ArGo

The Arizer ArGo is the brand's most compact device: 90 × 50 × 20 mm, 80 grams, replaceable 18650 cell. The herbs sit in a glass stem as on the larger models, only here it slides flat into the housing.

Features

• Hybrid of conduction and convection
• Degree-precise temperature control from 50 °C to 220 °C
• Up to temperature in around 60 seconds
• 18650 battery with 3400 mAh, replaceable
• 75 to 90 minutes of vaporizing per charge
• Micro-USB with pass-through
• OLED and three buttons for temperature, brightness, sound and auto-off
• Airpath of glass, ceramic and stainless steel
• Protective shell for the glass stem, carry case in the box

Who is the ArGo for?

For customers who want an Arizer device in pocket format and will trade runtime for it. At 90 × 50 × 20 mm and 80 grams the ArGo is flatter than a card case and disappears into a trouser pocket — no other device in the range manages that. Anyone needing more runtime reaches for the Air Max; anyone wanting the smallest format, this.

Pocket format with a swappable cell

Unusual for this size: the 18650 battery with 3400 mAh can be taken out. Devices in this class otherwise have a fixed battery that eventually decides the life of the device. A charged second cell extends the day without a cable, and after years the cell is replaced rather than the vaporizer.

The stem lies flat in the housing

Instead of being pushed in on top, the glass stem slides sideways into the body; a lid closes over it. That is exactly what makes the flat build possible. To fill it you flip the lid, insert the stem and close again — on the move that works one-handed.

Hybrid of conduction and convection

The ArGo combines both heating types: the chamber wall provides base heat, the air flowing through does the rest. For a device this size that is the sensible compromise, because pure convection would need more volume and more power. The range runs from 50 °C to 220 °C and is set by the degree.

Airpath of glass, ceramic and stainless steel

Plastic never touches the vapour — the path is made entirely of glass, ceramic and stainless steel. That is rare in pocket devices and the main reason the ArGo can hold its own on flavour against considerably larger units.

Three-button operation

An OLED and three buttons cover everything: temperature, display brightness, beep and automatic shut-off. No menu tree, no app. Heat-up takes around sixty seconds and runtime is 75 to 90 minutes; pass-through allows use on the cable.

Protective shell and transport

The box includes a protective shell that holds the glass stem with its load, plus a carry case. Anyone refilling on the move prepares two stems at home and swaps them out — that is the real strength of the system.

Note on the successor

Arizer has discontinued the ArGo; the Go SRT follows with a 5000 mAh battery, USB-C Power Delivery and a heat-up of five to fifteen rather than sixty seconds. While stock lasts, the ArGo remains the brand's most affordable pocket device.

How to use it

1. Open the lid and fill the glass stem loosely with ground herbs.
2. Slide the stem in and close the lid.
3. Switch the device on and select the temperature on the OLED.
4. Let it heat for around 60 seconds, then draw slowly.
5. Remove the stem, tap it out and clean the well with the brush.