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The Firefly, Arizer Air, and the IQ (and even the IQ's TINY little bro) have easily removable and swappable batteries. The Arizer Solo/Solo 2 have fairly easy to replace batteries. Literally the only one in your list without some form of easy user replaceable battery is the PAX which also...

Unless you create something truly magical I won't be buying it without a removable battery. Both for hot swappability as well as long term replacement. Once you've had swappable batteries on a portable it's impossible to go back IMO. Got too baked and forgot to plug in the charger? No problem...

I think that's exactly why I don't mind the short battery life with the hopper. At the end of a bowl or two at most I'm about as done as they are :lol:

I love pods and do use them. The only reason I owned a mighty for as long a I did was because of the dosing capsules. :2c:

I have a feeling your unit is giving up the ghost and not just the batteries. Unless they don't hold a charge at all that is. A good working hopper should provide thick satisfying vapor near instantly even with an older battery. I've had and used a couple of my batteries for over a year now and...

I've got 2 that work great actually ;)

Nah. I don't believe the meager sales from the few people in the community who either don't know about hopper labs reputation or don't care have been keeping them afloat this whole time, and it isn't like they do any advertising outside of the community so that's probably not the case either. I...

Must be pretty attractive to somebody, because I guarantee without some kind of financial backing they wouldn't still be in business.

Yep. :rolleyes:

HL told me to send in the broken hopper they just repaired for me. Got them to provide me a label this time at least though.

Absolutely loving my nano. Probably going to sell a couple other vapes now that I know what it can do. Here's some flower and shatter mixed

This thing is incredible. I've never really had a vape that you can pack this small of an amount in and have it still be this effective. I should've bought one of these like 5 years ago :lol:

Just because you had a similar experience doesn't mean it's the norm. There's people with hoppers who have been ripping them through water every day for more than a year and their hoppers continue to work fine. Then there's people who receive them broken before they even use them. Then there's...

Got a second hand nano on the way. Should be here today if USPS doesn't let me down. This will be my first plug-in unit in years and it's one that I've always wanted to try.

Irrelevant. Hopper reliability has absolutely 0 to do with usage. Also my previously repaired unit that was working pretty decently has been acting up. Spun the back end back and forth about a hundred times and it eventually got really tight and hard to turn. Now no flickering and the heat is...

Must not be too dangerous. No hopper explosions in the 4ish years they've been around.

My "repaired" unit is just as broken as it was when I sent it in, just in a different way. It was going straight to blue and producing no heat, now it produces heat but the back end gets so hot instantly you can't even touch it. How they're still sending shit like this out is beyond me. Still...

"Every unit cycle tested for 12 hours. Over 2500 cycles." https://www.instagram.com/grasshoppervape/p/Bvr2jAphaOM/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=54v9eazs9ae8 Looks like they're taking steps to prevent sending out duds over and over and over. I really really hope they can get their shit...

Really wasn't expecting it but one of the other hoppers I just sent in a week or two ago is already on the way back. Things at Hopper labs really might actually be looking up for once.

I'm still rocking my OG and wouldn't change a thing about it. :p