In short, yes it really is, if it's in your budget. 

I'm an advocate for Storz and Bickel due to the peace of mind their customer support offers. So you are spending your money up front knowing that you can rely on this device for years to come. So though you can pickup other great devices for around half the price, if they break in a year and a half you don't neccesarily have that fall back. 

Having said that, for a little extra you can get a lot more for your money. It all comes down to your budget and personal needs. 

Who know, may it will have a similar issue, maybe it won't. What I will say is two things: 

1. The Venty E04 error was an absolute nightmare and really put me in a bad position a couple of times. 

2. Storz and Bickel were really efficient at getting me a replacement unit when it happened. 

When it comes to errors like this, it's unfortunate but it happens. It shouldn't, but it does. The way S&B handled it was great in my experience, and *touch wood* I haven't had the error again since as it seems to have been resolved. 

So with this in mind i'd hope that avoiding these issues were a part of the Veazys development and testing. So i'd like to hope there won't be another issue like this. But if there is, I have confidence that they'll handle it effectively and efficiently like last time. 

As this is primarily a medical device here in the UK, accessibility is relevant to many. Whether it’s like I mentioned at the start relating to ease of use outside when it’s cold/ wet, or ease of loading with arthritis or other related issues, little design choices can make a huge difference to us. So I’ll do my best to consider the device from this aspect and reflect on the benefits I’ve personally found.

Compared to previous generations the Veazy does a great job at heating up fast, and extracting material quickly. This is great for those with mobility issues that can be a problem when having to go outside to medicate. 

Loading the device is pretty simple for those with dexterity issues though I would point out the loading capsules are fiddly if you decide to go this route. 

Beyond this as a whole this device is incredibly easy to use with the large buttons and standard setup and boost modes. 

Though it's not small, it's easier to carry than the Mighty and fits better in the hand due to the shape difference which makes a big difference when handling. 

Pros:

Quick heat up time means less time standing around outside sometimes, plus the temperature step up changes are so fast. So over all a much more efficient experience.

Airflow - Though it isn't customisable like the Venty, it is still considerable and smooth. 

Device profile. It’s not a small device but the fact it can still fit in my old mighty hard case has been brilliant, especially as I can now also safely secure my flower in the same case where as before the mighty took up the whole thing.

Flavour/ Vapour quality. There has been an improvement in the quality of the vapour and flavour production with this device. Easier to clean out and disassemble vs the Mighty,

Cons:

Top heavy easy to knock over. Storz and Bickel love making devices that are easy to knock over out the box (Looking at you Mighty with the little orange tool trick). Seeing as it makes it much easier to load the device by placing it on a table upright, this could be a bit tricky for those with difficulties with motor control. Having said that it would be easy to fix with a base.


Price. It’s a costly device even when its £150 cheaper than a Venty. So if starting out and not knowing where to start, much cheaper options are available like these Dry Herb Vapes Under £100.