Review: Atmos Ruva
\n<\/span><\/h2>\n![\"Atmos](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-main.jpg\")
<\/a>\n![\"How](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-how-it-works.jpg\")
<\/a><\/h3>\nHow it Works<\/h3>\n
The Atmos Ruva has a pyramid-shaped mouthpiece with two large magnets on either side of the opening. The magnets are impressively strong. You\u2019re unlikely to have any problems with the mouthpiece while you hit it. That being said, I probably wouldn\u2019t risk loading this vape with botanical and then putting it in your pocket.<\/p>\n
When you remove the mouthpiece you see a ceramic heating chamber. This chamber is of a pretty average size, given the size of the vape, and holds 0.5 grams of finely ground flower. We recommend using a herb drying box with any vaporizer before use to help prep your flowers for vaporization.<\/p>\n
Three clicks of the power button turn the AtmosRX Ruva on. The AtmosRx has a surprisingly lengthy 3 minute kick-off time. When the vape reaches the desired temperature, it vibrates (with significant intensity).![\"Atmos](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-main4.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe packaging is attractive and sturdy. When you open the box you\u2019ll find pointed cleaning swabs (these can be dipped in isopropyl alcohol and used to clean your vaporizer), a cleaning brush, a USB charger (no wall adapter), a packing tool, and a user manual. <\/div><\/div>
\n![\"Temperature](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-temperature-flexibility.jpg\")
<\/a>Temperature Flexibility<\/h3>\nThe Atmos Ruva has two buttons to toggle back and forth between temperature settings. The Ruva can be set to show the temperature in either degree Fahrenheit or celsius. The vaporizer has a heating range between 166\u00b0 Celsius and 221\u00b0 Celsius (330\u00b0 Fahrenheit and 430\u00b0 Fahrenheit).<\/p>\n
This is great for those who like to fine-tune their vaping in order to achieve the ideal experience. I tend to vape between 196\u00b0 Celsius and 204\u00b0 Celsius (385\u00b0 Fahrenheit and 400\u00b0 Fahrenheit). I find this temperature range gives me the best middle ground for both the smoothness of hits and thickness of the cloud much similar to the Zeus Arc GTS Hub<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
\n![\"Vapor](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-vapor-quality.jpg\")
<\/a><\/h3>\nVapor Quality<\/h3>\n
The first hit off the AtmosRx Ruva was decent. The taste of the flower was bright and clear. The pollen of the flower that I tested it with gave me the wonderful nose-tingle that I\u2019m always looking for in a vaporizer. The cloud was thick, and the vapor definitely made me cough.<\/p>\n
The airflow on this vaporizer isn\u2019t terrible, but it isn\u2019t great, and the vape has a long lead time. You have to draw for three or four seconds before the vapor starts to flow, and the stream is so slow that a full hit will take you 10 to 15 seconds, unlike the Firefly 2+<\/a>\u00a0 with its convection and on-demand heating.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/span>\n![\"Manufacturing](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-manufacturing-quality.jpg\")
<\/a><\/h3>\nManufacturing Quality<\/h3>\n
The quality level of the Atmos Ruva is good but not great. The magnets hold fast when the piece is being passed or handled, but I wouldn\u2019t risk putting it in my pocket for a hike.<\/p>\n
I really like the look of this vape. The rubberized exterior is meant to diffuse heat and it does that, but it also adds weight to the vape, which is somewhat heavier than it looks. For better build quality, especially one with a ceramic chamber, check out the Flowermate V5 Nano Vaporizer<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe chamber only holds enough for 1 – 2 hits, so group sessions are going to require lots of reloading. The vape has a short mouthpiece located relatively close to the heating element, so extended use can cause the mouthpiece to heat up a bit.<\/p>\n
![\"Atmos](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-main3.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nThis heating mouthpiece is a much bigger deal than you would initially think. The mouthpiece is made of plastic, which can release fumes and chemicals when heated. At this price point, AtmosRx should consider including a glass mouthpiece with this vape. <\/div><\/div> <\/span>\n![\"Battery](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-battery-life.jpg\")
<\/a>Battery Life<\/h3>\nThe Atmos Ruva is powered by an 800mAh lithium-ion battery. This is fairly small even for vaporizers of this size. The Ruva can be charged via micro USB (the package comes with a micro USB cable but no wall adapter).<\/p>\n
I found I could get about 3 – 4 sessions or around 40 minutes of vaping before it needed to be charged, which is not ideal and pales in comparison to the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> 90 minutes of battery life.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
\n![\"Portability](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-portability.jpg\")
<\/a><\/h3>\nPortability<\/h3>\n
Portability is one of the best aspects of this technology. The Atmos Ruva is roughly the size of an old Nokia bar cell phone, meaning that it can go absolutely anywhere. Though the magnets aren\u2019t suitable for any sort of rough treatment, this piece is still sturdy enough for a long term stay in a purse or gym bag, especially if you pair it with a case like the Zeus Armor<\/a>. If you are looking for a small portable vaporizer with a host of useful features, then the Davinci IQC<\/a> is another good option to look at.<\/p>\nThis piece isn\u2019t the best as far as discretion is concerned. The vapor still smells slightly of the botanical matter that was being vaporized. The smell didn\u2019t travel very far, but if you passed me on a park bench, you would certainly know what I was up to.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
![\"Atmos](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-main2.jpg\")
<\/a><\/div><\/div>\n![\"Ease](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-ease-of-use.jpg\")
<\/a><\/h3>\nEase of Use<\/h3>\n
This is a fairly simple vape to use, but it\u2019s certainly not for beginners. The interior of the chamber has no indentation or marking letting the user know where to stop packing their plant material. An inexperienced vape user who purchases this piece is likely to find themselves wasting quite a lot of herb.<\/p>\n
The vibration features both aids and undermines the AtmosRx Ruva. If the vape is sitting on a hard surface, the vibration is quite loud. It will draw your attention from the other room, without the jarring experience of beeps or buzzers. It\u2019s also quiet when held in one\u2019s hand or bag, making stealth vaping far easier. Still, if your vape is sitting on the couch in the other room, you won\u2019t hear it. For those looking for the ultimate ease of use and discreetness, the DaVinci Miqro<\/a> Vaporizer is another good option especially if you prefer microdosing a lot.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n![\"Overall](\"https:\/\/torontovaporizer.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/07\/atmos-ruva-overall-experience.jpg\")
<\/a>Overall Experience<\/h3>\nThe AtmosRX is a piece that\u2019s gotten a lot of attention online. It\u2019s easy to see why. The piece is small and efficient. The design is modern and attractive. The features are easy to understand and even easier to talk about. The AtmosRx is tailor-made to attract attention.<\/p>\n
After all of the hype, I\u2019ve got to say the results are a little disappointing. Sure it\u2019s a functional piece, but with so many other similar vaporizers on the market, consumers have a right to demand that their vapes be better than just \u201cokay.\u201d<\/p>\n
The AtmosRx Ruva is a great vaporizer if all you ever intend to do is vape dry herb by yourself in places where the smell will be acceptable.<\/p>\n
However, for most of us, this is just simply not the case and you may be better served by a unit like the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> which does a much better job vaporizing your material without the aggressive odor.<\/p>\nIf you are looking for something a little cheaper to introduce yourself to the world of vaporizers be sure to check out the Utillian 420, which is simply the best vaporizer on a budget.<\/p>\n
If you have questions about our review of the Atmos Ruva or just want to let us know what you think, feel free to drop us a comment below!\u00a0Thanks for reading and as always, keep vapin\u2019!<\/p>\n
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Vaporizer technology is among the fastest-growing tech in the market. As battery technology improves, new devices continue to make strides in size, temperature, and discretion. Then comes the Atmos Ruva, a vape with an innovative design. Designs on modern vaporizers vary, and the variety in extracts means that the \u201cideal piece\u201d changes regularly. Improvement is<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/a><\/h3>\nHow it Works<\/h3>\n
The Atmos Ruva has a pyramid-shaped mouthpiece with two large magnets on either side of the opening. The magnets are impressively strong. You\u2019re unlikely to have any problems with the mouthpiece while you hit it. That being said, I probably wouldn\u2019t risk loading this vape with botanical and then putting it in your pocket.<\/p>\n
When you remove the mouthpiece you see a ceramic heating chamber. This chamber is of a pretty average size, given the size of the vape, and holds 0.5 grams of finely ground flower. We recommend using a herb drying box with any vaporizer before use to help prep your flowers for vaporization.<\/p>\n
Three clicks of the power button turn the AtmosRX Ruva on. The AtmosRx has a surprisingly lengthy 3 minute kick-off time. When the vape reaches the desired temperature, it vibrates (with significant intensity).<\/a><\/p>\nThe packaging is attractive and sturdy. When you open the box you\u2019ll find pointed cleaning swabs (these can be dipped in isopropyl alcohol and used to clean your vaporizer), a cleaning brush, a USB charger (no wall adapter), a packing tool, and a user manual. <\/div><\/div>
\n<\/a>Temperature Flexibility<\/h3>\nThe Atmos Ruva has two buttons to toggle back and forth between temperature settings. The Ruva can be set to show the temperature in either degree Fahrenheit or celsius. The vaporizer has a heating range between 166\u00b0 Celsius and 221\u00b0 Celsius (330\u00b0 Fahrenheit and 430\u00b0 Fahrenheit).<\/p>\n
This is great for those who like to fine-tune their vaping in order to achieve the ideal experience. I tend to vape between 196\u00b0 Celsius and 204\u00b0 Celsius (385\u00b0 Fahrenheit and 400\u00b0 Fahrenheit). I find this temperature range gives me the best middle ground for both the smoothness of hits and thickness of the cloud much similar to the Zeus Arc GTS Hub<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
\n<\/a><\/h3>\nVapor Quality<\/h3>\n
The first hit off the AtmosRx Ruva was decent. The taste of the flower was bright and clear. The pollen of the flower that I tested it with gave me the wonderful nose-tingle that I\u2019m always looking for in a vaporizer. The cloud was thick, and the vapor definitely made me cough.<\/p>\n
The airflow on this vaporizer isn\u2019t terrible, but it isn\u2019t great, and the vape has a long lead time. You have to draw for three or four seconds before the vapor starts to flow, and the stream is so slow that a full hit will take you 10 to 15 seconds, unlike the Firefly 2+<\/a>\u00a0 with its convection and on-demand heating.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/span>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nManufacturing Quality<\/h3>\n
The quality level of the Atmos Ruva is good but not great. The magnets hold fast when the piece is being passed or handled, but I wouldn\u2019t risk putting it in my pocket for a hike.<\/p>\n
I really like the look of this vape. The rubberized exterior is meant to diffuse heat and it does that, but it also adds weight to the vape, which is somewhat heavier than it looks. For better build quality, especially one with a ceramic chamber, check out the Flowermate V5 Nano Vaporizer<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe chamber only holds enough for 1 – 2 hits, so group sessions are going to require lots of reloading. The vape has a short mouthpiece located relatively close to the heating element, so extended use can cause the mouthpiece to heat up a bit.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThis heating mouthpiece is a much bigger deal than you would initially think. The mouthpiece is made of plastic, which can release fumes and chemicals when heated. At this price point, AtmosRx should consider including a glass mouthpiece with this vape. <\/div><\/div> <\/span>\n<\/a>Battery Life<\/h3>\nThe Atmos Ruva is powered by an 800mAh lithium-ion battery. This is fairly small even for vaporizers of this size. The Ruva can be charged via micro USB (the package comes with a micro USB cable but no wall adapter).<\/p>\n
I found I could get about 3 – 4 sessions or around 40 minutes of vaping before it needed to be charged, which is not ideal and pales in comparison to the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> 90 minutes of battery life.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
\n<\/a><\/h3>\nPortability<\/h3>\n
Portability is one of the best aspects of this technology. The Atmos Ruva is roughly the size of an old Nokia bar cell phone, meaning that it can go absolutely anywhere. Though the magnets aren\u2019t suitable for any sort of rough treatment, this piece is still sturdy enough for a long term stay in a purse or gym bag, especially if you pair it with a case like the Zeus Armor<\/a>. If you are looking for a small portable vaporizer with a host of useful features, then the Davinci IQC<\/a> is another good option to look at.<\/p>\nThis piece isn\u2019t the best as far as discretion is concerned. The vapor still smells slightly of the botanical matter that was being vaporized. The smell didn\u2019t travel very far, but if you passed me on a park bench, you would certainly know what I was up to.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div><\/div>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nEase of Use<\/h3>\n
This is a fairly simple vape to use, but it\u2019s certainly not for beginners. The interior of the chamber has no indentation or marking letting the user know where to stop packing their plant material. An inexperienced vape user who purchases this piece is likely to find themselves wasting quite a lot of herb.<\/p>\n
The vibration features both aids and undermines the AtmosRx Ruva. If the vape is sitting on a hard surface, the vibration is quite loud. It will draw your attention from the other room, without the jarring experience of beeps or buzzers. It\u2019s also quiet when held in one\u2019s hand or bag, making stealth vaping far easier. Still, if your vape is sitting on the couch in the other room, you won\u2019t hear it. For those looking for the ultimate ease of use and discreetness, the DaVinci Miqro<\/a> Vaporizer is another good option especially if you prefer microdosing a lot.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/a>Overall Experience<\/h3>\nThe AtmosRX is a piece that\u2019s gotten a lot of attention online. It\u2019s easy to see why. The piece is small and efficient. The design is modern and attractive. The features are easy to understand and even easier to talk about. The AtmosRx is tailor-made to attract attention.<\/p>\n
After all of the hype, I\u2019ve got to say the results are a little disappointing. Sure it\u2019s a functional piece, but with so many other similar vaporizers on the market, consumers have a right to demand that their vapes be better than just \u201cokay.\u201d<\/p>\n
The AtmosRx Ruva is a great vaporizer if all you ever intend to do is vape dry herb by yourself in places where the smell will be acceptable.<\/p>\n
However, for most of us, this is just simply not the case and you may be better served by a unit like the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> which does a much better job vaporizing your material without the aggressive odor.<\/p>\nIf you are looking for something a little cheaper to introduce yourself to the world of vaporizers be sure to check out the Utillian 420, which is simply the best vaporizer on a budget.<\/p>\n
If you have questions about our review of the Atmos Ruva or just want to let us know what you think, feel free to drop us a comment below!\u00a0Thanks for reading and as always, keep vapin\u2019!<\/p>\n
<\/div><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Vaporizer technology is among the fastest-growing tech in the market. As battery technology improves, new devices continue to make strides in size, temperature, and discretion. Then comes the Atmos Ruva, a vape with an innovative design. Designs on modern vaporizers vary, and the variety in extracts means that the \u201cideal piece\u201d changes regularly. Improvement is<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe packaging is attractive and sturdy. When you open the box you\u2019ll find pointed cleaning swabs (these can be dipped in isopropyl alcohol and used to clean your vaporizer), a cleaning brush, a USB charger (no wall adapter), a packing tool, and a user manual. <\/div><\/div>
<\/a>Temperature Flexibility<\/h3>\nThe Atmos Ruva has two buttons to toggle back and forth between temperature settings. The Ruva can be set to show the temperature in either degree Fahrenheit or celsius. The vaporizer has a heating range between 166\u00b0 Celsius and 221\u00b0 Celsius (330\u00b0 Fahrenheit and 430\u00b0 Fahrenheit).<\/p>\n
This is great for those who like to fine-tune their vaping in order to achieve the ideal experience. I tend to vape between 196\u00b0 Celsius and 204\u00b0 Celsius (385\u00b0 Fahrenheit and 400\u00b0 Fahrenheit). I find this temperature range gives me the best middle ground for both the smoothness of hits and thickness of the cloud much similar to the Zeus Arc GTS Hub<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
\n<\/a><\/h3>\nVapor Quality<\/h3>\n
The first hit off the AtmosRx Ruva was decent. The taste of the flower was bright and clear. The pollen of the flower that I tested it with gave me the wonderful nose-tingle that I\u2019m always looking for in a vaporizer. The cloud was thick, and the vapor definitely made me cough.<\/p>\n
The airflow on this vaporizer isn\u2019t terrible, but it isn\u2019t great, and the vape has a long lead time. You have to draw for three or four seconds before the vapor starts to flow, and the stream is so slow that a full hit will take you 10 to 15 seconds, unlike the Firefly 2+<\/a>\u00a0 with its convection and on-demand heating.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/span>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nManufacturing Quality<\/h3>\n
The quality level of the Atmos Ruva is good but not great. The magnets hold fast when the piece is being passed or handled, but I wouldn\u2019t risk putting it in my pocket for a hike.<\/p>\n
I really like the look of this vape. The rubberized exterior is meant to diffuse heat and it does that, but it also adds weight to the vape, which is somewhat heavier than it looks. For better build quality, especially one with a ceramic chamber, check out the Flowermate V5 Nano Vaporizer<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe chamber only holds enough for 1 – 2 hits, so group sessions are going to require lots of reloading. The vape has a short mouthpiece located relatively close to the heating element, so extended use can cause the mouthpiece to heat up a bit.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThis heating mouthpiece is a much bigger deal than you would initially think. The mouthpiece is made of plastic, which can release fumes and chemicals when heated. At this price point, AtmosRx should consider including a glass mouthpiece with this vape. <\/div><\/div> <\/span>\n<\/a>Battery Life<\/h3>\nThe Atmos Ruva is powered by an 800mAh lithium-ion battery. This is fairly small even for vaporizers of this size. The Ruva can be charged via micro USB (the package comes with a micro USB cable but no wall adapter).<\/p>\n
I found I could get about 3 – 4 sessions or around 40 minutes of vaping before it needed to be charged, which is not ideal and pales in comparison to the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> 90 minutes of battery life.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
\n<\/a><\/h3>\nPortability<\/h3>\n
Portability is one of the best aspects of this technology. The Atmos Ruva is roughly the size of an old Nokia bar cell phone, meaning that it can go absolutely anywhere. Though the magnets aren\u2019t suitable for any sort of rough treatment, this piece is still sturdy enough for a long term stay in a purse or gym bag, especially if you pair it with a case like the Zeus Armor<\/a>. If you are looking for a small portable vaporizer with a host of useful features, then the Davinci IQC<\/a> is another good option to look at.<\/p>\nThis piece isn\u2019t the best as far as discretion is concerned. The vapor still smells slightly of the botanical matter that was being vaporized. The smell didn\u2019t travel very far, but if you passed me on a park bench, you would certainly know what I was up to.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div><\/div>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nEase of Use<\/h3>\n
This is a fairly simple vape to use, but it\u2019s certainly not for beginners. The interior of the chamber has no indentation or marking letting the user know where to stop packing their plant material. An inexperienced vape user who purchases this piece is likely to find themselves wasting quite a lot of herb.<\/p>\n
The vibration features both aids and undermines the AtmosRx Ruva. If the vape is sitting on a hard surface, the vibration is quite loud. It will draw your attention from the other room, without the jarring experience of beeps or buzzers. It\u2019s also quiet when held in one\u2019s hand or bag, making stealth vaping far easier. Still, if your vape is sitting on the couch in the other room, you won\u2019t hear it. For those looking for the ultimate ease of use and discreetness, the DaVinci Miqro<\/a> Vaporizer is another good option especially if you prefer microdosing a lot.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/a>Overall Experience<\/h3>\nThe AtmosRX is a piece that\u2019s gotten a lot of attention online. It\u2019s easy to see why. The piece is small and efficient. The design is modern and attractive. The features are easy to understand and even easier to talk about. The AtmosRx is tailor-made to attract attention.<\/p>\n
After all of the hype, I\u2019ve got to say the results are a little disappointing. Sure it\u2019s a functional piece, but with so many other similar vaporizers on the market, consumers have a right to demand that their vapes be better than just \u201cokay.\u201d<\/p>\n
The AtmosRx Ruva is a great vaporizer if all you ever intend to do is vape dry herb by yourself in places where the smell will be acceptable.<\/p>\n
However, for most of us, this is just simply not the case and you may be better served by a unit like the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> which does a much better job vaporizing your material without the aggressive odor.<\/p>\nIf you are looking for something a little cheaper to introduce yourself to the world of vaporizers be sure to check out the Utillian 420, which is simply the best vaporizer on a budget.<\/p>\n
If you have questions about our review of the Atmos Ruva or just want to let us know what you think, feel free to drop us a comment below!\u00a0Thanks for reading and as always, keep vapin\u2019!<\/p>\n
<\/div><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Vaporizer technology is among the fastest-growing tech in the market. As battery technology improves, new devices continue to make strides in size, temperature, and discretion. Then comes the Atmos Ruva, a vape with an innovative design. Designs on modern vaporizers vary, and the variety in extracts means that the \u201cideal piece\u201d changes regularly. Improvement is<\/p>\n
<\/div><\/div>
<\/a><\/h3>\nVapor Quality<\/h3>\n
The first hit off the AtmosRx Ruva was decent. The taste of the flower was bright and clear. The pollen of the flower that I tested it with gave me the wonderful nose-tingle that I\u2019m always looking for in a vaporizer. The cloud was thick, and the vapor definitely made me cough.<\/p>\n
The airflow on this vaporizer isn\u2019t terrible, but it isn\u2019t great, and the vape has a long lead time. You have to draw for three or four seconds before the vapor starts to flow, and the stream is so slow that a full hit will take you 10 to 15 seconds, unlike the Firefly 2+<\/a>\u00a0 with its convection and on-demand heating.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/span>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nManufacturing Quality<\/h3>\n
The quality level of the Atmos Ruva is good but not great. The magnets hold fast when the piece is being passed or handled, but I wouldn\u2019t risk putting it in my pocket for a hike.<\/p>\n
I really like the look of this vape. The rubberized exterior is meant to diffuse heat and it does that, but it also adds weight to the vape, which is somewhat heavier than it looks. For better build quality, especially one with a ceramic chamber, check out the Flowermate V5 Nano Vaporizer<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe chamber only holds enough for 1 – 2 hits, so group sessions are going to require lots of reloading. The vape has a short mouthpiece located relatively close to the heating element, so extended use can cause the mouthpiece to heat up a bit.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThis heating mouthpiece is a much bigger deal than you would initially think. The mouthpiece is made of plastic, which can release fumes and chemicals when heated. At this price point, AtmosRx should consider including a glass mouthpiece with this vape. <\/div><\/div> <\/span>\n<\/a>Battery Life<\/h3>\nThe Atmos Ruva is powered by an 800mAh lithium-ion battery. This is fairly small even for vaporizers of this size. The Ruva can be charged via micro USB (the package comes with a micro USB cable but no wall adapter).<\/p>\n
I found I could get about 3 – 4 sessions or around 40 minutes of vaping before it needed to be charged, which is not ideal and pales in comparison to the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> 90 minutes of battery life.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
\n<\/a><\/h3>\nPortability<\/h3>\n
Portability is one of the best aspects of this technology. The Atmos Ruva is roughly the size of an old Nokia bar cell phone, meaning that it can go absolutely anywhere. Though the magnets aren\u2019t suitable for any sort of rough treatment, this piece is still sturdy enough for a long term stay in a purse or gym bag, especially if you pair it with a case like the Zeus Armor<\/a>. If you are looking for a small portable vaporizer with a host of useful features, then the Davinci IQC<\/a> is another good option to look at.<\/p>\nThis piece isn\u2019t the best as far as discretion is concerned. The vapor still smells slightly of the botanical matter that was being vaporized. The smell didn\u2019t travel very far, but if you passed me on a park bench, you would certainly know what I was up to.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div><\/div>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nEase of Use<\/h3>\n
This is a fairly simple vape to use, but it\u2019s certainly not for beginners. The interior of the chamber has no indentation or marking letting the user know where to stop packing their plant material. An inexperienced vape user who purchases this piece is likely to find themselves wasting quite a lot of herb.<\/p>\n
The vibration features both aids and undermines the AtmosRx Ruva. If the vape is sitting on a hard surface, the vibration is quite loud. It will draw your attention from the other room, without the jarring experience of beeps or buzzers. It\u2019s also quiet when held in one\u2019s hand or bag, making stealth vaping far easier. Still, if your vape is sitting on the couch in the other room, you won\u2019t hear it. For those looking for the ultimate ease of use and discreetness, the DaVinci Miqro<\/a> Vaporizer is another good option especially if you prefer microdosing a lot.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/a>Overall Experience<\/h3>\nThe AtmosRX is a piece that\u2019s gotten a lot of attention online. It\u2019s easy to see why. The piece is small and efficient. The design is modern and attractive. The features are easy to understand and even easier to talk about. The AtmosRx is tailor-made to attract attention.<\/p>\n
After all of the hype, I\u2019ve got to say the results are a little disappointing. Sure it\u2019s a functional piece, but with so many other similar vaporizers on the market, consumers have a right to demand that their vapes be better than just \u201cokay.\u201d<\/p>\n
The AtmosRx Ruva is a great vaporizer if all you ever intend to do is vape dry herb by yourself in places where the smell will be acceptable.<\/p>\n
However, for most of us, this is just simply not the case and you may be better served by a unit like the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> which does a much better job vaporizing your material without the aggressive odor.<\/p>\nIf you are looking for something a little cheaper to introduce yourself to the world of vaporizers be sure to check out the Utillian 420, which is simply the best vaporizer on a budget.<\/p>\n
If you have questions about our review of the Atmos Ruva or just want to let us know what you think, feel free to drop us a comment below!\u00a0Thanks for reading and as always, keep vapin\u2019!<\/p>\n
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Vaporizer technology is among the fastest-growing tech in the market. As battery technology improves, new devices continue to make strides in size, temperature, and discretion. Then comes the Atmos Ruva, a vape with an innovative design. Designs on modern vaporizers vary, and the variety in extracts means that the \u201cideal piece\u201d changes regularly. Improvement is<\/p>\n
<\/div><\/div><\/span> The quality level of the Atmos Ruva is good but not great. The magnets hold fast when the piece is being passed or handled, but I wouldn\u2019t risk putting it in my pocket for a hike.<\/p>\n I really like the look of this vape. The rubberized exterior is meant to diffuse heat and it does that, but it also adds weight to the vape, which is somewhat heavier than it looks. For better build quality, especially one with a ceramic chamber, check out the Flowermate V5 Nano Vaporizer<\/a>.<\/p>\n The chamber only holds enough for 1 – 2 hits, so group sessions are going to require lots of reloading. The vape has a short mouthpiece located relatively close to the heating element, so extended use can cause the mouthpiece to heat up a bit.<\/p>\n This heating mouthpiece is a much bigger deal than you would initially think. The mouthpiece is made of plastic, which can release fumes and chemicals when heated. At this price point, AtmosRx should consider including a glass mouthpiece with this vape. <\/div><\/div> <\/span> The Atmos Ruva is powered by an 800mAh lithium-ion battery. This is fairly small even for vaporizers of this size. The Ruva can be charged via micro USB (the package comes with a micro USB cable but no wall adapter).<\/p>\n I found I could get about 3 – 4 sessions or around 40 minutes of vaping before it needed to be charged, which is not ideal and pales in comparison to the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> 90 minutes of battery life.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div> Portability is one of the best aspects of this technology. The Atmos Ruva is roughly the size of an old Nokia bar cell phone, meaning that it can go absolutely anywhere. Though the magnets aren\u2019t suitable for any sort of rough treatment, this piece is still sturdy enough for a long term stay in a purse or gym bag, especially if you pair it with a case like the Zeus Armor<\/a>. If you are looking for a small portable vaporizer with a host of useful features, then the Davinci IQC<\/a> is another good option to look at.<\/p>\n This piece isn\u2019t the best as far as discretion is concerned. The vapor still smells slightly of the botanical matter that was being vaporized. The smell didn\u2019t travel very far, but if you passed me on a park bench, you would certainly know what I was up to.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This is a fairly simple vape to use, but it\u2019s certainly not for beginners. The interior of the chamber has no indentation or marking letting the user know where to stop packing their plant material. An inexperienced vape user who purchases this piece is likely to find themselves wasting quite a lot of herb.<\/p>\n The vibration features both aids and undermines the AtmosRx Ruva. If the vape is sitting on a hard surface, the vibration is quite loud. It will draw your attention from the other room, without the jarring experience of beeps or buzzers. It\u2019s also quiet when held in one\u2019s hand or bag, making stealth vaping far easier. Still, if your vape is sitting on the couch in the other room, you won\u2019t hear it. For those looking for the ultimate ease of use and discreetness, the DaVinci Miqro<\/a> Vaporizer is another good option especially if you prefer microdosing a lot.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div> The AtmosRX is a piece that\u2019s gotten a lot of attention online. It\u2019s easy to see why. The piece is small and efficient. The design is modern and attractive. The features are easy to understand and even easier to talk about. The AtmosRx is tailor-made to attract attention.<\/p>\n After all of the hype, I\u2019ve got to say the results are a little disappointing. Sure it\u2019s a functional piece, but with so many other similar vaporizers on the market, consumers have a right to demand that their vapes be better than just \u201cokay.\u201d<\/p>\n The AtmosRx Ruva is a great vaporizer if all you ever intend to do is vape dry herb by yourself in places where the smell will be acceptable.<\/p>\n However, for most of us, this is just simply not the case and you may be better served by a unit like the Zeus Arc S Hub<\/a> which does a much better job vaporizing your material without the aggressive odor.<\/p>\n If you are looking for something a little cheaper to introduce yourself to the world of vaporizers be sure to check out the Utillian 420, which is simply the best vaporizer on a budget.<\/p>\n If you have questions about our review of the Atmos Ruva or just want to let us know what you think, feel free to drop us a comment below!\u00a0Thanks for reading and as always, keep vapin\u2019!<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Vaporizer technology is among the fastest-growing tech in the market. As battery technology improves, new devices continue to make strides in size, temperature, and discretion. Then comes the Atmos Ruva, a vape with an innovative design. Designs on modern vaporizers vary, and the variety in extracts means that the \u201cideal piece\u201d changes regularly. Improvement is<\/p>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nManufacturing Quality<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>Battery Life<\/h3>\n<\/a><\/h3>\nPortability<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/a><\/h3>\nEase of Use<\/h3>\n
<\/a>Overall Experience<\/h3>\n