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PotV’s New Dry Herb Vape: THE ONE

UPDATE: The One has a new lower price of $129!

Planet of the Vapes is one of the biggest online vape stores specializing in dry herb/cannabis devices. You may not find all the weed words on their site, but they’ve been rounding up and selling the best weed vapes for several years.

THE ONE is immediately recognizable as the Fury 2 – one of my absolute favorite ultra-portable dry herb vapes.

‘The One’ and the Fury 2 have a few differences

In the vape demonstration video, I point out each difference and put each of them to the test.

Key Differences

  • The One use an aluminum bowl. The Fury 2 uses a stainless steel bowl. Ok.
  • The One uses a stainless convection heater. The Fury 2 uses a NiChr heater. Alrighty.
  • The One’s glass mouthpieces and accessories don’t reduce bowl size. Fury 2 glass goes into bowl, reduces bowl size. Neat
  • The One vibrates when its ready! Nice! Fury 2 doesn’t. Dam.
  • The One performs flawlessly!

    Planet of the Vapes chose the right vaporizer to put their name on. The vapor from The One is remarkably pleasant with a great blend of potency and fluff.

    The vapor inhale is bright and delicious while the exhale is smooth and cloudy. As expected!

    Glass Accessories
    It’s cool that the glass accessories for The One don’t reduce the bowl size like the others. Not that it’s a complaint… but it’s nice to have the full bowl on the WPA.

    The One is fantastic. So is the Fury 2.
    They each have some slight differences, but You can’t go wrong either way.

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    Troy

    I've been medicating with vaporizers, legally, since 2012. I started reviewing dry herb vaporizers and other cannabis products in 2015. I fell in love with creating content around vapes and cannabis vaporization. I'm passionate about the topic and the community. I love bringing people together and I love helping them understand the ins and outs of vaping weed.

    2 Comments

    1. Keith

      Thanks for another cool video, Troy! I’ve also been vaping on the Lemon Sherbet from Guild, and really enjoying it

      Reply
    2. Mike

      On the cusp of buying my first vape. Troy, your vids/site have been a major help, ty. I have smoked on and off for years, never owned more than a small pipe and papers, but smoking more now. Was about to buy Fury 2 (fits within my budget, and want some convection) based heavily on your opinion, but your comparison to PotV ONE has got me heading that way; agree that the upgrades to the platform look well thought out and smart. Questions:

      1) talk to me about replaceable vs non-replaceable batteries. ONE is non-replaceable, right? Does that mean if the battery dies/can’t be recharged properly, there is no way to replace it? Why should/shouldn’t I be worried about that?

      2) please compare using ONE with the Curved Mini Bubbler to using with Water Pipe Adapter and an inexpensive water pipe (have seen some decent looking ones lately for $20-25).

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    2 Comments

    1. Keith

      Thanks for another cool video, Troy! I’ve also been vaping on the Lemon Sherbet from Guild, and really enjoying it

      Reply
    2. Mike

      On the cusp of buying my first vape. Troy, your vids/site have been a major help, ty. I have smoked on and off for years, never owned more than a small pipe and papers, but smoking more now. Was about to buy Fury 2 (fits within my budget, and want some convection) based heavily on your opinion, but your comparison to PotV ONE has got me heading that way; agree that the upgrades to the platform look well thought out and smart. Questions:

      1) talk to me about replaceable vs non-replaceable batteries. ONE is non-replaceable, right? Does that mean if the battery dies/can’t be recharged properly, there is no way to replace it? Why should/shouldn’t I be worried about that?

      2) please compare using ONE with the Curved Mini Bubbler to using with Water Pipe Adapter and an inexpensive water pipe (have seen some decent looking ones lately for $20-25).

      Reply

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