The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel
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Choices
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I’m curious so please help me here everyone. Is the concern about scratching due to the fact it compromises how it looks or do the scratches cause some sort of health risk by introducing something into the vapor path? I use dosing caps almost exclusively and I’ve never had a concern about scratches nor have I looked for them. Is this a worry? What gives?
darbarikanada
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you're going to get different answers to this - the debate about aluminum and health has been going on for years. someone here pointed out that vaporizers don't get anywhere near the temperature required to melt aluminum, and if you're brushing out and Q-tipping (alcohol) your bowl after use, that pretty much rules out inhaling particles. S&B makes a big deal about their devices qualifying as health devices (or something like that) for the purposes of the German health care system - fwiw. personally, I wouldn't worry about it. just my $0.02
I blame the cheap design of the dosing caps on some of my OG’s scratches, the cap’s lid edges get bent over time. S&B should have realized this by now….
Regardless of the health effects, I don’t want a scratched bowl on any vape as those areas build up that black shit and can be impossible to clean. I’m a fan of my Crafty+ ceramic bowl based on the fact buildup in the bowl has been next to zero compared to my Mighty OG over a few weeks.
Cannabiker
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Woohoo!
About a year ago, a piece broke off of the lip above the oven on my Mighty, where the cooling unit attaches. I contacted S&B, but the unit was a couple of months outside warranty, and they wanted $120 to fix it. Since it still worked I figured I'd just keep using it until the damage spread. Then they came out with the +, and I decided I should get my OG repaired in case they stop producing replacement parts.
So I got a new return authorization, along with a reminder from S&B that it is outside warranty, so they'd come up with a quote for repairs after they received it. I sent it back last week. It arrived at S&B Thursday, and less than 24 hours later I got a notice that they'd shipped me a package. That seemed like a really fast turnaround for a repair.
That's because they didn't fix it--they replaced it, at no charge. I sent in a well-used device with no cooling unit, and they sent back a new-in-box Mighty complete with accessories.
Any bitter taste I might have had in my mouth over the failed plastic was washed away with the first sweet hit of my freshly-trimmed Dream Queen from a fresh Mighty.
About a year ago, a piece broke off of the lip above the oven on my Mighty, where the cooling unit attaches. I contacted S&B, but the unit was a couple of months outside warranty, and they wanted $120 to fix it. Since it still worked I figured I'd just keep using it until the damage spread. Then they came out with the +, and I decided I should get my OG repaired in case they stop producing replacement parts.
So I got a new return authorization, along with a reminder from S&B that it is outside warranty, so they'd come up with a quote for repairs after they received it. I sent it back last week. It arrived at S&B Thursday, and less than 24 hours later I got a notice that they'd shipped me a package. That seemed like a really fast turnaround for a repair.
That's because they didn't fix it--they replaced it, at no charge. I sent in a well-used device with no cooling unit, and they sent back a new-in-box Mighty complete with accessories.
Any bitter taste I might have had in my mouth over the failed plastic was washed away with the first sweet hit of my freshly-trimmed Dream Queen from a fresh Mighty.
RustyOldNail
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Good story, and GREAT for you!
I guess that’s one way for S&B to make room for the new model.... give em away!
Surf Monkey
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I have a Mighty+ on the way. Looks like a reasonable but not exceptional upgrade. Fine by me. It’s the best portable flower vape around. I consider the upgrade an investment.
Seantagon
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Yeah S&B is a great company. I had a Crafty replaced after about a 1.5 years; then the replacement died 1.5 years after that, and they still sent me a new and slightly upgraded model even though it was over 3 years after original purchase!
I hope you saw MGGs comparison of the og and + a few post above!
Im still waiting for my new og that I bought over a week ago.this PACT act is killing me. And it’s saying signature required on delivery even though I pre verified my id. I may have to wait longer if no one is home to sign. Pppppp
MGG
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Though I was quite negative there's still legitimate benefits to Mighty+ such as the faster heat-up and charging times.
But I felt these are important points people should be aware of before purchasing.
If you can find a new Mighty with the battery improvements (not mighty+) on sale for significantly cheaper, that may be the better value option for most people.
But I felt these are important points people should be aware of before purchasing.
If you can find a new Mighty with the battery improvements (not mighty+) on sale for significantly cheaper, that may be the better value option for most people.
condition
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Also I don't see how the broken housing of the main unit can be fixed, its not that you can take some plastic and glue it. I had OG mighty dropped pretty bad and immediately part of the housing broke (as well as the screen). Afterwards when it was getting very hot, small pieces of the housing continue to fell down, until it was left with no housing and no screen.
I was attaching the CU to the MU with an elastic hair band and as for the screen, when I switched on I press the up button multiple times till reach max and then 10-15 times to go to around 200 Celsius.
I was attaching the CU to the MU with an elastic hair band and as for the screen, when I switched on I press the up button multiple times till reach max and then 10-15 times to go to around 200 Celsius.
Cannabiker
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The first time I applied for a return authorization they said they could repair it for $120. The outer shell of the Mighty is two halves, like a clam. I imagine they were proposing replacing one half of the shell.
The problem you describe, with pieces continuing to break off, was exactly what I was afraid of. I'd been using the Mighty much less because of the damage (and because I've taken a deep dive into the Dynaverse), so I'm really psyched to have a whole unit that I'm not afraid to use.
That's awesome, and a good reminder to register this new device with S&B. Now that I know how strong their warranty protection can be, I want to be sure I'm in the system.
blackstone
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I'm one month in with my Mighty+ using capsules only and have seen no problem at all with the bowl finish, so I think that WARNING is a little over the top?
Also I'm a year in with the same coating on my bowl and capsule reducer for Volcano Hybrid and no problems there either.
It has all been really good and I actually wanted to thank the company through email and on here, for launching such a reliable and effective portable with this, as it is very much needed and appreciated with some personal matters being difficult for me here atm.
I remember a time when you could hardly depend on any vape, especially recently launched ones, and I really could not have dealt with faults or CS this last while.
I took this Mighty+ on an outing lately, had a few half caps and couldn't believe the effects. I'm really loving it and like others, at home I often find it more exciting and rewarding than some of my desktops with hardly any setup involved.
I first wondered who had wrote the warning and I think it is being based on some instances which are believed to be proving a point here, so said I would offer some thoughts on just these points.
A) - Because of a mark reported, the ceramic is less durable than the aluminium. Capsules will risk scratches.
We saw in one instance that a smudge seemed to appear in a bowl, this likely shows that if the capsules do ever contact the bowl wall, the aluminium capsule is softer than the ceramic coating.
Ceramic (coatings) can not be softer or less durable than aluminium, check a hardness scale for reference.
B) - When Troy hit his table the new Mighty fell over not the old one so the new feet are worse.
The device was probably just designed to make it easier to be filled on a relatively stable surface, maybe not so much to resist large oscillations. One might argue that the wider surface area covered by the new feet was just more able to transmit these shocks up to the device to knock it, or each devices distance from the impact may have come into play, but it may still do what some wanted it to do better.
Unlike my OG, I stand my Mighty+ up a lot now and have very few fears about it once in position.
C) - The heater block has less mass. You can actually overpower the heater now. Because Troy showed the numbers dropping faster on the new device.
While it's correct to assume that less mass means less heat storage, it was pointed out in the video comments or somewhere else, that the two devices could have just been at different points in their heat cycle so this was hardly a fair test. And it hardly qualifies the statement above.
It may also be possible that the new device was measuring and displaying the temperatures more quickly and accurately, hence showing this drop, and hopefully reacting to it, better.
I think the lesser or smoother haptic vibration on start up is intended, but I do need to check if I've switched it on sometimes.
And about paying more for less with this model, I remember being honoured to be given an OG Mighty discount for €295 about 2 years after launch.
I got this Mighty+ for €287 about only 2 weeks after launch and I feel it offers me more, whatever about the junk in the older box, filling aid etc. All that stuff is still available on the site for tiny amounts of money.
And I think even better Mighty+ deals will pop up as time goes by.
Also, like almost every single comparison or overview of the two so far, it neglects to mention that the old one will crack and fall apart and the new one likely will not due to improved housing material and/or changes to the casing designs.
The Crafty+ has been out for (x) years now and no cracks reported yet.
Afaik that post was compiled from online research and any potential negative that was heard about the vape so far, not from actually owning one. Maybe I'm wrong.
Also I'm a year in with the same coating on my bowl and capsule reducer for Volcano Hybrid and no problems there either.
It has all been really good and I actually wanted to thank the company through email and on here, for launching such a reliable and effective portable with this, as it is very much needed and appreciated with some personal matters being difficult for me here atm.
I remember a time when you could hardly depend on any vape, especially recently launched ones, and I really could not have dealt with faults or CS this last while.
I took this Mighty+ on an outing lately, had a few half caps and couldn't believe the effects. I'm really loving it and like others, at home I often find it more exciting and rewarding than some of my desktops with hardly any setup involved.
I first wondered who had wrote the warning and I think it is being based on some instances which are believed to be proving a point here, so said I would offer some thoughts on just these points.
A) - Because of a mark reported, the ceramic is less durable than the aluminium. Capsules will risk scratches.
We saw in one instance that a smudge seemed to appear in a bowl, this likely shows that if the capsules do ever contact the bowl wall, the aluminium capsule is softer than the ceramic coating.
Ceramic (coatings) can not be softer or less durable than aluminium, check a hardness scale for reference.
B) - When Troy hit his table the new Mighty fell over not the old one so the new feet are worse.
The device was probably just designed to make it easier to be filled on a relatively stable surface, maybe not so much to resist large oscillations. One might argue that the wider surface area covered by the new feet was just more able to transmit these shocks up to the device to knock it, or each devices distance from the impact may have come into play, but it may still do what some wanted it to do better.
Unlike my OG, I stand my Mighty+ up a lot now and have very few fears about it once in position.
C) - The heater block has less mass. You can actually overpower the heater now. Because Troy showed the numbers dropping faster on the new device.
While it's correct to assume that less mass means less heat storage, it was pointed out in the video comments or somewhere else, that the two devices could have just been at different points in their heat cycle so this was hardly a fair test. And it hardly qualifies the statement above.
It may also be possible that the new device was measuring and displaying the temperatures more quickly and accurately, hence showing this drop, and hopefully reacting to it, better.
I think the lesser or smoother haptic vibration on start up is intended, but I do need to check if I've switched it on sometimes.
And about paying more for less with this model, I remember being honoured to be given an OG Mighty discount for €295 about 2 years after launch.
I got this Mighty+ for €287 about only 2 weeks after launch and I feel it offers me more, whatever about the junk in the older box, filling aid etc. All that stuff is still available on the site for tiny amounts of money.
And I think even better Mighty+ deals will pop up as time goes by.
Also, like almost every single comparison or overview of the two so far, it neglects to mention that the old one will crack and fall apart and the new one likely will not due to improved housing material and/or changes to the casing designs.
The Crafty+ has been out for (x) years now and no cracks reported yet.
Afaik that post was compiled from online research and any potential negative that was heard about the vape so far, not from actually owning one. Maybe I'm wrong.
MGG
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A) I'm telling you I've seen first hand friends scratch this bowl day 1.
This warning is not over the top, the ceramic is unfortunately appears to be easier to scratch that the aluminium. I wish this was not the case.
I wouldn't bother writing out that warning to people if this was not the case. In may be that these are a few odd cases, but somethings not right for it to happen day 1.
B) Troy tested it multiple times hitting both sides of the table. "One might argue that the wider surface area covered by the new feet was just more able to transmit these shocks up to the device to knock it, or each devices distance from the impact may have come into play," No hate intended, but isn't this just a long roundabout way of saying that the design isn't particularly stable and not the solution we were hoping for?
C) This is not just based off Troys video (though that is also relevant). This is based off other back to back heavy testing over a 40+ hour period.
That all being said, perhaps I came off too negative, I just wanted to outline information that I don't think is clearly out there for people that may effect someone's purchase.
I should also let you know I hold stocks in the company, so if anything I should be a shill lmao
, but I'm actually being as honest as I can with people. I also won my Mighty in a competition.Finally, I think it's important to clarify,
Mighty+ has some really nice benefits over the original Mighty
such as: +faster heatup + faster charging.
But people buying a Mighty+ are mostly aware of at these things already.
If you're enjoying the Mighty+ that's great, It's a fantastic vape, right now I still think it's the best on the market.
But please be careful with your bowl D':
I'm of the mindset that ceramic is a huge improvement over aluminium in theory.
I hope my words don't upset anyone, I don't come on here to cause any hate or anything, I just try to help.
To move to something more light hearted, I got my Mighty hooked up to a desk mic stand xD.
Some people might think i'm insane but i've found it to be the ultimate solution for me.
I would love to share a pic but i can't for privacy reasons.
Basically this Neewer mic stand comes with a phone holder that clasps the Mighty PERFECTLY.
It only cost me $15USD. For extra protection I use it combined with a 3rd party mighty stand that is threaded with a zip-tie connected to the stand, just in case the clamp fails, if it falls it's zip tied to the mic stand (hope that make sense, sorry that's a messy sentence)
So why do this? Yeah actually that's a good question lol.
Well for me I find it really useful to have hands free vaping, no annoying silicone tubes or any mess, I always have an extra hand clamping the device.
I like to play VR/Games and vape and so with this setup I can do that without any worry of breaking things xD
The clamp fits it almost like it was designed for the thing, I still have full access to take the cooling unit off, turn it on and off, access the pick, everything.
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What type of competition was it exactly? With that prize I’m guessing bong ripping!A) I'm telling you I've seen first hand friends scratch this bowl day 1.
This warning is not over the top, the ceramic is unfortunately appears to be easier to scratch that the aluminium. I wish this was not the case.
I wouldn't bother writing out that warning to people if this was not the case. In may be that these are a few odd cases, but somethings not right for it to happen day 1.
B) Troy tested it multiple times hitting both sides of the table. "One might argue that the wider surface area covered by the new feet was just more able to transmit these shocks up to the device to knock it, or each devices distance from the impact may have come into play," No hate intended, but isn't this just a long roundabout way of saying that the design isn't particularly stable and not the solution we were hoping for?
C) This is not just based off Troys video (though that is also relevant). This is based off other back to back heavy testing over a 40+ hour period.
That all being said, perhaps I came off too negative, I just wanted to outline information that I don't think is clearly out there for people that may effect someone's purchase.
I should also let you know I hold stocks in the company, so if anything I should be a shill lmao
Finally, I think it's important to clarify,
Mighty+ has some really nice benefits over the original Mighty
such as: +faster heatup + faster charging.
But people buying a Mighty+ are mostly aware of at these things already.
If you're enjoying the Mighty+ that's great, It's a fantastic vape, right now I still think it's the best on the market.
But please be careful with your bowl D':
I'm of the mindset that ceramic is a huge improvement over aluminium in theory.
I hope my words don't upset anyone, I don't come on here to cause any hate or anything, I just try to help.
To move to something more light hearted, I got my Mighty hooked up to a desk mic stand xD.
Some people might think i'm insane but i've found it to be the ultimate solution for me.
I would love to share a pic but i can't for privacy reasons.
Basically this Neewer mic stand comes with a phone holder that clasps the Mighty PERFECTLY.
It only cost me $15USD. For extra protection I use it combined with a 3rd party mighty stand that is threaded with a zip-tie connected to the stand, just in case the clamp fails, if it falls it's zip tied to the mic stand (hope that make sense, sorry that's a messy sentence)
So why do this? Yeah actually that's a good question lol.
Well for me I find it really useful to have hands free vaping, no annoying silicone tubes or any mess, I always have an extra hand clamping the device.
I like to play VR/Games and vape and so with this setup I can do that without any worry of breaking things xD
The clamp fits it almost like it was designed for the thing, I still have full access to take the cooling unit off, turn it on and off, access the pick, everything.
Some-new-user
Well-Known Member
Mighty on a mic stand makes perfect sense to me - hybrid tube usually attached with an elastic band while I play some guitar. I also hold the crafty/mighty in my teeth/lips popeye style for hands free, just bite down on the mouthpiece. Maybe the Mighty could be a little on the heavy side....Don't fully trust those O rings but nothing has gone on me yet. I also block the hole with my tongue as I exhale so I'm not blowing in to the vape.A) I'm telling you I've seen first hand friends scratch this bowl day 1.
This warning is not over the top, the ceramic is unfortunately appears to be easier to scratch that the aluminium. I wish this was not the case.
I wouldn't bother writing out that warning to people if this was not the case. In may be that these are a few odd cases, but somethings not right for it to happen day 1.
B) Troy tested it multiple times hitting both sides of the table. "One might argue that the wider surface area covered by the new feet was just more able to transmit these shocks up to the device to knock it, or each devices distance from the impact may have come into play," No hate intended, but isn't this just a long roundabout way of saying that the design isn't particularly stable and not the solution we were hoping for?
C) This is not just based off Troys video (though that is also relevant). This is based off other back to back heavy testing over a 40+ hour period.
That all being said, perhaps I came off too negative, I just wanted to outline information that I don't think is clearly out there for people that may effect someone's purchase.
I should also let you know I hold stocks in the company, so if anything I should be a shill lmao
Finally, I think it's important to clarify,
Mighty+ has some really nice benefits over the original Mighty
such as: +faster heatup + faster charging.
But people buying a Mighty+ are mostly aware of at these things already.
If you're enjoying the Mighty+ that's great, It's a fantastic vape, right now I still think it's the best on the market.
But please be careful with your bowl D':
I'm of the mindset that ceramic is a huge improvement over aluminium in theory.
I hope my words don't upset anyone, I don't come on here to cause any hate or anything, I just try to help.
To move to something more light hearted, I got my Mighty hooked up to a desk mic stand xD.
Some people might think i'm insane but i've found it to be the ultimate solution for me.
I would love to share a pic but i can't for privacy reasons.
Basically this Neewer mic stand comes with a phone holder that clasps the Mighty PERFECTLY.
It only cost me $15USD. For extra protection I use it combined with a 3rd party mighty stand that is threaded with a zip-tie connected to the stand, just in case the clamp fails, if it falls it's zip tied to the mic stand (hope that make sense, sorry that's a messy sentence)
So why do this? Yeah actually that's a good question lol.
Well for me I find it really useful to have hands free vaping, no annoying silicone tubes or any mess, I always have an extra hand clamping the device.
I like to play VR/Games and vape and so with this setup I can do that without any worry of breaking things xD
The clamp fits it almost like it was designed for the thing, I still have full access to take the cooling unit off, turn it on and off, access the pick, everything.
triskelion
Member
Why don't you get a proper desktop, Mighty was not made for a microphone stand, come on!
Haha you crack my shit up!
I think half the fun is creating combo setups….. it’s like any hobby really
I still want to know how he won a Mighty
MGG
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It was actually one of those dumb competitions where it's like "hey like my post and U will go in the running to win". I never expected to actually win one lmao.
I used to do this too haha but will my lips not my teeth
Green Kiwi
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stonedmallone
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To move to something more light hearted, I got my Mighty hooked up to a desk mic stand xD.
Some people might think i'm insane but i've found it to be the ultimate solution for me.
I would love to share a pic but i can't for privacy reasons.
Basically this Neewer mic stand comes with a phone holder that clasps the Mighty PERFECTLY.
It only cost me $15USD. For extra protection I use it combined with a 3rd party mighty stand that is threaded with a zip-tie connected to the stand, just in case the clamp fails, if it falls it's zip tied to the mic stand (hope that make sense, sorry that's a messy sentence)
So why do this? Yeah actually that's a good question lol.
Well for me I find it really useful to have hands free vaping, no annoying silicone tubes or any mess, I always have an extra hand clamping the device.
I like to play VR/Games and vape and so with this setup I can do that without any worry of breaking things xD
The clamp fits it almost like it was designed for the thing, I still have full access to take the cooling unit off, turn it on and off, access the pick, everything.
This is amazing and I want one.
bltkmt
Well-Known Member
That looks like a really good deal.
blackstone
Well-Known Member
A) I'm telling you I've seen first hand friends scratch this bowl day 1.
This warning is not over the top, the ceramic is unfortunately appears to be easier to scratch that the aluminium. I wish this was not the case.
I wouldn't bother writing out that warning to people if this was not the case. In may be that these are a few odd cases, but somethings not right for it to happen day 1.
B) Troy tested it multiple times hitting both sides of the table. "One might argue that the wider surface area covered by the new feet was just more able to transmit these shocks up to the device to knock it, or each devices distance from the impact may have come into play," No hate intended, but isn't this just a long roundabout way of saying that the design isn't particularly stable and not the solution we were hoping for?
C) This is not just based off Troys video (though that is also relevant). This is based off other back to back heavy testing over a 40+ hour period.
That all being said, perhaps I came off too negative, I just wanted to outline information that I don't think is clearly out there for people that may effect someone's purchase.
I should also let you know I hold stocks in the company, so if anything I should be a shill lmao
Finally, I think it's important to clarify,
Mighty+ has some really nice benefits over the original Mighty
such as: +faster heatup + faster charging.
But people buying a Mighty+ are mostly aware of at these things already.
If you're enjoying the Mighty+ that's great, It's a fantastic vape, right now I still think it's the best on the market.
But please be careful with your bowl D':
I'm of the mindset that ceramic is a huge improvement over aluminium in theory.
I hope my words don't upset anyone, I don't come on here to cause any hate or anything, I just try to help.
To move to something more light hearted, I got my Mighty hooked up to a desk mic stand xD.
Some people might think i'm insane but i've found it to be the ultimate solution for me.
I would love to share a pic but i can't for privacy reasons.
Basically this Neewer mic stand comes with a phone holder that clasps the Mighty PERFECTLY.
It only cost me $15USD. For extra protection I use it combined with a 3rd party mighty stand that is threaded with a zip-tie connected to the stand, just in case the clamp fails, if it falls it's zip tied to the mic stand (hope that make sense, sorry that's a messy sentence)
So why do this? Yeah actually that's a good question lol.
Well for me I find it really useful to have hands free vaping, no annoying silicone tubes or any mess, I always have an extra hand clamping the device.
I like to play VR/Games and vape and so with this setup I can do that without any worry of breaking things xD
The clamp fits it almost like it was designed for the thing, I still have full access to take the cooling unit off, turn it on and off, access the pick, everything.
I think it's the same ceramic coating on the Volcano Hybrid parts and if there was a weakness in that we would surely hear about it on here.
People in the Hybrid thread mention using the steel pads too, as I have.
With my Hybrid capsule reducer, I thought the coating was maybe a little less uniform or dark than what came on my larger bowl, just saying there might be variations or possible QC issues like where a bad bowl coating got out and maybe your friend just needs to show them?
On the Hybrid, I noticed wear marks on the upper stainless screen where it contacts my ceramic coated reducer bowl on closing and opening, and there is no wear on the coating.
This tells me the ceramic coating surface is possibly harder than stainless steel.
It's easy to write on or mark the coating using a capsule, I just tried it on my Hybrid bowl and it mostly wipes off with a finger.
I thought if I had read a warning like that first and was less able to think for myself, I might not have bought the Mighty+, or used capsules in it, yet I've had nothing but a great time doing this!
You may have already considered this and let everyone take it how they may but I thought it would be unnecessarily off putting to a cautious buyer, or to anyone who did not have a positive experience with the first model (yes, there are a few!)
But in my experience so far, these points, "the ceramic is not compatible with dosing capsules without risking scratching" and "this ceramic is less durable than the aluminium" I would disagree with.
Marks or silver smudges maybe.
And I think that vibrations in the surface/table is just not what they were looking out for.
It's very stable if you put the pick certain ways, like as a desk stand, and there is potential for very simple additions to help it stay there. But they probably should have first showed everyone that the pick was being used, to avoid unmet expectations.
I find it nice when cooling the vape off to stand it with no cooling unit, or it stands very well at my bedside.
I think the reason for not putting bigger feet or a flat bottom was to keep the shape, possibly to drop it in a pants pocket and not scrape your leg.
That is a cool idea for holding a Mighty like that and could also be useful for fatigue or weakness issues.
As for positive Mighty+ things I wanted to add,
I really like that they did not fit Bluetooth that gives a signal to visitors with the words "Storz and Bickel" like Crafty does when charging.
I have to get some close ups of the new air entry port as it's fairly stylish and shaped for flow, maybe why it makes a certain noise while drawing.
The battery capacity is good, if you've spent a year or two with a vape that needs rather strict charging habits like a Crafty, you'll likely always have lots of portable power in reserve with a Mighty+. Especially if you have a few other options lying around too.
And also, they did pretty much nail the "clouds from the first draw" thing that was mentioned in that speech.
I did not realise you had got your hands on one somewhere for a test, but if you say the clouds are comparable if not slightly bigger out of the new device then it's doubtful the heater is being overwhelmed more than before, regardless of what's on the display.
The improved housing is quite important to me and is almost worth any extra money (which after discount, I did not pay!) if it works and doesn't crack.
My first Mighty cracked just before two years was up and the replacement did too after another two years but I was SOL then. I felt bad selling it cheap to a guy but made sure he was fully aware of it. Still not a bad total lifetime for the cost.
Some people were almost set to make a living out of the first Mighty cracking it was so common, with a fix or replacement for the cracking cases.
@vapviking Did you (or anybody here) ever figure out if the OG Mighty is eligible for one year extra warranty on registration or not?
That might be another little benefit to the + models? Hopefully the 3 years is not their estimate on the improved housing's lifespan!
MGG
Well-Known Member
It's good to get different perspectives, I can understand how the bold red text could scare people off.
Could it be possible there's inconsistencies on the coating? Perhaps.
Regardless, words are one thing, here is proof clear as day.
so people can see scratching on day 1 first hand with the capsules.
I should also note a positive with the Mighty+ is that the heating tech is better, it will heat up faster and provide slightly denser clouds. I found this improvement on the Crafty+ also. compared to OG versions.
Also there has been a new concern (warning) that I want others to try and confirm.
There has been a report that a combination of SUPER BOOST MODE + PASS THROUGH POWER causes the Mighty+ to give a ERR004 message.
It may be that this mode worked well on Crafty+ but was not properly tested by Storz n Bickel in pass through. So far 2 units have been confirmed to have this problem though more investigation is needed to confirm the cause. Can other people with Mighty+ test if when you go to super boost mode 210c and are using passthrough if you get this ERR004 message after extended use?
Could it be possible there's inconsistencies on the coating? Perhaps.
Regardless, words are one thing, here is proof clear as day.
so people can see scratching on day 1 first hand with the capsules.
I should also note a positive with the Mighty+ is that the heating tech is better, it will heat up faster and provide slightly denser clouds. I found this improvement on the Crafty+ also. compared to OG versions.
Also there has been a new concern (warning) that I want others to try and confirm.
There has been a report that a combination of SUPER BOOST MODE + PASS THROUGH POWER causes the Mighty+ to give a ERR004 message.
It may be that this mode worked well on Crafty+ but was not properly tested by Storz n Bickel in pass through. So far 2 units have been confirmed to have this problem though more investigation is needed to confirm the cause. Can other people with Mighty+ test if when you go to super boost mode 210c and are using passthrough if you get this ERR004 message after extended use?