@Davinci_vaporizer
Zirconia Spacers or Zirconia loading capsules is the future
The perfect spacer needs to be unbreakable, flavorless, and easy to load and unload.
IMO the 2 biggest issues I have with the IQ are the unloading of the oven and cleaning of the device. Unloading is annoying, leads to burnt fingers, and it's difficult to clear the whole oven without special tools.
Usually my biggest issue with spacers is when I go to reload where do I put this molten piece of glass and how do I move it in order to reload my oven.
If I wait until the oven is cool before reloading it is harder to clear and makes the oven dirty.
If I reload the oven while it's hot then I burn my hands and I have nowhere to put this spacer.
This is especially an issue when I'm on the go.
Cleaning is rather difficult as I prefer to be quite meticulous with my cleanings. Cleaning the oven itself isn't bad, but cleaning the rest of the vaporizer becomes annoying and time intensive.
The flavor chamber and mouthpiece soaking is OK, but even that takes some time.
Cleaning the area behind the oven is doable, but definitely a very lengthy proposition.
Then after cleaning I let the iso evaporate and then do a couple burnoffs, it comes out good as new but i definitely don't enjoy cleaning and I'd say it takes too long to clean for me if this was my only vaporizer.
Other than those 2 things though, there's not much else that I dislike about the IQ. The heater is quite powerful and still delivers good flavor; the heater does have room for improvement though, when compared to the other components of the vaporizer.
The metal case, zirconia parts, and replaceable batteries are my favorite parts of the IQ by far.