Arizer Air 2 Portable Vaporizer (Mystic Blue)

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In addition to the vaporizer itself, there is plenty of space in this hardshell bag for various accessories and spare parts!

Most recently Arizer introduced recessed heat jets in the herb chamber to improve airflow and this updated design is in all of Arizer's portables including the Solo, Solo 2, Air and Air 2. The airflow improvements of the Air 2 make it easier and more enjoyable to pull those big clouds but the taste and temperature are a tie. By using a vaporizer you understand that inhalation is inadvisable as it may be harmful, and use of a vaporizer is done at your own risk.Today, he stands as an authoritative voice in the vaporizer industry, combining his love for vaporizers with his extensive background in content marketing. You can go from a completely dead battery to vaping again within 5 minutes after you start charging the vaporizer via USB. The Arizer Air vaporizer comes with five preset temps, a replaceable battery system, and a five-year warranty. If you’re still on the fence, check out our list of the best dry herb vaporizers of 2024 and if you’re curious about the differences between Arizer devices, view our Arizer Go vs Arizer Solo 2 vs Arizer Air 2 comparison. If your old tube is broken, chipped, or simply worn out, this replacement Straight Glass Aroma Tube is just what you need.

The Air uses a ceramic heating element with five different temp selections ranging from 338 to 410 degrees Fahrenheit. I wish Arizer would’ve included the 5 button interface and full menu system that’s included on the Solo 2 . The glass stem piece included with the Air Max is slightly bigger, meaning you can pack more herb into your bowl per session. Everything looks the same between the two, but in our testing, using the same glass stem, we found the Air 2 to have a noticeably more free airflow than the Air.I personally think the Solo 2 is easier to use overall because you don’t have to charge it as often, but other people may prefer the convenience of removable batteries and using extras so you never have to actually charge the device. The bigger bowl in the Air Max creates slightly bigger and longer sessions, although in my experience using both they’re surprisingly comparable. While the original Air only has 5 pre-set temperature settings we feel like it covers the vaporization range very well, whether you are a low-temp flavor chaser or like to vape your herbs to a coffee brown. While they both have similar setups as far as heaters and vapor pathways, the Solo 2 performs better in several important areas. The screen is definitely user friendly, though I’m not sure if it is actually any easier than the original Air.