ARGO Nicotine Free vaporizer Carbon Black

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The Arizer Go has a glass, ceramic and stainless steel air path combined with hybrid, conduction and convection heating that protects the taste of your herbs, keeps them warm in between draws and heats them up when taking a hit. The vapor quality is always tasty with satisfying clouds. 60 second heat up time 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. 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.

You prefer the glass aroma tube design of the Arizer vaporizer line, but want a unit that is more compact and not as fragile. You may also be interested in the Arizer ArGo if removable batteries are an important feature to you, which make it easier to top up your battery wile out and about. The Arizer Go continues Arizer's legacy uniquely implementing the glass aroma tubes, while remaining a reliable, simple to operate vaporizer. The Most Portable Arizer Unit Yet The battery lasts for 1.5 hours of continuous usage, so the ArGo is suitable for a night-out, and always ready to GO! The short mouthpiece and the mouthpiece guard on the ArGo are definitely convenient, especially in comparison to other Arizer models. On earlier Arizer vapes the oven sat at the top end of the device with the glass stem exposed several inches up from the body. It serves the same function on the ArGo as it does on those larger vapes, in that it makes herb loading extremely easy and the neutral material definitely keeps the vapor pure. For a little added convenience you can preload the mouthpiece with herb and store them using the included stem caps to seal off the filling end. 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 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!relationship between you and us under any agreement arising from these Conditions does not form a joint venture or partnership.

At the front of the device is a clear OLED screen that displays information about which temperature you’re on and the device’s battery level. The buttons are located at the bottom of the display and are quite tactile and firm. Battery Performance

Arizer is known for the quality of vapor its products create and the Air does not disappoint on that front. Admittedly, experienced vapers may find the Blue and White settings a touch weak but the Green, Orange and Red settings produce a visible and satisfying vapor that rewards you with the actual taste of marijuana and not just burning! One of the advantages of balloons is that the vapor cools down fully before you inhale which reduces the risk of lung damage. Arizer has recently made some improvements on the Extreme Q device. It has added a faster ceramic heating unit and the unit is almost 80% quieter than before when operating. Overall Thoughts on the Arizer Extreme Q

The ArGo might be small, but that doesn’t mean it’s basic. Here are a few of the high-end features you’ll find on this diminutive vape: Design The two-button design makes the Solo simple to use and the automatic shut-off timer ensures that the device stops working after 12 minutes of use; a great way to preserve battery life. Battery Specs– The ArGo vaporizer uses a replaceable/rechargeable 3.7v 3400mah 18650 sized battery. Limited 2-year warranty on defects in workmanship/materials & lifetime warranty on heating element.Much like its older siblings, the ArGo is a pretty low-maintenance vape. Since it’s loaded by dipping the mouthpiece onto the herb, there isn’t a herb chamber that you need to worry about cleaning. The mouthpiece simply needs to be cleaned every few uses. The price of the ArGo is one of my favourite things about it! For such a quality device the ArGo is soooo cheap! Other comparable vaporizers like the ‘Mighty’, ‘Crafty’ or ‘Pax 3’ all have a higher price tag. Compared to today’s latest offerings, the Solo performs remarkably well in battery life terms. Depending on the setting you use, you can Solo vape on a single charge for 2.5 to 4 hours! There are seven temperature settings with a maximum of 410 degrees Fahrenheit (210 degrees Celsius). For the record, it takes over 90 seconds to reach 374 degrees (190 degrees Celsius) which is Level Three. 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

The ArGo vaporizer is equipped with a removable 18650 Lithium-Ion battery, which can be replaced at any time. Using a removable battery is convenient: it allows you to extend use, get an extra battery and treat it as a power bank that you can use wherever you like. Pax Plus– The Pax Plus ( read review) design is slimmer and lighter by over 40 grams. This is why the Pax Plus is my favorite vaporizer to bike with and I can completely palm it on trail runs. If you get distracted in the middle of a session for any reason (we’ve all been there), the ArGo will automatically go into standby mode to conserve your herb. Yes! The Arizer Air 2 is an upgraded version of the Air. While it still contains the removable 18650 battery, it offers up to 80 minutes of use on a full charge and it charges from zero in around 90 minutes. FeaturesArizer is rightfully regarded as a ‘giant’ in the vaporizer industry. In the last decade, it has released seven of the finest vaporizers, both desktop and portable, that the industry has ever seen. Although its Solo and Air offerings were regarded as being ahead of their time, such plaudits were not enough for Arizer. The ArGo comes from a long line of great vaporizers by Canadian brand Arizer, so the bar is definitely set pretty high here. For something this small, the Arizer Go is a worthwhile vaporizer that produces well-balanced vapor and truly maximizes its convection/conduction heating system. Over time the glass stems get fairly dirty with built up resin. The chamber that holds your dry herb requires the most up-keep and a clean after each session is highly recommended. Case in point, the original Pax featured a spring-loaded mouthpiece that would conceal it during travel and that tended to be the part that broke the most, so much so that Pax abandoned that design all together when they released the Pax 2.