4 Vape Pens that Can Vaporize Dry Herbs, Wax, and Oil
July 05, 2020SteamCloud EVOD Vape
The SteamCloud EVOD battery is compatible with optional wax, oil, and herb cartridges, making it a versatile choice, depending on which materials you feel like enjoying.
The EVOD’s cartridges attach to the 900mAh battery via a 510 threaded connection, which uses variable voltage to allow you to fine-tune the temperature to your preferences—simply twist the bottom dial up or down, press the single front button, and draw from the mouthpiece until you’ve reached your ideal vapor level.
Based on their reviews, customers give the SteamCloud EVOD overall high marks. Most seem to appreciate its ability to accommodate different types of cartridges, along with its construction quality, ease of use, long-lasting battery, and competitive price.
SteamCloud Mini 2.0 Vape
Like the EVOD, the SteamCloud Mini 2.0 features variable settings between 3.4V and 4.0V that allow you to fine-tune the level of power that flows to its magnetic 510-threaded (skinny) cartridges, which are also compatible with wax, oil, or dry herb. This way, the company advertises you can choose light puffs, dense vapor, or anything in between.
Customers rate the SteamCloud Mini 2.0 highly and frequently reference its compact size that carries nicely in your pocket, and fits perfectly in your hand for discreet use. Despite its size, many customers report that the adjustable Mini 2.0 heats quickly, delivers significant vapor production, and lasts a long time before needing a recharge.
SteamCloud Micro
The Micro Vape battery from SteamCloud measures just 2.75” tall, but delivers a capacity of 360mAh, along with three variable voltage settings (green = 3.2V, blue = 3.7V, red = 4.0V) and compatibility with 510-thread skinny attachments, whether for oils, wax or dry herb. Together, we're told you can fine-tune your vaping experience.
Customers seem to mostly agree, with most complimenting the Micro's compact size that fits nicely in your pocket, and that it has an ultra-long battery life, hits strong, and features high-quality vape parts. In fact, more than one stated it’s the best vape pen they’ve owned.
Additional common customer praises revolve around the Micro’s competitive price, easy-to-use functionality, compatibility with different types of cartridges, and USB vape recharging.
SteamCloud Box Mod Vape
SteamCloud’s box mod vape is compatible with skinny, pre-filled 510 oil cartridges, dry herb, wax, and oil atomizers, as well as larger vape tank attachments.
Despite its flexibility, the Box Mod delivers 1600mAh of battery capacity that will last you all day, 60 watts of power (including automatic wattage adjustment), an advanced OLED screen, and adjustable temperature between 200°F and 600°F (100°C - 300°C). And at just 2.13” tall, the vape promises to deliver discrete functionality in the palm of your hand.
As one of the more popular models on the market, customers typically report excellent experiences with the SteamCloud Box Mod related to its small size, powerful, long-lasting battery, and adjustable wattage.
How Does a Vape Pen Vaporize Herb, Wax and Oil?
When it comes to many vaporizer kits, they simply involve a battery with various features and controls (e.g., adjustable voltage and ohms, temperature settings, safety protections, OLED screens, etc.), which is then attached to a specific type of cartridge or tank, usually via a 510 thread connection.
Once power is transferred from the battery to the cartridge, the inside of the tank is heated until the material it contains turns into water vapor that you can then inhale, in contrast to combustion, which produces potentially harmful smoke.
Based on their internal structure and design, it’s these cartridges/tanks that determine the type of material you can vaporize, whether dry herb, wax, or oils. And in the case of the SteamCloud models we outlined above, they have the ability to accommodate all three types of materials.
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