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The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel
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VapePerson
Searching for Tremendous
After 5 years, Im going to need more than some new fins, cap lock, better battery, flat bottom, and USB-C. Looks like the same plastic to me, the same (probably terrible screen), and Id wager (cant say for certain but this is S&B were talking about) that its probably the same heater tech considering they just upgraded their volcano. Id also be willing to bet that you cant even replace the battery. Unless theres some massive improvements, Ill stick to my OG mighty--it already has a flat bottom and an awful screen.
Some of this stuff should have been in the original mighty to begin with. If this was 2-3 years ago, maybe Id be impressed.
Some of this stuff should have been in the original mighty to begin with. If this was 2-3 years ago, maybe Id be impressed.
MGG
Well-Known Member
Its a '+'. It was always going to be just small improvements.
The heater tech in the crafty + is upgraded compared to original crafty. So slightly faster heat up times and imo it hit harder. But that might be in part due to the smaller cooling unit. I compared mighty and crafty+ bowl side by side and it looks like the crafty+ has updated the internals of the heater.
I never had an issue with the screen asides from the fact that they do seem to die after 5 years. But that screen is the best option to save battery and better than many vapes that dont even have a screen.
I dont think this new vape will have a flat bottom. I dont believe storz n bickel think its safe to leave that vape upright. Its designed to be on its side.
Doubt batteries will be replaceable because it has to reach certain standards to be classified as a medical device.
Its basically the mighty but 15% better. I wouldnt upgrade in my position but if you own an OG mighty or no mighty at all it could be worth. I sort of want to hold out for that 'Skinny' if thats a real thing xD.
S&B have done small improvements a few times without any name changes so I would have hoped a + would mean a bit more than a small improvement, but I doubt it will.
I won't knock it until I have tried it though...not much anyway.
Also, the screens are very poor quality for such an expensive device. (at least the 3 I had)
jbm
Not a Vapman “beta tester”
The screen on mine died in 9 months. Not just dim. Unreadable. It had never been in direct sunlight, hell, it had never left the room I use it in. Though a decent screen, battery life or no, should be able to be exposed to direct sunlight without fading, given all the Instagram photos from S&B of people enjoying their Mightys On the Go in the Great Outdoors. I think they could do better than leftover clock radio LCDs, given the price.
VapePerson
Searching for Tremendous
Designed to be on its side? But you use the mighty upright and its supposed to go in your pockets... Also, I had 3 (Three!) screens die within a year. If the average was 5 years a screen, I wouldnt be complaining--You can get good battery life without a screen that dies, especially when that screen is 1in by 1in.
Anuiel
Well-Known Member
Yeah the screen they've used is ridiculously cheap and crappy, there's no excuse for that in my opinion.
Mine is only readable at an angle right now, took about 2 years for it to get this bad. This is something I would expect from a cheap Chinese vaporizer and definitely not from a costly German one.
I still really like my Mighty, but it feels like S&B is trying to milk their customers a little too hard.
Mine is only readable at an angle right now, took about 2 years for it to get this bad. This is something I would expect from a cheap Chinese vaporizer and definitely not from a costly German one.
I still really like my Mighty, but it feels like S&B is trying to milk their customers a little too hard.
MGG
Well-Known Member
I think the issue with the mighty is its much more likely to crack if its knocked over too many times. Its safer on its side.
I'm not denying anyones issues with the screen. Ive seen them die first hand myself. One reason behind this is because people are pushing down on their screens and holding the unit too hard. You might not be but i've seen many friends grab the unit by the screen and that will make it detoriate faster over time. I have 2 units both 5 years old. One the screen is detoriating slightly in the bottom where the battery level is. The other one is pretty fine. These were both used heavily.
I'm not denying anyones issues with the screen. Ive seen them die first hand myself. One reason behind this is because people are pushing down on their screens and holding the unit too hard. You might not be but i've seen many friends grab the unit by the screen and that will make it detoriate faster over time. I have 2 units both 5 years old. One the screen is detoriating slightly in the bottom where the battery level is. The other one is pretty fine. These were both used heavily.
VapePerson
Searching for Tremendous
Sorry, but those excuses don't fly with me. Plenty of users have a little plastic holder that keeps their mighty standing up just fine, and I used to walk with mine frequently, and dropped it. Never had any cracks from heat going upwards rather than directly through the fins.
`One reason behind this is because people are pushing down on their screens and holding the unit too hard.`
No.
jbm
Not a Vapman “beta tester”
Still. You can't touch the screen, you can't expose the screen to sunlight, you can't hold it too hard (what?) I might have to use it with it lying on a desk since it does not like to be upright. Perhaps the only way to win with the Mighty is not to play.
VapePerson
Searching for Tremendous
vapviking
Old & In the Way
I don't think anyone is making excuses, just trying to explain something in their experience.
My experience is that my old Mighty once "face-planted" - not a drop, just a fall forward on the table.
Some of the ribs that surround the bowl broke.
This was a weak area in original Mighty and the plastic was already beefed up in that area once. In the new Mighty+, the voids are filled solid to further re-enforce this area.
No one was saying the vape could/should not function in an upright position; that's actually probably the best way. Rather, it is the danger of breaking the housing that some believe (me included) that S&B made a conscious design decision to make it round-bottomed. Crafty has a lower center of gravity and they decided it would be okay for it to have a flat bottom.
I have two different stands for Mighty; they provide a much more stable base.
MGG
Well-Known Member
Hey i use a stand too. But ive also damaged previous units and chipped plastic by knocking them over. Even with a stand its quite easy to knock over. I've kept the stand on my unit but i tend not to stand it up because of the risk.
I'm not making excuses. Just listing my personal experience and if u do press down on the screen too hard it will damage it faster. That isnt denying it may fade over time regardless. The screens could be better but it never personally prevented me from enjoying the product.
I'm not making excuses. Just listing my personal experience and if u do press down on the screen too hard it will damage it faster. That isnt denying it may fade over time regardless. The screens could be better but it never personally prevented me from enjoying the product.
Vaporcussion
Well-Known Member
Personally, I'm thrilled that it is finally coming, and wouldn't speculate on the details prematurely. I do wish it could be 10% smaller...
Bazinga
Well-Known Member
Something my wife has never said to me.
Vape_Or_Die420
Well-Known Member
My guess is it will not stand up straight on its own but it will fit upright on a charging port purchased separately.
VapePerson
Searching for Tremendous
Theres a USBC supercharger on the S&B website, so I doubt it, but I honestly wouldn't be surprised.
MGG
Well-Known Member
I'd be surprised if the changes were much different than the improvements we saw in the crafty when it updated to Crafty +
This is what the Mighty + will likely be:
- 10-15% better battery
- slightly faster heat up time with some modified internals (up to 30% faster)
- still aluminium and plastic components
- usb c charging
- maybe bluetooth but unlikely
- new plastic casing
- buttons now orange
- caplock
- cooling unit may be slightly upgraded to increase airflow. But this will be the slightest change.
- faster charge time
- new button hotkeys (like pressing certain buttons to boost to certain set temps or something)
Fingers crossed they do something more. Although its highly unlikely,
I'd love to see
- better material used for the heat chamber.
- significantly faster heatup (though its never bothered me really)
- replaceable batteries
- new screen
This is what the Mighty + will likely be:
- 10-15% better battery
- slightly faster heat up time with some modified internals (up to 30% faster)
- still aluminium and plastic components
- usb c charging
- maybe bluetooth but unlikely
- new plastic casing
- buttons now orange
- caplock
- cooling unit may be slightly upgraded to increase airflow. But this will be the slightest change.
- faster charge time
- new button hotkeys (like pressing certain buttons to boost to certain set temps or something)
Fingers crossed they do something more. Although its highly unlikely,
I'd love to see
- better material used for the heat chamber.
- significantly faster heatup (though its never bothered me really)
- replaceable batteries
- new screen
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vapviking
Old & In the Way
I don't see that, can you please give us a link?
mwnger
Well-Known Member
@vapviking it is here: https://www.storz-bickel.com/es-ca/usb-c-supercharger
I have had a Mighty for 2 years, I won it. It performs brilliantly, second to none imo, however I broke the plastic on mine dropping it about 3 ft onto a stone floor. That, plus the non-replaceable batteries mean I am unlikely to get another, though it would be tempting.
I have had a Mighty for 2 years, I won it. It performs brilliantly, second to none imo, however I broke the plastic on mine dropping it about 3 ft onto a stone floor. That, plus the non-replaceable batteries mean I am unlikely to get another, though it would be tempting.
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