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JustinM

So I've been trying to find the vape thats right for me forever. I'm looking to spend around $150 and theres just way to many options! I've looked for like a solid month now and litterly everyone has different onions about every machine. So could someone help, is there a vape in that price range that seems to be the most popular? Someone point me in the right direction!!

 

JustinM

I guess also the best one I've found so far is the vaporwarez hands free vapor cannon with free grinder and scale from thevaporhut.com Would anyone not recommend this or suggest another one for a similar price?

Vicki

I highly recommend the Vapor Warez. I own one myself, and am very happy with it.

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Buzzby

That's the deal I took (except for hands-free) and I've not regretted it for a moment.

I suggest that you ask Dave (the owner) if you could substitute a two-piece whip for the standard one. It should only cost a few bucks more and is well worth it. I got two of them after I broke the standard whip that came with the vape. I wanted a backup unit, just in case I break another one.

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JustinM

Wow im gonna sound like a complete noob when I ask this (and when it comes to vapes i peob am) but what is the diff between a standard and two piece whip? Also is it hard to find the ideal temp for your herb with this vape?

 

Buzzby

In the standard whip, the screen fits into a groove inside the glass piece that holds the herb. They're not held in by anything but spring tension and screens don't have much of that. If you try to scrape the screen while it's in place, it'll just spin around in the groove. Replacing the screen is tricky because you have to bend it to get it down the throat of the whip and let it "spring" into the groove. If you bend it too much, it won't fit. If you don't bend it enough, it won't go down the throat. The best way to manipulate it into place is by using a pencil at one end and a skewer at the other, a job that really needs three hands.

The two-piece whip has the weed end of the whip in two pieces that are held together by the friction of an o-ring. The screen goes between the two pieces, held in place by the pressure between them. Cleaning or replacing the screen is simply a matter of separating the two pieces, taking out the old screen, putting the new (or cleaned) one in, and putting it back together again.

Not at all. Start out with the knob in the 12'o'clock position. If the residue is black or dark brown, the temperature is too high. If you don't get any visible vapor off a fresh whip, it's too low. When it's set right, you get visible vapor for the first several hits and the residue will be a medium brown and smell like popcorn.

I usually start a fresh whip at the 11'o'clock position to keep the first few hits from being too dense and making me cough. After 3 or 4 hits, when the vapor starts getting thin, I turn it up to 12'o'clock.

These machines are not calibrated, so what works will vary from machine to machine. There's a bit of trial-and-error involved to figure out which settings are right for yours.

Lord Vapor

I too would recommend the vaporwarez. I bought the standard and now regret not getting the handsfree b/c it would of cost 1/3 the price to upgrade as it would now.

I would also recommend the two piece, I just cleaned my screen for the first time and it was kind of a hassle(exactly as buzzby described it). Getting this added on when you first buy it sounds like the way to go, much cheaper.

SpiralArchitect

I've heard only good things about the Silver Surfer Vaporizer. If your looking for a high end model with a plethora of customizable options, I'd opt for that. I don't have a vaporizer myself, but it's just another option I am throwing out there. You can google their name and order directly off their site, from their shop in USA.

Let us know what you choose.

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5drive

The hands free warez from vaporhut will run you $144 including shipping. For an extra $24 you can get the new SSV junior (Da Buddha). It's also hands free and I suspect the performance will be extremely close to its big brother (we'll find out soon from tokinGLX ). If the free grinder and scale are important extras to you, that would give the warez the edge. Otherwise, I'd get the Buddha. The standard warez, at $120 delivered from various places, is more of a bargain than the hands free IMO. Hands free is nice for multiple users but I don't find it as useful if I'm vaping by myself. Each to his own though.