The Firefly 2 is elegant to say the least with clean un-fussy lines and a wonderful texture to it that is good to grip and apparently made from aerospace grade materials – not sure what they are but this is a joy to hold and look at. The app also gives you helpful tutorial videos and allows you to customize the button configuration. Both the Pax 3 and the Firefly 2+ aim to represent compact vaping at its finest and design-wise, they seem to have accomplished that. The magnetic top cover is held on with very strong magnets that do take a bit of a tug to pull off – which is a good thing ensuring an airtight bowl.

With one of the widest heating ranges of any dry herb vaporizer and a 3-second heat up and cool down, experience every flavor of both dry herb and concentrate. Thanks to the dynamic convection heating, the Firefly 2 had some of the best dry herb flavor around.

Quick heating time and high-tech details make this vaporizer one you will definitely end up cherishing. I’ll get more into the details down below in the Firefly APP info section, but the web app hasn’t been reliable for me at all. Once vapor production decreases and taste deteriorates, toss out the remaining spent herb in the heating chamber and reload, if desired. Many other units, especially the conduction vapes, will boil off a lot of the most volatile compounds before you ever take your draw. Be sure to charge your dry herb vaporizer in between sessions to avoid an unexpected dead vape battery.

It can go long intervals in-between cleanings without any performance loss but will get some buildup on the window. Designed by a former Apple designer Mark Williams the Firefly 2 is known in vaporizer circles as the iPhone of those devices – for obvious reasons! Regardless of your experience level, you never have to worry about the vapor getting hot, no matter which temperature setting you choose.Loaded with medium-coarsely ground herb and gently packed down, the Firefly 2 Plus still requires a slow and steady draw to get proper results. The glass bowl and vapour bath of the Firefly 2+ are easy to clean, using isopropyl alcohol and a cotton swab. Each of these ingredients activates at a different temperature, augmenting each other and your brain/body to create different flavors and effects. The mouthpiece is plastic and comes with a particle filter to capture those loose strands that might get through and there is word of glass tips becoming available soon.

Just like with the dry herb process, start out by removing the lid, and placing a Firefly 2+ concentrate pad into the heating chamber and carefully dabbing a bit of wax before replacing the lid. The Firefly’s design and ergonomics are a few points lower than the Pax, but its glass vapor path does produce an excellent and pure result. Concentrate performance is weaker than the weed performance because the Firefly 2+ doesn’t reach the high temperatures that wax concentrates need to get completely vaporized. L-R: Instruction manual, cleaning kit, charging dock, Firefly 2+, concentrate pad, USB-C charging cable.

Using proprietary dynamic convection technology and glass vapor path to produce industry-leading taste. Firefly 2: Don’t expect huge clouds of vapor with the Firefly, but rather a light, cooled, yet flavorful vapor instead. How to Clean – I also recommend carrying alcohol wipes with you to wipe down the borosilicate bowl, vapor path, and lid.

It’s also one of the few vaporizers with a visible herb chamber, so users can see the state of their herb throughout a session.Enjoy approximately 3 to 5 bowls per charge, coupled with quick charging times of around 45 minutes for a complete recharge, ensuring minimal downtime between sessions. You do need to put the device [with battery installed] on the dock to charge – it’s very similar to those re-chargeable batteries you find in cameras – so vaping whilst charging. I have found a trick though to get the last bit of juice from a battery that is still may have a bit of juice in it. It has a single-button interface and advanced features like haptic feedback, a lip sensor, and an accompanying smartphone application. While it does heat up quickly to produce vapor, I seemed to get the best results by giving it about 6-8 seconds before taking draws.