Arizer Air

Arizer Air Overview

Well known classic vaporizer from Arizer

Key Features & Benefits of the Arizer Air

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What Comes with the Arizer Air?

Arizer Air Vaporizer
Power adapter
Glass Diffuser Stems (x2)
Clear Protective Silicone Skin
Stainless Steel Stirring Tool
Glass Aroma Dish
Carrying Case
18650 Battery

Arizer Air Pricing & Cost Analysis

Below are approximate prices for the Arizer Air in various different currencies. These numbers are based on the average market rate for the device and are updated as regularly as possible.

$110 USD

€95 EUR

$152 CAD

$190 NZD

£81 GBP

Arizer Air Specifications
Device Type	Portable
Chamber Material	Glass
Brand	Arizer
Country of Manufacture	China
Weight	~117g
Temperature Range	180°C-210°C
Dimensions	122x29mm
Heat Up Time	~85 seconds
Battery Life	~45 minutes
Heating Type	Hybrid
Charge Time	3-4 hours
Power Adjustment	5 Preset Modes
Chamber Capacity	0.5g
Battery Type	Removable 18650
Charging Connector	Proprietary DC Adapter
Session Style	Session
Warranty	2 years

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Arizer Air FAQs

What do the light colours on the Arizer Air mean?

The Air has five presets, and the upper LED colour shows which is selected: blue 180°C, white 190°C, green 200°C, orange 205°C, red 210°C. The lower light glows solid blue once that temperature is reached, after one to two minutes.

How long does the Arizer Air battery last, and can I use it while charging?

Arizer rates it at three to five sessions, or up to about an hour of continuous use, with a full charge taking three to four hours. Fifteen to twenty minutes of charge is enough to start a session, and you can leave it plugged in while you vape.

Can I replace the battery in the Arizer Air?

Yes, the Air takes a removable 18650, and Arizer sells cells, a dual bay charger and a battery case. Match the positive and negative ends when fitting one. That swap is why it still turns up on our replaceable battery list.

Does the Arizer Air get too hot to hold?

The clear silicone skin in the box covers the body, but the vented heater cover at the top and the exposed glass stem both get hot in use. Arizer asks for five minutes of cooling before handling or packing away, and supplies silicone caps for the hot end of a stem.

Can I use the Arizer Air with a water pipe?

Yes, though not with the stems in the box. Arizer sells a frosted glass aroma tube with a ground joint in 14mm and 19mm sizes that packs and drops in like a normal stem.

How is the Arizer Air different from the Air II and Air SE?

The original Air is fixed to its five presets and charges from its own DC adapter. The Air II adds a display and a 50°C to 220°C range in single degrees, over USB. The Air SE keeps the five presets but charges over USB.

Arizer Air Cleaning & Maintenance

The Air holds your herb inside a glass aroma tube rather than in the device itself, so residue collects in the bore of that tube and around its chamber end while the ceramic heater it drops into stays comparatively clean. The glass is the part that needs regular attention, and the vented heater cover at the top of the body is the part you have to protect.

Clear the tube while it is still warm. The stainless steel stirring tool packed with the Air is meant for lifting spent material out of both the glass stem and the heating unit. Arizer asks for at least five minutes of cooling before you handle the unit or pack it away.
Pull the plastic tip off the tipped stem. The Air ships with one plain 70mm aroma tube and one tipped 70mm tube. Arizer's Air manual says to separate that plastic mouthpiece from the glass first, and to give the tip no more than half an hour in alcohol. Replacement tips are sold on their own.
Soak the glass in isopropyl or dish soap. The manual allows either for the Air's borosilicate tubes, followed by a hot water rinse and repeated as needed. Let hot glass cool down first, since the Air's own warnings single out abrupt temperature changes as a way to crack a stem, and glass sits outside the two year warranty.
Leave the screens out unless you want one. Air aroma tubes have a glass screen formed into the chamber end already. Arizer recommends whole or coarsely ground material with no metal screen, saying the optional Air and Solo screens make vapour harsher, so when one does clog, drop in a fresh piece from the pack instead of cleaning it.
Never wet the heater. Wipe the bore with a dry swab only. Arizer's warnings for the Air are explicit: do not immerse the unit, do not pour anything into it, and do not open the body. Refit a stem only once it is fully dry.
Wash the silicone skin separately. Peel the clear protective skin off the body, clean it on its own, and wipe the shell before the skin goes back on.
Look after the battery bay. The 18650 is user swappable, and Arizer stresses matching positive and negative on the way in. Keep spares in a case away from loose metal, and avoid storing one fully charged or fully flat for more than a month.