Plenty Vaporizer Review

The Plenty is a handheld plug-in dry herb vaporizer made by Storz and Bickel. The Plenty is meant for home use and it’s one of the hardest-hitting session style vaporizers that I’ve reviewed. In this Plenty vaporizer review, I’ll go over the basics of how it works, suggest some tips for use, and help you decide if the Plenty vaporizer is best for you.

The Plenty vaporizer is basically a portable Volcano (review) and it’s the perfect vaporizer for heavy users or someone with a higher tolerance. It’s made by Storz and Bickel which also manufacturers the Crafty+ (review) and the Mighty+ (review) vaporizer.

The one big downside to the Plenty vape is that it uses a massive amount of herb. We’re talking over a half gram can fit into the chamber, but again, if you’re a heavier user, this the perfect session style vaporizer for you. 

I use the Plenty most chilling on the couch, watching Netflix, or out back on the deck grilling or having a beverage. I’ve heard multiple people dub the Plenty as their “power tool” and that’s basically what it is. A hard-hitting, plug-in vaporizer with a limited range of portability. 

The Plenty retails for $249. Click here (shop link) to pick it up directly from Storz and Bickel. Read on below for my full Plenty Vaporizer Review. 

How Does the Plenty Vape Work? 

It’s actually pretty easy to operate. The Plenty comes with a filling chamber and cooling coil that sits above the heater and you draw hot air over your herbs to get vapor. 

The Cooling Coil is exactly as described. It cools the vapor prior to inhaling. But it can get hot after long or back-to-back sessions. The Plenty vape does operate via a plug-in so you are limited to where you can use it.

How To Use the Plenty Vaporizer

Once the Plenty is plugged in and you’ve selected a temp, pull the orange handle. Heat up times average around 3 minutes but again, the Plenty is a session-style vaporizer so the heat up time isn’t all that big of a deal. The light will glow orange indicating the Plenty is heating up and will turn off when it’s reached temp. 

The Plenty features a full temp spectrum ranging from 266F to 396F and controlled via a rotary dial towards the bottom of the unit. The temp range does go up to 420 if you leave it on max temp. 

Next, place dry herbs (flower, cannabis, mary jane, etc) into the chamber. You can also use concentrates via the mesh pad included with the Plenty. 

Once the light turns off, you can place the chamber and cooling coil on top of the heater and rip it. That’s it. Grab the orange handle to keep the heat going after a couple of draws.

Plenty Vaporizer Review Summary

There’s really not much to the Plenty vaporizer. It’s a beast of a hand-held semi-portable vaporizer. My only complaint with it is that it requires a full chamber for best results and the chamber is pretty big but if you are a heavier user or have a higher tolerance then I think this will be the perfect session vaporizer for you. 

This is not a device for someone looking to micro-dose, and take puffs here and there. This is a sit-down, watch a show, make some snacks and enjoy your trip to the moon. Remember that you’re limited where you can vape with Plenty because of the plug-in. 

Micro-dosers and average cannabis users may want to check out something like Ditanium (review) for a desktop or check out the Crafty+ vaporizer (review). The Crafty Plus is a Storz and Bickel portable vaporizer and my pick for the best overall portable vaporizer in 2021. 

With that said, the Plenty delivers excellent taste and vapor quality via an extremely free-flowing, basically zero draw resistance cooling coil and you can always rely on it to get you highly medicated.

The Plenty retails for $249. Click here to pick it up directly from Storz and Bickel. As always, thank you for taking to the time to check out my vaporizer reviews and hit me up in the comments below with any questions.