Pros
- Hybrid heating for even vaporization
- Works with a water filter (bong) using a suitable adapter
- Glass aroma stems for loading and a separate vapour path
- Replaceable battery for longevity
- Lifetime warranty on the heating element only; 2 years on materials and workmanship
- Compact and portable at 116 g weight
- User-friendly with no app requirement
Cons
- Longer heat-up time of 75–100 seconds
- Glass and battery excluded from the 2-year warranty
- No app control for advanced settings
- Temperature range could be wider
- Battery requires regular maintenance
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Air 2 vs Solo 2
Both devices come from Arizer and share the glass vapour path. The key difference: the Solo 2 has a larger 3300 mAh battery and a digital temperature display, but is slightly heavier. The Air 2 scores with its replaceable battery and more compact form factor.
Those wanting maximum flexibility and spare batteries should choose the Air 2. Those who prefer longer sessions without swapping batteries and want a display should opt for the Solo 2. In terms of flavour, the two are virtually identical.
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Only devices with a serial number starting with “M2” are affected (sold 06/2024 to 07/2025). Newer units are unaffected.
Affected devices are replaced free of charge by the manufacturer. Check the serial number on the bottom of the device.
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Air 2 Guides & Niches
Glass mouthpieces for pure flavour and a replaceable 18650 battery.
Yes, 18650 replaceable.
Adjustable in 1 °C increments up to 220 °C.
Yes, usable whilst charging.
Air 2 is more compact and lighter, Solo 2 has a larger battery.
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