Sorry pic was done on the fly and isn't that great, how about LED lights around the activation button?
Say one LED light for each setting so we could keep track of what temp it's set on. How many settings is there 8?
Just my
Sorry pic was done on the fly and isn't that great, how about LED lights around the activation button?
Say one LED light for each setting so we could keep track of what temp it's set on. How many settings is there 8?
Just my
, convection/induction, without torching. 
Great post and in particular the part about Haze ensuring that their products work for the dexterity or vision challenged medical patient. ThanksScanned through what I missed, boy, I missed a lot!
Disappointed in battery difference from v3 BUT glad one can vape while charging.
I misplace shit all the time. My v3 keeps my mp around because it is stored. I should have no problem with the mp as designed BUT I have hands without arthritis or tremors. As long as i IMMEDIATELY re-store mp, i will be good. Too bad there is not some sort of cord attaching it, even a thin chain with a necklace type fastener so it could be swapped out?
Have you any Beta testers with rheumatoid arthritis in their hands, or Parkinson's? If not, may I suggest finding someone? While one cannot design for EVERY eventuality, it is good to know where your weaknesses are to plan work arounds, you know?
Re: storing mp dirty - are you all wiping down your v3 mp everytime you use it? If not, then you are storing it "dirty" as well. Just sayin' Did not Scott advocate the carrying of alcohol pads if you really need stealth and cleanliness?
Do not have patience to cut and paste all ppl to whom I wanted to respond, darn it. Good point whoever brought up v3 path cleaning. I do my best but... in some ways, the sticky mp keeps me cleaning, so it kinda forces me to clean the path. Assume this will have similar issues if one lets the path go too long?
Re: haptic. In the advanced version with an app, consider developing software with a TRUE/FALSE identifier built in for the program to know if the owner wants the feedback or not. Feedback will drain the battery MUCH faster BUT is an EXCELLENT design element to include when considering building accessibility into a device from the get go instead of developing third party tack ons after. If the feedback can be turned OFF by app user, bingo bango, Bob's your uncle - becomes a win/win.
Re: colors. Someone playfully mentioned color blindness. Yeah, the red, greens and oranges will be meaningless to them.
Lights are fun, but they are also not so stealth. My v3 lights are pretty low key. How VIVID are these in the dark? Does it matter to anyone? I have rarely been in a situation where I was TRULY in need of stealth, but...
Looks intriguing, but want to hear from some users. It would be great to hear from a lightweight user, someone who takes a hit or two then stops for a while and goes back to same unfinished bowl, like I do. That is the bummer with my v3 but the advantage with my UD. Also coolness of vapor. As someone who likes low temps, how is it on the low side? Always good to hear about best practices, like "to tamp or not to tamp"? With my UD, no tamp, while v3, tamp.
Nice to see this is making progress. I will not be in a position to buy for at least 6 months more (depending upon my June move and job search) so it will be good to hear use feedback.
GonG mp or attachment would be fantastic.
Thanks to everyone who chimed in. You all thought of things that did not occur to me out of the block, so it was illuminating. Sorry for style - typing on phone while vaped.
Hoping you're right. I agree about the gh, but the ff needs stirring...I'm guessing that as long as you don't pack the pod too full, that stirring shouldn't be necessary. The pods look fairly thin, and the heating unit looks like it will transfer the heated air across the entire pod.
The Grasshopper I owned never had to be stirred and that had a longer packing tube that the heated air had to transfer through. A properly packed GH would always finish a load completely without stirring. I'm thinking the Square should easily accomplish this, also.
I'm guessing that as long as you don't pack the pod too full, that stirring shouldn't be necessary. The pods look fairly thin, and the heating unit looks like it will transfer the heated air across the entire pod.
The Grasshopper I owned never had to be stirred and that had a longer packing tube that the heated air had to transfer through. A properly packed GH would always finish a load completely without stirring. I'm thinking the Square should easily accomplish this, also.
To be very clear, I am not here to discuss or raise comments about the safety of silicone - I've been very clear about my views on this topic in the past. I love my v3; however, I want to buy the square predominately for concentrate use and find myself in a predicament: I will not buy any product with silicone used to cover oil/herb cans that are being heated! I never heard any comment back from @Haze Vaporizers on this one so I'll ask again with more clarity:Read the preceding pages of many more people than yourself who are excited to get their hands on one of these man. Can't see how this won't fly. IME Convection can be used to great effect with both concentrates and flowers. Concentrate use with a convection heated stainless steel mesh pad like in this design is IME unequivocally better than any oil pen for flavor and clouds. I have previously only been able to achieve this convection concentrate experience with plug-in units in the past and to have a product that puts that into a portable with multiple pre-loaded bowls is something IMO to be sought after!
This is not to mention the many flower customers who will buy this unit which will help them in much the same way. Which other vape gives on demand convection hits in a portable for flower and lets you carry multiple pre-loaded bowls inside the unit? This is so obviously indispensible for public vaping purposes!
Externally chargable replaceable batteries would have been nice, but if the USB-C unit gives enough juice to last all 4 bowls fully spent with concentrates at high temps then I don't mind, especially when charging is as fast as they claim
EDIT: To bring things back on track, I wanted to ask:
Does the Haze Square use silicone lids on the concentrate bowls like the Haze v3 did? I find that the silicone capped bowls at temp 4 gave me a headache first time and reliably til I gave up on using it... IMO we should be abandoning all silicone lids/etc in the unit (the gasket on the mouthpiece is no problem of course) of any kind.
I don't wanna try and reclaim off of plastic if this can be avoided!
Yes! SS option is a great idea too. I think that the Haze guys got it right with the Haze v3 giving us both a glass and SS mouthpiece. Both are great for collecting most of the reclaim without using solventsI used to use the glass for my v3, but switched to the ss. I, therefore, hope for a ss option!
What I do not like about the Mighty is all the plastic, including the yucky plastic mouthpiece which makes me scrunch my face just thinking about it. I tried it, did not get why it was supposedly the best and better than my Haze. Maybe because I typically vape at low temps that makes a big difference in how I respond to various vaporizers?
I like my glass mp for my UD and the ss or glass on my Haze v3.
