So I thought I would try the Hopper again after a few days with the Xmax V3 Pro (and Sublimator).
Filled up the Ti Hopper io, which is really the only hopper I had worth firing up, with 2 legacies and SS io also at my disposal.
No heat from the Ti io at all. LEDs fire up but it is stone cold, and I'm not stoned enough to do anything but write off all devices and the company.
It's randomly dead just after a few days without any usage. It was working before, although it's replacement back-end is playing up so I guess the whole device is faulty.
Now I emptied the green out, and was going to transfer it into the SS to wind up getting a comparison between the V3 Pro.
But I ended up putting it through the Sublimator and it combusted... haha a bit of bad luck that just keeps at it.
I think I may have loaded it on top of a spent chamber from last night, and actually 1 GH chamber equates to about 50% more than average dispensed into the Sub. So it must have touched the heating element, I also have a space heater on so my ambient is above av.
Smells old school in here now haha.
Anyway, I'm happier to have too much heat as opposed to none at all.
With how happy I am with the V3 Pro, it passes the bong test and is overall pretty nice, I am pretty much over the Hopper.
Too many problems, and it has wound up being as difficult and unlikely as ever to get a working product.
I would reccomend against purchasing more or a first unit. It's a great idea, but it is not able to last as a high performance tool.
It still sits in a league of its own, as an ultra portable pocketable sleek potent vape pen, but it sits there because it really is too much to ask for.
If you want maximum performance you will destroy these things rendering them useless.