my fins will not last, I only ever use mine on max temperature,

I hate the short safety cut-offs S&B force upon us, managed all those caps without the unit turning off.

Aussy micro dosing?

 

[WildChild]

The fins are the ribs of plastic the mighty is made from. Mine was fine until I started using concentrates at high temps, then in a few months the fins/ribs started chipping and breaking off. Now on my old mighty to get a seal I have to pull down on the top. The tabs broke on one side.

My newer mighty, a year old now, is fine but we don't use it at high temps. So I wouldn't make a habbit of using it for concentrates.

With all due respect, I ONLY run my Mighty at 210C (max) all the time. I've had mine for three years now (the model right before the 20% battery increase) and mine still looks like new. I don't use other attachments for water or anything else. And I am very careful when I attach and remove my cooling unit. I also only use capsules to keep everything tidy.

Not to say that other users (with more experience than me) haven't had issues with plastic breaking, but mine has had no problems whatsoever. Just treat it like you would any other expensive toy. Again, just my 2 cents worth.

For the record, I wouldn't waste my time trying to use concentrates in the Mighty. It just doesn't get hot enough.

Enjoy your new amazing vaporizer. For herb.

 

[shredder]

With all due respect, I ONLY run my Mighty at 210C (max) all the time. I've had mine for three years now (the model right before the 20% battery increase) and mine still looks like new. I don't use other attachments for water or anything else. And I am very careful when I attach and remove my cooling unit. I also only use capsules to keep everything tidy.

Not to say that other users (with more experience than me) haven't had issues with plastic breaking, but mine has had no problems whatsoever. Just treat it like you would any other expensive toy. Again, just my 2 cents worth.

For the record, I wouldn't waste my time trying to use concentrates in the Mighty. It just doesn't get hot enough.

Enjoy your new amazing vaporizer. For herb.

Its your mighty, use it as you see fit. My experience is just that, yours will be yours. Maybe, hopefully, there is now a better grade of plastic.

 

[tdriver]

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Until then it was fine. Even now it still works, but it really needs a new body. An option s and b doesn't offer.
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go get a cheap copy from aliexpress and change the housing.....
that is what i'm gonna do when the time comes. (i may even get one in advance.....)

this idea gave someone in this thread a few pages back. (thank you)
my old mighty broke some fins but had warranty so i got it replaced.
the new one (2 years this month) still is like new.

 

[blackstone]

go get a cheap copy from aliexpress and change the housing.....
that is what i'm gonna do when the time comes. (i may even get one in advance.....)

this idea gave someone in this thread a few pages back. (thank you)
my old mighty broke some fins but had warranty so i got it replaced.
the new one (2 years this month) still is like new.

@lokiki, just buy a knock off from DHGate or Aliexpress for $50 and strip it for the body.
Thank fuck for knockoffs.

I doubt it will fit, and i seriously doubt, no i actually know that the chinese casing will not perform as good as or better than the original regarding cracking with heat, or in this case even melting/off gassing.
Thats if you can do the swap keeping it intact and a cooling unit actually screws on to it.
Please do not support or recommend supporting these depraved bastards who sell poison shit plastics, forge peoples designs and rip off unsuspecting buyers with tatty, ill fitting, poorly performing rubbish.
It is also contrary to the forum rules to promote buying these items.
And a fire risk.

Please consider giving some money to charity instead, and enjoy your Mighty even with a tiny crack or two!

Hey guys just got my Mighty a few days ago and had a question. Does plugging the unit into the wall take the load completely off the batteries? I want to make the unit last so figured I could just keep it plugged in anytime I use it at home to put no strain on the batteries until I need them for out and about.

It does take the load completely off the batteries.
I recommend following some simple guidelines to give your batteries a good chance. Remember, they're not strict rules, just advice.

Do it when the Mighty battery is full, but before you put the Mighty away or go to bed, vape a bowl to knock a percentage of charge off the top.
You can do it on lower battery, but I advise using charger to heat the vape, then unplugging while in use.
Not a big deal but just an extra cautious step.

Hi OF, when you specify 10% less on a charge, what would be a ballpark way of doing so?

You could cease charging when the last bar is the only one flashing, or a short while after.
Or if you fully charge, then vape bowl to take some charge from the cell.
Bear in mind that manufacturers know this and build some caution into their charging circuit, and OFs additional steps are partly based on the thought that makers might sacrifice some of this caution for more bowls per charge, due to popular demand.
You can also treat batteries with none of these precautions and they will last quite well, probably as the maker took some.

That’s great to know as I was thinking I was going to use it at higher temps. Will avoid.

Been using my fierce at max temps, but I think I’m selling her on friday to help fund my S-B.A.S.

Where do you draw the line temp wise? Thank you!

You can do a lot of full temp. and you might only get some cosmetic issue cracks after some years.
I had a Crafty for 2 years and although it was not used as much, I kept the max to 207c instead of 210 and saw no cracks.
The Crafty+ appears to have fully addressed the issue with an improved material.
As a Mighty+ may also do.

 

[LesPlenty]

It is also contrary to the forum rules to promote buying these items.

Not allowed to link, it would have been deleted if rule-breaking but I only promoted this due to S&B not offering parts and the stories of rubber bands and cable ties holding Mighty vapes together does not sound too health-conscious either.

You can do a lot of full temp. and you might only get some cosmetic issue cracks after some years.

More than cosmetic when the CU holding tabs eventually break.

 

[blackstone]

the stories of rubber bands and cable ties

I hope niether of you have to suffer anything more than cosmetic cracks or need those measures!
If something happens in warranty 2yrs you are covered, or you might grab a brand new Mighty for €80 out of it.
You're almost guaranteed min. 4 years with a top vape for €93.75 a year, or 26 cents a day.
It has saved me a lot of money and probably misery on "less expensive" vapes anyway over the years.
It has also changed and prolonged my life, maybe it will become cheaper over time and there are already other options, but my expectations have been exceeded so far.

Id like to see a cheap solution for those worst affected but I don't see anything right about this suggestion.
The worst photo of a Mighty casing I ever saw was one of those fakes it was literally dripping off the vape from what I remember, I owned a china clone davinci and experienced, smelled and watched their plastics and rubber tech degrade first hand.
From an environmental POV also I completely disagree with it.

If my Mighty casing ever self destructed like you say before I sell it, I would just build a great, probably home vape with the guts, and so could you!
Surely with great people here like @Ratchett and @dzoinp woodwork products we could come up with better than pumping money into the back alley plastic melting pots of shenzhen!? Yuck!

And the rules here state clearly that promotion of these items is not welcome, and that's for good reason I believe, i never said a rule was broken nor suggested a deletion was necessary.
Have a good weekend!

Edit: Although not the ones I mentioned above, I found some photos in an FC thread that might help with your decisions on paying for fake vaporizers to get the casings.

Pics of the counterfeit for anyone interested. They've gotten quite a bit better since the first ones were rolling out. Still using some red o-rings though.

My awesome grinder and grinder:

Screen came with no protective film and smudged/scratched up:

No 3d Mighty sticker on top:

Cracked fin directly out of the box:

Makeup brush instead of normal brush:

Red replacement o-rings for the mouthpiece (which constantly pops off):

Inside chamber:

Took the counterfeit apart before I tossed it so I could maybe see what was causing the burning plastic smell. Really surprised they actually used two batteries I halfway expected one side to just be loaded with lead hahaha.

Plastic at the bottom of the heater was burning as it heated up it looks like.

Edit: Took apart the heater too. If they would've just used high temp plastic this thing could've been awesome. I did puff on it without inhaling and it produced nice thick vapor. Looks like it uses a heated ceramic rod and also has wires going towards the bowl area that look like they heated the bowl or read it's temp or something. Reminds me of a mini LSV.

Bottom of heater, ceramic rod coming out of the center:

Bowl/center of heater:

 

[ChooChooCharlie]

Thank you! I can’t wait to pick one up!
What are the fins and how do they break off? Sorry for the noob question.

Here are mine, no case chipping, never cleaned bowls, 2-3 years

But, I use the Mighty carefully

Those blue o-rings mate with outer ring of cooling unit. I depress the CU slightly while slowly twisting. The o-rings compress just a bit to allow smoother twist, less stress on plastic. Sorta like carefully twisting on lens of an SLR camera, or opening a child proof cap. Never seen this mentioned in reviews, so maybe I'm weird. Be quiet, Stu

My first S&B portable was a Crafty, and being a joint and pipe user, I instinctively used the CU to rap out the spent bowl. Not good. I yell at Bud the vapecritic on livestreams about this. He does it more, just to annoy me, says a vape should withstand normal use. He may have a point

I use stands, but they are not needed, especially if you use capsules. Have seen a dangerous tip posted in this thread many times and in video reviews -- using the orange pick tool as a kickstand -- terrible idea

I do use capsules exclusively. No other reviewers do. One told me it just transfers the cleaning chore to caps, but I never clean capsules, never clean bowl. However, if you have large hands and/or dexterity issues, I can understand how capsules can be annoying

I don't use screens in cooling units. They accumulate condensed resin, then transfer the stickiness to the capsule lids over time. Annoying. If you overfill caps a bit so herb is snug, very few particles escape capsule lid holes, so CU screen is not needed

I also use an outlet wall timer for charging. Prefer the timer to expire before Mighty is fully charged, for battery health. But different opinions on this as well. It doesn't make me take any extra steps, so why not

Read most of these tips right here in this thread

 

[grogazola]

This is beyond amazing information @ChooChooCharlie!

 

[Baron23]

With all due respect, I ONLY run my Mighty at 210C (max) all the time. I've had mine for three years now (the model right before the 20% battery increase) and mine still looks like new. I don't use other attachments for water or anything else. And I am very careful when I attach and remove my cooling unit. I also only use capsules to keep everything tidy.

Not to say that other users (with more experience than me) haven't had issues with plastic breaking, but mine has had no problems whatsoever. Just treat it like you would any other expensive toy. Again, just my 2 cents worth.

For the record, I wouldn't waste my time trying to use concentrates in the Mighty. It just doesn't get hot enough.

Enjoy your new amazing vaporizer. For herb.

I too run at 385 and then step to 410, always. No damage to fins or case after a few years.

Now, I do not generally use capsules but do top loads w a LP. Still, no degradation.

I rarely do trates in it, but when I do it’s a small amount sandwiched between flower in a cap works very well and no trate mess

 

[blackstone]

I was less careful with my RMA replacement, it has done over 2 years of sitting at full temperature for about 5 or 10 minutes at a time.
And it fell over on to books and tv remotes sometimes, that's why I said you might only see cosmetic issues like mine after full temperature use.
Because mine still works great, I'm confident in a used sale I will get back almost 65% of what I paid for the first Mighty almost 5 years ago. Such is the reputation and demand for these vapes.

Before this I used to spend €100 a year on plain, average rolling papers, and about 2500 on cigarettes.
The only way I could lose is if this Mighty injured me badly somehow before I get it sold!

I had also spent over 200 on inferior vapes trying to be smart and outwit the initially scary s&b rrp pricing, such a bad year that was, lesson learned.

 

[mitchgo61]

I use capsules exclusively. I run much of the time at 210C. I have no cracked fins, no leakage, no issues whatsoever. Two out of three capsules I vape are concentrate sandwiches....flower, some wax, then some flower, packed very tightly and densely. I've literally had no problems at all running my Mightys this way....I'm on my third Mighty and have never had concentrate leakage or any issues associated with high temps or concentrates used in capsules. YMMV and all that.

 

[vapviking]

Here are mine, no case chipping, never cleaned bowls, 2-3 years

But, I use the Mighty carefully

Those blue o-rings mate with outer ring of cooling unit. I depress the CU slightly while slowly twisting. The o-rings compress just a bit to allow smoother twist, less stress on plastic. Sorta like carefully twisting on lens of an SLR camera, or opening a child proof cap. Never seen this mentioned in reviews, so maybe I'm weird. Be quiet, Stu

My first S&B portable was a Crafty, and being a joint and pipe user, I instinctively used the CU to rap out the spent bowl. Not good. I yell at Bud the vapecritic on livestreams about this. He does it more, just to annoy me, says a vape should withstand normal use. He may have a point

I use stands, but they are not needed, especially if you use capsules. Have seen a dangerous tip posted in this thread many times and in video reviews -- using the orange pick tool as a kickstand -- terrible idea

I do use capsules exclusively. No other reviewers do. One told me it just transfers the cleaning chore to caps, but I never clean capsules, never clean bowl. However, if you have large hands and/or dexterity issues, I can understand how capsules can be annoying

I don't use screens in cooling units. They accumulate condensed resin, then transfer the stickiness to the capsule lids over time. Annoying. If you overfill caps a bit so herb is snug, very few particles escape capsule lid holes, so CU screen is not needed

I also use an outlet wall timer for charging. Prefer the timer to expire before Mighty is fully charged, for battery health. But different opinions on this as well. It doesn't make me take any extra steps, so why not

Read most of these tips right here in this thread

Great tips, just one question.

If you're alternating Grasshoppers every 15 minutes, how do you squeeze in any Mighty time? You must be one busy vapin' guy!

I know that to share the love among my vapes I have to get up and get started real early in the morning...but...

 

[Moses Baca]

Capsules only for me. I love how clean and easy they are to use. And no CU screen is working fine. I disassemble the warm CU and wipe it with a few q-tips every day or two.

I've found myself temp-stepping with most of my strains. I start at 365F and bump 5-10 degrees at a time up to 385F, then hit the boost to finish it off at 410F max.

I swapped back to the stock plastic mp. I like the thicker glass feel but the plastic is much easier to use. The vapor seems similar between the two but the glass gets noticeably hotter on the lips. I'll still use the glass around the house occasionally but the plastic has earned the #1 spot.

I use the PIU stand around the house. It works pretty well but I have a tendency to break things so most of the time my Mighty is lying down for safety. I haven't needed it away from home yet so no need to carry the extra bulk.

I'm still loving how easy this thing hits. Amazing.

 

[ChooChooCharlie]

Great tips, just one question.

If you're alternating Grasshoppers every 15 minutes, how do you squeeze in any Mighty time? You must be one busy vapin' guy!

I know that to share the love among my vapes I have to get up and get started real early in the morning...but...

two full volcano chambers this morning, after the mandatory Hopper wake n vape, followed by lunchtime Mighty, now back to Hopper shots

idle lungs are the devil's workshop