i would rather wait until July and have a solid unit with no quarks or issues. I'm sure they're all as excited as we are to release it. I'd rather wait a few more months, than have something not ready to be release or a shotty product. we put our faith and cash in their hands, now we gotta trust them when they say what they say.
imagine if they released it with issues, customer service would be a nightmare for everyone!
hey.....at least its not August!
most importantly, they are definitely passionate about their product. that is obvious. and, as you stated they are in college, so this is going to be a huge step in their careers. keep that in mind. if your an engineer/designer, you definitely want your first endeavor to be a huge success. if that means waiting a bit longer. i think i can handle that.Couldn't have said it any better myself.
I think it would be helpful for those that are anxious to think/realize/feel/hope that these are pretty young kids just out of college.
Keeping this in mind, realize that, first of all, they are engineers. Good intentions, but, well, they are engineers.
Next, they undoubtedly went in thinking if they could build a prototype for themselves, heck, it's gotta be just a bit harder to build 1,000 (or more!).
Finally, appreciate that they are not marketing whizzes. They'd be filling our heads full of lies if they were.
In other words, wait for a great product and try not to sweat the details that are very likely not important in the grand scheme of things.
Not to be inflammatory or anything, but I don't think the picture you paint is quite the case. This isn't the first product they've designed, and they certainly aren't fresh out of college. If anything, this vape is their pet project IMOmost importantly, they are definitely passionate about their product. that is obvious. and, as you stated they are in college, so this is going to be a huge step in their careers. keep that in mind. if your an engineer/designer, you definitely want your first endeavor to be a huge success. if that means waiting a bit longer. i think i can handle that.
they're doing all the work.
Herbalizer guys.........Didn't they have jobs at nasa, or is that somebody else?
i do believe it's their first vaporizer, so out is probably much different from past projects.Not to be inflammatory or anything, but I don't think the picture you paint is quite the case. This isn't the first product they've designed, and they certainly aren't fresh out of college. If anything, this vape is their pet project IMO
Right. You know how at the airport, they just keep telling you "another hour" twelve times, because they think people will be less upset in tiny chunks? I once waited nine hours at an airport where it would have taken me five to rent a car and drive home.At first the July date seems like massive delay, but in all fairness, I would infinitely prefer they come out be like "Okay, its gonna' take ages we won't have them until July" vs them continually saying that its gonna' be another 3 weeks, then another 3 weeks then another 3 weeks continually until July. That is much more frustrating and seems to happen a lot in the vaporizer market.
Right. You know how at the airport, they just keep telling you "another hour" twelve times, because they think people will be less upset in tiny chunks? I once waited nine hours at an airport where it would have taken me five to rent a car and drive home.
Finally, appreciate that they are not marketing whizzes. They'd be filling our heads full of lies if they were.
Yaaayyy! Thanks for taking the time to keep us in the loopIndeed! We believe honesty is the best policy, its what endeared many people to the project in the first place! We want to remain transparent and make everyone feel like they are part of the journey. I want to thank everyone for being cool about the delay, we know you've all been waiting patiently. We believe this is our one shot to get it right and we want to blow our indiegogo supporters away with the product we deliver to them. Many campaigns end up sending some half baked product to their backers to meet deadlines and we feel this hurts the product but also the crowd funding community. Companies should take care of their backers, not do the minimum to satisfy their obligation and move on to the next customer. We wouldn't delay if we didn't think the backers would ultimately feel that it was worth it when they're holding it in their hands.
Stay tuned for more updates, we'll post some media once we're done the less then glamorous lawyer and logistics stuff and have something cool to show you!
I see what you did there....some half baked product...