I would be genuinely shocked if that happened.
I’ve thrown them in the air as high as I can toss them, watching them directly come slamming down onto concrete and never seen one break. Repeated the experiment 6 times, at least 15-20 foot drops back in February.
If yours actually broke that’s pretty bad timing after I’ve been talking about never having a single ceramic failure. Do you mean the ceramic broke, or the beads fell out? Or is this just foreshadowing that you don’t want these vapes discontinued? I admit I’m not entirely sure how to decrypt the message but I’m hoping it’s not describing a failure.
Thanks for rocking with me since the beginning bro! Appreciate the love and support!!
zirconia is definitely where it’s at, Z Tribe Rize Up
Sometimes I think it’s because they’re never in stock that people look past them, although that’s never affected the Lamart stuff or the Nomad, so I don’t know. My honest assessment is there’s so many ball vapes now that I don’t exactly know how a shopper even makes a decision. Every time I put myself in their position I imagine it mostly comes down to popularity or price and I’m not winning either of those contests so I kinda get it.
ZX owners would definitely buy a wireless ZX, but I think the real question is would a wireless ZX be more popular to people that aren’t already in the Z Tribe, or just something that resonates with existing owners?
I honestly think the biggest competition to the ZX is not so much other desktop/ball vapes, but more so portables and cordless stuff that people are going to buy first to try and avoid buying a desktop.
I see this all the time, people will purchase $1000 worth of popular portables and still be unsatisfied, but the whole plug-in vape station idea turns them off so they avoid these kinds of devices.
I fully understand that deep down, nobody wants to be plugged into a wall to get medicated, it’s just that the unlimited power delivery still blows away everything else that doesn’t IMHO.