Review: Rosinbomb Rocket
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<\/p>\nHow it Works<\/h3>\n
Similar to the Rosinbomb M50<\/a> we reviewed, the Rocket is a very no-frills, user-friendly press. To get things going you\u2019ll first want to power on the device and allow the plates to heat up for ~10 minutes. Adjust your temperature according to the end product you want; higher temperatures will yield more, yet lower quality end product. The opposite is true for lower temperatures. While the plates heat up, now\u2019s a good time to load your filter bags with your dry herb!<\/p>\nThe user guide suggests using around 5 grams of material, but you\u2019ll get much better results from half of that. Between 2.5 and 3.5 grams is the best bet if you want to be more efficient with your material.<\/p>\n
Rosin should begin to slowly seep out. After around 2 minutes it should be mostly extracted at this point. Hit the \u2018RELEASE\u2019 button, power off the device, and let the rosin cool slightly before collecting. Once you get the hang of things, it should only be around 15-20 minutes from start to finish.<\/p>\n
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<\/span><\/p>\nManufacturing Quality<\/h3>\n
At the price point, you’d be expecting some high-quality components used, the same you expect from the Zeus Arc GTS Hub<\/a>. The Rocket mostly covers that aspect, with each piece having been well assembled from quality materials. Though the Rocket doesn\u2019t feel frail by any means, the device really makes you think it\u2019s a bit overpriced based on what is actually \u2018in\u2019 the device.<\/p>\nIt presses with an advertised 1500lbs of pressure on a small 3.2\u201d * 2.8\u201d setup. Though that seems outstanding based on the compact size, I have a hard time believing it presses nearly that amount. From the results and yields generated, I\u2019d be surprised if it made 1000lbs of pressure!<\/p>\n
The manufacturer though does include a 1-year warranty on electrical parts and 5-year warranty on structural components which is reassuring, though many people have reported having problems when contacting customer support for servicing of their units.<\/p>\n
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Ease of Use<\/h3>\n
With such a small device, using it couldn\u2019t be any simpler. Adjusting the temperature, lowering\/raising the plates and turning it on is a simple process. There\u2019s nothing complex about this rosin press, and a complete beginner could get the hang of things incredibly quickly. It’s as easy as using the LITL1<\/a> just not for vaping.<\/p>\nThe only gripe with it is that the plates are so small and it doesn\u2019t press that hard, so you\u2019re going to be filling bag after bag after bag to really get a substantial amount of rosin. This process becomes tedious in itself after a while.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
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<\/span><\/p>\nPerformance<\/h3>\n
With such a low amount of pressure exerted (compared to similar products), you\u2019re going to have a hard time squeezing every bit of juice from your buds, especially from higher quantities. The yields you get are definitely going to be of lower amounts than a more powerful press.<\/p>\n
With that being said, the rosin that you do get out of it is fantastic! Depending on the heat setting you used to extract your material at, you\u2019ll get different results, potency and flavor wise.<\/p>\n
The Rocket definitely does work and you get good quality rosin, just you\u2019re getting a significant amount less out of the bud you crush! If you\u2019re a frugal type who likes to get the most out of their material and their vaporizer like the Utillian 723<\/a>, then the Rocket isn\u2019t really up to the task. If you don\u2019t mind the lack of efficiency and just want some quality rosin, then sure, the Rocket will do just that! <\/div><\/div>\n![\"Rosinbomb](\"https:\/\/tvape.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/07\/rosin-bomb-rocket-overall-experience.jpg\")
<\/p>\nOverall Experience<\/h3>\n
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If this was a dual piston setup with at least 2000+ lbs of pressure, then it\u2019d be a whole other story, but it\u2019s not. I certainly wouldn\u2019t use it if I wanted to crush a lot of material or wanted to get the most out of what I have.<\/p>\n
Even in the long run, you\u2019ll end up saving money with the efficiency of a more powerful press, since with the Rosinbomb Rocket you\u2019ll wind up using much more product than something else.<\/p>\n
The Rosinbomb Rocket does have a few strong points; it\u2019s incredibly easy with little user setup, you get a pretty good quality rosin, it weighs about as much as a large toaster, and around the size of one too!<\/p>\n
It\u2019s really convenient in the case of the occasional dabber, but for more serious enthusiasts, you\u2019re best off looking elsewhere.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/p>\nHow it Works<\/h3>\n
Similar to the Rosinbomb M50<\/a> we reviewed, the Rocket is a very no-frills, user-friendly press. To get things going you\u2019ll first want to power on the device and allow the plates to heat up for ~10 minutes. Adjust your temperature according to the end product you want; higher temperatures will yield more, yet lower quality end product. The opposite is true for lower temperatures. While the plates heat up, now\u2019s a good time to load your filter bags with your dry herb!<\/p>\n The user guide suggests using around 5 grams of material, but you\u2019ll get much better results from half of that. Between 2.5 and 3.5 grams is the best bet if you want to be more efficient with your material.<\/p>\n Rosin should begin to slowly seep out. After around 2 minutes it should be mostly extracted at this point. Hit the \u2018RELEASE\u2019 button, power off the device, and let the rosin cool slightly before collecting. Once you get the hang of things, it should only be around 15-20 minutes from start to finish.<\/p>\n At the price point, you’d be expecting some high-quality components used, the same you expect from the Zeus Arc GTS Hub<\/a>. The Rocket mostly covers that aspect, with each piece having been well assembled from quality materials. Though the Rocket doesn\u2019t feel frail by any means, the device really makes you think it\u2019s a bit overpriced based on what is actually \u2018in\u2019 the device.<\/p>\n It presses with an advertised 1500lbs of pressure on a small 3.2\u201d * 2.8\u201d setup. Though that seems outstanding based on the compact size, I have a hard time believing it presses nearly that amount. From the results and yields generated, I\u2019d be surprised if it made 1000lbs of pressure!<\/p>\n The manufacturer though does include a 1-year warranty on electrical parts and 5-year warranty on structural components which is reassuring, though many people have reported having problems when contacting customer support for servicing of their units.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div><\/span> With such a small device, using it couldn\u2019t be any simpler. Adjusting the temperature, lowering\/raising the plates and turning it on is a simple process. There\u2019s nothing complex about this rosin press, and a complete beginner could get the hang of things incredibly quickly. It’s as easy as using the LITL1<\/a> just not for vaping.<\/p>\n The only gripe with it is that the plates are so small and it doesn\u2019t press that hard, so you\u2019re going to be filling bag after bag after bag to really get a substantial amount of rosin. This process becomes tedious in itself after a while.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div> With such a low amount of pressure exerted (compared to similar products), you\u2019re going to have a hard time squeezing every bit of juice from your buds, especially from higher quantities. The yields you get are definitely going to be of lower amounts than a more powerful press.<\/p>\n With that being said, the rosin that you do get out of it is fantastic! Depending on the heat setting you used to extract your material at, you\u2019ll get different results, potency and flavor wise.<\/p>\n The Rocket definitely does work and you get good quality rosin, just you\u2019re getting a significant amount less out of the bud you crush! If you\u2019re a frugal type who likes to get the most out of their material and their vaporizer like the Utillian 723<\/a>, then the Rocket isn\u2019t really up to the task. If you don\u2019t mind the lack of efficiency and just want some quality rosin, then sure, the Rocket will do just that! <\/div><\/div> <\/span><\/p>\n If this was a dual piston setup with at least 2000+ lbs of pressure, then it\u2019d be a whole other story, but it\u2019s not. I certainly wouldn\u2019t use it if I wanted to crush a lot of material or wanted to get the most out of what I have.<\/p>\n Even in the long run, you\u2019ll end up saving money with the efficiency of a more powerful press, since with the Rosinbomb Rocket you\u2019ll wind up using much more product than something else.<\/p>\n The Rosinbomb Rocket does have a few strong points; it\u2019s incredibly easy with little user setup, you get a pretty good quality rosin, it weighs about as much as a large toaster, and around the size of one too!<\/p>\n It\u2019s really convenient in the case of the occasional dabber, but for more serious enthusiasts, you\u2019re best off looking elsewhere.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/span><\/p>\nManufacturing Quality<\/h3>\n
<\/p>\n<\/p>\nEase of Use<\/h3>\n
<\/span><\/p>\nPerformance<\/h3>\n
<\/p>\nOverall Experience<\/h3>\n