I already love the size and lid (though for watertooling I guess it is in the way a little), but I have no problem hiding it all in my hand even when in use. But ofcourse it would be even stealthier without it, I just wouldnt want to risk losing that aspect of the design as I really really like the form factor of this little guy
Some sort of memory would be useful, but I agree I don't want to get stuck with it, bc most often I want to start from the bottom. Likewise about cartridges, they'd be nice to have but I don't want to need them (and sometimes performance can fluctuate with or without a cartridge). Maybe including a small vial case for extra herb for easy reloading on the go? One that fits perfect to pour the right amount in the bowl.
Another thing would be some different spacer sizes, since two is usually too much for my bowls and resitricts airflow, while one can be too little (or sometimes one is too much, so like a small, medium, and large size would make sense). I also bring up again my idea about having the pick be narrow and cylindrical enough that it can also poke through the vapor path for clogs, even mid session. One end of it can be curled a little so it can hook out the spacers from the oven as well (and ofcourse keep it stored in the lid or something).
I wonder if there is also some way to improve airflow from behind, where it enters in from the top of the oven? Though that is also maybe what leads to the herb at the top of the oven not cooking quite as thoroughly as the herb in the bottom? Also maybe having lights flash during heat up instead of just the blink upon temp reached since it can be easy to miss (not a big deal at all though).
Finally, this ones probably not even worth mentioning again, but user replaceable batteries would be wonderful, but maybe tough in this tight form factor? It would just be amazing to be able to swap out since battery life is not quite hitting the max 90min on green for me (typically see 60min, plus another 10 or so depending on temps used), it may have to do with using multiple temps though and even changing temps mid session. The USB charging is great and quick, but for heavy users who might only have one Indica and that's it, replaceable batteries could keep them going indefinitely.
Also not that its so necessary in practice, since the customer service is outstanding, but a longer warranty period would likely entice more buyers who end up choosing another (mahbe inferior...) device bc they get more peace of mind with a long warranty on a big purchase. I think it can be a silly reason, but it does seem to be important to many consumers...
Likewise any way to limit any plastic even further would give some people peace of mind, and perhaps improve durability as well? I'm unsure, but i think that basically the least amount of separate parts is ideal, to prevent any risks of damage. It already does a great job of this, but anyway it can be simplified even further would probably only help maintain consistency unit to unit.
I'll post more as I think of them, its tough with oh so much to like here already!