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I’m not so much addressing that aspect of a session vape. I’m more thinking that if I’m not looking to extract everything in a single hit, which appears to be the main attraction for a lot of people, the Anvil will keep cooking my weed. In that way it seems like more of a session vape with a...

So really, this is a session vape.

But is the weed being heated for that whole time, or only if I’m pulling air through it? That’s always been my main trouble with the Mighty.

You can cancel at any time, yes, but there’s a limited number of slots and once they’re full you won’t be able to join unless someone cancels. So I guess you could join, get one delivery, and cancel.

I’ve had the last 3 mixes and I like them a lot. He’s gone to a subscription model for the mixes.

I would not get too excited about this. It’s a single study and it was in vitro (petri dish) rather than in vivo (human subjects.) Still, promising.

So is this more of a session vape? If I heat till the snap, take a hit and then wait 15 minutes, what happens? Does the chamber continue to cook the weed? Or is it pure convection?

My normal practice is to take intermittent hits, not looking to finish a bowl in one hit. Most of my vapes are convection on demand. Does the Anvil fit this use case? It sounds from what I'm reading here like either you get one enormous hit or 2 or 3 hits over the course of s ingle heat cycle...

I don’t know that it’s all that embarrassing for them. They’re jumping on this idea, they’ll probably have their implementation quicker to market. They claim to be doing the development in the open, and they have a huge customer base. I’d buy an Anvil if one were available, but there are none...

So how do I get in on this?

There are a lot of businesses in this space that could learn a LOT from @VGOODIEZ wrt solid customer service.

Rose gold.

I dunno. Dynavap is pretty clever in coming up with small variations on the product that appeal both to collectors and entry-level types: the perforated caps (someone tried to sell me a snowflake cap for 40 USD this am,) the 2-tone cocobolo Vongs, the VongBong bundle, the staggered releases of...

Plus “Unknowns” is misspelled.

Plus there’s a QR code on the top of the cap.

I was thinking more along the lines of things like the dotLeaf, or yes, the TM. Box mods do have upgradeable firmware, but that's not specific to Tubo, for example Arctic Fox or Red Panda.

I’d still like to see a company in this space ship a device with user-upgradable firmware.

Yeah, I wondered about the wisdom of just rolling changes into production. Wouldn’t it make determining problems with returned devices more difficult? Or maybe not if they’re just replacing RMA’d units anyway…

I recently bought both the WPA and glass mouthpiece and want to break them down for cleaning, but I am having a hell of a time getting the rubber piece to come out of either of them. Are they not meant to be disassembled?

I think there's a big difference between a package getting lost in the mail and sending out a piece with a glaring defect. This is not a case of "shipping angst" and I think it's disingenous of you to claim otherwise. I think I've made 3 posts critical of my customer experience with Gooroo...