Good battery life, simple charger: It’s most convenient when a vaporizer uses a common charging port, like Micro-USB or USB-C, that works with cables you probably already have.We avoided models with long, skinny airways that you need to ream out with pipe cleaners-they’re too hard to get truly clean. The worst models have parts that need frequent replacement, areas you can’t fully clean, or a cumbersome disassembly process. Easy to clean: When you’re living with these things long term, cleaning proves to be an important factor because all devices require it, and the best vaporizers can reliably be returned to near-mint condition with minimal effort.Truly great models produce vapors that taste good, don’t burn, and feel like drinking from a straw. As a result, we dismissed vaporizers that produced unpleasant flavors (like burnt popcorn) or harsh or uncomfortably hot vapor, as well as any that tended to clog or that caused us unusual difficulty in inhaling. Pleasing vapor: We wanted vapor that was good enough to never warrant smoking instead.Vaporizers transfer heat to packed material via conduction (direct contact), convection (air circulation), or some combination of the two.

We wanted the device’s oven to be easy to load, quick to heat up, and unlikely to burn material if you forget that it’s on. Easy to use: We looked for models with clear, intuitive controls to start up the device, see when it’s ready, adjust the temperature, and check battery life.

Fishing planet rig setups