Flavor is mostly related to temperature, a harder roast will have a more popcorny flavor but with the P3 Zs the materials, the excellent low-temp performance and the load size make for just the kind of performance you're describing. There have been others recently that perform very well too at lower temps with excellent flavor but they are designed to work best with a larger load, requiring for me at least more rounds of heating and degrading flavor.
It sure is...a great buy!
Is this for real? SS lite zeal kit with everything you need but a coil stand for $126 bucks???
We should all have one of these.
Zeal kit is probably the route I'd go since it's the least expensive and performs very well(I don't have the SS but Zirc is good). I believe it's in the ~$125 ballpark for the whole thing.
Mega globe is pretty thin glass, you can get better quality from TAG(thickassglass) and others for sure. Best to start with the recent posts here and work your way back, some deals will be expired or sold out. 
I think any of these will do you fine. They all have trade offs, but they aren't radically different from each other. They have minor differences, but I would have to know more about you to help decide on those trade-offs.
I'm not a fan of those globes. I don't have the Sneaky Pete version, but they are all very thin glass. You might like it, but I don't. Have a look at the cheap glass thread for more recommendations:
Either of these is great basic gear; go with the B0 (of the two) because it's a refined version of the TiTi and the improvements are worth it. It's a great package.
Top choice for me; the premium option for roasting smaller, more efficiently. Excellent effects and flavor.
Second choice for me: Great flavor, even roast, great effects. Second choice for me purely because of minimum load efficiency.
New to me, looks interesting!
Probably improved enough with the new perc and passthrough valve; much loved.
Good thing is, you can hardly go wrong.
The ZX is a very solid choice if you like a pure convection device.
Save some money get a ssv vaporizer with ball mod
Isn't the SS like $300 before the ball mod? I have no feelings about that vape, but it is not cheaper than the options listed.
Cosmetic seconds is $213 and da Budda is 160. Add ball mod for $40 or $88 separate
Still more than most of the options, so not sure how that is saving money?
What ball vape have you seen. Ones I've seen are $500 average so either you got a connect or you're going to get a subpar product. I did see diy kit for 300. Frankly I feel like if you have a enail you could just make your own
Also 160 for da Budda and 40 add mod is cheaper and more reliable
You replied to a message that had prices:
Only cost not listed above is the Zeal kit, the least expensive at $125.
I have had no reliability problems with any of my coil vapes. I am not sure I trust your research given the above. Have you tried any desktop besides ones from elev8?
SKO kit at 230.
I have a lot of ball vape and if you looking for the flavor and the smoothest go on the ZX the zirconia and the 14mm bowl do an awesome job. You will not disappointed .
Cool.There's a new Ti baller head from B2cvape. The Tiodw Mini 2.0
Similar to the previous combo head they put out, but uses a 20mm coil, instead of 25mm, is compatible with 19mm injector bowls and 22mm "diffuser" bowls. It doesn't work with the 29mm injector bowls.
They also just listed these 22mm bowls which I'm more interested in:
So is this for herb and concentrate?There's a new Ti baller head from B2cvape. The Tiodw Mini 2.0
Similar to the previous combo head they put out, but uses a 20mm coil, instead of 25mm, is compatible with 19mm injector bowls and 22mm "diffuser" bowls. It doesn't work with the 29mm injector bowls.
They also just listed these 22mm bowls which I'm more interested in:
It should fit over the B2CVape Ti adjustable bowl, the mini2 dropped a couple days after I ordered the OG mini...next time.
