Mighty+ (Plus) vs Utillian 722 Vaporizer Showdown

Truth be told, not much has changed when it comes to the overall vapor quality between these two dry herb vaporizers. While the Mighty+ makes use of a brand new ceramic coating in their heating chamber, it doesn’t make a noticeable impact where flavor and vapor output is concerned.

The Utillian 722 on the other hand has remained unchanged. It doesn’t have the precise temperature control of the Mighty+, but those looking for potent and flavorful sessions won’t be left wanting anyway as the Utillian 722 manages to stand its ground with its powerful yet well-calibrated power output.

Both the devices now feature a boost mode, a function that was previously missing with the old Mighty, although the Utillian 722 still manages to output a slightly higher overall temperature compared to the Mighty+

While the Mighty+ and Utillian 722 are both very well built, both devices go very different routes in terms of aesthetics.  With its use of medical grade plastic, the Mighty+ looks just like its predecessor did on the outside, so those that didn’t take a liking to it’s obtrusive design won’t be changing their opinions on the design anytime soon. The Mighty+ is also comically large for a portable vaporizer and will most likely need its own storage solution if you’re looking to take it out for a spin outside the house.

The Utillian 722 takes a step towards the opposite end of the spectrum with a premium feeling aluminum alloy shell that’s smooth to the touch and a lot more discreet compared to the Mighty+. The much smaller form factor and lack of serrated fins on the Utillian 722 make it more comfortable to hold than the Mighty+ not to mention it’s also easier to slip the device in and out of your pocket for easy access.

Both the Mighty+ and Utillian have a very straightforward approach to vaporizing dry herb and neither will give even the most neophyte of users a hard time when it comes to figuring out what’s what during the setup and operation of either devices. 

For those who like to pack their herb straight into the chamber without the use of dosing capsules, the Mighty+ does make it a bit harder as it still maintains that gap between the bowl and the sides of the exterior shell where stray dry herb can fall into. Not only does this make setting up the Mighty+ a bit more time-consuming, but cleaning up all that herb after can turn into a massive chore as well.

The Utillian 722 definitely has the edge in this department thanks to its relatively easier setup and maintenance.

Power users will definitely take a liking to the more precise temperature control that the Mighty+ offers. The digital display doesn’t see any changes this time around but considering how effective the old screen was at displaying and relaying info to the user, we don’t think any improvements are required.

The Utillian 722 might be a bit easier for those new to vaporizing to get into as the simple temperature presets make it quick and simple to lock on an optimized vaping temperature the first time around. The higher temperature that the Utillian 722 offers should also appeal to cloud chasers and those looking for harder hitting sessions.

We still have to give the win to the Mighty+ in this department though. Its digital display is a nice touch especially now that it’s managed to incorporate a boost feature similar to what the Utillian 722 uses.