FENiX Pro

FENiX Pro Overview

The FENiX Pro is a compact vaporizer that leverages convection heating and an easy care airpath to provide an easy to maintain and performant vaporization solution. With a completely accessible air duct, this vaporizer is easy to keep clean, which many other devices struggle to achieve. Additionally, with its pricing commonly slipping into the budget-friendly range, this vaporizer can provide a reasonable value proposition for those that find it matches their preferences.

Key Features & Benefits of the FENiX Pro

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What Comes with the Fenix Pro?

FENiX Pro Vaporizer
Mouthpiece O-Ring & Screen
Airpath Clean Brush
Chamber Clean Brush
Chamber Stick
User Manual
USB Cable

FENiX Pro Pricing & Cost Analysis

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

$135 USD

€116 EUR

$187 CAD

$228 NZD

£99 GBP

FENiX Pro Specifications
Brand	FENiX
Chamber Material	Stainless Steel
Country of Manufacture	China
Manufacturer	South Reed Technology Co
Device Type	Portable
Heating Type	Convection
Dimensions	5.2x2.5x8.4cm
Heat Up Time	~25 seconds
Battery Capacity	2300 mAh
Charge Time	2 hours
Display Type	OLED
Temperature Range	160°C - 221°C (320°F - 430°F)
Chamber Capacity	0.2 - 0.3 grams
Charging Connector	Micro-USB
Power Adjustment	Digital (precise)
Battery Type	Internal
Session Style	Session
Warranty	1 year

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FENiX Pro FAQs

What does ECA mean on the FENiX Pro?

ECA is FENIX's patented Easy Care Airpath. Slip the mouthpiece off, push the chamber filter out from below with the rod stowed in the body, and the heating chamber and air duct sit fully exposed instead of sealed inside.

How do you turn the FENiX Pro on and set the timer?

Five rapid presses of the power button turn it on or off, confirmed by a vibration. For the timer, hold power for two seconds until the cursor sits under SET, then use plus and minus to pick 180 to 360 seconds before automatic shutoff.

Does the FENiX Pro read in Fahrenheit or Celsius?

It ships reading Fahrenheit, and holding power and the minus button together for two seconds swaps units. The 0.96 inch OLED shows set and actual temperature at once, with timer and battery below, over 160°C to 221°C. See our guide on what temperature to vape flower.

Can you use concentrates in the FENiX Pro?

FENIX lists the Pro as a dry herb vaporizer, the manual only documents loading dry herb, and retail listings describe it as incompatible with oils and shatter. Load loosely, since the manual warns against overfilling. Our guide on concentrates in a dry herb vaporizer explains why.

How long does the FENiX Pro take to charge?

The 2300 mAh cell is internal and charges over micro USB, with FENIX suggesting a 5V 1.5A supply and about two hours for a full charge. FENIX asks you not to use the Pro while charging.

What wears out on the FENiX Pro mouthpiece?

The mouthpiece is black glass, taking the Pro from 8.4 cm alone to 10.2 cm fitted. Two consumables sit inside it, the filter and the o ring at its base, and spares of both ship in the box.

Who handles a FENiX Pro warranty claim?

FENIX sells wholesale only and offers no direct support, so warranty service runs through the reseller you bought from. FENIX states a one year warranty, though some retailers have advertised shorter cover.

FENiX Pro Cleaning & Maintenance

Convection means the Pro heats air before that air reaches the herb, so the stainless steel oven stays comparatively clean and the resin ends up downstream instead. On this device it collects on two small screens: the chamber filter that sits above the oven, and the mouthpiece filter pressed inside the removable mouthpiece. FENiX built the patented ECA airpath around that behaviour, so both filters and the duct between them come out of the body rather than being sealed in.

Wait for the chamber to cool: The manual singles out the filling chamber as a part that gets very hot and says not to touch or clean it until it has completely cooled down. A 25 second heat up makes it tempting to start work straight after a session.
Pull the mouthpiece off: The mouthpiece slips straight off the top of the body, the same movement used to expose the oven for loading. The filter then pulls out of it, and the o ring at its base lifts away with a fingernail.
Eject the chamber filter: A chamber removal tool stows in the body of the Pro. Pull it out and poke it through the small opening to push the chamber filter free. FENiX asks for light pressure here and warns to keep the chamber pointed away from yourself and anyone nearby, because the filter leaves under some force.
Brush the airpath and oven: The kit has a long thin airpath brush for the duct and a wider chamber brush for the oven, plus a chamber stick. Sweep the remaining residue out of the airpath, then let it dry before the chamber goes back together.
Isopropyl on removed parts only: FENiX allows isopropyl alcohol on the chamber, mouthpiece and screens, applied with a small brush or a cotton swab rather than poured. Keeping it on parts you have already taken out stops liquid running into the heater or the sealed 2300 mAh cell. Let everything dry fully before reassembling.

FENiX publishes no burn off cycle for the Pro, so brushing and swabbing is the whole procedure. A spare mouthpiece o ring and screen ship in the box, and full mouthpiece sets are sold separately: swap the screen when a cleaned one still drags on the draw. Wipe the aluminium shell and OLED window with a barely damp cloth, keep the ventilation openings clear, and charge from the micro USB port at 5V 1.5A rather than using the Pro while it is plugged in.