Arizer XQ2 – Desktop Vaporizer

At my place, I was missing an herbal sample in the aromatherapy set. The accessories are glass, so it's worth securing spare parts in case of breaking, since some parts in the set are single. Cloud Bowl is super and doesn't require a lot of dried herb at all - of course, this depends on which side we pour it from. Besides, you can pack the dried herb right into the strainer for microdosing ;)

I've been using vaporizers for 5 years. I've gone through a journey from Fenix mini, through VapCap to Arizer Air MAX, which I still use today. And while I love Air MAX overall, it had to give way to the Arizer XQ2. This vaporizer is definitely worth every penny, and below I'll explain why I think so. Feelings - probably the most important thing. The mouthpiece, whether in a balloon or a tube, is glass. A person drinks beer from a can and doesn't get poisoned, but somehow it tastes better from the right glass or mug. In the case of the tube I prefer, the vapor is very cool. Significantly cooler than in Arizer Air MAX, and can't even be compared to Fenix mini. A full cloud doesn't irritate the throat or lungs. It's really pleasant. The herb isn't packed, so air passes much easier than in previous vaporizers. Efficiency - Some types of herbs are expensive, so absorption of vitamin T is important. Here it's a firecracker. Also a class higher than in Arizer Air MAX and it doesn't make sense to compare it to Fenix Mini. Definitely the most efficient machine in my possession. I suspect it's related to loose herb filling and free air flow. Unfortunately, this is mainly an option for desktop vaporizers, as it requires a large chamber and a strong heater. Here I'd also like to address a minus that the Vapefully store itself gave - "Cloud Bowl requires a lot of herb." - well, it doesn't. The instruction only says not to pack the herb, not that the chamber must be full. You can equally well load 0.1g and the feelings or efficiency won't lose quality. To fill the full chamber, you'd need a crew or be called Snoop Dogg ;). Cleaning - an important thing, because probably no one likes when clogged sieves make vapor flow difficult. The construction means that the vaporizer itself doesn't need cleaning because it has no contact with the herb. All you need to do is throw the chamber and sieve into a container with isopropyl, leave overnight, take out, remove loose herb pieces with paper and viola!, we can vaporize. A wonderful solution, because a vaporizer is supposed to be for pleasure, not cleaning. Set - the last thing I particularly want to draw attention to. Everything needed for vaporization is there, and even a bit more. No need to buy a tube like with the expensive Volcano - both vaporization methods are available immediately. Chamber broke and mood spoiled? Not here - two chambers are in the set. The manufacturer recommends pouring herb directly into the chamber without a metal sieve on the bottom, but if you prefer finer grinding, you have them in the set. The aromatherapy chamber is a gimmick, but I won't say I didn't try it with orange peel and it really works well. If any accessory could be used with this vaporizer - it's immediately in the set. I really appreciate this approach, especially in times when they don't even give a charger with a phone. The rest is simply okay. Nice build, readable display, heats up much faster than battery alternatives. Glass elements are prone to breaking, but glasses at home are the same, and yet we rarely use plastic ones. The only thing I'd nitpick is the silicone tube. They could have given a nice black braid and it would look much more aesthetic. But I'm already inventing a bit, and probably won't exchange it for a prettier alternative. In summary - definitely recommended for the most demanding. If you use a portable vaporizer, this purchase will start paying off from the first use through more economical material consumption.

Arizer XQ2 is a very pleasant vaporizer. I used the portable Firefly 1 for a long time, which is known for its vaporization quality, or more precisely, high-quality flavor experiences. I will compare it to this vaporizer, although I also owned the Grizzly Guru, however, the vaping quality with Grizzly was lower than Firefly. I was afraid whether this stationary device from Canada would match Firefly - completely unnecessarily. The taste is clear, deep and satisfyingly full. As for efficiency - here Arizer beats Firefly hands down. I can already feel these savings, compared to smoking joints, the herb consumption is 1/3 lower. Compared to Firefly, it also produces more clouds. I don't have an exact calculation, but 3 fan speeds, a full temperature range (which the old Firefly didn't have) allow full control over session experiences. The dual combustion chamber (Cloud/Flavour) is the cherry on top, we use exactly as much herb as we need. In summary, Volcano Classic was within my reach (though painfully), but I wanted to give XQ2 a chance and I was not disappointed. Especially since after one balloon session, I switched to the whip and mainly use it. It's a strong and versatile stationary vaporizer that I hope will serve me for years. P.S. I must also praise Vapefully, I found Arizer a hundred zlotys cheaper from another distributor - within 15 minutes of chat conversation I had a generated discount code for those hundred PLN, so their lowest price guarantee is not just a marketing trick ;) I recommend both Arizer XQ2 and vapefully.com.