14mm³ isn't even enough for an ender imho. Sensor is cool and all but it's about the same cost as a vzhextrudort and Goliath or basically any other high-end hotend and extruder combo.
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It is undoubtedly an impressive extruder assembly, but the cost is a bit too high for me to consider it. Best of luck to them.
I wouldn't mind spending this money if it is rock solid and good performance. It probably will be reliable and with the Hermes/Hemera gear issue E3D shown they take care if it goes wrong. For me, it fails because of the performance.
Additionally, E3D isn't alone and their prices are already going to the absolute max. they could charge. Currently, I have high hopes for the Smart Orbiter V3 ( https://www.orbiterprojects.com/so3/ ). The v2.0 is very reliable and the v3.0 finally shortens the filament path and adds comfort with the over the top leaver design.