Arizer Air 2 Portable Vaporizer (Mystic Blue)

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Mighty+ review: the almost omnipotent vaporizer Vaporizers have long been synonymous with alternative . Place your dry herb in the bottom of the glass aroma tube (or load a hit in the silicone stem cap for easy use later). Arizer has brought some of the most popular and high-performing vaporisers to market, with products that are sleek, sturdy, and produce satisfying clouds of milky vapor. Thanks to the innovative design it's extremely strong, completely airtight, and fully water-resistant.

The Arizer Air 2 and Air Max both get up to a spicy 220 degrees celsius, and both get up to temperature in about one and a half minutes, with the Air Max getting there slightly quicker in my experience. Today, he stands as an authoritative voice in the vaporizer industry, combining his love for vaporizers with his extensive background in content marketing. It also means that if you want to take this device around a lot, you’re going to need some kind of carrying case, like the provided PVC Carrying tube, or the Zeus Armor case.To clean the bowl, a quick swipe with an alcohol wipe (or Easy Swab) will suffice to remove any remaining or built-up material. The upgraded heating element can maintain temperature with more air moving past it, so a wide open airflow lets you pull to your heart’s content. The arizer vaporizer features easy-to-use controls and top-notch technology that allows for precise temperature control for you to tailor your vape sessions to excellence. The Solo 2 has an internal battery capable of delivering up to 3 hours of continuous use on a single charge. While the performance between the two is relatively similar, the higher capacity battery, USB C charging, and bigger bowl make the extra dollars worth it in the long run.

The Air 2 follows the original air and it’s definitely an upgrade- with some key Arizer features retained. That’s a rare feature among dry herb vaporizers, and it makes it possible for you to use one battery while another battery charges. If you’re looking for a more personalised vaping experience, you can also adjust the heat by individual degrees (or by multiples of 10).It’s a significantly smaller and lighter device, but it gives a virtually identical experience extraction wise. We need your consent to use individual cookies so that we can, among other things, show you information relating to your interests.

Personally, I would also choose the Arizer Solo 2 over this, because the only advantage this has is improved portability. The steel oven and glass stem work in synergy to create silky smooth yet thick clouds of vapor that are easy on the throat and lungs. Some of those cons aren't really cons to me but they're included because I know some people would think they're deal breakers. Battery Info – Although the Air has a new battery system, the average life has dropped quite a bit compared to the Solo. It features Hybrid (conduction and convection) Heating, Precise Temperature Control, Borosilicate Glass Aroma Tubes and a Removable 18650 Battery (so you can carry spares, or use an external charger, as well as charging via micro USB).This is a simple user interface and gets the job done, but you have to remember how to press the buttons and what the lights mean.

So as far as vapor quality is concerned, I’m giving it to the Air Max for the bigger bowl and quicker heat up time. The Arizer Air 2 can run continuously for about an hour and a half at the max temperature, while the Air Max can run for a whopping 2 and a half hours continuously. But if your Air is getting the job done for you and your happy with it, save your money and spend it on some stuff to vaporize. You can expect to get around 60 minutes of continuous use from the Air 2, which is enough for about six rounds of vaping.The Air II is a portable hybrid vaporizer meaning that it utili