Dry herb vaporization technology moves fast, in fact we started Ritual Colorado because we felt that Denver wasn’t keeping up with the awesome developments. To help you keep up with the latest, here is our favorite portable dry herb vapes of 2025! We’ve split the list (just like our inventory) between portable and desktop devices to help you find exactly what you’re looking for. Check out the 2025 desktop list here. Let us know what you’re currently enjoying and as always if you ever have any questions. Happy vaping!

Best Portable Dry Herb Vapes 2025:

Solo III

• Manufacturer: Arizer
• Category: Best New Vaporizer
• Price: $325
• Charger Type: USB-C

The latest iteration of the already popular Solo series from Arizer comes in with a bang! For us, Arizer has always offered high quality devices that extract well and provide excellent flavor. However, we've felt in the past that they were limited by the bowl size and maximum power of the heater. For lower tolerance users they excelled, but it was difficult to get a really big rip. Well, those complaints are a thing of the past with the new Solo III which comes with a much bigger heater and includes two XL bowls to complement the two regular bowls.

Enjoy with either session or on-demand mode and get the most out of your flower with the new Solo III. The FOUR included stems (regular stem & WPA, XL stem & WPA) give you an insane number of options for how to session while the buttons and interface are simple to use.

The primary downsides of the Solo III are that the stems are separate from the body of the device. While it does make reloading on the go easy and provides excellent flavor, it also means you have to transport multiple pieces which isn't always ideal. There are definitely advantages to the stem system so it really comes down to personal preference, but at $325 this is a heavy hitting portable ready to get you blasted!

Venty Vaporizer

• Manufacturer: Storz & Bickel
• Category: Best Overall Vaporizer
• Price: $450
• Charger Type: USB-C

The latest offering from dry herb powerhouses Storz & Bickel, the Venty represents one of the greatest portable vaporizer options. Upgrades from the still popular Mighty+ include a 20-second heat up time and adjustable airflow which can be opened up significantly for a powerful draw. Additionally we find the updated shape (which is more narrow but a little thicker and taller) to be easy to hold.

Featuring a new supercharger functionality which provides 80% battery charge in 40 minutes as well as Bluetooth and a WebApp functionality for a modern vaporization experience. But most importantly, and our ultimate criteria for selection, the thing just rips. We're big fans of the upgraded heater and opened airflow offering a high quality hit from a portable device. We're really enjoying our Ventys and that's why we chose is as our best overall vaporizer in the portable category for 2024.

The primary downsides of the Venty are the price point and size. While it is larger than other portable options on the list, we don't find it to be a burden. For us it really comes down to if you're able to stomach the price point, because from a performance standpoint we love how easy to use the Venty is while providing powerful hits.

XMAX V3 PRO

• Manufacturer: XMAX
• Category: Best Intro Vaporizer - Battery
  
• Price: $100
• Charger Type: USB-C

We’ve been spending a lot of time with our V3 PROs this year and have found them to be a super reliable option available at a competitive price point. While lacking some of the refinement of a Storz & Bickel device, what you get for $100 is really quite impressive. A magnetic mouthpiece that's easy to open and close, a screen displaying set temperatures and battery life, and most importantly a discreet and pocketable package that is easy to travel with.

I personally have been using mine primarily for higher risk activities where it has held up great! Always a companion in my backpack for skiing, biking and hiking the XMAX V3 PRO is a great all-around device that offers clean vapor and easy functionality, even for brand new users. Like all our battery-powered portable dry herb vaporizers we like to pair it up with dosing caps which make it easy to reload on-the-go and keep the oven clean for longer.

The primary downsides of the V3 PRO are the lack of refinement (i.e. 5 clicks needed to power on) and a slight compromise in vapor flavor compared to the offerings from Storz & Bickel and Arizer. However, by upgrading to a glass mouthpiece (as we do on pretty much all our devices) you can improve the flavor a bit. We think at $100 the V3 PRO represents one of the best entry points to a battery-powered dry herb vaporizer.

Arizer Air MAX

• Manufacturer: Arizer
• Category: Best Flavor Vaporizer
  
• Price: $190
• Charger Type: USB-C

The Air MAX, like all Arizer portable devices, provides outstanding flavor and easy cleaning. The massive 26650 battery is easily removable and swappable, although it provides a substantial number of sessions on a single charge. It is worth noting that you have to travel with the stems held inside their included plastic tubes to keep everything safe, so you do have multiple pieces to keep track of. We do like the included rubber stoppers in the travel tube which allows you to pre-pack a bowl for easy on-the-go swapping.

Each Air MAX includes a glass aroma tube (stem), a 14mm water-pipe adapter aroma tube, and a glass aroma dish. This gives you tons of options for how to enjoy your device! We're big fans of the water pipe adapter for smooth water filtered hits. It's also fun to see the screen invert with the device when you flip it upside down, just another refined touch on an impressive dry herb vaporizer.

The primary downsides of the Air MAX include the necessity to travel with multiple separate pieces and the fact that the heater may be underpowered for high-tolerance users looking for big rips. The bowls on the end of the glass aroma tubes are also smaller than some of the other options here, although they're quite easy to clean and the included travel tubes let you carry a fully loaded bowl on the go.

Crafty+

• Manufacturer: Storz & Bickel
  
• Category: Best Everyday Vaporizer
  
• Price: $280
• Charger Type: USB-C

The younger sibling of the Storz & Bickel family, the Crafty+ offers the same performance you've come to expect. Available in a convenient palm-able size, the Crafty+ sacrifices the screen and a bit off battery life compared to the Mighty+. However, the bowl size is identical and the ceramic heater provides a refined experience and clean flavor. We think the Crafty+ is also a great option for new users looking for simplicity. It's a great device to give your mom because it's easy to use, easy to clean and will provide satisfying vapor without any learning curve.

As our everyday device, and this year's Best Everday Vaporizer, we love pairing our Crafty+ with dosing caps which help keep the oven clean for longer and make swapping bowls on the go super easy! We're also fans of popping a water pipe adapter on in place of the cooling unit for water filtered hits when at home.

The primary downsides of the Crafty+ are the limited battery life and lack of a screen. You are able to control the Crafty+ from the WebApp for precise temperature control, but from the button on the device you have more limited selection of five pre-set temperatures.

Dynavap The "B"

• Manufacturer: Dynavap
• Category: Best Intro Vaporizer - Torch
• Price: $40
• Heat Source: Butane Torch, Induction Heater, Alcohol Lamp & More

The "B" from analog dry herb vaporization experts Dynavap is an awesome device pairing entry-level prices with top quality vapor production (after a brief learning curve). We're big fans of the $40 price point and like the tip so much we frequently find ourselves mixing and matching it with other stems. The stock silicone stem is availabe in a couple fun colors and offers reliable performance and impressive vapor cooling.

One of our favorite features of Dynavap devices is the ability to pair it with a wide number of different heat sources depending on where you are and what kind of session you want to have. We're big fans of digital induction heaters when indoors and in public for a discreet session with convenient heating. While on the go we typically defer to a torch just for the small size and easy portability. However, it's a lot of fun to mix up your heating style and we definitely take some torch-heated indoor bowls through water for a super-smooth and powerful hit.

The primary downsides of The "B", like all Dynavap devices, is that there is a learning curve required before you are able to fully customize a session just how you want. For many people this learning curve can be overcome in a handful of bowls, but it's definitely worth mentioning as no technique is required for the battery-powered portable options. However, on the other side of the learning curve is huge potential for session customization where you can get exactly the flavor and doneness of your herb every bowl. The silicone stem also doesn't have the refinement of their typical metal stems, but at the price point we think it's a great grab.

Dynavap HyperDyn

• Manufacturer: Dyavap
• Category: Best Butane Vaporizer
  
• Price: $230
• Heat Source: Butane Torch, Induction Heater, Alcohol Lamp & More

The latest titanium offering from Dynavap and their first "big bowl" vaporizer, the HyperDyn features a new tip for insane sessions! The all titanium body (and tip) are a first and this beefed up device still fits in The Wand as well as the XL Dynastash.

The upgraded bowl is ~2.5x larger allowing for powerful sessions and the ability to share with friends. Additionally the body features both a 10mm and 14mm taper making it compatible with tons of water pieces. Despite all the impressive updates, there is still modular compatibility with all previous Dynavap midsections, tips, and mouthpieces. (Note: The Hyper Cap only fits the Hyper Tip)

While there is still a bit of a learning curve, the updates design makes this a much more beginner-friendly option than previous Dynavap models. No spinning is required while heating and a single heat cycle produces multiple draws (unless you've got huge lungs). The primary drawback to the HyperDyn is the price point when compared to entry-level Dynavap devices, but this definitely isn't an entry-level device. Sessions are simpler and more powerful, needless to say we're big fans of the HyperDyn.