What is a Good affordable vape around 50usd
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$50 isn't really a good budget for a vaporizer. Most vapes in that price range will actually combust your herb and will not vaporize. If you really need to stick to a $50 budget, I suggest considering a used vape.
That said, here are two vapes in the $50 price range to consider, both require the use of a butane torch to work (eliminating the complicated electronics means its a cheaper more reliable vaporizer, but means you can accidentally combust if you overheat the herb). - Vaporgenie Classic & the Triihouse Peace.
However, if you can bump up your budget to $75, then I would HIGHLY suggest you buy the Flowermate V5.0s. It's the nicest portable electronic vape I've used in the sub-$100 price range.
$50 isn't really a good budget for a vaporizer. Most vapes in that price range will actually combust your herb and will not vaporize. If you really need to stick to a $50 budget, I suggest considering a used vape.
That said, here are two vapes in the $50 price range to consider, both require the use of a butane torch to work (eliminating the complicated electronics means its a cheaper more reliable vaporizer, but means you can accidentally combust if you overheat the herb). - Vaporgenie Classic & the Triihouse Peace.
However, if you can bump up your budget to $75, then I would HIGHLY suggest you buy the Flowermate V5.0s. It's the nicest portable electronic vape I've used in the sub-$100 price range.
Melting Pot
Sick & Twisted
I think you can still get the Imag+ ceramic from puffitup.com for 55$ with code IMAG55
bounce5
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You could do a Dynavap Vapcap pre-order if you don't mind using a torch and are willing to wait till the end of Sept.. Check out that thread for more info. http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/dynavap-vapcap.18853/
So far all the reviews are good. It's $35 shipped.
So far all the reviews are good. It's $35 shipped.
stickstones
Vapor concierge
save your money for two months and double your budget. then enjoy one of the units in the Zion lineup when they are released. you'll love it.
hackslasher
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If can get 25 or so more bucks you could pick up the lily from puffitup. Beaitiful wood work and an awesome vape, would suggest getting a lighter though as I find the one puffitup sends with it awkward to hold while using miss lily
GuyLeDuche
^ "Eat a bag of Dick's!"
I'm happy with my Vaporgenie Classic. I'm a reformed old-school pipe smoker so I took to it immediately. The Solo is easier to learn and I thought a bit more efficient with herb, and they can be had used for about $60 I think with some shopping around, but the lack of need for constant charging and single hit sessions of the Vaporgenie fit me better personally.
JimmyCricket
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Peace by triihouse is your best bet, unless you save more money
virtualpurple
Well-Known Member
Flowermate 5.0 PRO is a bit more expensive but works incredible for the price!
As has been said, 50 bucks will not buy you a quality vape, and what you do get will likely put off bad odor, flavor, or may combust your material.
As has been said, 50 bucks will not buy you a quality vape, and what you do get will likely put off bad odor, flavor, or may combust your material.
CarolKing
Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
You can get a Dr. Dabber from Puffitup for $49. It would be for concentrates not for Herb. I have the Dabbler vape pen it cost s little more than that one. @Melting Pot mentioned the Imag, I second that vote, it would be for herb.
hoptimum
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For the most part, good, affordable vapes start at around $80
CuckFumbustion
Lo and Behold! The transformative power of Vapor.
People are dumping their Pax v1 for v2. Cheapest I liked - Vapium Summit new $150.00 Got my Flowermate V.1 at Puffitup.com at 4/20 sale with grinder at $55.00
Heard great things about Arizer Solo and Air. MFLB ?
I'd spend the 3 figures and go with something from a licensed dealer with a warranty. That way you don't feel foolish if something does fail.
Puffitup is a good place for the lowest end price range. But yea, go with what you are looking for in a vape as a starting point. Then maybe ask FC where you can get a deal on that.
Got an Arizer Eq for under $150 (from Canada) Having to RMA it sux. But I did get a replacement as one example. Pax RMA 3x. Summit 4x. But no real problems with either since.
Did see the Triihouse Peace pipe at $49.00
Heard great things about Arizer Solo and Air. MFLB ?
I'd spend the 3 figures and go with something from a licensed dealer with a warranty. That way you don't feel foolish if something does fail.
Puffitup is a good place for the lowest end price range. But yea, go with what you are looking for in a vape as a starting point. Then maybe ask FC where you can get a deal on that.
Got an Arizer Eq for under $150 (from Canada) Having to RMA it sux. But I did get a replacement as one example. Pax RMA 3x. Summit 4x. But no real problems with either since.
Did see the Triihouse Peace pipe at $49.00
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VapourHaze
Rexcornish on IG, Vaping since '02
How much is a basic vapman stateside?
paytonpenn
Level 30 Nature/Healer
You can get a TVape 1.0 if you hurry.
http://www.shopxhale.com/collections/vaporizers/products/8207
But you may want a longer oven since the short oven isn't as hot. It would be worth 30 more dollars for the 2.0.
http://www.shopxhale.com/collections/vaporizers/products/8207
But you may want a longer oven since the short oven isn't as hot. It would be worth 30 more dollars for the 2.0.
KeroZen
Chronic vapaholic
Not much to add to what has already been said... I'd recommend the Dynavap Vapcap, any model from the RBT/Zion range or the FlowerMate V5.S.
The FlowerMate V5.Pro would be way over your budget (but a great vape nonetheless) and I haven't tested the iMag but I think it's like the 3 "pen" vapes I got: harsh because of the uber short vapor path and poor battery life due to having a single cell. That being said many FC members said they prefered the iMag over the FlowerMate, so it must be good too.
Then there are the other flame powered vapes that a lot of FC members love too...
The FlowerMate V5.Pro would be way over your budget (but a great vape nonetheless) and I haven't tested the iMag but I think it's like the 3 "pen" vapes I got: harsh because of the uber short vapor path and poor battery life due to having a single cell. That being said many FC members said they prefered the iMag over the FlowerMate, so it must be good too.
Then there are the other flame powered vapes that a lot of FC members love too...
performs better in what way? Taste? Vapor density? Battery life? I'm curious to know since my (non mini) V5.0s quite impressed me performance wise for the price
My imags extract more efficiently than my mini. I get more medicated off the same amount in the imag than i would using the mini. Definitely better vapor density, yes. Taste seems a bit better maybe, but its been a while since I've used the mini so I'm not sure on that one. The imag chamber is smaller, and more slender, which is a plus imo
I love the form factor of the mini tho..how it can be used as a power bank, how the mouthpiece stores away, and the much more pocketable shape.
I love the form factor of the mini tho..how it can be used as a power bank, how the mouthpiece stores away, and the much more pocketable shape.
paytonpenn
Level 30 Nature/Healer
Agreed. For a little more the Imag is also a better choice than the T-Vape 1.0 and a lot more user friendly than the 2.0.
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little maggie
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If you don't mind using butane, the peace is about the price you want and is a good and simple to use vape. I prefer it over the flowermate and the Imag+. I'm also waiting for the dynavap which should be out soon but that also requires a lighter or torch.
bounce5
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It's a bit more, but for $67.93 you can get a Basic Vapman at Vapornation with the FC discount code. It also uses a torch, but doesn't have glass parts, so it has more durability than the Peace, is slightly more compact, and it can easily be placed on a glass piece for water filtration.
little maggie
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And for even a little more you can get the lily. One advantage of the peace over the vapman is that after a while the vapman wood will get somewhat charred and that can change the taste. That issue is discussed on the vapman thread. Another is that it doesn't require any coordination. I have yet to use the vapman without burning myself so I rarely use it.
bounce5
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Just to add to that. The middle piece, which is the part that could get charred, is replaceable though. I've had mine for a good amount of time, and the charring hasn't been an issue in my case. Also, the large majority of vapman users don't have issues with getting burned. I read the entire thread and I believe @little maggie was the only person that had that issue. The wood does get hot where you hold it, but it's not unmanageable. However, in general it seems torch powered vapes are not for the faint of heart. They are reliable and rewarding, but do require some technique. But once you learn it, which is actually not that hard to do, you are good.
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