Best Portable Vapes with Replaceable Battery
This is a must-have feature for some because they don’t want their vaporizer to become useless 5-8 years after the internal battery dies. These vapes have an easily replaceable battery, so you can have multiple batteries and never run out of power!
Vaporizer | Battery Type | Bowls per Charge | Vape Rank | Vapor Potency | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tinymight 2 | 18650 | 3-5 | 9.5 | 9.8 | |
PotV Lobo | 18650 | 8-10 | 9.4 | 9 | |
PotV V3 Pro | 18650 | 10-12 | 8.9 | 8.9 | |
Airvape Legacy Pro | 18650 | 4-5 | 9 | 9.5 | |
Arizer Air Max | 26650 | 10-13 | 9.1 | 8.5 | |
Arizer ArGo | 18650 | 4-5 | 9.3 | 8.5 | |
Arizer Air SE | 18650 | 4-5 | 8.9 | 8.5 |
#1. Tinymight 2 – Hands down, this vape is the best portable vaporizer available with a removable battery. The TM2 uses a high-output 18650 battery that is easily replaceable. This vape is a high-performance machine with a high price tag.
The Tinymight 2 has a very potent vapor. It uses full convection to produce incredibly flavorful vapor. The Tinymight 2 is one of the most potent portable weed vapes you can get.
Click Here to buy one for $350, or see my Tinymight 2 Review to learn more.
#2. Angus Enhanced – This vape uses TWO 18650 batteries instead of one. The vape is flask-shaped, and each battery has an individual battery compartment and door. Swapping batteries is quick, even with two separate compartments. This vape does not come with batteries, though. The build on this vape is a bit toy-like, but the vapor is refined and beautiful.
The Angus Enhanced has been removed from all of my Best Vapes lists. Early iterations were found to have fiberglass insulation and the maker has been less-than transparent about issue. All YLL Vapes, including the Angus Enhanced, have been removed from my recommendations.
#3. PotV Lobo – The Lobo is a high-performance vaporizer with great features and a competitive price. Planet of the Vapes designed this vaporizer with value and vapor performance at the top of its priority list. In addition to the replaceable 18650 battery, this vape also comes with a 100-day risk-free return policy.
The PotV Lobo is one of the best portable vaporizers available today. It’s ranked #5 out of 45 other portable vapes, and it won 9 awards in the 2025 Vape Awards. This vape is one of the best values available.
Click Here to buy one for $159 or HERE to see my Lobo Review.
#4. PotV V3 Pro – The V3 Pro is an entry-level vaporizer with a removable 18650 battery. It’s a pen-shaped dry herb vape with on-demand and session modes. I consider it entry-level and best for beginners. The V3 Pro can perform admirably with a bit of practice. It has a small bowl but full convection and can vape about 10 bowls per charge!
The V3 Pro is relatively affordable. Its metal body and high-quality components make it an excellent value for beginners.
See my review of the V3 Pro if you’re considering it.
Or Click Here to purchase one from PotV.
#5. Airvape Legacy Pro – This vape has many features, including a removable 18650 battery and wireless charging. The Legacy Pro is a nice vape with a clunky interface. It performs very well. It’s just not as nice to use daily as other vapes.
The Airvape Legacy Pro is full convection with a gold-plated bowl and a glass vapor path. It’s an enjoyable vape with great vapor. Click Here to buy one or see my review to learn more.
#6, #7, #8 – Arizer has three great portable vapes with removable batteries. The Arizer Air Max uses a GIANT 26650 battery and can vape 12+ bowls per charge. The Arizer Argo and Arizer Air SE use the standard 18650. The vapor from the Arizer Argo and Air models are the same. They’re a bit weak and a bit slow, but very tasty.
See the complete list of portable vaporizers with removable batteries below.
Weed Vaporizers That Use Removable Batteries
Arizer Air 2, Argo, and Air Max all have removable batteries. The Air and ArGo use 18650 and the Air Max uses a larger 21700.
The Angus – Angus uses TWO 18650 batteries to power it’s halogen bulb heater.
Boundless Tera – heavy-hitting portable convection vape with 2 removable 18650s.
Flowermate V5 Nano – Removable 18650
MFLB (Magic Flight Launch Box) – uses a single rechargeable AA battery I started averaging 1 bowl per charge. So I would highly suggest picking up a couple extra for your MFLB.
Davinci IQ/IQ2 – uses single 3500mah 18650 (Davinci IQ Review)
Davinci Miqro – single 18350
FireFly 2 – uses 7.4V Li-Ion battery (FireFly 2 Review)
TinyMighty and Tinymight 2 – Removable 18650
Haze 3 (Out of Business) – uses 18650 rechargeable battery (Haze 3 Review)
7th Floor Sidekick – 2 sets of rechargeable 18350 batteries (7th Floor Sidekick Review)
Milaana – (out of business) uses a single 18650 Battery
FireWood Vapes (Firewood 4, 5, 6, 7) – single 18650 battery
Xmax Starry – removable 18650 battery (Starry Review)
Grasshopper – (out of business) nonstandard slim expensive battery
Vivant Alternate – standard 18650 battery (Alternate Review)
CF Hybrid (no longer available) – replaceable High-Drain 18650 Battery
XVape Fog – single 18650 battery
Ghost MV1 (Out of Business) – 7.2v /2600mAh battery pack
Tubo Evic/Tetra Dual – removable 18650 battery
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Xmax V2 pro (and many rebrands) – single removable 18650 battery
Xmax V2 Pro (and many rebrands) – single removable 18650 battery.
Wait, can the MFLB use any type of AA battery? That’s pretty dope if so although only getting 1 bowl out of an entire AA battery… damn. I guess I can see why most of these use lithium ion batteries.
Thank you for this list I hope you keep this list updated as new ones come out as this was at the top of the search results.
I was considering going for the cfc 2.0 but I decided from now on I only want vapes with removable batteries. I have the HR Fury which I love and the CFX Boundless which is ok but I am looking for something small, stealthy and replaceable battery now.
Lithium batteries. Aren’t vehicles and E-motors creating fires?
I wanted an inexpensive dry vape convection. I’ll wait a bit.
Been using the Davinci iq2 since 2020 with no problems. I liked it so much I bought a second one and it is still unopened. I get great vapor from my iq2 , I also bought 2 Iqc prior and I didn’t like them as much. I also bought every extra part and several batteries (like 10) I even bought external chargers so i can vape for a month straight if i want. I have over 1000$ invested and I am still on the original battery and orginal iq2. I love it.the thing that makes them last is, right after i empty the flower, while hot I use a wooden skewer to pick it out and then q-tip to wipe it upside down. It looks new at 4+ years. It is small and handy. I bought Panasonic batteries and epoch, Samsung, davinci, as long as it is flat top 10 A , you can get higher mah like 3500mah instead of the 3000 from davinci site. I alternate batteries often. I use charging analyzers to monitor and charge them. Ive never used the USB on my device, I tape over the hole. This will preserve it if needed later. Davinci customer service was great, but they sold, so I don’t know if it’s still that way. Peace ya’ll, Taberk