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My recommendation is:
Don't buy either one. Cheap Chinese made vapes that will break, can't hold an accurate temp and no warranty when things go south.
so then what would you recommend
Those two aren't gonna differ much shortman. Vaporite and Noble Vapor (along with Digi Vapor and Top Vapor-maybe more) are all made in the same factory. I've seen identical models, just different names on the front.
lwien summed it up well. Any of these units are likely to break down and you'll have no warranty. Only if the reseller offers a replacement do you get any guarantee, and you'll probably only get 30 days, if that.
If you want a decent digital direct draw vape, you'll have to pay at least $300. All these inexpensive digital boxes on eBay are made in China junk-might last two years, might last two days. I wouldn't trust the safety of the parts used either. If you want something similar that'll have quality, a good warranty, and a good price, you should go analog and look at the Da Buddha. Vapeworld has it for $140 with free shipping after using 12-OFF-09 as a coupon code. Black or silver, and black is normally $20 more. You get hands free connection, a proven design, 3 yr. warranty, and a really nice carry/storage bag. Can't beat it for the $, and you won't find a decent full sized whip vape for less.
what about a vape that fills a bag? how are those?
If you're interested in bag vapes, check out the Extreme, the HerbalAire and the Volcano. The Extreme and the HerbalAire will do both bags, whips and direct draw, but the Volcano does bags better than any other vape on the market but it's also the most expensive vape on the market.Quote:
Originally Posted by shortman1124
For some, the biggest draw-back of bag vapes are that they don't provide as rich of a hit as whip based vapes, that is, the bag vapes have a higher air to vapor ratio than whip vapes. Some people like this, others don't.