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I have mentioned this before, it seems they ended up with two poor choices: Be 100% transparent and go bust, not even providing the backers with a product. Or, do business the way they have, with a carrot dangling two months ahead for the past 18 months and hope they can stay afloat long enough...

Too big, looks like a million other chinese clones.

Ben, trying to catch them on dates missed is like shooting a whale in a bucket, it ain't hard. What it comes down to now is that everyone is hoping the company can somehow figure out what is going wrong and fix it. I think they have been afraid of being too transparent about obvious QC issues...

My guess is 51!!

Read a bunch of posts but did not really see a heat up time on the FF2? Is it 10 seconds or less?

I think it is more of a case of needing to figure out why all the failures are happening. Building more units quickly will just get more warranty claims and bad PR if they can't fix these issues. I have seen people posting that they have had to return 2, 3 and even 4 defective units. That is crazy.

I remember how exciting it was to see the Arizer Air all the sudden become available, been loving it for over a year now. I wonder if they (Arizer) might surprise us with a Grasshopper killer? I have my fingers crossed.

So 4 broken ones, I am guessing if you jacked it up to 4 or 5 it would combust the herb?

Wow, 5 failed units. I find it incredible that the company is still chugging along. I hope they figure it out, I want one but not until it hits retailers.

If the correspondence was to you I don't see why you would need permission. But ya, don't risk them being mad and sticking you with another dud!

Someone on Reddit pointed out that this is likely due to them trying to stay within Paypal term and conditions for accepting pre-orders. They have said next month, for over 18 months now, I don't expect that to change.

I am sure they had no intention of doing anything like this. But if failure rates stay high and they have to keep the business running on pre-order money then things could get troublesome.

There is no doubt that they have glossed over these in order to keep a positive cash flow, but if it saved their business and allows them to perfect a cool vape then I guess there is no real harm done as long as everyone gets what was promised them eventually. I think a lot of the frustration...

But have a better chance of getting a full functional one I think.

Expected arrival June 2019-2029

You probably won't find much love for your honest post but as someone that cancelled my pre-order and am waiting till they fix QC and my favorite shops start carrying it, I appreciate your brutal honesty. I think if GHL makes it, then the GH2 will be fantastic, in the meantime I hope they get a...

I won't re-order until I hear the quality level has risen and a trustworthy reseller has them. It would pain me too much to send it back from Canada for $25 if I got a malfunctioning unit. I hope to have one in my hands by next July/Aug.

I don't blame people for panicking, for some it is the money and for others it is the principal. I don't believe they did not have time to write an update because all their last dozen or so have been very similar. It is literally 10 minutes work. More likely they are consulting with lawyers or...

It is a terrible policy that they do not cover shipping back for defective units....

Yes. They say it is to the users benefit - easy to make sure batch is the right strength and also it takes out all seeds and stems so you are not paying for that. One nice thing is you don't have to grind. I found some really low-cost green house bud from the dispensary ($5 a gram) better than...