Vaporents

Indeed I have both in my collection! (well, the original Crafty and Mighty, but the + doesn't really change the performance aside from extended battery life and new USB-C charger plugs)

The Crafty and Mighty use a proprietary "cooling unit" which is basically a fancy maze for the vapor between the oven and your lips. The Crafty has a smaller cooling unit than the Mighty (they're both the same height, but the Mighty is wider for more diffusion). They both yield a very smooth draw compared to other portables - the mighty is smoother than the crafty thanks to the larger cooling unit.

In terms of the smoothest dry rip you can get, absolutely they are awesome out of the box with zero mods. They also have very low draw restriction. Imagine sucking air through a tiny coffee stir straw verses sucking air through a large jumbo milkshake straw. You'll almost think there's an air leak the first time you hit the Mighty or Crafty because there is MUCH less draw restriction compared to other vaporizers (the Xmax V3 Pro has moderate draw restriction - not the worst in the industry but pretty restricted).

Now on to some of the cons:

• The cooling unit is plastic and does collect honey over time. This tarnishes the flavor of the vapor. If you are a flavor chasing snob, you might be disappointed in the flavor profile of the Crafty/Mighty. Some people buy spare cooling units and keep them cleaned to swap out as needed.

• The dosing capsules are terrible. I much prefer the dosing capsules which fit the Xmax V3 pro. The S&B dosing capsules are very thin metal and can be difficult to pop open after they get dirty from use. They are cheaper per unit, but they bend easily. The only good thing is that the S&B dosing capsules work for every vaporizer they sell - from the large volcano (with a special reducing ring spacer) to the Crafty.

• The battery is internal on the device. It can be replaced with a bit of hassle, but it's not the most easy. They use 18650 battery cells, but S&B attaches a temperature sensor to each battery cell so the software can monitor battery health (the unit will shut down if you're running multiple sessions back to back and the battery starts to over-heat - it's a fail safe to extend battery life and prevent failure of the unit). Normally S&B wants you to mail back your device for battery replacements when needed which is dumb for many reasons lol. I understand why they have sealed internal batteries, but I much prefer removable batteries like the Xmax V3 Pro

Overall back when they first came out, I opted to get a Crafty because it is much more pocket friendly (the Mighty fills my whole pocket making it less pocket friendly when I'm carrying a wallet and phone), and the smaller cooling unit meant that I still got smooth rips, but they were still a bit more harsh and enjoyable than the Mighty. Plus the Crafty has no display screen meaning it was more stealthy to use out and about, the Mighty is a much larger device with a big glowing display screen making it less stealthy.

Note I have heard multiple complaints about the USB-C charging port on the Mighty+. It seems people much preferred the 12vdc barrel connector on the original Mighty. I don't know if the Crafty+ also suffers from the same issue or if it's not a big issue due to it's placement on the control board?

Like I said, I know more than most people should about these devices hahaha - feel free to continue asking away any comparisons between devices. I'm happy to help :-)