Description
Pax Plus Vaporiser UK: Portable Dry Herb & Concentrate Vaporiser
The Pax Plus is a pocket-sized dry herb vaporiser that also works with waxy and solid concentrates. It is built for people who want a simple, one-button device that heats quickly, fits in a jacket pocket and is easy to keep clean. Pax has spent more than a decade refining its portable vaporisers, and the Plus is the model many buyers choose when they want a proven design without a steep learning curve. If you are comparing the best dry herb vaporisers under £200, the Pax Plus is one of the easiest places to start.
Price: £165.00 · Free UK delivery on orders over £100 · 14-day returns on unused items · 18+ only
Why choose the Pax Plus?
Plenty of vaporisers promise a lot and then demand constant fiddling. The Pax Plus takes the opposite approach. You pack the oven, press the button, wait for the LED to settle and you are ready to go. There is no app you must install and no menu to learn, although the experience modes (explained below) let you change how your session feels in a single press.
- Dual-use design: works with ground dry herb and, with the included insert, waxy or solid concentrates.
- Four experience modes: Stealth, Efficiency, Flavour and Boost, selected from the device itself.
- Quick heat-up: ready in well under a minute, so you are not waiting around.
- Conduction heating: a simple, reliable method that heats the material in direct contact with the oven walls.
- Magnetic oven lid: keeps the oven closed in a pocket or bag.
- 3D oven screen: easier to remove and clean than earlier screens.
- Compact and light: roughly 95 grams, with a durable aluminium body.
- Manufacturer warranty: backed by Pax Labs’ limited warranty (see the manufacturer’s terms for the exact period and conditions).
Experience modes explained
The four built-in experience modes are one of the main upgrades in the Plus. Instead of hunting for an exact temperature, you choose the mode that matches what you want from the session.
- Stealth: a lower-temperature setting for lighter, more discreet sessions with minimal vapour.
- Efficiency: balances vapour and economy so a load of material lasts longer.
- Flavour: aims for the best taste from your herb.
- Boost: the hottest setting, for thicker vapour and quicker sessions.
Because the modes are preset, they suit beginners who do not want to experiment with temperatures, while experienced users can still switch quickly between flavour-focused and cloud-focused sessions.
Dry herb and concentrates from one device
For dry herb, grind your material to a medium consistency, load the oven and close the magnetic lid. Two oven lid options let you adjust the size of the bowl, so a small session does not waste material. For concentrates, place a small amount in the concentrate insert, set it in the oven and use the device as usual. Being able to switch between the two is a real advantage if you do not want to buy two separate devices.
A good grinder and vaporiser accessories make a noticeable difference. A consistent grind improves airflow and heating, while spare screens and cleaning tools keep the oven performing well over time.
Design, battery and portability
Pax designed the Plus to be carried. The rounded, matte-finished body sits comfortably in the hand, and the larger LED makes it easy to see the temperature status at a glance. The device is small enough to slip into a pocket or the corner of a bag, and the magnetic lid helps keep things tidy on the move.
Battery life is enough for a couple of hours of use per charge, which covers most people’s day-to-day sessions, and you recharge it over USB. The vapour is smoke-free, and compared with combustion the smell is much less noticeable, which is part of the appeal for people who value discretion.
Easy to clean
Cleaning is where many portable vaporisers become a chore. The Pax Plus includes a redesigned multi-tool and a brush, and the 3D oven screen lifts out easily. A quick clean after each few sessions keeps the flavour clear and the airflow free. For a deeper clean, isopropyl alcohol and cotton buds work well on the oven and mouthpiece; let everything dry fully before using the device again.
How to use the Pax Plus
Charge the device fully before your first session. Grind your dry herb, lift the magnetic lid, fill the oven loosely and close it again. Hold the button to switch on, then press to choose your mode and wait for the LED to show that it has reached temperature. Take slow, gentle draws rather than quick, hard ones; this gives better flavour and avoids wasting material. When you finish, empty the oven, let the device cool and store it with the lid closed. If you are new to vaporising, start with Flavour or Efficiency mode and move up to Boost only if you want a stronger session.
What is in the box
Contents can vary by kit, so please check the product options before ordering. A typical Pax Plus kit includes:
- Pax Plus vaporiser
- Concentrate insert
- Oven lids and mouthpiece options
- Spare 3D oven screens
- Multi-tool and cleaning brush
- USB charging cable and quick-start guide
Pax Plus specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Portable dry herb and concentrate vaporiser |
| Heating method | Conduction |
| Modes | Stealth, Efficiency, Flavour, Boost |
| Materials | Aluminium body |
| Weight | Approximately 95 g |
| Charging | USB |
| Compatible with | Dry herb, waxy and solid concentrates (with insert) |
| Cleaning | Multi-tool, brush and removable 3D screen |
| Warranty | Manufacturer’s limited warranty |
Pax Plus vs other vaporisers under £200
The Pax Plus is not the only option in this price bracket, and the right choice depends on how you plan to use it. Here is how it compares with other models we stock:
| Model | Best for | Heating |
|---|---|---|
| Pax Plus | Simple, pocketable use with dry herb and concentrates | Conduction |
| Storz & Bickel Crafty+ | Smoother vapour and precise temperature control | Hybrid |
| XLux Roffu | Convection-style flavour at a lower price | Convection |
| AirVape Legacy Core | Budget-friendly dry herb and wax | Conduction |
| Arizer XQ2 | Home use with a desktop-style session | Convection |
If you prefer a different style altogether, our DynaVap collection offers battery-free, manually heated vaporisers, and the STLTH pod vape range is available for adult nicotine users who want a simple pod system.
Who is the Pax Plus best for?
It suits you if you want a simple device that you can use straight out of the box, you value portability and discretion, and you would like one vaporiser that handles both dry herb and concentrates. It is also a sensible first vaporiser for beginners who prefer presets to manual temperature adjustment.
You may prefer something else if flavour is your top priority. Conduction heating generally produces less nuanced flavour than convection or hybrid devices, and some reviewers describe the Plus as more muted than premium convection models. In that case, a convection model from the table above is worth considering.
Delivery, returns and authenticity
We offer free UK delivery on orders over £100, and all orders are shipped in discreet packaging. Full details are on our delivery information page, including estimated times for Scotland and Northern Ireland. If you change your mind, our returns policy allows 14 days from receipt to return unused items in their original packaging for a refund or exchange. We supply products from established brands, and you can contact us if you have questions before you order.
Care tips to extend the life of your Pax Plus
- Grind material to a medium consistency, not a fine powder, to keep airflow open.
- Do not overpack the oven; a loose load heats more evenly.
- Clean the oven and mouthpiece regularly and let them dry fully.
- Use the supplied USB cable and a standard charger, and avoid leaving the device in a hot car.
- Store it with the lid closed and the oven emptied.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Pax Plus good for beginners?
Yes. The one-button operation and four preset modes mean there is little to set up, which makes it a popular first vaporiser.
Can I use concentrates with the Pax Plus?
Yes. Use the included concentrate insert for waxy and solid concentrates. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
How long does the battery last?
Expect a couple of hours of use per charge, depending on the mode and how often you use it. Boost mode will drain it faster than Stealth.
How do I clean it?
Remove any remaining material, take out the 3D oven screen and clean the oven and mouthpiece with the supplied brush and multi-tool. Isopropyl alcohol can be used for a deeper clean; allow everything to dry before use.
Do you deliver to Scotland?
Yes, we deliver across the UK. See our delivery information for current timings, or check the FAQs for more answers.
Is there a warranty?
The Pax Plus is covered by the manufacturer’s limited warranty. Please see Pax’s terms for the exact period and what is covered.
This product is intended for adults aged 18 and over and for use in line with local laws. Do not use while driving or operating machinery. Keep out of reach of children. This product has not been evaluated to diagnose, treat or cure any condition










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