I had really just been interested in the Purple-Days vape as a better portable option than my Vapolution (temp control is getting flakey), since it has the same 12V design and is smaller (coke can size). But to my delight I discovered it was also much easier to use and provided bigger vapor hits than I had thought possible with such a small bowl. It uses a stainless steel heat exchanger with fins (for more surface area), so it has a huge heat reserve to provide consistent vapor hits. The exchanger acts as a buffer for the ceramic heater, so while most heating elements get slammed pretty hard by big draws, this one just cruises while the exchanger holds the temp steady. I love my SSV, but if I could only have one vape, this would be it.
vapefiend Reviewed by vapefiend on . Volcano v Aromed v any others? Im looking to buy a vape. I have used vapes before and I want to buy one and I don't mind paying if its worth it. My top priorities in a vape are efficiency and not burning the weed. I have ashtma and want the vape that is the purest and most effecient (even though its medicine I want to conserve as much dough as possible) Doesn't seem like a lot of people have experience with the aromed, has anyone here used it? How does it compare with the volcano in terms of efficiency I have Rating: 5