Dr. Dabber Stella is a dab pen. VapoChecker compares current offers from €53.56 (plus shipping) across 4 shops (as of Oct 19, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
Dr. Dabber Stella is a slim wax pen for concentrates — importantly: not a 510 cartridge pen, but a pure wax device that is not 510-threaded. The wax sits in direct contact with the heating element (cup), heating via conduction. One notable feature is the TCR battery (Temperature Coefficient Resistance), which regulates voltage based on coil temperature and thus ensures more consistent draws. Temperature is selected via three color-coded levels: green for 550 degrees Fahrenheit (around 288 °C), cyan for 630 degrees Fahrenheit (around 332 °C) and orange for 775 degrees Fahrenheit (around 413 °C). A preheat runs for fifteen seconds. The 600 mAh battery charges via USB-C with fast and pass-through charging and lasts around forty to sixty draws. The Stella is discreet and flavor-oriented.
With the Dr. Dabber Stella, an important clarification is worthwhile straight away: it is not a 510 cartridge pen, even if its slim format might suggest that. The Stella is not 510-threaded and only takes wax and concentrates. The concentrate is placed directly into a cup that is in direct contact with the heating element — so this is conduction. This design is geared towards flavor: the Stella delivers aromatic, clean draws and is compared in reviews with flavor-focused devices such as the Puffco Plus. By contrast, it is not intended for thin oils in cartridges.
TCR control and temperature levels
The Stella's technical speciality is its TCR battery: TCR stands for Temperature Coefficient Resistance, meaning a control system that adjusts the voltage based on the actual coil temperature. This provides more consistent draws because the temperature is kept more constant than with simple voltage levels. You select the target temperature via three color-coded levels: green for 550 degrees Fahrenheit (around 288 °C), cyan for 630 degrees Fahrenheit (around 332 °C) and orange for 775 degrees Fahrenheit (around 413 °C). A preheat runs for fifteen seconds at around 460 degrees Fahrenheit.
Battery and handling
The 600-mAh battery is charged via USB-C and supports fast and pass-through charging, so it can also be used while charging. One charge lasts for around forty to sixty draws, which is decent for such a small pen, but not generous. When handling it, two points should be noted: the mouthpiece can become very hot during rapid chain draws, and the Stella should be kept upright so that no liquid concentrate runs into the mouthpiece. Vapor production is rather low — the Stella deliberately prioritizes flavor over dense clouds.
No. The Stella is not a 510 cartridge pen and is not 510-threaded. It is a pure wax pen that only takes wax and concentrates.
TCR stands for Temperature Coefficient Resistance: the battery regulates the voltage based on the coil temperature and thus keeps the temperature more constant, which provides more consistent draws.
Three color-coded levels: green 550 °F (around 288 °C), cyan 630 °F (around 332 °C) and orange 775 °F (around 413 °C), plus a 15-second preheat.
Around forty to sixty draws. The 600-mAh battery charges via USB-C with fast and pass-through charging.
The mouthpiece can become very hot during chain draws, and the Stella should be kept upright so that no liquid concentrate runs into the mouthpiece.
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