Anyone out there in Vapeland got their Supreme 3s yet? Very curious about what others think?
I find it takes a few minutes of heating with the torch to get the Supreme up to vape temp so you can't use her if you are in a rush. Supreme is a sit down and take your time in the session vape. I also think a person needs about three bowls. With only one bowl you are emptying and filling a couple times and things are hot. I look at the Supreme bowls pretty much the same way as the Arizer Air stems. I just want to slap a fresh one in and keep rolling. When you are finished with your sesh you need to let it cool down before you can stow it. Not a big deal for me because this is going to be a dedicated bong vape. Using the Supreme feels very ritualistic, more so than most vapes because the torch and heat demand you are careful. I feel very relaxed after a Supreme sesh and the 'slowdown factor' is a nice plus in this frenetic world. I do feel more baked when using the Supreme 3 and it has been the first vape I have been grabbing everyday since I got it. I do this all of the time with new vape purchases so only time will tell if it can remain on its current perch.
I feel awkward discussing price, however I must, price for me is a central issue on about everything. I'm a generics type of guy. When it comes to vapes I automatically monetize every beneficial features of a vape when evaluating price especially. I do not feel it is just because I am poor it is a value thing. So when considering the Supreme 3 in my mind it is a 'specialty vape' and this is because the are certain compatibility factors that affect situations. I feel safe using a Supreme 3 in my home because, though relaxing, it is quite the production and people would never understand it in a public park. I know that sounds silly for even saying but some vapes are designed to work in public parks. Things come into play like, power type, size/stealth, and other things determine a vapes category and price in my mind. Anyway that is how I buy vapes and how I tabulate a price. It is all from a very selfish perspective solely considering what a vape will do for me. As a user things like manufacturing cost are very secondary when considering a vape. If I can't afford it I really do not look very close.
So when I share a claim of value like the Supreme being worth $140 to me would be off if it is exactly what you have been looking for. The Supreme 3 vapor production is phenomenal and this makes a bong very familiar to use. $240 is a lot of cheddar, but then again you will likely never come across a vape like the the Supreme 3 out there in vapeland, there is nothing like it to be sure.
Value and cost are very subjective things and should be looked at as such.