MonkeyTime
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For the moment, only the windows version.
Discontinued Haze Square
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Zondo
Just that dude
Only Windows 10 at that.
Lazy Lighting
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Any chance for a Linux versin? Only home computer I have.
b0
Cloudy...
You gonna probably have to run a VM
Zondo
Just that dude
For anybody with the Pro version, I would recommend to use the charger they supply. I had it charging with my usb c charger, which does up to 18 watts. About 2 hours later and the color didn't change. Hooked up a meter and seems to be limited to 4.7 watts with the Square. Their charger isn't labeled, but I'm getting an average 21 watts on orange (under 35%). Roughly 17 watts on green. It went from orange to green with their charger in about 5 minutes.
Sonicboom1991
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Raptor5150
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@Haze Vaporizers just found this study from Reddit what kind of metal does the coils in the square use? Kanthal? Doubt this will be much of an issue but just curious 
https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/7zf79c/scientists_have_identified_significant_amounts_of/
https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/7zf79c/scientists_have_identified_significant_amounts_of/
Our coils are not Ni based. Cr coils similar to Kanthal but higher material resistance and temperature profile. We are also different than e-cigs of course as our coil never gets in contact with the herb/concentrates.@Haze Vaporizers just found this study from Reddit what kind of metal does the coils in the square use? Kanthal? Doubt this will be much of an issue but just curious
https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/7zf79c/scientists_have_identified_significant_amounts_of/
vapen00b
Many vapes & accessories. Always happy to help
Greetings from SpLaunchbox Squarevapes from underwater world 
;:
There are easy options to connect the H^2 to H20:
Magic Flight Orbiter whip connects right in!
This is the Tubo whip connected to the Square mouthpiece. You need to take out the glass mouthpiece first. But then, perfect fit!
On the other end there's the 14mm Orbiter connector- detached from its very own whip and attached to the tubo whip. Plus a red o ring held in place by two pieces of medical grade silicone. Nice and reliable fit.
As you can imagine, the tubo whip dry would be fun too.
Received the unit yesterday, took some extra miles but well worth the wait.
Haze has been amazing and Alex went above and beyond - even when super busy at Champs...
Great unit, great company.
People really can be excited for the second batch which is gonna be even nicer!
;:There are easy options to connect the H^2 to H20:
Magic Flight Orbiter whip connects right in!
This is the Tubo whip connected to the Square mouthpiece. You need to take out the glass mouthpiece first. But then, perfect fit!
On the other end there's the 14mm Orbiter connector- detached from its very own whip and attached to the tubo whip. Plus a red o ring held in place by two pieces of medical grade silicone. Nice and reliable fit.
As you can imagine, the tubo whip dry would be fun too.
Received the unit yesterday, took some extra miles but well worth the wait.
Haze has been amazing and Alex went above and beyond - even when super busy at Champs...
Great unit, great company.
People really can be excited for the second batch which is gonna be even nicer!
paytonpenn
Level 30 Nature/Healer
@Haze Vaporizers I had an issue with a double payment and pending payment, what email would be the best to contact, you guys display a lot of options.
Lets chat on PM and i will get it looked at.
vapen00b
Many vapes & accessories. Always happy to help
Hazy day ova hea. Whipping my ass amnesia style... This is gooood.
Great performer, great fun.
Hope to see more from others too!
Trying out to micro dose with liquid pad to keep load in place.
Seems to work...!
I'm kinda 'kick-downing' hits at 400: start your draw after heat up., after 5 secs release button and immediately repress while continuously drawing, until second cycle is over. Finish! BOOM.
Nice little tool! It reminds me of my beloved ESV. This is what I always wished that little black magic box to be.
About twice the size.. But three more chambers, strong performance but most importantly consistent results. Practically no learning curve. Those with dexterity issues might pass on this, the lock mechanism could be overwhelming.. You will need some finger force.
Great performer, great fun.
Hope to see more from others too!
Trying out to micro dose with liquid pad to keep load in place.
Seems to work...!
I'm kinda 'kick-downing' hits at 400: start your draw after heat up., after 5 secs release button and immediately repress while continuously drawing, until second cycle is over. Finish! BOOM.
Nice little tool! It reminds me of my beloved ESV. This is what I always wished that little black magic box to be.
About twice the size.. But three more chambers, strong performance but most importantly consistent results. Practically no learning curve. Those with dexterity issues might pass on this, the lock mechanism could be overwhelming.. You will need some finger force.
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Baron23
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Had a chance to use the Square and I was quite happy with the performance albeit I ran at the highest default temp.
I wonder...not a concern just a wonder....about the durability mechanical latch that holds it all together.
Also, I'm an older guy and don't do too much vaping on the go so the four cannisters is not the biggest draw for me.
But, I rather thought it was a very good full convection vape for a pretty dang good price. I believe I will be buying one of my own soon.
I wonder...not a concern just a wonder....about the durability mechanical latch that holds it all together.
Also, I'm an older guy and don't do too much vaping on the go so the four cannisters is not the biggest draw for me.
But, I rather thought it was a very good full convection vape for a pretty dang good price. I believe I will be buying one of my own soon.
deadlytoaster
Canadian lost in Europe
Anyone have experience with the Haze Square vs Healthy Rips Fury 2?
Also - glad the Square isn't riddled with the issues like the new Boundless Tera is! Makes me excited for April shipping dates!
Also - glad the Square isn't riddled with the issues like the new Boundless Tera is! Makes me excited for April shipping dates!
vapen00b
Many vapes & accessories. Always happy to help
Vape comparisons... We rather talk about the specific vape only in their respective thread.
Just from the facts:
Fury is smaller, smaller chamber, shorter battery life. Hybrid heating. Display. Full range temp control. 221C max temp.
Square bigger, blockier, 4 chambers (each one bigger than Fury's), full convection. All parts replaceable and serviceable by oneself. 5 preset temps via buttons, programmable via computer and USB.
450F max temp.
If you asked for my personal preference, I would prefer the Square as I like the pure flavor much better (no stinks, no plastic, much better silicone). It's not as super portable as the f2 thigh and more parts to clean when doing a deep clean.
TL;DR
Different animals.
Just from the facts:
Fury is smaller, smaller chamber, shorter battery life. Hybrid heating. Display. Full range temp control. 221C max temp.
Square bigger, blockier, 4 chambers (each one bigger than Fury's), full convection. All parts replaceable and serviceable by oneself. 5 preset temps via buttons, programmable via computer and USB.
450F max temp.
If you asked for my personal preference, I would prefer the Square as I like the pure flavor much better (no stinks, no plastic, much better silicone). It's not as super portable as the f2 thigh and more parts to clean when doing a deep clean.
TL;DR
Different animals.
deadlytoaster
Canadian lost in Europe
Flavor and vapor quality was kind of exactly what I was wondering about! In terms of steps, would you consider it be Fury<Square<Mighty for vapor quality?
Trying to decide between the three and while size isn't hugely important, I'd prefer a smaller form-factor and on-demand.
Thanks you!
Trying to decide between the three and while size isn't hugely important, I'd prefer a smaller form-factor and on-demand.
Thanks you!
If you want on demand scrap the mighty because it's a session vape. I don't own a Fury but doesn't it require a longer warm up period? For that reason alone you might prefer the Square.
On demand
MonkeyTime
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I have all three, Fury 2, Mighty and Square.
Each are very strong units and if you don't have a lot to compare to, would probably make you very happy.
Each have their perks, the Mighty may still be the best all around, but it is full session IMO. Was the first I reached for before I got a F2.
The F2 is now my go to portable. It's the fastest heat up time, gives great results, battery works fine for me for a normal day..... It's very impressive before you take it's size into consideration, but it's also a session vape that can be coaxed into close to on demand.
The Square is truly on demand which alone sets it apart from the other two. The battery must hold out fine because I think I've only checked it once or twice since I've had it (at the beginning). The vapor is very cool, even at higher temps. The four chambers is either great or a PITA depending on how you're using it, it can be a messy vape. I'm picking up small things about it as I use it more, most of them good. I did a deep cleaning on it this morning and realized as I pulled silicone apart that one of the filters had a lot of duff where it shouldn't have been. Last time I put it together I must not have seated it properly, I wonder how it affected performance.
The one thing that does get to me about this one is the mouthpiece. It could be a touch longer, very minor gripe. It cools the vapor very well, love it for that! I consider the fit a fail. The other day, with the unit cold, I ended up turning it upside down as I looked at the chamber dots, and it fell out. Nothing attached, not moving fast, just fell out. It's also loose during use, I never feel like it's secure.
All in all, I really like the Square and have enjoyed getting to know it. I think there's more to learn, but I'm already satisfied. It does everything well and has a battery to back it up the way I use it.
Typical session - ~.15g in one "session" starting at 380F taking from 5 sec to full timeout draws at a moderate speed for about 6-8 pulls and then finishing off at 415F with the same draws above until it's done. No stirring, even ABV, I think it's a very strong extractor.
**Edit - I keep seeing 450F as the highest temp. I have a Pro and have gone into the settings multiple times, and the highest I can get the sliders to go is 430F, am I missing something?
Each are very strong units and if you don't have a lot to compare to, would probably make you very happy.
Each have their perks, the Mighty may still be the best all around, but it is full session IMO. Was the first I reached for before I got a F2.
The F2 is now my go to portable. It's the fastest heat up time, gives great results, battery works fine for me for a normal day..... It's very impressive before you take it's size into consideration, but it's also a session vape that can be coaxed into close to on demand.
The Square is truly on demand which alone sets it apart from the other two. The battery must hold out fine because I think I've only checked it once or twice since I've had it (at the beginning). The vapor is very cool, even at higher temps. The four chambers is either great or a PITA depending on how you're using it, it can be a messy vape. I'm picking up small things about it as I use it more, most of them good. I did a deep cleaning on it this morning and realized as I pulled silicone apart that one of the filters had a lot of duff where it shouldn't have been. Last time I put it together I must not have seated it properly, I wonder how it affected performance.
The one thing that does get to me about this one is the mouthpiece. It could be a touch longer, very minor gripe. It cools the vapor very well, love it for that! I consider the fit a fail. The other day, with the unit cold, I ended up turning it upside down as I looked at the chamber dots, and it fell out. Nothing attached, not moving fast, just fell out. It's also loose during use, I never feel like it's secure.
All in all, I really like the Square and have enjoyed getting to know it. I think there's more to learn, but I'm already satisfied. It does everything well and has a battery to back it up the way I use it.
Typical session - ~.15g in one "session" starting at 380F taking from 5 sec to full timeout draws at a moderate speed for about 6-8 pulls and then finishing off at 415F with the same draws above until it's done. No stirring, even ABV, I think it's a very strong extractor.
**Edit - I keep seeing 450F as the highest temp. I have a Pro and have gone into the settings multiple times, and the highest I can get the sliders to go is 430F, am I missing something?
vapen00b
Many vapes & accessories. Always happy to help
I asked Alex about it via PM. Will share his info.
IMO it's a software slider bug. You should be able to restore 450F when you click the default button.. You might need to adjust the other sliders, but leave the highest one as it is.
MonkeyTime
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Ahh, thanks! I'm off to try that. I've tried some rosin in it on the pads, but the 430F just wasn't cutting it.
Raptor5150
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I dont understand this.. I regularly do rosin dabs plus a bed of flower in my mighty at 375 and it always vapes the rosin thoroughly.. Do you really need it to be at 450 or is that just the case since its pure convection?