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Every Arizer dry herb vaporizer in one place at Evertree, from the flagship Solo 3 V2.0 down to the Air SE, with the glass-stem flavour Arizer is famous for and free UK delivery on the entire range.
Founded in 2005 in Kitchener, Ontario, Arizer is the Canadian manufacturer that quietly built one of the most trusted reputations in dry herb vaping. The brand’s signature is the all-glass vapour path, a design choice that protects flavour at every stage from heating chamber through stem to mouthpiece, and one that’s stayed consistent across two decades of product evolution. Evertree carries the full current Arizer lineup in stock at our UK warehouse for fast delivery.
Arizer Tech Inc. is a privately held Canadian company that began shipping vaporizers in 2005. The brand made its name with the Extreme Q desktop vaporizer, a balloon-and-whip unit that became a benchmark for home dry herb sessions, before expanding into portable territory with the Solo and Air series. More than twenty years on, Arizer is still building everything around the same engineering principles: glass on the vapour path, ceramic heating elements, and serviceable components that the user can clean, swap or replace rather than throw away.
The company is privately owned, designs in-house and runs its own warranty programme. That matters for two reasons. First, it means the product line moves at a sensible pace. Arizer iterates rather than reinvents, which is why a ten-year-old Extreme Q still vaporizes cleanly. Second, it means UK buyers who go through an authorised retailer get full manufacturer warranty support on every device.
Most dry herb vaporizers on the market today route vapour through plastic or metal mouthpieces. Arizer routes it through borosilicate glass, from the heating chamber, through the stem, to the lips. Glass is chemically inert, so it doesn’t add flavour, doesn’t degrade with heat, and doesn’t impart anything to the vapour itself. If you’ve ever tasted the difference between a fresh stem and a plastic one, you’ll understand why this is the single feature Arizer fans cite most often.
The second distinctive is heating. Arizer uses ceramic heating elements paired with hybrid airflow that’s convection-dominant, with a small conduction contribution from the chamber walls. The current generation (Solo 3, Solo 2 MAX, Go SRT) runs roughly 75 to 80% convection and 20 to 25% conduction. That balance gives you the flavour and efficiency of a convection vape with the consistent vapour density of a session device.
The third is serviceability. Stems are removable, washable and replaceable. Batteries on most current models are user-swappable (18650, 21700 and 26650 cells depending on the device). Bowls, screens and caps are all available as spares. Arizer vaporizers are designed to be maintained, not disposed of.
We currently carry seven Arizer devices in the UK: five portables and two desktops. Specs and use cases for each are below. Click any model name to jump to its product page.
The Solo 3 V2.0 is Arizer’s flagship portable and the most powerful device in the range. It uses a hybrid ceramic heating system rated at roughly 80% convection and 20% conduction, with a heat-up time of 5 to 15 seconds depending on the target temperature. The full temperature range runs 50°C to 220°C (122°F to 428°F), controlled from a large colour OLED display on the side of the device.
The Solo 3 V2.0 is the only Arizer portable that supports two distinct user modes. Session Mode offers programmable preset temperatures for traditional 4 to 5 minute bowls. On-Demand Mode lets you take individual draws at temperature without committing to a full session. The XL glass stem system doubles the herb capacity of earlier Solos and increases airflow. Battery is internal but rated for around three hours of continuous use, with USB-C Power Delivery charging and full use-while-charging support.
The Solo 2 MAX is the sweet-spot Solo for users who want the famous Arizer flavour profile without the price or complexity of the Solo 3. It runs a 75% convection / 25% conduction hybrid heating system and reaches its top temperature of 220°C in under 40 seconds. The temperature range matches the Solo 3 at 50°C to 220°C, set in 1°C increments via the side panel.
Battery life is one of the strongest in the portable category. Dual-cell 18650 batteries deliver around three hours of use per charge, with USB-C charging and use-while-charging support. It’s primarily a session vape, but a small workaround (heating the unit empty, then inserting the stem when ready) lets you use it on-demand for microdosing.
The Air Max is built around one feature above all others: a user-replaceable 26650 lithium-ion battery. Unscrew the base, swap in a fresh cell, and you’re back to a full charge in seconds. For users who travel, vape in long sessions, or simply want a device they can keep alive indefinitely as batteries age, this is the most practical Arizer in the range.
It uses Arizer’s rapid-heating ceramic system, reaching temperature in under 60 seconds. Temperature is adjustable in 1°C increments from 50°C to 220°C, displayed on a small OLED. Battery life is roughly 2 hours 15 minutes per charge, with USB-C charging that takes the cell to around 90% in two hours, and use-while-charging is supported.
The Air SE is Arizer’s entry point and the most affordable way into a glass-stem dry herb vaporizer. It strips the Air platform back to the essentials: five preset temperatures (180°C, 190°C, 200°C, 205°C and 210°C), a replaceable 18650 battery, and a single-button interface. There’s no full digital display and no 1°C adjustment, but the presets cover the temperature window most dry herb users actually operate in.
Heat-up runs about 60 seconds. A fully charged 3350 mAh 18650 gives roughly 80 minutes of continuous use, charged over Micro USB. A 10-minute auto-off session timer prevents overheating, and use-while-charging is supported for shorter top-ups.
The Go SRT is the newest device in the Arizer lineup and the company’s first real attempt at a properly pocketable portable. The glass stem is concealed inside the body and capped with a magnetic silicone top, bringing the device down to roughly 4 inches tall and 240 to 250g. Small enough to disappear into a pocket rather than a bag.
Internally it runs the new SRT operating system on a hybrid ceramic heating chamber (75% convection / 25% conduction), with a 5 to 15 second heat-up and the full 50°C to 220°C range. A replaceable 21700 battery gives strong run-time, and USB-C Power Delivery charging is supported. The Go SRT also introduces “Go Shells”, small glass dosing capsules that hold about 0.2g each. Useful if you prefer to pre-pack sessions rather than load on the fly. Three editable session presets let you save your preferred temperature and heat-time combinations.
The XQ2 is Arizer’s modern desktop and a true three-in-one device: it supports an aromatherapy dish, a balloon bag system, and a 3-foot silicone whip for direct or assisted draws. The 3-speed silent fan can push vapour into a balloon or assist the whip for users who prefer not to draw hard. Temperature is adjustable across a wide 50°C to 260°C (122°F to 500°F) range, with an LED display and 8-colour ambient lighting underneath the unit.
It heats up to working temperature (around 195°C) in roughly 90 seconds. In the box you get two cyclone bowls, a large one for full sessions and a smaller one for flavourful microdoses, plus the whip, two balloon bags, the balloon connector, and an aromatherapy dish. The vapour path is entirely glass.
The Extreme Q is the device that built Arizer’s reputation. It’s still in the range because it still works. Arizer has refined it over the years rather than discontinuing it, and the basic formula remains: ceramic heating, dual delivery (whip and balloon), 3-speed silent fan, and digital temperature control across 50°C to 260°C in 1°F increments. A 65 mm balloon fills in around 60 seconds at typical vaping temperatures.
Two features set the Extreme Q apart from the XQ2. The first is the included remote control, which lets you adjust temperature and fan speed without standing up. The second is the warranty. Arizer covers the Extreme Q with a three-year warranty on parts and labour, plus a lifetime warranty on the ceramic heating element itself. For a desktop at this price, that’s exceptional cover.
Specs at a glance across the Arizer range.
Heat-up: 5 to 15 sec · Temp: 50 to 220°C · Battery: Internal, ~3 hrs, USB-C PD
Best for: Flagship power, session and on-demand modes.
Heat-up: Under 30 sec · Temp: 50 to 220°C · Battery: Dual 18650, ~3 hrs, USB-C
Best for: Value flagship, long battery life.
Heat-up: Under 60 sec · Temp: 50 to 220°C · Battery: Removable 26650, ~2¼ hrs, USB-C
Best for: Swappable battery, all-day use.
Heat-up: ~60 sec · Temp: 180 to 210°C (5 presets) · Battery: Removable 18650, ~80 min, Micro USB
Best for: Beginners, lowest entry price.
Heat-up: 5 to 15 sec · Temp: 50 to 220°C · Battery: Removable 21700, USB-C PD
Best for: Pocketable, modern features.
Heat-up: ~90 sec · Temp: 50 to 260°C · Power: Mains
Best for: Modern desktop, whip and balloon.
Heat-up: ~2 min · Temp: 50 to 260°C · Power: Mains
Best for: Value desktop, includes remote.
The right Arizer depends on three questions: where you’ll use it, how you like to vape, and how much you want to spend.
If you mostly vape at home and want the best possible session experience, look at the desktops first. The Extreme Q is the value pick and arrives with a remote and a three-year warranty. The XQ2 is the modern update with brighter aesthetics, better build, and improved balloon system.
If you need portability, the choice splits by use case. The Solo 3 V2.0 is the most capable portable Arizer makes. Buy it if you want the strongest vapour production and the flexibility of both session and on-demand modes. The Solo 2 MAX is the value flagship: most of the Solo 3’s flavour and battery life at a much lower price. The Air Max is the right pick if a swappable battery matters to you. The Go SRT is the pocketable option for users who actually carry their vape with them. And the Air SE is the cleanest entry point into the brand if you’re new to dry herb vaping or buying as a gift.
For users moving up from a starter vape, the Solo 2 MAX is the most common upgrade path. It’s where Arizer’s strengths (flavour, battery, glass) compound without the premium price of the Solo 3.
Arizer products from Evertree come through Arizer’s official UK distribution channel, which means you’re getting genuine current-generation stock with the manufacturer’s full warranty cover. That’s one year on most portables, three years on the Extreme Q desktop, and a lifetime warranty on the Extreme Q’s ceramic heating element.
UK delivery is free on the entire Arizer range. Because every device in the lineup sits well above our £59 free shipping minimum, you’ll see postage charged at zero on the order summary automatically. The standard carrier is Royal Mail with the tracked 48-hour service. A paid next-day delivery option is available at checkout if you need it sooner.
Long term, we keep spare glass stems, replacement 18650, 21700 and 26650 batteries, mesh screens and cyclone bowls in stock for the current Arizer range. That means when you need a replacement part, it’s coming from a UK warehouse rather than waiting on transatlantic shipping. The team here uses Arizer devices daily, so if you’d like a model recommendation before buying, get in touch through the site.
Arizer has been a top-recommended brand in dry herb vaporizers for over twenty years, particularly among users who care about flavour quality and long-term reliability. The all-glass vapour path and ceramic heating system are the two engineering decisions reviewers consistently call out when ranking Arizer in their top picks.
Arizer is a Canadian company headquartered in Kitchener, Ontario. The company was founded in 2005 and remains privately owned.
Borosilicate glass is chemically inert and does not affect vapour flavour, even at high temperatures. Removable stems also make cleaning straightforward and let users replace the stem rather than the whole device if it breaks.
Current Arizer portables use a hybrid system that’s predominantly convection (around 75 to 80%) with a small conduction contribution from the heated chamber. Desktop Arizers (XQ2, Extreme Q) are convection units that pull hot air through the herb either by direct draw, whip, or fan-driven balloon fill.
The Air SE is the easiest entry point. Five preset temperatures, single-button operation, replaceable 18650 battery, and the lowest price in the Arizer range. If budget allows a step up, the Solo 2 MAX gives more control and significantly stronger performance.
The XQ2 and Extreme Q are the desktop options. Pick the XQ2 for the newer build, brighter lighting and improved balloon system. Pick the Extreme Q for the included remote, lower price, and the three-year warranty with lifetime cover on the heating element.
Arizer vaporizers are designed for dry herbs. Some users vaporize concentrates by combining them with herbs in the bowl, but the devices are not optimised for wax or oil use and Arizer does not market them for concentrates.
On most current Arizer portables, yes. The Air SE uses a removable 18650, the Air Max uses a removable 26650, and the Go SRT uses a removable 21700. The Solo 2 MAX and Solo 3 V2.0 use internal batteries that are not user-swappable but are rated for long service life.
With normal use and routine cleaning of the stems and chamber, Arizer vaporizers commonly last five years or more. The Extreme Q in particular has been on the market for over a decade with units from early production runs still in regular use today.
Yes. Every Arizer order ships from our UK warehouse with free tracked delivery via Royal Mail’s 48-hour service. The entire Arizer range qualifies for our £59 free shipping threshold, so postage on any model is zero at checkout. A paid next-day upgrade is selectable at checkout if needed, and we hold spare parts for the current range too.
