The Veazy is the newest portable vaporizer from Storz and Bickel and retails for $249. It uses the same type of hybrid heating system found in the other S&B portables, along with a ceramic-coated chamber. You can also use the standard Storz and Bickel dosing capsules, so there’s nothing new to buy if you already have some. You get three temperature settings from the button, USB-C charging and a full temperature range through the web app.
The big change here is that Storz and Bickel finally made one of these things properly light. The Veazy weighs 134 grams, which is almost half the weight of the 252-gram Venty. It’s still not tiny, but this is much easier to put in a pocket and forget about for a while.
Vapor quality is right up there with the other Storz and Bickel portables and the Veazy is extremely easy to use. The airflow is more restricted than the Venty and there’s no display for precise temperature changes directly on the device. Neither has bothered me enough to take away from what the Veazy does well.
Battery life is the biggest downside with the Veazy. You can expect around three to five bowls on a full charge, and the battery is built into the vaporizer. That’s fine for a few sessions, but I wish the battery was replaceable.
What’s Included
The Veazy comes with one dosing capsule, three normal screens, three coarse screens, two O-rings, a filling chamber tool, cleaning brush and a USB-C to USB-C cable. There’s no charging brick in the box. Other than that, you have everything you need to start using it.
The Veazy comes with one dosing capsule, which is nice if you haven’t used them before and want to try one out. They keep most of the herb contained and help keep the chamber c