Arizer Solo: Battery Charging Tips
Pros
- Vapor path made from borosilicate glass
- Use while charging
- Lifetime warranty on the heating element
- Seven fixed steps from 50 to 210 °C
Cons
- Heating time of up to 2.5 minutes on the highest setting
- Weighs 217 g
- Fixed heat settings only, no precise degree-by-degree adjustment
Battery Charging Tips for the Solo. You can find the complete overview on the main page.
Battery Charging Tips
Arizer states approximately 5 to 10 sessions per charge, or around one to two hours of continuous use. Charging takes three to four hours, and longer when used simultaneously: the Solo can be used whilst charging.
Arizer does not specify a capacity in mAh. Replacement batteries are sold by Arizer on request, and they recommend only official Solo batteries. After twelve minutes, the Solo switches off automatically.
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Depending on the level: 15 seconds for 50 °C, one minute for 185 °C, and two and a half minutes for 210 °C (Arizer, 2012).
Seven fixed levels: 50, 185, 190, 195, 200, 205, and 210 °C.
Yes. Arizer calls this "Use While Charging".
According to Arizer, approximately 5 to 10 sessions or one to two hours of continuous use. Charging takes three to four hours.
Lifetime coverage for the heating element, two years for defects in materials and workmanship, one year for the battery. Glass is excluded.
217 g with a height of 113 mm and a diameter of 46 mm.
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