Best Dry Herb Vaporizers 2024

If you’re looking for the best dry herb vaporizer with the most consistent and predictable results, the Vnety easily takes the crown. Released in late 2023, the Venty is the result of years of research and development from one of the biggest names in the industry, Storz & Bickel.

The Venty uses a hybrid heating system primarily using convection to produce exceptional vapor. The chamber and the herb are kept warm through conduction heat, but the actual extraction happens through hot air convection. It has an almost immediate heat-up time and only takes a few seconds to reach 380°F.

The Venty vaporizer is made from PEEK, a material commonly used in the medical industry due to its durability and longevity. The Mighty & Crafty are two vaporizers that have proven PEEK’s reliability. The battery life of the Venty lasts over 10 sessions on a full charge, making it one of the most long-lasting portable vaporizers.

The Venty has precise temperature control from 104-410°F (40-210°C), with both onboard controls and a smartphone app, which allows for deeper customization options.

Another defining feature of the Venty is its airflow control. The mouthpiece has a dial that allows you to open or restrict the airflow, giving you an added level of customization and control. Everyone inhales at different speeds, and with the Venty, you can adjust the airflow to match your natural inhalation speed with almost no draw resistance. It also has a flow meter, which makes real-time adjustments to keep the ideal temperature in the chamber.

If size & portability are your top priorities, then look further down in this list. But if you vape mainly at home, it doesn’t get any better than the Venty.

The Arizer Solo 2 MAX is Arizer’s flagship portable device, and it features the fastest and easiest loading process for any vape. Is is large and hefty, and just like the Venty- it is more suitable for home use.

It uses Arizers signature glass stem design, which has a small cup at the end of the stem, where the herb is loaded. This stem has two significant advantages: firstly, it ensures that the stems are the only part that gets dirty, and secondly, it helps to maintain the purity and flavor of the vapor.

The Solo 2 MAX has a capacity of 0.25 grams and uses a convection/conduction heating system, similar to the Venty. It has precise temperature control, ranging from 122-428°F, and takes around 15 seconds to heat up to 380°F. The device comes with a 14mm Water Pipe Adapter that allows you to connect it to a water bubbler.

The Solo 2 MAX produces consistent and predictable results, making it an excellent choice for beginners and professionals alike. Although it may not be as portable as other options, it has a long battery life and produces delicious vapor, making it an excellent value for its current price point.

The Pax is the best small-form dry herb vaporizer. It easily fits in your pocket or can be concealed in your palm. It comes with two mouthpieces, and when using the flat one, it can easily pass off as an external hard drive rather than a vape.

The vaporizer is made from high-quality aluminum, which you would expect to find in an Apple product. It also has some smart features, such as a standby mode that minimizes heat automatically if you place the vape on the table and take longer between inhales.

The Pax uses only conduction, unlike the Venty and Solo 2 MAX, which use mostly convection. However, conduction is known to produce a less-even extraction as the herb that’s touching the walls of the oven gets vaporized first.

This vaporizer produces good-tasting vapor and has the best size/performance ratio in the industry. If small size, portability, and discreetness are your top priorities, the Pax is your top option.

The Ooze Verge is a vape that proves that you don’t have to break the bank to get a good-performing vaporizer. It retails for just over $100 and punches well above its weight class when it comes to vapor quality and extraction efficiency.

It has a simple interface with precise onboard temp control between 302-446°F. It uses a triple-action heating method that adds infrared heating to the convection/conduction mix. The chamber is large, with 0.5gr capacity, and is exceptionally efficient. The vaped bud is completely cashed, without any green spots.

While the battery life is on the shorter side, the Verge remains a solid option and performs better than most vapes at the same price level.

The XMAX Starry 4 retails for less than $100, and at that price level, it is an attractive option for new users who are just starting out. It has adjustable airflow, a zirconia mouthpiece, and a replaceable 2550mAh battery.

It has a Ceramic oven, precise temp control (215-464°F | 100-240°C), and it heats up to 380°F in around 20 seconds.

At $100, the Starry V4 punches above its class. While the vapor quality may underwhelm experienced users, the Starry remains a good option if budget is your top priority.

The Tinymight 2 is the best convection (aka on-demand) portable vaporizer. Convection vaporizers heat the herb in a heating element placed outside the chamber. The heat is then pulled into the chamber with each inhale, extracting vapor into the mouthpiece, which means that heat is applied to the herb only during an inhale.

As each inhale is a mini-session, the Tinymight 2 is an excellent option for microdosing and taking quick tokes without wasting an entire chamber. However, it’s worth noting that the TM2 is powerful and can be a heavy hitter when used on higher temperatures. If you have the lungs for it, you can probably down an entire bowl with an intense 20-second inhale, which will hit you hard.

It’s important to remember that convection vapes like the TM2 have a slight learning curve and may not be the right fit for everyone. I don’t recommend buying the TM2 as your first vape unless you’ve tried it before and know what to expect.

If you’re looking for a portable that hits as hard as a ball vape, the Tinymight is your top option.

The Dynavap M7 is the latest iteration of the company’s popular “M” series of dry herb vaporizers. This new model focuses on improving efficiency and performance while maintaining the signature compact, pen-like, minimalist design.

A key feature of the M7 is its 20% reduction in heat transfer, which provides a more comfortable vaping experience, with the mouthpiece getting less hot than previous models.

The M7 is available in two versions: the standard M7 and the M7 XL. The XL version comes with a built-in mouthpiece, addressing a common aftermarket modification many users made to previous models.

Overall, the Dynavap M7 appears to be a refinement of the company’s proven vaporizer design, with some design changes and a focus on improving user comfort.

The Solo 3 has the most simple loading and usage process, yet its performance, features, and vapor quality will impress even the most advanced users. It features multiple significant upgrades over the Solo 2: an Updated display, larger XL stems that fit double the herb, a deeper chamber, and the addition of “on-demand” mode. Both “session” and “on-demand” modes produce best-in-the-class results and are easy and intuitive to use.

While it is unsuitable for users looking for portability and discreetness, the performance, battery life, and vapor quality of the Solo 3 easily compensate for its larger size. If you vape primarily at home, the Solo 3 is the best dry herb vaporizer you can buy in 2024.