@Phenix yeah vaponic is well underrated, wouldn't recommend it as a first vape tough - guess i like it so much bc it's the most joint like experience (4 draws with one heating cycle) and really low maintenance. Flavour wise it can stand comparison to the best of the best(and even win) but needs experience to achieve perfection - but hey i got a spare one for 22€ with shipping (ebay and amazon are cheapest)
To make it on topic a quick comparison to vapman:
-vaponic is mostly convection (depends on heating technique) as vapman mostly conduction - both very good flavour wise, somehow conduction can't achieve those delicious low temp terps taste for long(nutpicking) but vapman delivers a more sedative punch
-bowl volume is pretty much the same but both can be used with less (vapman works great only filled 1/3 with a concentrate screen as a lid on top)
- heat retention seems better for the vaponic, but i would say vapman is the most efficient butane vape as far as use of the torch flame (bowl form) (I would love to see some measurements of butane use per gram herb of different vapes...)
- outside use and stealth is clearly a win for vapman, especially at cold temps (tested at -15C) my goto vape for ski touring
vaponic has it's crack pipe look so it's more for inside, but with the pen casing it's really stealthy to take along. it's almost unusable at temps below 0 c, but there is a plus version with wood casing, or some simple cork diy's at the vaponic thread have to test that next winter
- draw resistance is pretty low on both - hate that on the vapcaps...
Long story short u need both
they complement each other perfectly