Vaporizers for herbs & concentrates
Vaporizers are used by people who want to avoid combustion and instead get a smoother, more controlled experience. When the material is heated to the right temperature, aromas and active compounds are released as vapor rather than smoke. This reduces unwanted by-products, leaves less odor and gives a clearer sense of how temperature affects flavor and effect.
Here you’ll find vaporizers for both herbs and concentrates. The models in our selection are easy to use, deliver steady heating and make it simple to maintain a consistent session, regardless of the type of device you prefer.
Best vaporizers right now
Usage
Heating
Type
Price
Brand
• Ready to use in about 20 seconds
• Hybrid heating and adjustable airflow
• Any temperature from 40°C to 210°C
• Hybrid heating with convection and conduction
• Any temperature from 40°C to 210°C with display
• USB-C with fast charging via Supercharger
• Pocket-sized with single-button control
• Hybrid heating with convection and conduction
• USB-C and fine-tuning via web app
• Balloon and tube in one device
• Any temperature from 40°C to 230°C
• Heats up in about 40 seconds
• Hybrid heating with convection and conduction
• Heats up and is ready to use in approximately 40 seconds
• Full temperature control from 40°C to 210°C via the web app
• Patented ECA® airpath that can be removed for easy cleaning
• Convection heating with a titanium chamber for pure flavour
• Precise temperature control from 100°C to 220°C
• Full convection with titanium chamber
• Colour display and programmable modes
• COOLSCREEN cooling for cooler vapour
• True convection heating through a titanium chamber
• Ready to use in approximately 25 to 30 seconds
• One of the smallest convection vaporizers available at 7.6 × 5.1 × 2.5 cm
• Affordable dry herb vaporizer
• Five temperature settings from 180°C to 220°C
• Ready in about 30 seconds
• Battery-free vaporizer in a black Stealth finish
• Captive Cap clicks at the right temperature
• Comes with a storage case
• Battery-free design with no electronics or charging required
• Borosilicate glass UniBody for pure flavour
• Perfect for microdosing with an approximately 0.05 g chamber
• 3D chamber for even heating of concentrates
• Modular design compatible with a range of glass accessories
• Up to approximately 15 sessions per charge
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The basics
What is a vaporizer?
A vaporizer heats herbs or concentrates to the temperature where aromas and active compounds are released as vapour, without the material burning. That is the whole difference from smoking: no combustion, no smoke, no ash. You inhale vapour, not combustion by-products.
Because nothing burns away, the flavour comes through more clearly and the same amount of material lasts longer. The smell is also considerably weaker and disappears within minutes, rather than settling into clothes and furniture.
Temperature shapes the experience. Around 180 °C gives the most flavour and a thin vapour; up towards 210 °C gives denser vapour and a stronger effect. Most models let you choose, either in preset steps or degree by degree.
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The differences between the models come down mostly to how they heat the material and where they are meant to be used. Convection gives cleaner flavour and a smoother draw, conduction gives a faster start and denser vapour. Hybrid does a little of both.
On a tighter budget? Our cheap vaporizers under €150 are collected on a separate page.
Spare parts and accessories such as mouthpieces, dosing capsules and water pipe adaptors are collected among our vaporizer accessories.
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Which vaporizer suits you?
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04 What do you want to spend?
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Three ways to heat
What separates the models most
Convection
Hot air passes through the material without it touching the heating element. The cleanest flavour and smoothest draw, but it takes a few seconds longer to get going.
Conduction
The material sits directly against a heated surface. Quick to start and denser vapour, but it needs stirring for an even result.
Hybrid
Combines both: the chamber is heated while air is drawn through the material. Short heat-up time with good flavour, and the most common approach today.
The manufacturers we carry
Six brands with clearly different approaches
Read more about each one, or go straight to the models in the grid above.
Germany
The maker behind the Volcano, Mighty and Venty. Medical-grade manufacturing and the longest warranty in the industry.
Germany
Pure convection with a titanium chamber in a compact format, in the mid-price range.
USA
Specialists in concentrates. 3D chamber and modular glass parts.
USA
Fully mechanical devices with no electronics, heated with a flame. Last practically forever and built for microdosing.
China
Solid, affordable portables with stepless temperature control.
China
Entry-level dry herb vaporizers that are simple to use.
Frequently asked questions
Six common questions about vaporizers
What is the difference between vaping and smoking?
When vaping, the material is heated below the point of combustion, producing vapor without burning anything. This means no smoke and no ash, while the flavor is more distinct because less of the material is burned away.
What temperature should I use?
Most people start at around 180°C and work their way up. Lower temperatures provide more flavor and lighter vapor, while higher temperatures produce denser vapor but deplete the material more quickly. Some models allow precise temperature adjustment, while others offer three or four preset settings.
Can I use the same device for herbs and concentrates?
Some models are suitable for both, often with a separate insert for concentrates. Dedicated concentrate vaporizers, however, are designed specifically for concentrates and do not work as well with dry herbs. The “Material” column in the table shows what each model is intended for.
How often does it need to be cleaned?
The chamber can usually handle around ten to fifteen sessions before the flavor begins to fade. Simply rinse the mouthpiece and screens in isopropyl alcohol and allow them to dry. Convection vaporizers generally require less maintenance than conduction models.