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Found an answer to this in an almost ten year old post from René.

Thanks for your reply. I honestly don't think I overheated for waaay too long... though I'm not sure how long that would be. Before seeing the colours I had had heated it several times, at max ~2 seconds past the click and reheated only after it clicked back. There was definitely no let's say...

Normal, I'd say. Do you also have those chipped of parts on the ring below the pin?

What else could it be? After a quick research I applied some Ketchup :D to one third of the pan and let it sit for a couple minutes. Not easy to capture but it got rid of most of the colours. Kinda cleaned part Other part for reference in same lighting

Why?... Na, no resin, I'm pretty sure it's an oxidation. As René himself wrote the gold was just introduced for aesthetic purposes. However I'm surprised the gold plating didn't "block" it as I obviously didn't scratch it off or cleaned with anything that would (just iso and qtip/paper). As in...

Managed to create some patina on my Click. Anyone else's pan looks like this? Any concerns?

I guess it looks a little more dramatic in that picture as the bowl is missing. I thought some traces around the nozzles are rather normal - why shouldn't that happen as they obviously get hot? Mine shows something similar. I've only used a single torch, heated it a little past the click some...

Alright, makes sense, how about getting gunked though? This also addresses one point I forgot to mention. When ordering I also got the glass mouthpiece as I expected the standard to easily be harsh and hot. Just to discover it totally isn't, which is amazing - and surprising. Edit: Ah, one more...

As long as your not set on having a battery powered device, I'd like to recommend what I've discovered way too late, a great tasting, portable which is great for (quick) microdosing: the Vapman Click. You can get it for under 100 and just need a torch to get it going. Maybe also worth a look for...

So, I'm super late to the party. I've no idea how I've overlooked the Vapman for so many years. Anyway, when I finally really had a look at it after having read about it in many different spots, I didn't take long to order a CherryClick. It's my first torch powered device and wow, am I...

Cool packaging 👍 Wow, that heatup time decreased quite a bit, relating to first posts. I mean technically ~2 seconds is under 20, but yeah :) Gotta say that silver dial sticks out a little too much colorwise as the lower part seems to have darkened. But yeah, just my aesthetic judging from that...

This could only be different to my suggested distinction above if one would believe heat super quickly dissipates after releasing that button. Otherwise the difference is that "session" keeps that 'button' pressed for me, while in "on demand" I need to apply pressure. :)) Anyway, all good...

You were right I really don't understand the difference. Or put another way, the distinction doesn't make sense to me. You just replied "no", it shall not have to do with power on/off. It's supposed to have to do with the heater being controlled. In that sense I'd say "on demand" describes a...

Thanks for trying to clarify. So basically any device can be called that or have that function. I can power off any electric vape by the use of a button. Right?

Mod note: this question and discussion were moved from the Limelight Frolic thread. However, one major difference seems to be the rapid heatup time though. Also not really sure what 'on demand mode' in the Frolic is supposed to be about. To me that isn't too important and I can only see that...