From pod vapes and vape mods and disposables, to dab rigs and vaporizers. Here’s all the latest vape releases you need to know about.
👑 The Best Pod Vape For 2025
For flavor, design, and coil longevity, nothing else comes even remotely close. It has a massive new battery, a new 0.4ohm COREX 3.0 pod, a flashy, new magic screen that disappears into the chassis, and the new AFC is freaking outstanding for dialing in different types of draws. Add in the fact that it is simple to use and delivers easily the best flavor of any pod vape on the market right now, and I think you’d be an absolute mug not to get this device as your next daily driver.
👑 Best Overall Performance
I’ve never had any issues with any of my PuffCo rigs. But I do prefer the simplicity of how the Dr Dabber Switch 2 works. Both rigs have onboard buttons for setting up and controlling sessions, and both use apps for more advanced settings. But the Switch 2’s design, it uses fewer consumable parts (like the atomizer), and its induction heating make it a lot more resilient to the passing of time. And that, for me, makes it a better overall choice.
👑 Editor's Pick For Dabbing
The PuffCo Peak has been my go-to rig since it came out. When the Pro 3DXL dropped, I had to try it. I didn't think it'd be that much better but it has the OG model whipped in a few, key areas. If you want the best possible e-rig experience on the market, and you can stomach the price, this is as good as it gets right now.
This is the kind of vape you end up showing off at parties. It’s compact, but once you realize you can drop it into anything, it changes how you think about dabbing on the go. I’ve been using the Proxy for a while now and honestly, it’s like LEGOs for stoners. The vapor is clean, flavorful, and the 3D chamber tech actually makes a difference. It's not the cheapest out there but if you're into concentrates, it might be the coolest.
I like gear that gets out of the way and just works. That’s the Halo V2. It’s simple, fast, and flavor-focused. The borosilicate bubbler keeps things cool and tasty, and I’ve been getting super consistent performance even on long sessions. It’s also one of the best-looking e-rigs out right now.
It’s like someone built a dab rig for NASA. Seriously. Induction heating? All-glass air path? This thing is smooth, clean, and absurdly precise. Not really a couch vape, this is for the desk, the studio, or your high-end dab station. Expensive, but if you care about taste over clouds, this is as good as it gets.
👑 Best Value Rig
I took the Ripper on a weekend trip and didn’t charge it once. It just goes. Not the most compact, but it absolutely delivers, especially if you’re dabbing a lot or mixing in dry herb. Think of it as the rugged SUV of e-rigs. Maybe not stylish, but damn reliable.
I didn’t expect much for under $100, but the flavor was actually decent, and the ceramic atomizer held its own. It’s not built like a tank, but it’s perfect for low-stress dabbing or as a backup travel rig. If you're new to concentrates or just don’t want to drop big money yet, this is a great place to start.
👑 Editor's Pick For Flower
It heats up fast, there's no stupid app to make it work, the flavor is immense, and it is incredibly easy to use. For most serious users, the Mighty+ is the only option worth bothering with. I've had mine for 5+ years now and it is still the best vaporizer in my collection (I own dozens). I use it daily, it's never missed a beat, and the dosing capsules mean less maintenance
I didn’t expect to love this one, but here we are. The Pivot is absurdly quick. Heat-up time is 20 seconds, which is just ridiculous. No app, no menus, no overthinking anything. You pull it out, fire it up, and go. And the 360° rotating mouthpiece? Weirdly awesome. It’s not as customizable as the Proxy, but for speed and discreet hits on demand, the Pivot nails it.
I didn't think I'd like the VPrime. I'm an MTL dude these days. But damn this thing RIPS. The flavor is incredible, thanks to its brilliant coil tech and the battery – even with heavy use – will do a full day, no problem. If you want to sub-ohm vape with a pod vape, this is the only game in town right now.
The standard OXVA XLIM Pro 2 delivers properly impressive flavor, it's up in the top 1% in this context. The battery life is great too, lasing all day. It's simple to use, nice and compact, and it's well built. Basically, it nails pretty much everything I care about in one awesome device.
👑 Editor's Pick
Most disposables are built like fast food: quick, cheap, and forgettable. But the Fifty Bar 20K? This thing’s like a gourmet food truck. It hits hard, tastes incredible, and it’s actually made in the U.S. by folks who know flavor. The boost mode tech alone makes it worth your attention.
👑 Editor's Pick
The XROS 5 isn’t just the best option to buy now, it is the simplest, the least hassle to live with, and the most reliable and consistant. The OXVA's DNA-powered XLIM vape does more stuff but for most people, the XROS 5 is all you’re ever going to need or even want.
If you’re after something a little more eye-catching with killer coils that last for weeks between changes, the VooPoo Argus Matrix is definitely worth a look.
If you've never used a vaporizer before, the PAX Plus is the perfect place to start. It's simple to use, compact, and doesn't cost too much. It also has some of the fastest heat-up times on the market and the flavor is decent too. Add in solid battery life and it's easy to see why it's so popular. For me, it's the perfect "first timers" vaporizer.
We’re big fans of the Crafty+ here. Why? Because it doesn’t pretend to be something it’s not—it’s a powerhouse vaporizer that’s actually portable, not just “technically portable.” It’s perfect for sessions on the go, but doesn’t skimp on quality like a lot of compact vapes.
👑 Editor's Pick
This is a pocket-sized workhorse. The 50,000 puff claim actually holds up if you run it in regular mode, and the Boost mode is great when you want bigger vapour. The OLED display gives you battery, juice levels, and mode at a glance, which makes daily use foolproof. A true “set it and forget it” kit.
This one’s all about feel and flavour. It’s comfortable in the hand, the screen is bright and curved, and the dual-pod system means you can mix flavours without stopping. Turbo mode drinks battery faster but makes the vapour rich and dense. If you want your vape to look as good as it performs, this is your pick.
It’s familiar, easy, and built for anyone who wants the flavour and feel of a disposable without tossing one in the bin every couple of days. The visible juice window is a nice touch, the QUAQ mesh coil delivers big flavour, and the pods snap in magnetically for quick swaps. It’s not the biggest puff count out there, but it’s one of the easiest to pick up and live with.
If you thought 25K puff disposables were pushing it, the NEXA Ultra 50K just rewrote the rulebook. You get crazy battery life, pass-through charging, and a level of draw control and performance usually reserved for full-blown pod mods. It’s a little on the bulky side, and some flavors are more mellow than bold. But overall, this is easily one of the most impressive all-in-one vapes I’ve tested this year.
👑 Editor's Pick
VooPoo makes insanely robust vape mods. They’re built like tanks, they’re smart, and they’ll run basically everything. I’ve been a DRAG purist since way back in the day and the DRAG 5 is easily the best the company has done to date. I’ve had mine for 16 months and it still works perfectly.
The GEN MAX is what happens when Vaporesso takes everything it’s learned over the last few years and just polishes it to perfection. The AXON chip is fast and reliable. The iTank T is leak-resistant and super easy to fill. And the GTi coils? Legit some of the best flavor I’ve gotten from a stock coil setup. Plus, the rubberized body makes it super comfortable to hold, even for long sessions. It’s sleek, powerful, and refreshingly user-friendly for a 220W device.
The Quasar OS25000 hits a sweet spot for me. It’s simple, strong, and way more advanced than it looks. You get legit flavor density, a reliable draw, and that signature Lost Mary throat kick thanks to the triple mesh coil setup. It’s also one of the more compact high-capacity vapes I’ve tested. Perfect for vapers who want no-fuss performance that still feels premium.
If you're bored of disposables that feel cheap and burn out fast, the Pulse X 25K is going to surprise you. It’s got more power, more features, and more style than anything else I’ve used in this category. You even get boost mode at 25W, which is unheard of for disposables. The trade-off? It’s not small but if you want a disposable that vapes like a proper device, this is it.
If you’re a flavor snob who wants to dial things in, or you’re just a sucker for shiny displays and airflow options, the Uwell Caliburn G4 is a beast. The coils are much-improved, the flavor is great (though not quite in XROS 5 terrirory), and it looks and feels great in the hand.
DNA chipsets have always been the top-shelf choice in the mod world, so seeing one in a pod vape is pretty wild. The best part? It doesn’t feel overcomplicated. The Xlim Pro 2 DNA just works—flavour’s on point, dry-hit protection saves your coils, and Replay Mode is surprisingly useful.
It sounds like a gimmick, right? Plenty of disposables lean into gimmicks but this one actually pulls it off, and best of all it bloody works too. It's crazy how the flavor and hit changes. And with 40K puffs, you can tinker for weeks with this thing.
I love that you can do MTL and DTL on it, and everything in between. I like the touchscreen for the adjustment buttons (when I remember they’re there) and I love the flavour from the GTX coils, especially the 0.2 dualmesh one.
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