Replacement 12V 2A AC Adaptor Charger Compatible for Mighty Portable by Storz and Bickel Portable Digital Volcano

Works great with my mighty.

The cord length was not too long and not too short. It was very functional and built with good quality. Good bang for my buck.

Went on vacation and realized I forgot my charger. Ordered this, it came the next day, and probably charges faster than the original. Prefect for what I needed

it did the trick

This charger works well and wish it came with an indicator light for charging or not charging.

I got this to power up my little wireless AP as it has the standard connector. It functions just fine as a replacement. It supplies the right amount of power and was easy to install.

It worked for 33 days, then died. The barrel plug is not reinforced sufficiently, as the bending eventually made it inoperable. An "L" plug would be more reliable. When it was working, it was great. But then it stopped 3 days after the return period. The write up says it is for a Storz and Bickel Mighty vaporizer. The original cable lasted 4 years. Lest you blame the Mighty - I have two, one is a backup, and the problem exists with both Mightys when I use this cable. I am going to notify Storz and Bickel that you are representing youself as a suitable charger for Storz and Bickel, but you are not delivering a product commensurate with their standards.

I got this to try and repair a lamp I got that uses an adapter like this to power it up. The original was chewed up by my daughter’s pet rabbits and was tossed before I could get the specs off it. Unfortunately, this did not fix the issue as the adapter did not have enough power output to power the light. However, I noted that the adapter was well made and the connector fit perfect inside the lamp connector. I got the feeling it would have been perfect if it had worked. The only thing I didn’t like was the very short cord, but I didn’t mind that if it powered the light. Really stinks that I can’t figure out what the light had for an adapter. But I am done with figuring it out. I have been through three different adapters of varying outputs and the furthest I got was one at 5V and 2A of output that barely powered the light on. I figured if I stepped it up to 12V, that should power it totally fine. Nope! Oh well, probably for the better anyway. I never really cared for that lamp much anyhoo!