Welcome to the ultimate guide on the best budget dry herb vaporizers available in the market. Our mission is to help you find the perfect vape for an incredible cannabis experience without spending a fortune. We understand that not everyone can afford high-end vaporizers, but that doesn’t mean you should miss out on a quality vaping experience. As marijuana becomes more mainstream, more companies are investing in dry herb vape technology, making affordable and reliable devices available for everyone.
In this guide, we’ll introduce you to the top budget-friendly dry herb vaporizers, their features, and in-depth reviews. We’ve handpicked these vapes based on their performance, quality, and affordability. Rest assured, there are no junk vapes on this list – only respectable and budget-friendly options that will provide you with a satisfying vaping experience.
Every dry herb vaporizer on our list can be purchased for less than $150, making them accessible to a wide range of cannabis enthusiasts. The cheapest vape on our list is $59, and it’s one of our favorite vapes. These vaporizers will pay for themselves in cannabis savings and efficiency, and you’ll be thanking us before you’re finished with your first eighth.
Our list of best budget dry herb vapes includes devices like the VapCap B, which is the cheapest dry herb vaporizer available, and the Fury Edge, which is the best beginner dry herb vape. These devices offer a great balance between affordability and performance, ensuring that you get the most out of your cannabis without breaking the bank.
So, get ready to explore the world of budget-friendly dry herb vaporizers and elevate your cannabis experience to new heights without burning a hole in your pocket. Happy vaping!
Weed vapes can get crazy expensive, but you don’t need to spend all of your weed money on expensive gadgets! There are plenty of affordable vapes that are high quality and worth checking out.
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Best Budget Dry Herb Vapes
Vape | Price | Vapor | Battery | Review Info |
VapCap M – Cheapest Dry Herb Vaporizer | 9/10 | Torch Powered | ||
Flowermate V5s | 6.5/10 | Not Removable | ||
Xvape Starry | 6/10 | Removable 18650 | ||
Boundless CF | 6/10 | Not Removable | ||
Flowermate V5 Nano | 7.5/10 | Removable 18650 | N/A | |
Xvape FOG | 8/10 | Removable 18650 | ||
Arizer Air 1 | 8/10 | Removable 18650 | ||
Fury 2 – Best Beginner Dry Herb Vape | 9/10 | Not Removable | ||
Pax 2 | 5.5/10 | Not Removable |
Best Dry Herb Vaporizer Less than $50
Dynavap B – $49
- RECOMMENDATION:98%98%
Benefits: 100% stainless steel vapor path, battery-free vape can use torch or induction
Features: stainless steel tip holds .1g or less for microdosing. The silicone mouthpiece and stem will adapt easily to 10mm female bongs
The Dynavap B is the cheapest vape on this list AND it’s the best value as well. The Dynavap B will last a lifetime. Its 5-piece design is simple, modular, and completely upgradeable. The B is a great first vape if you’re new to vaping weed and a wonderful entry point to the Dynaverse.
Best Dry Herb Vaporizers Under $100
The Dynavap M is a 100% stainless steel vaporizer and the one that changed the weed vape world forever. It’s still budget-friendly at $79 and worth considering for your first dry herb vape. There’s also a glass-stemmed configuration cheaper than the M; the BB3 and BB6 Dynavap starter kits are about $63.
PotV One Vaporizer – $79
Planet of the Vapes has its own version of the best budget battery vape, the PotV ONE has a titanium bowl and upgraded glass cooling stem mouthpiece. The One is available in black or teal, and several glass mouthpiece accessories are available.
Xmax V3 Pro
The V3 Pro is a full convection portable with a removable battery. There’s a PotV version with an upgraded glass mouthpiece and a bigger battery. This is a nice little starter vape that can put out some big clouds with very little weed.
Xmax Starry
The Starry is a conduction vape similar to the Pax, but with a removable battery and digital temperature display. The $79 Starry pumps out great conduction vapor for that stoney high and robust vapor.
This video is from 2018, but it’s still surprisingly relevant – the vape industry doesn’t move that fast.
Skip the flowermates, they’re not aging as well. Healthy Rips has a new Rogue out that’s my new absolute favorite budget and starter vape at $169. Arizer Air and Solo OGs are cheap as hell right now, likely being discontinued soon.
Dry herb vapes don’t have to be expensive to be good anymore! As marijuana becomes more mainstream, more companies are investing in dry herb vape technology. There are now dozens of affordable dry herb vapes available.
These are all respectable cheap dry herb vapes. There’s no junk vapes on this list
Every dry herb vaporizer on this list can be purchased for less than $150. That seems like an agreeable definition of “cheap”. The cheapest vape on the list is $59 and it’s one of my favorite vapes.
These vaporizers will pay for themselves in cannabis savings and efficiency and you’ll be thanking me before you’re finished with your first eighth.
In this video I review and demonstrated the 9 vaporizers on my list of cheap dry herb vapes. This video shows how each of the vaporizers work, how they’re loaded, and what the vapor experience looks like. You’ll also see the effects of vaping weed in the process.
Cheap DESKTOP Vaporizer
Desktops are typically expensive, with the best desktop vapes often costing more than $400!
The Arizer EQ is the only budget desktop vape I really recommend. It’s a convection vape that can be used with a whip or with vape balloons.
There are many cheap weed vapes on the market and most of them are garbage. If it’s not listed above you should probably avoid it – but just in case you have your heart set on a Snoop Dog G-pen…
Randy at Puffitup agrees with me that the Pulsar vapes are to be avoided – the air path is not isolated and users may inhale toxic elements from the electronics.
Not to mention airflow is non existent, by and large. Good budget piece, that has served many well, but sucking so hard for a draw is a hallmark of ineffective dry herb units. Again, decent piece, but airflow is of utmost importance in this game.
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An aesthetics based post would be great! I want something like the g slim for dry herb because it’s more discreet. I’m out on the hunt for something slim + sleek that works decent. I use an x-max pro and it’s fine so I’m not too hard to please, just concerned about quality of materials + no combustion.
For a newbie which would you suggest between the Flowermate Nano and Fury 2?
I like the Fury 2 better. The Nano is great, but the Fury has slightly better vapor and is easier to load and clean.
Hey Troy dig your vids use to be a subscriber on you tube f them.
I have anther first timer question I’ve been smoking forever and need a vape answere would you go with the starry of boundless cf Ias of now I use a one hitter for my fix about 4/5 times a day which of those two would be better fo me. Thanks
Troys the frikking best and screw all the junk Chinese herb vapes plaguing the market. From one industry worker to another, thanks Troy! Get a Mistvape Imp review out ;)
Really appreciate your reviews. We got the Flowermate V5 Nano and are looking forward to clean vaping (don’t really like smoke). Also, we’re a organic CBD grower and wondered how to go about getting a review??
FYI, the contact us page doesn’t seem to work.
The HR fury 2 / edge are made in the same factory by the same people that also make identical units for significantly less money.
Crater 420 mini, Grindhouse, Sutra, Fenix, Hippie Rebel etc. Do you kniw if these “identical” units are subject to different materials and quality control? Have you ever used any of the cheaper clones?
Thanks
Yeah they’re not identical. Healthy Rips and PotV have exclusivity on several materials and sources.
I have a Grindhouse and another that looks like wood. They both smell and taste like cheap shoes.
Recently found your page and I am loving. I am making the leap from cartridge vaporizer to dry herb vaporizer for medical usage. I am leaning towards the Fury 2 but is there any you would recommend above it for some one who does several small hits throughout the day as opposed to sessions? They DynaVap would be great but the torch limits it’s discretion, which is a must unfortunately. Thanks in advance and keep up the great work