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Wanted to switch to a dry herb vape for a while because rolling all the time gets annoying fast, especially outside when it’s windy as hell and half the weed disappears before you even light it.

A friend mentioned the Norddampf Relict Vaporizer last weekend and since then I keep checking posts about it but people say completely opposite things. Some say flavor is great, some say battery dies too fast, others say all herb vapes feel basically the same after a month.

Never had one before so I genuinely can’t tell what’s normal and what’s bad. Anyone here got real experience with these things and knows if this model is good enough long term or nah

Hey. I've been trying to find a decent VPN for the past few weeks, and I'm kinda lost with all the options out there.

Here's exactly what I need:

works with streaming (YouTube, Netflix – I've heard some VPNs get detected)

no-logs policy (obviously)

works well on mobile when I'm on public wifi

So far I've narrowed it down to:

Mysterium VPN – this one seems interesting because it uses residential IPs (supposedly you don't get flagged as a VPN)

Proton VPN – I know they also have email, not sure how fast it is though

and maybe Mullvad? but I've heard streaming doesn't always work for some people

Thanks in advance.

Hey. I've been trying to find a decent VPN for the past few weeks, and I'm kinda lost with all the options out there.

Here's exactly what I need:

works with streaming (YouTube, Netflix – I've heard some VPNs get detected)

no-logs policy (obviously)

works well on mobile when I'm on public wifi

So far I've narrowed it down to:

Mysterium VPN – this one seems interesting because it uses residential IPs (supposedly you don't get flagged as a VPN)

Proton VPN – I know they also have email, not sure how fast it is though

and maybe Mullvad? but I've heard streaming doesn't always work for some people

Thanks in advance.

Update

After reading through the comments and doing some more research, I ended up going with Mysterium VPN. The main reason was that residential IP thing – most of the complaints I saw about other VPNs were about getting blocked by Netflix, Hulu, or even their bank after a few weeks of use.

That sounded frustrating, and I didn't want to deal with that. Speeds are good enough for 4K streaming, the mobile app is simple to use, and it was around $2.50 a month on a longer plan. No complaints so far.