DynaVap M7 XL — Stealth is a butane-powered dry-herb vaporizer. VapoChecker compares current offers from €114.64 (plus shipping) across 6 shops (as of Oct 19, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
| Heating Method | Hybrid |
| Device Type | Butane Vaporizer |
| Brand | DynaVap |
| Power Source | Butane/Flame |
| Weight | 26 g |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Water Pipe Compatible | View water pipe adapters |
| Session Mode | On-Demand |
| Temperature Control | Manual |
| Material | Dry Herb |
| Vapor Path | Metal |
| Charging Port | Not needed (no battery) |
The DynaVap M7 XL Stealth is not a black aluminum version of the regular M7 XL. DynaVap specifies a titanium tip, stem and mouthpiece, paired with a stainless-steel condenser and CCD plus a PVD-coated Captive Cap. The DuraDyn Stealth finish can show dark blue and purple hues in changing light.
Its adjustable bowl holds about 0.1 g and can be halved. The XL mouthpiece provides six airflow settings. DynaVap describes faster heat-up and cool-down as benefits of the titanium build but publishes no reliable seconds or weight figure on the product page.
Choose Stealth for titanium, lower mass and its distinctive finish. Choose the regular stainless-steel M7 XL for the same core functions at a lower price.
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DynaVap publishes neither a reliable weight nor a fixed heat-up time for this titanium variant on the product page.
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The standard M7 XL is made primarily from stainless steel. With the Stealth, DynaVap specifies titanium for the tip, stem, and mouthpiece. The condenser and CCD remain stainless steel; the Captive Cap has a PVD coating.
The bowl holds approximately 0.1 g and can be halved using the Adjust-a-Bowl. XL refers to the extended build with six airflow settings, not a larger chamber. The tapered mouthpiece is designed for 10 mm water filters.
The Stealth is used with an external heat source. DynaVap describes titanium as faster to heat up and cool down, but the Stealth product page does not list a reliable figure in seconds. The click signal marks the operating range; it is not a temperature readout.
The DuraDyn Stealth finish shows deep blue and violet tones depending on the light. DynaVap notes that prolonged heating can change the color of the PVD-coated Cap. Let the hot Cap and tip cool completely before handling.
Choose the Stealth: when titanium, lower mass, and the distinctive finish justify the premium. Choose the standard M7 XL: when the halvable chamber, XL length, and six airflow settings are sufficient and price matters more.
Do not soak the Cap in water or alcohol; doing so can damage the click mechanism. Disassemble cooled parts and clean them following DynaVap's component-specific instructions. Maintenance procedures for metal parts should not be applied indiscriminately to seals, coatings, or the Cap.
The device has no battery, no display, and no fixed electronic temperature selection. Heat the Cap with a suitable heat source until the click, then remove the heat source and wait for the cooling click before the next cycle. A generic figure in seconds does not replace this signal.
Adjust-A-Bowl halves the chamber; it is not evidence that arbitrary dosing capsules are compatible. Verify induction heaters, mouthpieces, water filter adapters, and storage options against the specific variant. XL length or a shared brand name does not make every accessory compatible.
A batteryless device still requires a suitable external heat source. Allow it to cool completely before storing, and do not touch the hot Cap or tip. Regulations for lighters in traffic and when flying depend on the carrier and destination; no blanket clearance for travel is claimed here.
Check DynaVap's current terms for direct purchases, the retailer's terms, and your statutory rights separately. The relevant factors are the model, purchase date, seller, and scope of delivery.
The Stealth product page lists a DynaVap case with silicone insert and an empty single-flame DynaTorch. Retailers may offer different bundles. The lighter is not guaranteed to be pre-filled; check the actual package contents before purchasing.
DynaVap specifies an extended vapor path and six airflow settings on the mouthpiece for the XL version. The Stealth variant uses titanium for the tip, stem, and mouthpiece. This does not constitute a numerically verified cooling or flavor advantage over every other variant.
Sources: DynaVap M7 XL Stealth – official product page, DynaVap M7 XL – official product page, DynaVap – cleaning the cap safely. Manufacturer information and instructions; no independent comparison test.
Same device type and a similar price; matching heating methods come first. Size and features may differ.
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| Price from | 114.64€ · incl. shipping | 75.14€ · Code VAPOCHECKER5 · incl. shipping | 80.70€ · Code VAPOCHECKER · incl. shipping | 184.01€ · Code VAPOCHECKER · incl. shipping |
| Type | Butane | Butane | Butane | Butane |
| Heating | Hybrid | Hybrid | Hybrid | Hybrid |
| Battery | Butane | Butane | Butane | Butane |
| Weight | N/A | 17 g | 26 g | 31 g |
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Open in full comparison →No. Both use the approximately 0.1 g M7 herb chamber, which can be halved using the Adjust-a-Bowl. XL refers to the extended condenser and mouthpiece.
DynaVap does not list a reliable weight or separate length specification on the Stealth page. The 26 g figure for the standard stainless steel M7 XL does not carry over to this titanium variant.
The Stealth page does not state a fixed number of seconds. DynaVap describes titanium as faster to heat up and cool down; what matters most is the heat source, heating position, and click signal.
They are part of the extended XL mouthpiece and allow stepped adjustment of the draw resistance.
No. The M7 XL is manual and has no degree-accurate electronic temperature control.
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