Oooo you'd be the perfect candidate to try dry herbal vaporizing. 95% of the time those negative complaints you see are from hard core daily smokers who expect the exact same results.... unaware of the fact that dry vaporizing does not yield the exact same results because it is a cleaner way to extract the actual active compounds.

The problem is most stoners confuse the affects of the herb itself.... with that of combustion and inhaling carbon monoxide and carcinogenics. For people in that situation, I actually advise a one or two week "t-break" to let the body fully detox so they can fully enjoy the dry herbal vaporizing.

Prefilled concentrate "vapes" are a completely different ballgame. I equate those to eating junk food - because they taste great and produce awesome clouds..... but they are never "full spectrum" - the extraction process to produce the concentrate doesn't extract "everything", and temperatures used in some extraction processes can actually cook off some of the lower temperature affects. This is why I personally prefer dry vaporizing. I made the switch 11 years ago and haven't looked back - the only time I combust is socially with friends when they're passing around something smokeable - but even then it's a rare occasion (I just hate the taste/smell/effects when combusting).

Not all dry vaporizers are crated equal. Back about ten years ago, there were many cheap no-name vaporizers which were terrible some vaporized extremely slowly (a session could take 20+ minutes for a full complete extraction) - there were even some like the "Atmos Raw" which was claimed to be a dry herbal vaporizer - in reality it was an ecig vaporizer and it had an attachment which would physically burn the herb until it combusted - it was not an actual "Vaporizer". But I know many people who paid $50+ for the Atmos Raw because it was the cheapest "vaporizer" they could find (and there were groupon deals and such offering them for $25, it was sad)

If you're "vaporizer curious" I would start with something like the Xmax V3 Pro or PlanetOfTheVapes One vaporizer - both are great entry level devices which perform well for the price (they are not the best in the industry, but certainly good beginner vaporizers).

Alternatively, there is another brand of Vaporizers made in America called the "Dynavap Vapcap" - which is pretty much unlike any other dry vaporizer on the market - it mimics more of a single-hitter from the combustion side of cannabis in the way it looks. It's not a "traditional" vaporizer in any sense of the word - but there is a reason why it has developed a cult-like following since it's release eight or nine years ago.