My Qaroma, Taroma and Ceroma Review
I've completed around 6 weeks of Q and T use. Around 4 weeks for C. I like all three and have been keeping at least two of them turned on all day. The maker is very sincere, honest and a joy to deal with. I don't usually go out of my way to write a review but I'm making an exception for qaromashop.
Qaroma:
Q is without a doubt the tastiest dhv I've ever tasted, bar none. The terp profiles you get from it are insane. It hits hard too and can produce massively dense clouds at the right temps. I get denser clouds with Q when using shorter bowls but it does sacrifice flavor a little. With stock bowls, flavor is top notch but needs higher temps. If you don't pack large bowls, short bowls would be ideal imho. I currently use an elev8r glass screen bowl and a diy 18/14 adapter as my short options. Qshop short bowls should be available in a few weeks according to seller.
Ever since I've concluded that the stock 3mm rubies are my favorite, I've not disassembled my Q. One thing I don't like is how much it squeaks at the threads. Gives me the chills each time so I've just left it alone. So far it's been holding up well but I am aware of what i have in my hands. It is quartz and it can break just like my bangers.
I personally would not buy the Q if it was gonna be my only vape or if I'm really clumsy. I also would not get the Q if you're looking for low temps like the elev8r. Other than that I've got no complaints. Its worth every penny just for the flavor upgrade itself. A Q is an essential tool for post harvest terpene evaluation in my house now. I've converted a few of my fellow growbros as well. Highly recommended for flavor connoisseurs. Currently sold out though
Taroma:
T is a powerhouse but tastes surprisingly well. I'd thought that the extra mass would perhaps deter performance a little but this thing goes through everything i put through it. I put a small glob of dab into it each day for 3-4 days but couldn't see any residue on rubies when I opened to clean. This is what I use at night for a knockout hit. I don't own anything that hits harder.
Comparing the T to the B2 I received less than 3 weeks ago, I find that the T tastes better, hits harder and has more "calories" for back to back hits. Its close enough but the T squeaks out a noticeable win imo.
T definitely uses lower temps than Q. I combust at above 700F. Surprisingly, T also radiates the least amount of heat among the three heads. Like the Q, I find that the T tastes better with stock bowls but can make for harder hits with shorter bowls. Also need to mention that the T head is very heavy. Could be a plus or minus depending on your situation.
One minor complaint, the T head came a little dirty. Other than that got no complaints and will gladly recommend this to anyone who's looking for a heavy hitter and doesn't mind titanium. I'm not sure if the T is my favorite but I do find myself reaching for it a bit more than others.
Ceroma:
I've had the least time with this one. I still can't quite put a finger in it yet. So far, the C performs close enough to the manufacturer description. Its tasty but not as tasty as the Q. It hits hard in its own way but just not quite like the T. It has its own signature that I'm unable to put into words just yet. I'm also not sure if an A stock version will be better or worse?
For a freebie b stock though, this has exceeded every expectation. I feel that the C has the fastest heat recovery time among the heads. At the same time, it also radiates the most heat. Quite an irony if you think about it heheh. The chips at the joint is negligible and I did not stretch my coil to fit.
Performance wise it reminds me of a vapbong hit, but a little more restricted due to rubies. The C definitely recovers faster than a vapbong heater in my experience. I should probably stretch the coil to get the temps more stable but I feel it works well enough as it is. I may need more time with this one.
The B+ stocks are out but I do not have one to compare. I do feel that the C is an excellent option for entry level desktop heavies. Hard to find anything else with better value at the performance it provides.
