Air II Portable Vaporizer Review

Damon IOct 18, '17

Arizer Air II Portable Vaporizer Review (1-2 users)
Portable direct flow battery vaporizer

Made by Arizer
2 Year Warranty

The Ascent itself is an attractive unit and feels pretty solid. It’s not a stealth unit but is compact and a reasonable size; however, hiding it would be difficult. For us personally, stealth isn’t a very important feature in a vaporizer so that's fine with us. Considering you get a 3 hour battery and a larger sized bowl, we consider that good compensation for it being a bit larger unit than some of the other portables out there. For clients that really need as compact or stealthly as possible check our compact / stealth category on our website. - See more at: http://vaporizers.ca/blogs/news#sthash.NmEeUL6z.dpuf

The Inhalater INH05 is the culmination of 6 years of development.
It is improvement on the XP and previous Inhalater vaporizers in every way.

The unit is small and compact, we are very impressed with how small the unit is. Dimension wise, the unit is 5.5” (13.97CM) tall by a 1” (2.54CM) diameter, the unit is a cylinder. It is lightweight, coming in at 84 grams yet it still feels solid. The unit uses a nice blue led light and is charged with USB. - See more at: http://vaporizers.ca/blogs/news#sthash.e61NYsJz.dpuf

The Arizer Air II is the sequel to the Arizer Air.

After the release of the Solo II, we knew it was just a matter of time before the Air got an upgrade.
Introducing the Air II, everything that was good about the Air with big improvements.

The Retail Kit
The packaging upgrade is huge, a slick looking folding box contains your Air II Vaporizer and parts. Every part has its own compartment or container, the manual looks nice and is easy to follow. We are very impressed with the retail kit improvement, a huge step forward.

Air II vaporizer and Controls
The unit itself is basically an Air with an OLED digital display. The unit is still compact and lightweight, top quality feel which is standard for Arizer vaporizers. The digital controls are super easy to figure out and the full menu is available right at your fingertips. The menu allows you to adjust your temp, turn on time, session length, brightness and sound volume.

Unit and bowl size
For people looking for compact, the Air II is very small. Even with the improvements, the Air II is still the same small size that fits easily in your pocket. You do need to carry around a glass stem but the advantage to that is that you can preload multiple glass tubes. Just like its predecessor, the bowl is big enough for average users, heavy users will need multiple sessions.

Heating and Vapor
The heat up time isn't fast but its certainly fast enough for the majority of users. Glass, Steel and Ceramic heating ensures tasty vapor. A more open air path and some dips in the bowl means good air flow. Combine that with a more precise digital temperature control and and vapor production is noticeably improved. That all adds up to tasty smooth vapor with plenty of airflow right out of the box.

Pros:

Digital controls, full menu
Ultra compact and lightweight
Good air flow, better vapor production
Easy to load and clean
Replaceable Battery, 20% more battery time
Solid Design
Canadian Company

Cons:

Heat up time could be a bit faster

Conclusion:

For a fit in your pocket easy to use vaporizer, the Inhalater inh05 gets top marks. ‎Compact, fast heat up time, good battery length, easy to use, solid, good vapor production, the works. If you are looking for a good portable, the inhalater inh05 delivers big time. We highly recommend it to all clients looking for a compact battery based portable vaporizers. - See more at: http://vaporizers.ca/blogs/news#sthash.e61NYsJz.dpuf

As the Sequel to the Air, Arizer did a great job with the Air II. A super nice retail kit, full digital controls, improved air flow and better vapor production. Everything you loved about the Air but better. The heat up time could be faster and the battery could last a bit longer but for most users, that isn't an issue. We definitely recommend anyone considering the Air spend the extra money on the Air II, it is worth the upgrade.

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