Arizer ArGo – Portable Vaporizer

Here's the translation: Previously, I had a Fury Edge but unfortunately it was stolen. I bought ArGo with the idea of replaceable battery and vapor quality. And I wasn't disappointed. However, during use, its flaws emerge: - the user interface is unfinished: lack of pause function, after turning on you need to confirm temperature - it's easy to forget and wonder why it's not heating up - quite weak heater, if you take a draw when heating isn't finished, you'll notice the vaporizer can't maintain temperature and heating stops for several seconds after the draw ends - the manufacturer chose a micro-USB port, which is the worst possible. USB-C or mini-USB provide better contact. It's hard to find a good micro-USB cable that works regardless of device position. Fortunately, the one provided by the manufacturer works well. The biggest problem is that without additional protection at the bottom of the chamber, it's only suitable for whole tops. Attempting to vaporize something more loose (e.g. CBD herb from Kombinat Konopny) causes herbs to fall to the chamber bottom and burn. Even tops, if they fill the tube completely, will evaporate faster near the heater. At temperatures above 200 degrees, what touches the heater will burn. Putting a mesh in the chamber solves this problem. I bought it later in VapeFully as an accessory and it was so large in diameter that I had to bend it, but I think meshes available in shops would also work. Pros: - easy cleaning. Glass tube cleans very easily with isopropyl, doesn't need cleaning after each use and doesn't require swabs - vapor taste In summary - if you really care about replaceable battery and glass vapor path - take it. Taste is very clean, unless you accidentally burn the herbs. But if you value usage convenience more, choose something with a regular chamber, for example from Healthy Rips.

Basically no flaws, the only thing I would change is the heating time, it is indeed much longer than in the Fenix Mini. Other than that, it's better equipment in every respect than the Fenix Mini, which is also quite decent itself.

Good morning. Is it adapted for vaporizing herbs? The message appears to be asking if some unspecified device or object is suitable for vaporizing herbs. The text is in Polish and translates directly to English without any obvious errors or nuance that can't be conveyed.

What is the temperature range?

Good day. Is it adapted for vaporizing herbs? (The original message is in Polish. I kept the exact wording, including the lack of context about what "it" refers to, presumably some kind of vaporizer device.) This review was translated automatically from an english customer

After careful deliberation, opted for the Argo as a first DHV and couldn't have been a better choise. Its easy to use, very discrete, all glass path and 3rd party accessories available to improve the experience even more. At the current price point at vapefully.com, this is an absolute steal. At this price point I have failed to find any other DHV that offered a similar combination of being discreet, functioning super well enough, chargeable while using or via external battery chargers, quick heat up (even if others are quicker, if you cant wait 90 or 100 seconds to use it from cold to vape maybe rethink your life choices). All in all, just hope it lasts as long as possible. About vapefully service, cant say much else than Perfect 5 star service. Thank you!

Very easy to use, it doesn't need cleaning....,i use it with 3D flow mouthpiece XL for more cool air, no plastic,only pure glass... its perfect for me. Thanks the VapeFully was there,when I needed it.

I could wax and wane about the vapour quality, etc, but you can find those details elsewhere. In short: a long glass steams means comfort/quality and precise temp control lets you dial in just what you like. Yet, it's the small things that sets it apart from others: - a smiley face when turning on and off to remind you of the joy of this activity incase you forget - only needing to hold two buttons for a time that you can set instead of remembering the number of clicks to turn on the device on (was it three or five to start, did I press it two or three times already? I know we've all been there...) - no need to use metal filters. The ArGo only has a simple glass chamber in the stem, which utilises suction to keep product in place. The stem is removable, so you can simlpy pull it all the way out and give it a quick and good clean. - No colours, only the numbers of te temp in white - of course you can also set the brightness off. It's not a disco ball! - No vibrations, no sounds (can set them on if you want more attention). - Removable battery so you can carry spares and avoid any 'critical situations' - It comes with plastic cases to pre-pack a two glass tubes, and a belt holster that will surely impress at a party. Even though this an older model -- a bit slower to heat up, microusb charging, the need to be careful handling glass tubes -- you still get a well thought out companion that makes you admire the design that went into it. It's small (no pen or pax shape size, but a small pack of mints or something). Yet, any negatives or liabilities don't really matter. The trade off is that you get is a well rounded tool that seems like it'll be around for longer both in relevancy of use and repair/simplicity of parts. It competes with any non-portable vape I've used, including the volcano.