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Is it true there's less heat around the heating element than near the mouthpiece? I'm asking this because it seems the heating element is insulated with a special material when you look at pictures. So maybe this insulating material could be used in future hopper version to improve the thermal...

What makes it awesome? :)

I have a question. This is the first passthrough vaporizer I will have, so any input from previous experiences are welcome. I know you can use the grasshopper while plugged in. Turning it almost into a desktop. But for this the battery needs to be partially charged. So I was thinking of...

You can check these out. Maybe not super small but it does the job around the house. http://chargetech.com/product/portable-power-outlet/

You mean a working hopper in your hands. :p I'm joking a bit because I agree with you. I'm sure they're doing the best they can to deliver a quality product as fast as they can. I prefer they take their time to deliver a quality product as they are doing. I can't wait to get mine and be part...

When I'm feeling bad a bit about the whole thing, I watch Sneaky Pete's review. LOL

The specs (portable, convection, quick heat up, even ABV color, small, stealthy, efficient, user replaceable battery, full range of temperature, lifetime warranty, can be used while plugged in, etc) look fantastic. The only real draw back seems to be the warmer vapor due to the short air path...

Here's the link to it: https://www.reddit.com/r/GrassHopperVape/comments/3bljkx/ti_vs_ss_taste_test/?ref=share&ref_source=link It is kind of surprising and it's only one user. The warming and heating property can be different between the 2 materials. But I don't think there's much difference...

It's mostly the temperature dial pulling on the Nano, so you want it to be on the table with the Nano. That is on the same level as the Nano. At first, I used the velcro that came with the dial to attach the cord (near the level of the dial) on the "table". At the moment, I'm using a...

I emailed them about the auto-shut off feature, I wanted it to be more sensitive or with a longer delay (since it can be done at no cost for them). In the reply by Trevor testing was mentioned: In our testing the majority of people interested in a slow session did not want to draw on the...

They're not a new company, just overwhelmed by a sudden surge of orders combined with bad luck with USPS. Before the Nano, there was the EV-1/EV-2.

It's the auto-shut off. It's not sensitive enough and too short. That's why I don't like it.

This is the best update yet we got all the numbers and info.

There's still not enough hoppers out yet to drive this thread compared to other FC threads which are usually much more informative. Too many speculations mixed with frustration of the shipping delays. When the pre-order period is over. I bet this thread will be full of info like all the other...

I've just received an email reply from Trevor at the Grasshopper. Basically, he told me the auto-shut off time was carefully chosen. With a device of such quick heat up time/convection/heat, people prefer to take shorter draws (people in their testings). I proposed the change because I think...

It's like crashing your car in to a pole because your brakes gave up and sending congratulations to your car because it has great airbags! :D Thanks for the airbags now I just want a working car.

I wonder if they will include one out for free for pre-orders? I still bought one as an extra to be sure. Hopefully, that means I have 2.

Yes, but only when you forgot to click it off. The Grasshopper is not a session vape, it's an on-demand vape. With time, clicking it on and off before and after a draw becomes automatic. I know because I have a MFLB and you need to pull out the battery after each toke. I don't have a...

When new vaporizers are out there's always small changes added to the units afterward. The Crafty had some modifications since its release. Same as the Solo, MFLB, E-Nano and every newly released vaporizers. Even the not so newly released ones. In reality the crafty people buy today is the...

It's a massive inconvenience and it can be easily remedy by making the detection more sensitive (lower "delta" temp threshold) so it can detect slow draw or increase the auto-shut off to 30-45 seconds. Both are good solutions. Edit:I've sent an E-mail to them about it...