Best Portable Vape?

[qtipextra]

Lots of vape talk lately...

Anyways, I am looking to get my first vape, but I want a portable one with great results.

I was looking at the Vapir Oxygen Mini, but get really mixed reviews of the company and the product itself.

Then I looked at the VaporGenie, and while I have heard decent things about it, its not digital and uses a lighter to heat still, so I have a hard time believing its a great vape to use.

Any other suggestions?

[HillBomber517]

I have found for me the best portable vape is a Hakko 456-16 60w Soldering Iron.

[HeadMed]

I have used the vapor genie, and it takes some practice. Working off a lighter and heating porcelin screen, it can take some time to reach the right tempeture, and until it does it sucks....

but once you get it right, and are consitent... it rocks.

A protip would be to get the "ash" wood, it has a longer stem and works better.

[Rin101]

The ashwood VaporGenie doesn't have a longer stem, but the handcarved ones do..

qtipextra, the VaporGenie is amazing, I haven't used a portable electric vape, but I've been using the VaporGenie every day for almost 5 months now, and it is absolutely amazing. Especially now that I have a torch lighter (just got it a few days ago), it's so much faster to use a torch lighter instead of a candle lighter..the hits only take about 5-7 seconds and you can even use it when there is slight wind.
I've also used a digital Volcano vaporizer multiple times, and I can tell you that it is no better than the VaporGenie. The only difference when it comes to vaporizing is that it is easier to use the Volcano at first, but once you learn the VaporGenie it is extremely easy (I haven't burnt the herb in months). The vapor quality is no different, but the VaporGenie does have a smaller bowl. They both use a ceramic heating element to vaporize by convection.

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[jamesrock]

Anyone have the VM3????