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HBZ

❄️🔥💎 FORAGER of FIRE 💎🔥❄️
So my Arizer solo 2 just took a shit . Personally I use the B zero solely.. However my step dad was using the solo 2..I need to buy a desktop vape ASAP.. Volcano too much ..Ball vapes are OUT .He's very up there in age and dropped the B zero element on his lap multiple times burnt the shit out of him real close to the family nuggets..He likes to take big rips and it has many times basically passed him out..My question is...What's a good desktop with easy functions AND a safe whip hose..Budget under $300 please.. Hopefully one that produces nice hits. This dude smokes all day and won't be without but damnit man I need to keep things safe...Please note any fancy attachments I may need with said desk top vape...Thanks yall
 

Nefar

In Bloom
I've used all of the planet of the vapes up to the Lobo, the Solo 2 (which I don’t really like aside from the battery life), and the desktop Arizer XQ2 Vaporizer. When I had a solid connection for cheap, high-volume material and lost my handheld, I used the XQ2 as my main for about six months. On the first day, I broke the glass. Breaking glass seems to be a recurring issue for me—I've also broken the glass on the whip. Considering the whip fits into the glass and how it’s set up, I wouldn’t necessarily call it “safe” for someone with dexterity issues. I could see him accidentally grabbing it and pulling the whole rig down. He’d need to be close to wherever it's located.

Personally, I liked using the whip while sitting at my desk, either working or gaming. It was convenient to grab a pull, or I could fill a balloon if I wanted to. That was in close quarters, though. If dexterity and safety are concerns, I think the bags that come with the XQ2 might be a better option. Once you dial in the right grind and temperature, you can fill a balloon fairly well.

The operation is straightforward, and it even has a remote. I believe you can also program it to return to your last setting. While I never fully mastered it, I could still get some decent pulls. I haven’t used the XQ2 since I picked up another handheld vaporizer, but I’ll be breaking it out once my first harvest is ready. And trust me, it won’t be for the whip—it’ll be for a big-ass balloon!
 

rkymtnman

In Bloom
how about one of those vapor brothers vape in a wood box with a whip? probably many knock offs by now on eBay for dirt cheap

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Amarok

bad mother chucker
Staff member
Moderator
how about one of those vapor brothers vape in a wood box with a whip? probably many knock offs by now on eBay for dirt cheap

Stnd_vap_HO_mini_whip750X.jpg
Someone on here posted about getting one of these a while back. It sounds like the next evolutionary step in ball vapes, with no more exposed coils. If it fits your price range, it sounds like a great unit.
Also, if you have the original unit, you can send it in and they will upgrade it to a ball vape.

As far as desktops, it's big, high-powered cloud makers like my B-0 or Thermal Twist or the one above, or nothing, IMO. There's a bunch of guys on here with b-0's and we all love them. Things like the Volcano and XQ are yesterday's tech.

The reason I suggested the Solo 3 is that it's basically a handheld desktop pretending to be a portable. It's too big for pocket carry but great on an end table. The pass-through charging means you can use it plugged in and the big battery means you can carry it anywhere in the house or yard or shop or car.

The upgraded heater is a big improvement on earlier models. Check out r/vaporents for lots of great user reviews. There's a shit-ton of reviews and reports of the Tiny Might and Venty(two current darlings of the scene) failing and being replaced multiple times, while the only complaints anyone has with the Solo 3(other than being BIG) are a slightly clunky interface.

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IMO, the main option for face-melting portables these days are the butane vapes. There's a bunch of companies that have taken the OG dynavap idea and improved it big-time. These are for hardcore vapers though, as there is a learning curve most won't bother with.

I still use my dynavaps daily. With proper technique they still hit harder than pretty much any battery powered portable, and newer units like the Stunner or the BFG Fusion or the Tempest are bigger and more powerful.
 

rkymtnman

In Bloom
Someone on here posted about getting one of these a while back. It sounds like the next evolutionary step in ball vapes, with no more exposed coils. If it fits your price range, it sounds like a great unit.
Also, if you have the original unit, you can send it in and they will upgrade it to a ball vape.

As far as desktops, it's big, high-powered cloud makers like my B-0 or Thermal Twist or the one above, or nothing, IMO. There's a bunch of guys on here with b-0's and we all love them. Things like the Volcano and XQ are yesterday's tech.

The reason I suggested the Solo 3 is that it's basically a handheld desktop pretending to be a portable. It's too big for pocket carry but great on an end table. The pass-through charging means you can use it plugged in and the big battery means you can carry it anywhere in the house or yard or shop or car.

The upgraded heater is a big improvement on earlier models. Check out r/vaporents for lots of great user reviews. There's a shit-ton of reviews and reports of the Tiny Might and Venty(two current darlings of the scene) failing and being replaced multiple times, while the only complaints anyone has with the Solo 3(other than being BIG) are a slightly clunky interface.

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IMO, the main option for face-melting portables these days are the butane vapes. There's a bunch of companies that have taken the OG dynavap idea and improved it big-time. These are for hardcore vapers though, as there is a learning curve most won't bother with.

I still use my dynavaps daily. With proper technique they still hit harder than pretty much any battery powered portable, and newer units like the Stunner or the BFG Fusion or the Tempest are bigger and more powerful.
that B vape stuff looks crazy good. the b zero isn't too pricey either.
 

HydroRed

3Thirteen Seeds
Staff member
Administrator
Moderator
I got "Da Buddha" tabletop vape and it rocks! Theres a small learning curve to get used to setting the dial for the heat to keep from reaching combustion (I set it at about 12 o'clock and fine tune from there pretty easily). The entire unit & base is quite heavy and wont tip or tug off of the table if pulled, and the whip will disconnect with no ill effect before it even gets close to tugging the unit off of the tabletop. Highly recommend for anyone, certainly in your situation to be exact @HBZ
Relatively affordable for what it is at about $210 (I found mine on sale/scratch n dent for $170 a couple years ago and it arrived in perfect new/unused condition so?), comes ready to use right out the bag with extra screens, and works amazing. These are known to run for 10+ years off of all of the original parts. Probably the safest table top I could recommend for someone with yours and your Step Father's needs. No digital gizmos, just one manual dial controls the entire unit.
 

HBZ

❄️🔥💎 FORAGER of FIRE 💎🔥❄️
I got "Da Buddha" tabletop vape and it rocks! Theres a small learning curve to get used to setting the dial for the heat to keep from reaching combustion (I set it at about 12 o'clock and fine tune from there pretty easily). The entire unit & base is quite heavy and wont tip or tug off of the table if pulled, and the whip will disconnect with no ill effect before it even gets close to tugging the unit off of the tabletop. Highly recommend for anyone, certainly in your situation to be exact @HBZ
Relatively affordable for what it is at about $210 (I found mine on sale/scratch n dent for $170 a couple years ago and it arrived in perfect new/unused condition so?), comes ready to use right out the bag with extra screens, and works amazing. These are known to run for 10+ years off of all of the original parts. Probably the safest table top I could recommend for someone with yours and your Step Father's needs. No digital gizmos, just one manual dial controls the entire unit.
Thanks @HydroRed definitely checking this out
 
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