Does it work better in on demand mode compared to the v3 pro? mostly if the heat up time from room temp is faster and if battery life deplete slower compared to the v3 with multiple turn off\turn on and heating from room temp.
I pretty much use on demand mode with both, it does not work better, although it has one small air intake, whereas xmax has two larger intakes, so it is helpful to cover parts of them if you want a denser hit, I'll do that maybe in the beginning of a hit or just control draw to be slow at first... Heat up time is not faster, if anything it might be slower, slightly different, but basically the same... And battery life using on demand, turning off and on, you still get multiple bowls with each (able to load a tiny bit more in xmax chamber maybe)
Strange that you have problems with the taste, the zirconian airpath and glass bowl would suggest otherwise, very strange that it taste worse than the modest ss oven of the v3.
There is more to it than that, the packaging material they use stinks and leeches into the vape, but also I don't know what insulation material might be around the heater, also there is silicone in the vapor path not just zirconia btw, maybe a little plastic, hard to tell what material exactly is the wall that the paper hits in the cooling unit right angle u-turn path... Zirconia is just the mouthpiece and the spiral cooling piece, they fit into silicone. The glass bowl doesn't affect the taste at all, the performance might even be better with the metal bowl I'm not sure yet, but since the vapor pathway is not glass, having a glass bowl doesn't really matter here... But my point is the heater itself is what stinks so that is all almost irrelevant anyway. Xmax can be used with an all glass path and chamber, using the fury 2 WPA which I enjoy, but yeah even stock style it is better with the steel bowl and through it ceramic cooling unit and plastic mouthpiece, the pathway is still fine, but there is still a little silicone too so it's not like either one is a flavor champion...
I guess airpath\oven math for vaporizers work aswell as MMA math...
Haha yeah you see it is more complex than it seems, would have to take it apart to see every detail, but we also don't really know the exact build process either... This is a reason why I classify most artisan vapes as more top-tier performers because of the simple build and materials used, usually evident in the flavor and vapor quality.