Electronic Vaporizers

Electronic vaporisers are the first choice when it comes to precise temperature control and quality. They often offer temperature-stabilised heating Elements, displays for precise control of heating and precise vaporisation for herbs with a wide range of requirements. Meanwhile, thanks to advances in battery technology, electrically powered vaporisers can often also be used on the move.

Vaporiser with electronic temperature control

Temperature control is a really important aspect of vaporisers. The simplest vaporisers do not have any form of electronic elements and therefore naturally cannot achieve exact temperatures and therefore the ideal vaporisation point in each case. If you want to work with different herbs whose vaporisation points sometimes differ considerably from one another, then you can rarely avoid a Vaporizer with adjustable electronics. Ideally, the operating temperature should be infinitely variable and precisely adjustable to prevent unwanted combustion of the material.

What should e-vaporisers be able to do?

Now that the vaporiser market is being flooded with more and more cheap imitation products from faraway places, we would like to try to answer the recurring question about really relevant quality features.

What are the real differences between entry-level vaporisers in the low double-digit range and the high-priced AroMed and Volcano models? The first most important difference in quality can usually be found in the basic features of the vaporisers. While features such as a remote control, a complete starter kit for liquid and solid materials and other additional accessories are absolutely normal for high-quality models, small entry-level vaporisers usually contain little more than the vaporiser itself.

In addition to the equipment, another important feature is the workmanship. While the individual components of high-quality vaporisers are easy to dismantle and clean, this is often a problem with cheap models. Processing defects such as sharp edges, unclean cuts or leakage problems also occur considerably more frequently with entry-level models than with higher-priced variants.

The most important point, however, is the vaporisation process itself. Absolute precision is essential here to ensure that the vaporisation process does not result in scorching, thereby negating the actual advantage of the vaporiser over a normal smoking device. Unfortunately, cheap vaporisers in particular sometimes deviate quite significantly from the desired target temperature - a circumstance that is absolutely unacceptable.

In view of these circumstances, we naturally recommend that our readers invest in a high-quality vaporiser. However, as not everyone is in a position to invest the necessary sums in a hobby such as smoking, especially in this day and age, we would like to conclude by reassuring you: even a cheap vaporiser is normally still much healthier than any other classic smoking device.