I can definitely see the Cloud being the reigning king of vapes in a year.
It seems that the extended prelaunch was sloppy in many ways IMO. Things like the glitch that limits same packaging ordering still irks me (as it almost-certainly irks the VXC crew too).
However, these issues seem to have stemmed from an unwavering standard of perfection in the design/production of the Cloud, complicated by their effort to keep the public in the loop about every detail possible while navigating the start-up process as new business owners (which results in them juggling the responsibilities of resolving issues AND fielding inquiries about what is going on).
The approach of VX is unique, as is their product. Their approach IMO definitely created additional hassles for the VXC crew, but resulted in them having a great customer support structure in development, close relationships with a loyal consumer base (in addition to a revolutionary and superior design for the Cloud itself).
So, no, VapeXhale is not Apple, and the Cloud is not an I Pad. VXs approach did not seem to be the easiest route. How it will pay off?...time will tell, right?
I personally can't wait to see the unit be ready for instant purchase ( and then to see VX connecting with online resellers who can redistribute to walk-in stores). That will create income for R&D!
I retract my initial comment about the Cloud being king in a year...IMO the Cloud already is king!
Toke it easy and enjoy the Clouds.