Dr. Dabber Ghost
Pros
- Proven design, sold largely unchanged since 2013
- Titanium coil inside a ceramic-lined atomizer
- Around 50 heating cycles per charge, full in about an hour
- Battery also takes common 510 cartridges
- Spare atomizer included in the kit
- At 13.2 cm it disappears into a pocket
Cons
- No temperature selection, just one button
- Non-replaceable battery
- Considerably simpler than its successor, the Ghost²
- No live manufacturer page left — drdabber.com now shows the Ghost² there
- The atomizer is a wear part and has to be rebought
- Concentrates only, not for herbs
Dr. Dabber Ghost — Price Comparison (1 Shop)
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Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Heating Method | Conduction |
| Device Type | Pen |
| Brand | Dr. Dabber |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Battery Capacity | 650 mAh |
| Session Mode | On-Demand |
| Temperature Control | None |
| Material | Concentrates |
| Battery Type | internal lithium-ion |
| Replaceable Battery | No |
| Charging Port | USB |
| Coil Material | Titanium |
| Thread Type | 510 |
| Release Year | 2013 |
About this vaporizer
The Dr. Dabber Ghost is the wax pen the brand launched with in 2013, and it is still sold today. Its atomizer is ceramic-lined and works with a titanium coil; there is no temperature selection, the device only knows on and off. The built-in 650 mAh battery is rated for around 50 full heating cycles and charges in about an hour. At 13.2 centimetres the Ghost is a classic pen. The battery also accepts most 510 concentrate cartridges. Not to be confused with the Ghost², the 2023 successor with a ceramic chamber, five heat settings and USB-C.
- Proven design, sold largely unchanged since 2013
- Titanium coil inside a ceramic-lined atomizer
- Around 50 heating cycles per charge, full in about an hour
- Battery also takes common 510 cartridges
- Spare atomizer included in the kit
- At 13.2 cm it disappears into a pocket
- No temperature selection, just one button
- Non-replaceable battery
- Considerably simpler than its successor, the Ghost²
- No live manufacturer page left — drdabber.com now shows the Ghost² there
- The atomizer is a wear part and has to be rebought
- Concentrates only, not for herbs
See also: Dr. Dabber Ghost 2 · Dr. Dabber Switch 2 · Dr. Dabber Switch Go · Dr. Dabber XS
Titanium coil instead of a heating plate
One button, no temperature selection
650 mAh and 510 compatibility
Why the risk of confusion is real
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Spec comparison
 Dr. Dabber Ghost | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price from | N/A | 94.73€ · Code VAPOCHECKER10 · incl. shipping | 324.52€ · incl. shipping | 260.51€ · Code VAPOCHECKER10 · incl. shipping |
| Type | Vape Pen | Vape Pen | Desktop | Portable |
| Heating | Conduction | Conduction | Induction | Conduction |
| Temperature | N/A | 216°C - 282°C | 121°C - 343°C | 121°C - 343°C |
| Heat-up time | N/A | 10s | 5s | 20s |
| Battery | 650 mAh | 1000 mAh | 3000 mAh | 1600 mAh |
| Weight | N/A | 198 g | 726 g | 366 g |
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No. The Ghost is the original model from 2013, featuring a titanium coil and a single heating point. The Ghost² arrived in 2023 and has a ceramic chamber, radial heating, five temperature settings and USB-C. Both are sold alongside each other, which explains the confusion.
Yes. The battery is compatible with most concentrate cartridges featuring a 510 thread. The original atomiser can be unscrewed and replaced with a cartridge.
Retailer specifications cite around 50 complete heating cycles or 200 to 300 draws per charge. The battery takes approximately one hour to recharge.
No. The Ghost has precisely one operating point. You control the intensity through the length of the draw. Temperature selection is only available on its successor.
No. The device is designed exclusively for concentrates. Dry herbs require a chamber with a different heating geometry.
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