I agree, but I really wouldn't be surprised if PayPal is requiring this transparency.I see this as great news. Clearly, they have heard the noise from the community. Feels to me like they've finally gotten their manufacturing issues under control to where they can give some attention to the communication & queue issues.
Can't wait to see what complaints people have about this update.
AAAAAND, we have a winner.I can't believe these guys would actually acknowledge our complaints!
Not sure if that qualifies as a complaint or not...
I like the transparency, but it would be nice to know the number of units on order in addition to just the number of orders. 5200 delayed orders isn't a useful number if a large number of people ordered two units or a storefront ordered 1000 units. It doesn't provide us with with a real view or how much work GHL has in front of them.
That's how I read it as well.It's not clear, but I believe they meant to say 5200 GHs are back ordered, that is the only way the 9.5 weeks to complete them at 550/week makes any sense.
Probably just complaints from the people on here saying we shouldn't complain and just be patient.I see this as great news. Clearly, they have heard the noise from the community. Feels to me like they've finally gotten their manufacturing issues under control to where they can give some attention to the communication & queue issues.
Can't wait to see what complaints people have about this update.
ETA: Anybody want to volunteer to start tracking what people's latest ship dates are versus what they are changed to as part of this new update?
Finally....I wonder if their Paypal account is frozen? Either way this is the type of transparency I was waiting for, I am back on-board! I hope by Aug./Sept. all kinks are worked out and I get a perfect hopper. Until then I spent some money on a FF2. I will use the FF2 at home and the Hopper for the road!
Welcome, thanks for posting. Though you had an issue, nice to hear it was resolved quickly - and sounds like one-off, not one of the usual troubles.Hi Guys
How my Hopper has been update.
Unit is working great giving beautiful clouds of thick vapour back end still getting warm but not hot hot.I treat it like a joint and it is the closest vaporizer to feel like pulling on a fat one, it is special.
My blue ti unit went back to Vapefiend as the cap tread stripped some how. One minute the cap was on tight a check of the herb re tighten cap and round and round it went. After a few more bowls and me twisting,the internal tread was gone and the cap just fell off.
Vapefiend sorted it and I have a new cap that tightens perfectly on my unit. Sent on Tuesday back with me today at 11am I can not fault them I think they are an amazing company and will continue to purchase from them, in fact I bought a Stainless hopper today but have not told the wife yet it comes tomorrow. Damn VAS I am surrendering my bank card to the wife now but who cares I got two Hoppers 4 batteries and a pot full of my favourite erb
Guys how long do the batteries last for u? After 2 months of use im already squeezing 2 bowls from a battery..
Guys how long do the batteries last for u? After 2 months of use im already squeezing 2 bowls from a battery..
if you wanna your batteries to live long, you shouldn't count how many bowls you vape from one battery. Li-ion is living longer if you recharge it after every session.Me also. I can get 3 bowls if I use lower temps more, but that 5 through water is just so tempting.
Legitimate question here folks - how's the reliability been on these newer units? I'm really not seeing too many complaints about hot backends or multiple replacements anymore......
Maybe it's just me but it almost sounds like they got most of the kinks worked out of the design.
Has anyone here had a Grasshopper last for 6+ months then suddenly experience issues? I know we have some hoppers in the wild with over a year of use without issues, but I'm curious to know just how reliable these vapes are by now.
I use a battery or two in a session. Load new battery, go through 2 loads and recharge. Sometimes it's dying at this point, occasionally is dead, usually 25% remaining but I see a difference in performance there. This tells me it wouldn't get through a third. Not gonna change battery every two bong rips, sorry.if you wanna your batteries to live long, you shouldn't count how many bowls you vape from one battery. Li-ion is living longer if you recharge it after every session.
I'm hoping in the not too distant future they start looking into/developing a longer lasting battery of some description. 750mAh is pretty poor. Something like 2000mAh would be nice, although I don't know if that would affect performance in any way.
Though a much larger capacity battery would be fantastic, I think it's quite unlikely. 2000mAh is close to what you get from a 18650(those go to 3400mAh), which is a much larger battery volumetrically. I can see some improvements if they were able to get a big player like Panasonic to build batteries for them but given the minute quantities I can't see that happening.