Today we will take a look at the Hydrology9 NX vaporizer by Cloudious9, which works with both flower and concentrates. We have previously reviewed the Hydrology9 vaporizer for dry herbs. The Hydrology9 NX vaporizer currently runs for $300.00 on their website. We will detail our experience objectively as always in our non-affiliate reviews. For this review, I will take a look at the pros and cons of the Hydrology9 NX vaporizer.
Pros:
Cons:
Recommendations: None
The Hydrology NX vaporizer is a semi-portable modular water-filtered vaporizer. It’s relatively simple to assemble as well as easier to load your extracts. The Hydrology9 NX improves upon the previous model of Hydrology9, which only worked exclusively with ground flower. The new Hydrology9 now features an all-new bundle. It includes a switchable concentrate atomizer kit and/or a hybrid convection flower heating chamber kit.
Upon opening the box, The Hydrology9 NX comes with the main unit and two triangular containers. There are two triangular kits included with the Hydrology9 NX. One is for the extract atomizer and the other is a charging kit.
The extract atomizer kit contains:
The charging kit for the NX contains:
The Hydrology9 NX has an aluminum alloy body. It consists out of the bubbler, the mouthpiece, the atomizer, and the silicone cover. The main advantage the Hydrology NX has over other similar E-Rigs is its water filtration that allows for maximum taste and efficiency.
Using the Hydrology NX for the extract vaporizer is relatively straightforward:
Glass Quartz Recommended for first 3 dials:
Ceramic Bucket Recommended for the last 3 dials:
The cleaning and maintenance for the Hydrology NX are slightly more complicated, explained in two parts:
Although the cleaning and maintenance seem more complicated than the Core E-Rig, the Hydrology NX is easier to clean and maintain since it can be taken apart easily. The buckets, the atomizer, and the glass bubbler are easier to clean and maintain than the coiled atomizers for similar E-Rigs like The Core E-Rig. Overall, it’s as easy to clean as the Dr. Dabber Boost Evo, which can be taken apart easily too. Compared to other similar E-Rigs, it’s not quite as portable as the Dr. Dabber Evo. which has fewer parts to worry about. However, it is more portable than The Core E-Rig and the High Five Duo.
In conclusion, the Hydrology NX is highly recommended for its solid water filtration design, semi-portability, relative ease of use, great battery strength, and excellent flavor. In addition, the Hydrology9 NX improves upon the previous model of the Hydrology9 by Cloudious9, which only worked exclusively with ground flower. The Hydrology9 NX vaporizer currently runs for $300.00 on their website here.
Have you tried this interesting flower & concentrate vaporizer? Let us know in the comments or on our forum.
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