Arizer Solo and Air Glass Stems and Adapters
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Authorized Arizer retailer · Live USD prices · Prices updated September 28, 2026
Arizer is a Canadian vaporizer maker from Waterloo, Ontario, and since 2011 it has been one of the best-known names in portable dry herb vaporizers. From the flagship Solo 3 V2 and pocket-size Go SRT to the swappable-battery Air MAX and the XQ2 desktop, every Arizer uses glass stems and a glass vapor path for clean flavor and easy cleaning.
City Vaporizer has sold vaporizers since 2012 and is an authorized Arizer partner, so every device here comes with the full manufacturer warranty, including Arizer’s lifetime heating element warranty. Below you’ll find the full lineup with live USD prices, a comparison, and what our own team uses.
Jacob’s at-home pick is the Arizer Solo 3 V2, chosen for its flavor. Its hybrid heating is mostly convection, and the glass stems keep every session tasting clean.
With more than 20 years around vaporizers, Nelson keeps an Arizer XQ2 at home. It’s a full-convection desktop with both a whip and fan-filled balloon bags, so it suits relaxed sessions or sharing.
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The current Arizer lineup at a glance, with live USD prices. Specifications come from each product page, and each model’s page has the full details.
| Model | Price (USD) | Type | Heating | Temperature | Power | Stands out for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solo 3 V2 | $239.99 | Portable | Hybrid, 80% convection | 50–220°C (122–428°F), 3 presets | Up to 3 hrs; USB-C pass-through | Session + On Demand, XL stems |
| Go SRT | $255.99 | Portable | Hybrid, convection-dominant | 50–220°C (122–428°F), 3 presets | Replaceable; up to 60 min; USB-C pass-through | Pocket size, haptics, water pipe adapter |
| Air MAX | $131.99 | Portable | Hybrid, mainly convection | Up to 220°C, 1° steps | Removable 26650; about 2 hrs; USB-C | Swappable battery, auto-flip screen |
| Solo 2 MAX | $134.99 | Portable | Hybrid ceramic | 50–220°C (122–428°F) | Up to 3 hrs; USB-C pass-through | OLED display, 14mm water pipe adapter |
| Air SE | $67.99 | Portable | Ceramic | 5 presets, 180–210°C | Removable 18650; up to 80 min | Simple and affordable, 0.3 g bowl |
| Air 2 | $134.98 | Portable | Ceramic | 50–220°C (122–428°F) | Removable 18650; about 1.5 hrs | Compact classic, now succeeded by the Air MAX |
| XQ2 | $188.99 | Desktop | Full convection, ceramic | 50–260°C (122–500°F) | Plug-in | Whip or fan-filled balloons, remote |
| V-Tower | $89.95 | Desktop | Ceramic | 50–260°C (122–500°F) | Plug-in | Whip-style, glass cyclone bowl |
The Solo 3 V2, Go SRT, Air MAX, Solo 2 MAX and Air SE run on batteries and use Arizer’s glass stems, so you can pre-pack a stem and go. Choose the Solo line for long sessions and flavor, the Go SRT for pocket size, and the Air MAX if you want a battery you can swap.
Looking for the Extreme Q? The Arizer Extreme Q is being discontinued and is no longer available. The XQ2 is the current Arizer desktop with both whip and balloon delivery.
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My Air Max works great and lasts forever! I was kinda skeptical about Arizer brand but was so wrong. Shipping was quick and been using it with no problems.
Kevin
$9.30 USD
Spare glass stems for the Air and Solo families, so you can pre-pack sessions. For the Go series, see the Go Glass Aroma Tube.
$11.99 USD
Connect an Arizer to your water pipe for cooler hits. The Go series uses the Arizer Go WPA ($9.99).
$4.99 USD
Keeps the heating chamber clear of loose material between sessions.
XQ2, Extreme Q and V-Tower owners can find bowls, balloons, screens, whips and the XQ2 remote in the desktop parts row above, including the replacement balloon and dome screens. Air MAX owners can add a spare 26650 battery.
City Vaporizer is an authorized Arizer partner, so every Arizer you buy here is genuine and comes with the full manufacturer warranty. Counterfeit vaporizers do circulate online, so a few habits protect you:
Arizer offers a lifetime warranty on its heating elements. Device coverage varies by model; for example, the Solo 3 V2 carries a 2-year limited warranty with 1 year on the battery. Glass is not covered. For each model’s terms, user manuals and quick-start videos, visit Arizer Support. Questions about an order from us? Contact City Vaporizer.
Arizer is a Canadian vaporizer maker based in Waterloo, Ontario, known for dry herb vaporizers with glass stems and glass vapor paths. Its lineup includes portables such as the Solo 3 V2, Air MAX, Go SRT, Solo 2 MAX and Air SE, and desktops such as the XQ2 and V-Tower.
It depends on how you'll use it. For flavor and long sessions in a portable, the Solo 3 V2 is the flagship. For a pocketable, convection-dominant portable, look at the Go SRT. For a swappable-battery portable, the Air MAX. For home use with a whip or balloons, the XQ2 desktop. For an affordable desktop, the V-Tower.
Arizer portables run on batteries and use glass stems you load and carry, so you can vape anywhere. Arizer desktops plug into the wall and deliver vapor through a whip, or balloon bags on the XQ2, which suits longer or shared sessions at home.
No. The Volcano is a desktop vaporizer made by Storz & Bickel, a different company. Arizer's own desktop vaporizers are the XQ2 and the V-Tower. The XQ2 can fill balloon bags with its built-in fan, similar in idea to the Volcano's balloon system.
The Extreme Q is being discontinued and is no longer available at City Vaporizer. For a current Arizer desktop with both whip and balloon delivery, see the Arizer XQ2.
Both are portable hybrid-heating vaporizers from 50 to 220°C. The Solo 3 adds Session and On Demand modes, three editable presets, a color display and XL glass stems that hold about 0.5 g. The Solo 2 MAX offers an OLED display, USB-C pass-through charging and up to about 3 hours of battery at a lower price.
Arizer's glass stems (aroma tubes) are designed for specific model families, such as the Air and Solo aroma tubes, and the Go Glass Aroma Tube for the Go series. Check the compatibility listed on each stem's product page before you buy.
Remove the stem once it has cooled, soak it in isopropyl alcohol until the residue loosens, rinse it with water and let it dry completely before using it again. Use a cleaning brush for the heating chamber, and never submerge the vaporizer itself.
Yes. Several Arizer portables work with a glass water pipe adapter: the Solo 2 MAX includes a 14mm adapter, the Go SRT includes a water pipe adapter, and the Air SE works with 14mm and 19mm adapters. Adapters are also sold separately.
Arizer offers a lifetime warranty on its heating elements. Device coverage varies by model; for example, the Solo 3 V2 carries a 2-year limited warranty with 1 year on the battery. Glass is not covered. Keep your dated proof of purchase, and see Arizer's support site for each model's terms.
You can order online from City Vaporizer, an authorized Arizer retailer, instead of searching local shops. We have sold vaporizers since 2012, carry the current Arizer lineup and accessories, and every price on this page is a live USD price.
Buy from Arizer or an authorized retailer, be cautious of prices that look far below normal, and keep your dated receipt, which you'll need for warranty support. City Vaporizer is an authorized Arizer partner.