PAX Plus – Portable Vaporizer

At the outset, I would like to point out that previously I used budget vaporizers, namely XMAX Starry 3 and XMAX V3 PRO. Right after opening the PAX box, you can see that it's a premium product. During the first session, I did have a small problem with operation, but in subsequent uses there were no longer any issues and I can state that the operation is very intuitive. PAX produces quite a lot of vapor, which is practically not felt in the throat (does not choke). I can confidently recommend the device for people who have already had experience with inhalation. The discreet and modern design is a huge advantage of this device.

Here's the translation, maintaining the original tone and potential errors: This is the first vaporizer I've used, I wanted to switch to a healthier version from smoking and I wasn't disappointed. The equipment is very nice and easy to use, the clouds are pleasant and tasty, larger or smaller depending on which mode you choose. The biggest plus of this vaporizer is its look, elegance, and simplicity, plus discretion. The vaporizer looks like a tobacco heater. Minuses include the chamber size, half a gram is definitely too much for one person, there's another cover that reduces the chamber to 0.3g but I also consider this too much for one person. Fortunately, you can vaporize as much as you want, stop the session and finish it later, but this is associated with a weak taste when reusing previously heated herbs. Other minuses are: Battery that holds less time than declared. They could have made a standard USB-C port because this charging port can be very easily disconnected as the magnets are a bit too weak to hold the charger.

The vaporizer is really well-made with an excellent minimalist design, looks better than in the photos, the clouds are dense, gentle on the throat as they should be. The vapor flavor is good but not outstanding, just correct. It's great that it doesn't turn off automatically, so you can peacefully puff away until the flavor clearly deteriorates, which can be considered the end of the session. The herb is evenly brownish, basically no need to mix during the session. And unfortunately one huge minus: battery life. It might not be such a minus if the description didn't state 75 min. This is misleading, because even at the second power setting we can count on at least 4 sessions of about 10 minutes, and since we shouldn't completely discharge the battery, we get a working time of about 30 min.

Here's the translation, maintaining the original tone and style: At the outset, I'll note that I was previously a Mighty user, so my opinion will be a sort of comparison of Pax Plus to Mighty. I was looking for a vape for both dry herb and concentrates, because Mighty had lived out its days after a few years. Pax is nice, well-fitted, and seems solid. Easier to clean than Mighty. Standard equipment is okay. However, in the most important matter - vapor generation - it seriously disappointed me. After purchase, I tried it three times, both with herb and concentrate, and didn't get even a "gram" of vapor!!! Either it's so weak compared to Mighty or the purchased unit was defective. The device heated up in each of the defined modes but did not produce any vapor - totally zero. I expected it wouldn't be the same effect as Mighty, due to heating method and device size, but not this bad. Finally, I decided to return Pax and am currently considering buying Mighty Plus, or possibly Tiny Might, because that model also has great reviews. I'd be happy to know if someone else had such poor experiences with Pax because the device is brand new and actual performance is lacking. What a shame, because visually and from reviews, it looked like a decent piece of equipment.

At the outset, I want to emphasize that I was previously a Mighty user, so my opinion will be a kind of comparison of Pax Plus to Mighty. I was looking for a vape for both dry herb and concentrates, because Mighty had lived out its days after a few years. Pax is nice, well-fitted, and seems solid. Easier to clean than Mighty. Standard equipment is okay. However, in the most important matter, which is vapor generation, it seriously disappointed me. After purchase, I tried it three times, both with herb and concentrate, and did not obtain even a "gram" of vapor!!! Either it is so weak compared to Mighty or the purchased unit was defective. The device heated up in each of the defined modes but did not produce any vapor - totally zero. I was prepared for it not to be the same effect as Mighty, due to the heating method and device size, but not to this extent. Finally, I decided to return the Pax and am currently considering purchasing Mighty Plus, or possibly Tiny Might, because this model also has great reviews. I would be happy to know if anyone else had such poor experiences with Pax because the equipment is brand new and there's a lack of real performance. What a shame, because visually and from reviews, it seemed like a decent device.

Vaporizer fully satisfies 100%. Using it is simple, it's easy to clean. And the vapor from it is incredibly clean. This is my second vaporizer. It's hard to compare Pax Plus to X-MAX Starry 3.0 but the jump was very nice and simple. I highly recommend this vaporizer because it is useful, modern and has amazing product colors to choose from.

Vaporizer fully satisfies me. Using it is simple, it's easy to clean. And the vapor from it is incredibly clean. This is my second vaporizer. It's hard to compare Pax Plus to X-MAX Starry 3.0, but the transition was very nice and smooth. I highly recommend this vaporizer because it is useful, modern, and has amazing product color options to choose from.

Here's the translation: I've tried many vaporizers in my life: during college, our foreign roommate had a Volcano! What a device, what stories it witnessed! I miss it, but stationary vaporization isn't for me, at least in this time-space moment I'm in. Then for a while I was a happy owner of the first Mighty. You could simply say I spent my first paycheck on it. It was cool, and back then I didn't particularly mind looking like a stoner from a coffeeshop with a vaporizer. The first Mighty unfortunately changed owners under circumstances unknown to me. In short, they swiped it from me. Nevertheless, the device was perfect. But bulky and (in my taste) not especially aesthetic. My buddy has had a PAX 2 for a long time, and I liked this toy from the start. The vapor was less aromatic than S&B, but the differences weren't colossal. And the device worked well, was beautiful and discreet. And much cheaper than Mighty. Today, over 10 years after college, I must start taking care of my health, I replaced regular cigarettes with IQOS, it was stupid to smoke CBD cigarettes in the evenings. And it's embarrassing to cough so much:) I was looking for an alternative. I bought a PAX 2 from my buddy because he already has a PAX 3, but this device is about to end its 10-year warranty, and it certainly didn't collect dust in the drawer. And unfortunately, that's already visible and felt. [The translation continues in this style, maintaining the original text's informal tone and potential grammatical inconsistencies.] Would you like me to complete the full translation?

PAX Plus is my third vaporizer. A few weeks ago, I bought the widely recommended X-Max V3 Pro, and despite some of its advantages, I was generally dissatisfied - small cloud, hard to draw, too short real session time. The device also turned out to be too large to use discreetly on the street. Then I started looking for a dry herb vaporizer that would be: a) really handy and discreet, b) allow me to pack a lot of herb and enjoy it to satiety in long sessions on my terms, c) conduction-based, because I decided that only this heating method would allow me to pack herb to the brim and enjoy it without sucking the air out of the entire area, d) easy to clean. PAX Plus met these assumptions. Although it seems somewhat simplified due to its limitations, even compared to PAX 3, it works perfectly in practice. When I want a long session, I pack 0.5 g, turn on the second Efficiency Mode level, and nothing else matters - the cloud is dense and aromatic, I can indulge until I've had enough (easily at least 20 hits), not until the vape turns itself off or, worse, the herb prematurely loses its aroma. There's also a smaller lid reducing the chamber to 0.25 g, so I can also use it more economically when I prefer a smaller session. It works well too. I can vaporize at home on the couch or in the park, walking the dog, and no one pays attention. PAX Plus has only four temperature levels, which might seem poor compared to vaporizers with full adjustment, but in practice, it's a convenient solution. In old vaporizers, I was constantly searching for the optimal temperature, up and down, seemingly full control, but nothing came of it. PAX Plus saves me from this - I can't detect each component in the cloud by degree C, but honestly - I don't need to. What I need is a strong, deep cloud, and that's what I have. PAX Plus nicely adjusts the temperature itself. PAX Plus is trivial to operate, occasional cleaning between sessions takes a few seconds, thorough cleaning with iso takes only slightly longer - all elements are easily accessible. However, there are some weaknesses - I'll probably lose the chamber lid sometime, as it can jump off when opening. The built-in, non-removable battery probably isn't as durable as described, I definitely can't achieve two hours, maybe around 45 minutes total - but I've never measured it. Another drawback is the non-standard charger - I'd prefer a normal USB-C port, instead, it has a contact connector. If the charger gets lost, I'll have to buy a new one, and if I forget it on a trip, I won't be able to charge it with a phone cable. And one more thing - I suspect it's an effect of conduction heating and a fairly short vapor path in a device that gets quite hot after a while. Sometimes the cloud seems a bit too dry (depends on the herb and mode), which after several intense sessions causes a slight throat irritation and even coughing. Nevertheless, I'm very satisfied. These flaws fade into the background, and I value PAX Plus for its small size and discretion, for being practically maintenance-free, and for giving nice clouds.

Had a good experience with this product (Pax3 and Pax Plus). But the batteries cannot be replaced so it will last 1,5-2 years max. This is to be taken in count when buying this device. Anyway the using is simple, intuitive and the taste is very good. Used for tobacco and leaved smokung cigarrets forever.

It's small (portable), powerful, herbs tastes very good, plenty of very useful accessories. It is excellent for use out of your home. Easy to clean an maintain.

This device feels way more refined than a PAX 3 in terms of build quality. Great device especially if your tolerance is low and need a small amount; otherwise look at the Mighty.