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I have not yet read anything that suggests there is a pattern.

I just drop mine in the ISO with the stem.

AFAIK it won't work. My expectation is that the programming cable is wired differently as a signal to the device to enter programming mode.

Arizer recommends the USB-A to USB-C cable and charger that ships with the vape. I manage to charge mine with a different cable and some crappy wall outlet charger from China but it is very picky about the charging.

@old-fart You need to turn it on and get into heating mode. And that is only a graph, not a useful percentage. I think it needs a USB-A old style charger. Fast chargers won't work.

I'd call it "last bowl"

I'd opt for that one. It fits a standard 14mm joint so can be used with other vapes than the Solo. And there WILL be other vapes! :lol:

The problem with the glass screens is not so much the hole size and the number of holes. It is very common for the weed to block off one of more holes leading to draw restriction. They do de-bowl much easier.

Sorry, no. It seems like sellers on AliExpress buy lots of items from factories, sell them all, then look for something else to sell. A couple of months ago they were all over. Now there is none. Google image search found it...

I've only had mine a couple of weeks and it is getting a lot of love. This is a very nice vape, I am impressed.

I got a more complex version of that from AliExpress, but it fits over the Arizer WPA. I have since used it on a couple of different vapes and really like it. Just wait until you add an Angus Enhanced and another small, black vape. You can have fun trying to remember how to turn each on and...

The only downside that I have noticed is that the draw resistance is higher if the balls are wet (recently cleaned). It is about the same as the Solo 3 with the stems with glass filters, not bad but I noticed it. I was expecting the vapour to dry them, but that only happened at the bottom...

My Solo 3 ends up with darker AVB than the Venty at the same temperature. It is as if the Solo is running 10C or so hotter. But they are different vapes with different ovens and, I presume, different temperature settings, so who knows? The Solo 3 has a lot of power in its oven. I think so...

As you have used a Solo before, I will suggest adding a Solo 3 to the mix. It is a whole new beast with an oven that much stronger than previous Solos. I can't speak to the TM2 (which, yes, is what you asked), but both the Venty and Solo can crank out the clouds. Done in less than 15m is not...

I recall in the mid/late 80's some strain coming into town that was quickly labeled "wheelchair". Really not a dancing strain!

@invertedisdead I'd be interested!

Try a dry glass piece and the WPA adaptor. I like the stock stems at lower temperatures but a bit hot at the higher end.

It is almost impossible to know what is going on from the outside. It is very likely to be the same factory that GRAV uses. Did the factory re-brand their product for GRAV? Did GRAV supply the design and the factory is selling some "out the back door"? Did GRAV license then to sell these in...

It is insidious. Not knowing about it, I did a bunch of research and decided on the perfect vape for me in March of this year. It was everything that I (thought) I wanted. Since then, I have purchased seven more and still have five sitting here. I hope you like the Solo 3 as much as I do...

My big thing against water is that the devices are electrical, and lithium battery powered to boot, and I am clumsy. I also felt at the time that water steals terps and dry pieces tasted better. I have not repeated that now that I have more devices and more glass options. I probably should...