PLENTY Vaporizer

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So, it is really important to use this thing, and I can confirm for you that it does work well. It doesn’t hinder the performance of the unit. It doesn’t lower the quality of the vapor or give you less vapor. It will still completely vape your herbs, and it vapes them better with this thing then if you didn’t use it. With the convection heat comes an incredibly low draw resistance. You’d think having to pull from a large coil would make it a little more difficult to pull in some way but you’d be wrong. Apart of this, how strong the convection system is plays a huge part as it’s able to just power through the distance the vapor has to travel. The coil itself also seems quite strange at first glance. It can only be bent so far in one direction, letting the strong coil remain the same diameter along its length, which stops the air-flow from kinking, so actually it’s a pretty interesting design feature. With that said, the Plenty delivers excellent taste and vapor quality via an extremely free-flowing, basically zero draw resistance cooling coil, and you can always rely on it to get you highly medicated. The Volcano is excellent, and does work with small amounts, but you do have to wait a few minutes for it to heat up before starting a session and it does provide the best results with a little more than just a pinch of material in the chamber. It also works best with full-size balloons.

If we receive no notification from you within 10 Business Days of the delivery date, you agree that the Products will be deemed delivered without defect. The end results after a full session with this thing are the closest to smoking you’ll get from a vape, it’s really just as strong and the feeling is pretty similar (usually better). Watch my full video review and comparison to the Volcano above, it’s ~37 mins long but I really go over everything you could possibly need to know about them. So, I’m going to disconnect the cooling coil and your chamber, from the unit. All you’ve got to do is unscrew it, like that. Then, the cooling coil piece and the bottom herb chamber, the orange piece, they also unscrew, just like that. Then this is your chamber. Then, after you set your desired temperature, you hit the power switch, turn on the heater and, just like a Volcano, when you turn on the heater, this little light is going on in front. Then, you’ll see on the temperature dial in the front, here, that it will slowly start to rise. After about two or three minutes, it’ll be at the desired temperature that you set. The Plenty has a distinctive handheld design. It isn’t a portable vape; it requires a power outlet to work. Many desktop vaporizers rely on the user to use a whip, this means that whenever you want to take a hit from it you may be forced to lean in close to it. However, with the Plenty’s handle and ergonomic build your can bring the vape’s mouthpiece to you! This makes for a much more comfortable and leisurely vape experience. Whenever you want to take a hit be sure to hold down the trigger built into the handle of your plenty vape. The chamber begins to gradually cool when the trigger isn’t depressed, so your herb won’t go to waste in between hits. PowerThe PLENTY Vaporizer delivers big clouds thanks to a hybrid convection/conduction heating oven. In the base of the device is a double helix heat exchanger that pumps hot air into the chamber to gently heat botanicals. As the device heats up, the metal ring and screens act as conduction heaters for an extra boost of power. The result is smooth, ultra-dense vapour that will satisfy even the most demanding of cloud chasers. There’s really not much to the Plenty vaporizer. It’s a beast of a hand-held semi-portable vaporizer. My only complaint with it is that it requires a full chamber for best results, and the chamber is pretty big, but if you are a heavier user or have a higher tolerance, then I think this will be the perfect session vaporizer for you.

Through testing, I’ve found the Plenty unable to reach the exact temperature settings displayed. As previously mentioned, the highest temperature setting available is 215 Celcius which does not seem to cook your herb as efficiently as many dry herb vaporizers that reach the same temperatures without the need for a cord. Flavor is at the top of the list for the Plenty vape. Its large heat exchanger and stainless steel covered heating element provide plenty of convection heat at the beginning of the session. The metal coil cools the vapor extremely efficiently, so your flavors will come through loud and clear. Just make sure not to touch it while you’re vaping, it can get pretty hot. You can draw as fast, or as slow, as you like with its open airflow, and it will still impress you with dense, luxurious clouds. Unique look

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Once again, and as always, It seems that my predelictions represent an insubstantially tiny (and under-served), market segment. It just occurred to me that since the temperature in the chamber will affect which chemical constituents in the material are vaporized and which ones aren’t (since various substances volatalize at different temperatures), that this might be another possible vapor “quality” factor, as well. But as long as the vaporizer is both capable of sufficiently fine temperature adjustment and of getting hot _enough_, it seems to me like this shouldn’t be a factor. Although there’s also the “evenness” with which the material gets vaporized, to consider. I suppose a unit could be substandard in how well it vaporizes in this regard. Hmmm… I await your response for further enlightenment. What you can try is laying the vape down sideways between draws which should stop vapor from coming out while you wait, although it won’t completely stop heating the material. Ovens don’t come much bigger than the Plenty’s, which is perfect if you’re in the mood for a group session with friends. It’s also good for solo vaping, as it allows you to spread out your herb or other material for more efficient heating. 4. Analogue Thermometer It’s worth a mention that the plenty is a 1st generation vaporizer since it requires being connected to a wall outlet. 3rd generation devices have already hit the market which are portable and capable of similar vapor production to many desktop vaporizers.

The ramp-up time is quite short. The use of analogue parts also means chances of something going wrong is minimised before, during and after the sessions. Temperature Flexibility The PLENTY Vaporizer is silent and lightweight: 0.7 kg (1.5 lbs), dimensions 15.5 x 22.5 x 5.5 cm, (plus power cord). Now, I’m sure you’ve seen this material before. This is like a flexible metal tubing that’s, kind of, bent into a specific shape when you get it, and I do recommend that you leave it in this shape, because this is really how it’s meant to be used and it performs the best, when it’s left like this. During use, you can actually feel how the coil down here will get pretty warm, once you start vaping, and then, once you start working your way up the coil with your finger, you can feel it getting cooler and cooler and cooler. Then, by the time you get up here by the mouthpiece, you don’t feel any heat anymore, at all. Where the oven threads onto the heating element holds quite firm if you tighten it down, but the plastic threads that hold both halves of the filling chamber together can come loose slightly easier. Be careful not to overtighten these threads, as it will only cause them to slip free more often over time. Instead, twist them just so they’re firmly held together, then stop. Hot enough?Once the unit heats up you’ll find that the first one or two draws really just “prime” the vape, you won’t get much vapor yet but the herb chamber inside is heating up. In a world of copycats, the Plenty Vaporizer stands out among the crowd. Here are a few of the most common things people want to know about it: 1. What can you vape with the Plenty Vaporizer? I have been reading up on the “safest” vaporizers to use because it is a big deal to me considering the main reason for vaporizing is my health.

If you often find yourself using the Plenty for personal sessions, the dosing capsule with filling chamber reducer can help alleviate that pain. Just make sure to turn up the heat slightly higher than you’re used to. We are willing to facilitate a claim under the Product manufacturer’s (“ Manufacturer”) warranty if you return the Product to us within the warranty period set out by the Manufacturer. The Plenty is a handy and versatile device for all types of sessions. It has an extra wide loading chamber that can accommodate up to 0.7g of material, making it perfect for large group sessions. It works just as well for micro-dosing, as you can swap in 0.1g dosing capsule for smaller, personal sessions. I have the NO2 and it is made from a plastic which looks pretty similiar to the Plenty and I feel it is possible the NO2 could give off unwanted junk from the plastic being heated so much because I get a slight plastic like taste toward the end of my session. As far as how the V and the Plenty work with small amounts of material, figure that when I say a “small” amount I’m talking about like 0.1g – most vapes will perform well with any amount of herbs above that but only perform very well with that little in the chamber. Both of these vapes will work with only 0.1g but the results are much better with at least 0.2g in the chambers.Im a once a day smoker, maybe twice on the weekends,, I don’t smoke much, to give you an idea, I would only pinch a small amount for a pinner that will just give a 4 or 5 decent puffs, I wanna switch to vaping cause it could be the alternative im looking for. My Questions are :