Alright, now for bubbler review. I got it at like, 12:30 or so, and it's seemed to occupy me until 2. In the sense that... well, you'll see.
So immediately I pull it out of the box, excited due to the fact I've been waiting for it on my day off and I'm instantly shocked by the size of it. It's like, 1/2 the size of my EQ. I'd check, but I have to post this from my kitchen. Too many accidents happen when I medicate and let things simmer.
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Anyways, I attach it to the tubing and instantly notice its first breaking point: the stem. If that were to break, it would render it unusable, and seeing as how it's simply suspended there, it worried me. Another downside to small glass pieces. In my head I'm thinking that it's kinda a bummer of a buy, but I try it out anyways. I start at 200 and get nothing. Looking back I saw that people generally used glass/water at 220, so I crank it up to there and start to get a bit of vapor. I look at the elbow and it's slightly browned, and I'd loaded a bit less than half a elbow. I cook it and notch it up 10 degrees and exhale a solid combustion hit. Fall backwards shocked. I'm giggling just writing this hahaha. Anyways, I decide to load up a rather large elbow for me, about 3/4 of the way full. I also keep it at 225. Instantly it starts filling with vaposmoke and I get 3 super solid hits before it starts to get thin. I work it up to 235 and finish it off.
That ended my vaping, which stopped at about 12:50 or so. I then proceeded to stare and giggle at the bubbler for 5 minutes, then walk downstairs to decide what to eat. Pulled chicken out of the fridge after staring at it for a while. Put it back after it took me about 5 minutes to realize we had no bread. This was after staring at the bread for 5 minutes. These stories continue up until now, where I sit at 2, making mac n cheese and throughly baked. My goodness. This puts major smiles on faces.
Happy with VaporBrothers, and they have a good return service (checked into it of course, just in case). Still, a little disappointed with their return policies after hearing about Arizer's service. Bought my Extreme used for $100, but I plan to pick up a new Solo for $200 in about a week.