ARGO Nicotine Free vaporizer Carbon Black

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In the end, it comes down to a lot of personal preference – if you need a device for more discreet and portable use, the ArGo wins hands down. For most home use with occasional travel and such, the Solo 2 wins handsomely. You couldn’t go wrong with either and with Arizers proven reputation; you’re guaranteed a solid unit either way. Arizer is a Canadian vaporizer manufacturing enterprise known for regularly producing some of the best designs in the industry. Its motto is “Better by Design” and its range of stunning vaporizers has earned it an enormous and loyal customer base. If you’ve only ever considered smoking your marijuana and have never tried vaping, you’re missing out! It is clear that the Solo is an older device because it isn’t quite as portable and light as newer units. The glass stem can easily fall and break so we would recommend investing in Arizer Solo accessories including a carrying case to increase the unit’s portability. You can even turn off the sound on the Solo which means discreet vaping is possible. When it comes to the Air 2, Arizer has adopted an ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ attitude. The heating chamber and vapor pathway are almost the same and it retains the famed portability of its predecessor. The bright OLED screen clearly displays the temperature and battery life, and once again, you benefit from two mouthpieces.

Thankfully the rest of the Arizer ArGo body feels a lot more study and reminiscent of earlier Arizer designs. The device has an anodized aluminium mid-section and a silicone covered plastic section at the bottom to allow for better grip. The removable batteries allow for longer sessions. Instead of waiting around for your device to charge (or attaching it to a bulky power bank), just swap out the batteries when you run out of juice. There are a lot of reasons to like the ArGo, but here are three of the most common reasons people buy it:Lastly, the Pax Plus vaporizer comes with a 10-year warranty instead of 2 years. The main downside to the Pax Plus is that it’s purely conduction, so the vapor quality is a notch below the ArGo and a couple below the Crafty.

The digital display on the Arizer Go is bright, vibrant and in line with what we experienced on the other newer Arizer units. Compatibility: The Arizer Go is compatible with dry Cannabis herb, I tested this product with CBD herb from InHemp and THC flower (wedding cake), from my local dispensary. The battery on the ArGo lasts for around 90 minutes which is enough for 6-9 sessions. You can charge the battery in the device via micro USB or remove it and charge in an 18650 battery charger.

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b) damage caused by accident, misuse, negligence or normal wear and tear; we will not facilitate a warranty claim to the Manufacturer. With the Arizer ArGo the borosilicateglass stem slides down into the device with only 10mm exposed for the mouthpiece. The mouthpiece has a nice lip to it and it’s just the right size and shape to allow for a great drag! The glass aroma tube and all-glass air path might get most of the attention, but the plastic and aluminium body of the ArGo is surprisingly sturdy. The stainless steel and ceramic heating chamber ensures your vapour is cool and pure. We already covered the interchangeable batteries, but if you want to extend your session when you run out of power, you can also use the ArGo while it’s plugged into its charger.

When reviewing this particular Arizer Air vaporizer, it is important to note that it is effectively an updated model of Arizer Solo and there are two different options. The Firefly vaporizer was considered the king of the portable vaporizer marketplace until the Air came to steal its thunder and you’ll find out why in this Arizer Air Review. The Arizer Go ( visit store, use TVG20 to get 20% discount) or known by its moniker: ArGo, is a dry herb vaporizer created by Canadian manufacturer Arizer. Arizer is also the maker of a few famed desktop vapes on the market, such as the V Tower and Extreme XQ ( review). And dry herb vaporizers like the highly-rated Solo 2 ( review) and the Air 2 ( review).The software is great and allows you to configure just about any functionality you like. Change the start up time, the time out period, the beep and more. Love the beep to inform set temperature reached and power off time out. If you neglect cleaning the stems very often the draw resistance does become tighter and you’ll be taking longer draws for the same effect. It’s not necessarily a bad thing though and I personally prefer the ArGo with a slightly restricted airflow

I have been vaping dry herb for over 4 years now and owned 6 other vapes before this one and this is hands down the best by a long way. Like most Arizer products, the ArGo comes with a pretty substantial kit and enough spares to last you a good while. The included USB charger also includes a dedicated wall outlet adapter- something that’s a usual addition to most vape kits. Both the Arizer Solo 2 and Arizer Air 2 are fan favourites, however, the glass aroma tubes have always been a point of contention for most users. They are bulky and leaving them in the device during travel is not recommended. Enter the Arizer Go, the ArGo is designed with portability in mind, recessing the glass tubes within the body of the unit for greater protection with the same great vapor quality. Removable BatteryThe ArGo vaporizer remembers the last temperature used, and proposes 1-degree increment and 10-degree increments to speed things up. The temperature range goes from 50°C to 220°C and the device heats up in one minute, less for lower temperatures. Arizer ArGo Video Of all the dry herb vaporizers I’ve owned the ArGo is one of the stealthiest and most discreet. The device even lets you turn off all sounds and dim the screen brightness for really stealthy vape sessions. Recessed Oven If it wasn’t glaringly obvious between the Solo 2 vs ArGo, the Arizer Go is multitudes more discreet than the Solo 2 is. Being a fraction of the size, it’s able to fit comfortably in your hand while being practically invisible. Arizer have a reputation for making high quality, user-friendly portable vaporizers, and the ArGo is no exception. Here’s what you should know about it: You’ll find it easy to fill the Cyclone bowl but it is necessary to take the unit apart when cleaning. Your best option is to soak the necessary parts in warm water for five minutes and soak it in organic cleaning solution. For hygiene’s sake, replace the tube every two months as a clean tube makes a huge difference in taste! How to Use the Arizer V-Tower