I’m just a recent vaper in the past 2 years but I’m excited for the future of dry herb vapes and concentrate devices. We have so many quality devices already and it’s just gonna get better for both. But I think it’d be interesting if a big company like S&B or Arizer gets into the portable dab game. What are some companies you’d like to see cross over into the other device category?
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Those are the two that come to mind as most likely to be able to invest the capital to produce a high-end concentrate device.
Maybe TVape?
POTV is producing their own devices now! They do a nice job at a reasonable cost.
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Im happy with them staying out of concentrates just take a look at Davinci
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I’d definitely be interested in seeing what they would come up with for a dedicated concentrate device.
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Yes agree, that device seemed like backwords tech.
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yeah after seeing Davinci step into the concentrate market with their shoes tied together, I don’t know that I’m optimistic about other herb vape brands doing the same.
Granted, davinci has never been an innovator, perhaps my expectations were too just too high.
I’ve talked with Storz about it, but since the concentrate market is evolving so fast, and the evolution is led by USA, the EU market for concentrate devices is much less targetable than the dry herb market.
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I’d be interested to see what Tafee could do. I like the fit/finish of their devices and they’ve figured out battery life and flavor.
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They’re on a lot of people shit list. I would never pre-order from them again.
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About 5 years ago Trulieve sold off almost all their vapes for like 50 bucks a piece.
I knew something was up with them then
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Meh. I think the DHV companies should focus on what they know. There are several decent companies in the e-rig space, but they could use more competition, but my experience with dual use devices or “we also make” devices leave a lot to be desired.
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