Dr. Dabber Ghost is a dab pen. VapoChecker compares current offers from 62.92 € (plus shipping) across 1 shop (as of Nov 12, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
Key Facts — Dr. Dabber GhostPen · Heating: Conduction · Battery: 650 mAh · From: 62.92 € · Shops: 1
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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 centimeters 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.
The Ghost heats concentrate using a medical-grade titanium coil housed in a ceramic-coated cup. This combination was the brand's key selling point in 2013: titanium imparts no flavor of its own, while the ceramic wall keeps the heat inside the cup rather than in the casing. Unlike modern chamber devices, the concentrate sits directly on the coil. This produces vapor within a few seconds, but also requires a little care: too much material at once leads to burnt residue that is difficult to remove later.
One button, no temperature selection
The Ghost is operated using a single button. Five quick clicks unlock or lock the device, pressing the button heats it, and releasing it ends the draw. There is no temperature setting to select — the coil has precisely one operating point. To control the intensity, you adjust the duration of the draw rather than using a menu. This simplicity is intentional and is why the device is still sold after more than ten years. Anyone looking for five presets and a display will be better served by its successor, the Ghost².
650 mAh and 510 compatibility
The built-in lithium-ion battery has a capacity of 650 mAh. Retail listings cite around 50 complete heating cycles per charge, which in practice equates to several days; it charges via the included USB connection in approximately one hour. The battery's 510 compatibility is particularly useful: as well as the Ghost atomizer, it accepts most concentrate cartridges with a 510 thread. This means the lower section remains useful even when the original attachment eventually reaches the end of its life.
Why the risk of confusion is real
Many shops list the Ghost and Ghost² under almost identical names, often distinguished only by a superscript two. However, they are two different devices from two different decades: the Ghost from 2013 uses a titanium coil and a single heating point, while the Ghost² from 2023 features a ceramic chamber, radial heating, five temperature settings between 216 and 282 degrees Celsius, and USB-C. Their prices also differ significantly: the Ghost sits in the mid-double-digit range, while the Ghost² costs roughly twice as much. Anyone seeking the lower price should check which of the two devices is in their basket.
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 atomizer 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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