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The Arizer V-Tower is the brand's plainest desktop device: ceramic heating element, temperature from 50 °C to 260 °C, operation exclusively through the whip. No balloon, no fan, no remote — but the cheapest entry into the desktop class and the least upkeep.

Features

• Ceramic heating element, convection operation
• Temperature from 50 °C to 260 °C
• Whip operation only, no balloon
• Heating chamber for around 0.5 g
• Glass mouthpiece, vapour path of glass and ceramic
• Mains powered, holds temperature indefinitely
• Stable at 17 × 16.5 cm
• All glass parts available individually

Who is the V-Tower for?

For single-station use at home and for anyone wanting a desktop unit without paying for a balloon and remote. The V-Tower is Arizer's plainest and cheapest desktop device: plug it in, choose a temperature, draw on the whip. For shops it is the device with which customers ease into desktop vaporizers before reaching for the Extreme Q or XQ2.

Whip only — deliberately

The V-Tower has no fan and therefore no balloon mode. You draw exclusively through the whip assembly. That sounds like a sacrifice but for many it is the more honest route: without a fan there is no noise, no electronics that can fail, and your own draw alone decides how dense the vapour gets.

Ceramic heating element up to 260 °C

Heating is by a ceramic element and the range runs from 50 °C to 260 °C — the same as the Extreme Q. At the top that sits well above the portable Arizer devices, which stop at 220 °C. Because the device runs on mains power it holds the set temperature indefinitely, with no battery to limit it.

Chamber for around 0.5 grams

The heating chamber takes about half a gram — more than any portable Arizer device. One fill is enough for an evening for two. The mouthpiece is glass, so the vapour touches only glass and ceramic on its way.

Build and stability

At 17 × 16.5 cm the V-Tower stands firmly on the table and does not tip when the whip is pulled. There is no display and no menus, just a temperature readout and the control on the device — for customers who will not read a manual, that is the decisive point.

Cleaning

What needs cleaning is the chamber, the screens and the whip assembly. Glass parts can be soaked completely in isopropyl alcohol, the silicone tubing is rinsed. Because there is no fan there is also no airway in which condensate could collect — the care effort is the lowest of all Arizer desktop units.

Spares and follow-up business

Whip assembly, glass mouthpiece and screens can be bought individually; so can the chamber and the glass elbow. For retail that is a reliable follow-up business, because glass parts in desktop use inevitably break at some point.

V-Tower, Extreme Q or XQ2?

The V-Tower is the cheapest entry: whip only, no balloon, no remote. The Extreme Q adds balloon operation, fan speeds and a remote. The XQ2 puts degree-precise temperature, three programmable presets and the rotating connector on top. All three use the same glass logic and the same wear parts.

How to use it

1. Fill the heating chamber loosely with ground herbs.
2. Switch the device on and select the temperature.
3. Wait for it to heat up.
4. Draw slowly and evenly on the whip.
5. After use empty the chamber and clean the glass parts.