Vaporizer Reviews & Comparisons

Welcome ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of portable vaporizer fight club! Today we get the pleasure of seeing two fairly similar yet different devices duke it out, where there can be only one winner. In this corner, we have the popular and experienced PAX 3, and in the other corner, it’s the strong, feisty rookie, the Zeus Arc. This is a pretty even match up, with both units having their strengths and weaknesses. The Arc boasts a gold vapor path and some of the thickest vapor we’ve ever seen, while the PAX 3 has more heat settings and Bluetooth capability. Which of these two evenly matched dry herb portable vaporizers will emerge as the victor? You’ll just have to keep reading if you want to find out.

With the release of the Utillian 420 back in 2018, the brand made a name for itself by offering a high quality portable vaporizer that offers solid vapor, a sleek, compact design at an affordable price. Due to the popularity of the 420, and the demand for a bigger battery and more temperature flexibility, the Utillian brand responded with slightly more expensive 421. Is the higher price tag on the 421 justified, or are you better off just going for the original 420? Keep reading and decide for yourself!

One of the questions we tend to get asked the most is “which vaporizer is better than the other?” The IQ has been a pretty popular unit since 2016, but the Arc was just released in Fall 2018. Here, we will go over some of the most commonly asked about features, such as heating, discreetness, ease of use, vapor quality, battery, cleaning, and so on. Both of these devices are solid and tend to be worth the money. Both of these units use conduction heating, are shaped similarly and are designed exclusively for use with dry herbs. But in the end, there can be only one! Read on to find out which unit is the winner.