Want more heat mid-session? Double-click the power button for Boost, and again for Superboost, each one bumping you up by roughly 27°F. It’s a setup that just works, and, after dealing with app connectivity issues on other devices, there’s something so chill about a vape that doesn’t need your phone at all.
Not the Fastest, but Not Slow Either
Mighty+ isn’t going to win any races against Venty. You’re looking at close to a minute before it’s ready to go, which feels so slow if you’re used to Venty’s 20-second window. That said, a minute is still a minute, not five, and once it’s up to temp it holds steady through the whole session without any drifting or babysitting required.
Big Chamber, Bigger Clouds
The bowl on Mighty+ holds about a quarter gram loaded normally, and you can push it closer to 0.3 grams if you’re working with a finer grind. That’s plenty for a proper session, and because the heating system handles both convection and conduction at once, you get full, dense vapor from the very first pull instead of waiting around for the second or third hit to really kick in.
This is one of the areas where the original Mighty Plus still holds its own against the newer devices. The vapor quality hasn’t aged a day.
Built to Outlast the Trend Cycle
Mighty+ was the first portable vaporizer to earn certification for medical use. Well, not Mighty+, but its medical version called Mighty Medic. But Mighty+ has the same medical-grade build and technology. It’s sturdy in the hand, doesn’t feel cheap, and comes backed by a warranty that extends to three years once you register it.
If you’re the type who wants a device that’s going to survive daily use for years, not something you’ll be replacing next season, you should know that this is built with that in mind.
The Battery Won’t Leave You Stranded
Battery is one of Mighty+’s strongest selling points. With two batteries working together, you’re getting somewhere in the neighborhood of 90 to 120 minutes of continuous vaping, which translates to roughly 8 to 12 sessions before you need to plug back in. And if you do run low mid-session, pass-through charging means you can keep using it while it charges, so you’re never stuck waiting around with a dead device.
USB-C Charging and the Adapter
Charging through the standard USB-C cable you’ll get in the box works fine, but how long it actually takes depends a lot on what charger you’re plugging into. A basic wall adapter is going to be noticeably slower than something with real output behind it.
That’s where the official Supercharger comes in. It cuts your charging time down to roughly a third of the normal wait time. The catch is that it doesn’t come in the box, so you’re looking at an extra $25 if you want one. Factor that into the price if fast charging matters to you.
The Size Trade-Off
If portability and pocketability are what you care about most, Mighty+ isn’t the leanest option in the Storz and Bickel catalog. That title goes to Crafty+. Mighty+ is noticeably bulkier, and while it’ll fit in a bag or a jacket pocket without much fuss, it’s not something you’re going to forget you’re carrying. It’s less a stealthy on-the-go device and more of a portable that’s just as comfortable being your primary vape at home.