Say goodbye to the aluminium heating chamber of the 2019 edition! The lateset update implements a ceramic coating on the heating chamber itself. Not only does this make clean up easier than it was before, the ceramic coating also provides a more durable and reliable heating element for your dry herbs. Extract Compatible Looking forward to hearing your thoughts about the new Pax 2 to make up my mind if I’ll trust Ploom again or go with the Crafty where I know I won’t have any issues for a long time, cause SB’s are a reliable company all the way. When you have the app open and the vape is turned on it’ll actually show the true temperature of the heating chamber in real time, pretty cool stuff. Thoughts? Do you think this Volcano owner would be just as satisfied after a session with the Crafty? I don’t really have preferences on bags vs whips vs mouthpieces, just looking for herb efficiency, minimal time spent, and the best [results] I can get. Whats up? When are you going to review the new released Pax 2? I’m just waiting on your review before I decided on buying the Crafty which I was impressed with it’s qualities and features based in your review or the Pax 2 which looks promissing according to Ploom, no more pop-up mouthpiece and lubricant which were the major design flaws on the original Pax.

After each session you should definitely take the brush they include and wipe clean the chamber and upper screen, nothing crazy it’s just to get rid of any little herb particles left behind. The part that may need cleaning every once in a while is the top piece that detaches. My preference after use of the Pax, it’s size and design were intriguing, but I have issues with a lot of gumming of the retractable mouth piece, and often issues with a good heating, sometimes I have to hold the mouthpiece in a certain position until it heated so as to get the “purple” light if you ever noticed a light “other” than the purple until you see “green”, it’s a problem likely indicating cleaning is required but I often found my self not wanting to mess with that.

The crafty is incredibly easy to clean and maintain. It comes bundled with a cleaning brush that will allow you to clean its filling chamber and airpath. For best results you should use cleaning solution or rubbing alcohol to gently break up any stubborn bits of resin that have built up over time. Best practice dictates that you clean your vape every two or three uses. I have 4 vaporizers, Vapir (which is a good vapor, very efficient, but not portable, but I use it a lot at home, it produces good vapor IMO, The Plenty which is a beast but I never take outside my home, The Ascent that has some design flaws and doesn’t produce much vapor, but it has a nice tasting vapor and a very good lasting battery, and finally the Pax the used to be my all favorite vape cause it’s so small and the best on the go until it died on me last week. I think I put to much lubricant so now it doesn’t turn it on anymore. I get a flashing green light when charging it, so Ploom tells me it’s a moisture issue related to the excessive lubricant that I’ve applied in the mouthpiece. Do you have a baseline that you find works best? I’ve been taking 10 to 12 second draws, with an amount of suction that makes an audible hissing noise come from the mouthpiece. Is this too hard or too soft? Quality? As a bag user for the last 5+ years, direct draw is very different and I love it. This is the best companion for anyone who owns a legit desktop vape. Again understand what the vape is before buying. It’s ment to get the job done in a very enjoyable way in 10 minutes or less. It’s not ment for BB sessions. Buy a Mighty if you want to share with friends or a Volcano if you want a work horse.

The Crafty Vaporizer can be used to vaporize Herbal or Concentrate Materials thanks to its innovative hybrid heating system, so you can enjoy a versatile vape experience and mix it up whenever you choose. Something else that’s nice about the charger is that it uses a standard micro-USB adapter, so you can easily and inexpensively buy additional chargers and keep them wherever you need them, even in the car. Not surprisingly, the Crafty feels very well made. The outer case is some kind of rigid plastic material (not cheap feeling) and most of it is vented, meaning it almost looks like a heat sink. My guess is this design helps dissipate any heat generated so that the unit doesn’t get too hot to hold, because it never gets hot, just a little warm.Nobody likes a piping hot rush of vapor to the face—which is why the Crafty+ comes with a unique Cooling Unit vapor path built in. Made from medical-grade plastic used in surgical implants, it cools every vapor hit before it reaches your lips for an extra-smooth delivery. I’d say out of all of them the Pax is probably the most discreet, but the Crafty isn’t far behind. The Pax would also require the most maintenance out of the bunch, but it’s really not that big of a deal to clean.

Merry Christmas to all…even Santa can get through the clouds with this unit and laughing all the way. Vape on ya’ll.What this all means when you’re actually vaping is that I don’t feel you can totally rely on the vape detecting your draws, so if you don’t want the unit shutting off at all I would still press the button every minute. Alternatively, you could just forget about it and let the unit shut off whenever it wants to, and this isn’t a big deal for two reasons… If you’re familiar with the Plenty vape the performance of the Crafty is pretty similar, which says a lot. You can get really strong draws from this thing and the vapor will be smooth and tasty. At the default temperature I didn’t notice any harshness and the vapor doesn’t feel hot, the overall quality is definitely top-shelf.

The hybrid of conduction and convection heating is still there, but the heater seems to keep up with heavy pulls much better and provide a little more ‘oomph’ than before. Somehow, they managed to almost double the battery life of the previous unit! Now, users can expect anywhere between 5-9 sessions per charge, depending on how they are vaporizing medical cannabis.

You will find the usual elite standard in this New Crafty device which comes from such a reliable world renowned company. It is certain to have Big flavour, big clouds and nice big hits. So, with not needing to take to many [pulls], I generally don’t need to use as much herb either. In this case, which would be better for loading smaller amounts of herb? I’ve seen the Pax has the screen method and uses less herb, and it sounds like The Crafty you can use the liquid pads. Not sure if that’s similar to the way the Plenty functions or not? Precise temperature control: You may see the current temperature and adjust it between 104°F to 410°F (40°C to 210°C). The C rafty+ vaporizer is one of the best dry herb vaporizers around for vapor quality. The Mighty has been known as king for delivering consistent, powerful, and flavorful hits.