High Labs Trippy 2 is a portable dry-herb vaporizer. VapoChecker compares current offers from 84.20 € (plus shipping) across 3 shops (as of Nov 11, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
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The High Labs Trippy 2 by High Labs is a portable conduction vaporizer. Temperature range spans 160 to 220 degrees Celsius with a 30-second heat-up time. The battery offers 2600 mAh capacity. Currently from 94.00 € across 3 shops (as of Nov 11, 2026; incl. shipping).
Five presets ranging from 160 to 220 °C, ceramic chamber, isolated glass vapor path, stainless steel body. Our price comparison shows current offers from across Europe.
About this vaporizer
The High Labs Trippy 2 is a portable conduction vaporizer with a ceramic chamber and glass vapor path. According to the manufacturer (High Labs, an own brand of VapeFully, Kraków), the chamber holds 0.25 g, the vapor path is insulated, the built-in 2,600 mAh battery lasts around 80 minutes, and there are five temperature settings (160, 175, 190, 205 and 220 °C). It heats up in approximately 30 seconds, signals readiness via vibration, displays the battery level via five LEDs, and is operated with two buttons; use whilst USB-C charging is possible according to the specifications, and it shuts off after seven minutes of inactivity. The manufacturer quotes 90 g (product page) and 121 g (review) for the weight. A glass bong adapter (14.5 mm) is available as an accessory. Two years' warranty, three upon registration. Currently from 94.00€ incl. shipping · Import charges may apply.
Impression
The Trippy 2 delivers usable vapor from the very first draw — the ceramic chamber heats up in around 30 seconds, with no harshness in the throat. The draw resistance is noticeable (typical of conduction), but flavor and vapor density arrive immediately. The cooling is remarkable: the double-walled glass vapor path absorbs the heat, so even level 5 (220 °C) remains pleasant — authors of published tests describe the vapor as "surprisingly cool" and "not harsh". Note: during the second session in a row, the device becomes noticeably warmer on the body — not hot, but distinctly so. These authors award 8.5 to 9 out of 10 points. A second published test confirms this assessment with 8 to 8.5 out of 10 — slight deductions in the second rating come from the brush fit in the glass tube and the absence of precise 1-degree temperature selection (5 presets rather than freely adjustable). Deductions are mainly for the small chamber with a maximum of 0.25 g.
Cleaning the Trippy 2 — Step by Step with Isopropanol
First use: Before you fill the device with herbs for the first time: wipe out the chamber once with a cotton bud and isopropanol, then heat it empty three to four times on the highest setting (220 °C) without any material — this burns off manufacturing residues that would otherwise vaporize during the first draw. Only then start the first proper session with herbs.
Preparation: The device MUST be fully cooled down before cleaning — immediately after a session the chamber is still warm and iso evaporates too quickly. Allow 5 to 10 minutes of cooling time. You will need: isopropanol (90% or higher), two small cups, cotton buds with a paper stem (not a plastic variant that sheds fibers), kitchen paper.
1. Pull out the glass tube: Grip the groove at the top of the mouthpiece end with your fingernails and pull gently upwards. Place it straight into the first iso cup. 2. Remove the mouthpiece and bottom piece: Place both parts into the second iso cup. 3. Scrape out crumbs dry: Before iso comes into play, use a blunt tool (NO sharp implement — the mesh at the bottom of the chamber can be punctured) to scrape out the coarse deposits and drop them into the iso cup. 4. Wipe out the chamber: First dry with a cotton bud, then dip a second bud briefly in iso and run it along the chamber walls. Hold the cotton bud upright while doing this — if it tips over when pressed, it will leave fibers or material behind in the chamber. After the first iso wipe, go over the vapor channel a second time with a fresh iso bud — better safe than sorry. Squeak test: If the cotton bud squeaks when wiping, it is clean. Important: do not let iso run into the electronics — use sparingly at the junction between the chamber and the body. 5. Remove the glass tube after 10 to 15 minutes: While it is soaking in the iso, give the cup a brief shake — dissolved deposits loosen more quickly. Dry it with kitchen paper and wipe through the glass tube from both ends with a dry cotton bud — the inside is usually dirtier on one side than the other. According to the manual, the glass tube may remain in the iso for as long as you like — the silicone seal ring, however, should not soak for more than around 30 minutes, otherwise compounds may leach out. 6. Reassembly: Place the plunger back into the chamber, insert the glass tube with a gentle press and twist, and attach the mouthpiece and bottom piece. Allow all parts to dry completely before heating up for the first time, then run once on the highest setting without any material — this evaporates any remaining iso residue. Safety note: iso is very drying on the skin — moisturise your hands after cleaning. If the vapor tastes of iso on the first draw, do NOT inhale — allow it to dry longer, then heat empty again.
Cleaning tip — brush: The cleaning brush does not fit through the narrow glass tube with some deliveries — the bristles are set too wide at the front. Instead of the brush, you can use cotton buds with a paper stem (not plastic, which leaves fibers) or a pipe cleaner from a tobacconist — both fit through cleanly and reliably clean the inner wall of the glass tube.
Trippy 2 vs Trippy 1 — what has specifically changed
High Labs built the Trippy 2 on the basis of community feedback from the first generation. The most important differences at a glance:
Battery: 2,000 → 2,600 mAh (+30% battery life. A verified value for the charge time to 100% is not available here.
no need to read a display anymore. Temperature distribution: the five presets (160 / 175 / 190 / 205 / 220 °C) are more evenly spaced — even level 1 delivers more active compounds than the old minimum.
Retained are the ceramic chamber, the isolated glass vapor path, and the stainless steel body. The manufacturer's warranty is 2 years from the date of purchase, extendable to 3 years by registering the product. The same operating concept (two buttons, no display) means: anyone who knew the Trippy 1 will feel immediately at home.
Trippy 2 vs Veazy — conduction versus convection hybrid
The Veazy (a hybrid with a convection element) delivers a softer draw — you inhale with almost no resistance. The Trippy 2 requires more lung power, because pure conduction devices do not actively drive the airflow. In return, the Trippy 2 is simpler: no learning curve, no on-demand timing, no draw-strength calibration. Anyone looking for a quick conduction vaporizer with a cool glass vapor path in the budget class will be better served by the Trippy 2. Those who want convection comfort should stick with the Veazy (or look at the Crafty+ / Mighty+).
Trippy 2 vs XMAX V3 Pro — simplicity versus feature list
The XMAX V3 Pro belongs to the budget class: pure convection heating with on-demand and session mode, precise temperature selection from 100 to 220 °C, a replaceable 18650 battery, and dosing capsule support. It also heats up in around 15 seconds and connects natively to a water pipe. On paper it wins the feature duel clearly. The Trippy 2 counters with different strengths: a complete glass vapor path (the V3 Pro routes the vapor through ceramic), a stainless steel housing — and operation with absolutely no learning curve: two buttons, five presets between 160 and 220 °C, vibration feedback. Both devices charge via USB-C; the Trippy 2 carries a 2,600 mAh battery, the V3 Pro one with 2,550 mAh. Those who want precise temperature control, on-demand draws, and spare batteries for on the go should reach for the V3 Pro. Those looking for a simple, solid device with a cool glass vapor path who can do without fine-tuning are in the right place with the Trippy 2. Both sit in the same price bracket — today's prices are shown in the price comparison at the top of this page.
Usage: Drawing or passive airflow — and the battery indicator
Switching on and heating up: On the first press, a blue LED lights up — this is standby mode. Only the second press (on one of the top or bottom buttons) starts the heating process, indicated by a red blinking LED. This two-stage operation prevents accidental heating in the pocket if the button is inadvertently pressed in a trouser pocket.
After switching on, you need around 25 seconds until the vibration signal indicates that the target temperature has been reached. You then have two inhalation modes:
Active draw: Lips on the mouthpiece, draw steadily as you would on a water pipe. Delivers denser clouds, as more airflow passes through the hot chamber. Passive airflow: Let the air pass through the device passively 2 to 3 times without actively inhaling. Delivers flavor-forward vapor — ideal for levels 1 to 2 (160–175 °C) when you want the taste without dense clouds.
Battery indicator: Five LED dots show the charge level in broad steps — no percentage value, but perfectly practical. Four or five dots = full reserve. Two dots = still 4 to 6 sessions left, time to charge. How long the battery takes to charge to full cannot be reliably stated with the evidence available here.
the body becomes noticeably warmer than during the first — this is normal, not a fault, and is due to the accumulated residual heat in the chamber.
Draw tip: Longer, slower, and more even draws get the most out of the chamber — short, intense puffs deliver less dense vapor, as the hot air does not have enough time to fully penetrate the material.
Battery, USB-C fast charging, and 5 temperatures
The 2,600 mAh battery lasts for around 80 minutes of continuous use according to the manufacturer. Charging is via USB-C from empty to full — 75 % faster than its predecessor; a standard charger with 18 W or more is sufficient. Pass-through vaping is possible; when the battery is low, you can plug in USB-C and continue the session while charging. The five presets cover the full range: 160–175 °C for flavor sessions, 190–205 °C for a balance of aroma and clouds, 220 °C for maximum vapor density. Heat-up time is stated as 30 seconds; in practice approximately 25 seconds until the vibration signal indicates readiness. You switch between levels using the second button — the LED dots show the active level.
Dimensions, Materials, Box Contents and Build Details
At 36 × 24 × 123 mm, the Trippy 2 fits in any trouser pocket — noticeably lighter than a Mighty+ or Volcano. The stainless steel body feels solid, and the matte printed finish (the "Eye in the Lotus" logo) is scratch-resistant. The chamber holds a maximum of 0.25 g, with the optimal load being 0.15 to 0.2 g — enough for an 8- to 10-minute session without stirring.
Component Details: Inside the chamber sits a small tamper that keeps the material in place during a session — simply remove it with your fingers when cleaning, and reinsert it by pressing and turning gently when reassembling. The base screen in the chamber can be removed for cleaning — grip it with your fingernails and drop it into an ISO bath, rather than fiddling around it awkwardly. The glass tube transition — the connection between the chamber and mouthpiece — is notably clean in its construction. One quirk: the groove at the top of the mouthpiece is slightly narrower on the inside than the rest of the stem — cotton swabs tend to get stuck there, so insert them slowly with a twisting motion.
Box contents according to the manufacturer: USB-C cable, cleaning brush, herb tool, and instructions. Depending on the shop, additional items may include: a USB-A to USB-C cable (power adapter not included), a cleaning kit (brush, cotton swabs), replacement screens, and sometimes a carrying pouch. Some boxes come without a separate screen insert or without a double base — this is not guaranteed, so check the shop's listing. The metal section in the base piece is not cleanly folded on some units — functionally non-critical, but a cosmetic blemish. Warranty: 2 years from the date of purchase, extendable to 3 years by registering with the manufacturer.
The Trippy 2 is a conduction vaporizer; the chamber holds a maximum of 0.25 g.
First, let the device cool down completely (5 to 10 minutes). Then soak the glass tube, mouthpiece, and base piece in isopropanol (90%+) — 10 to 15 minutes is sufficient; the silicone should not soak for more than 30 minutes. Remove crumbs first by dry-scraping with a blunt tool (NO sharp objects, or the screen will be punctured). Wipe the chamber dry with a cotton swab, then go over it again with an isopropanol-dipped swab — if the swab squeaks, it is clean. For safety, run a second isopropanol-dipped swab through the vapor channel once more. Before reassembly, let all parts dry completely, then run one empty heat cycle at the highest setting.
Three safety points: (1) Do not let isopropanol run into the electronics — apply sparingly at the chamber-to-body junction. (2) Isopropanol degreses skin strongly — moisturise your hands after cleaning. (3) If the vapor tastes of isopropanol on the first draw after cleaning: DO NOT inhale. Isopropanol vapors are generally not intended for the lungs. Leave to dry longer and run another empty heat cycle at the highest setting until the smell has completely gone.
The battery grew from 2,000 to 2,600 mAh (+30% battery life, roughly 80 instead of 60 minutes). USB-C charges 75% faster. A vibration signal indicates when the target temperature has been reached. The five temperatures (160, 175, 190, 205, 220 °C) are more evenly distributed — even the lowest setting delivers more flavor than on its predecessor. The chamber, glass vapor path, and body have remained identical.
The Trippy 2 is pure conduction: more draw resistance, simple operation, dense vapor from draw one. The Veazy (convection hybrid) delivers a smoother draw and slightly more convection clarity, but usually costs more. For an entry-level device in the budget class in a pocket-friendly form factor, the Trippy 2 is the better choice.
Both are possible. Actively drawing with your lips on the mouthpiece delivers denser clouds because more airflow passes through the hot chamber. Alternatively, you can let the vapor pass through the device passively 2 to 3 times without actively inhaling — great for flavor sessions at settings 1 to 2 (160–175 °C). During a second consecutive session, the body becomes noticeably warmer — this is normal.
The list price is around 85 euros. At Polish shops you can currently find it for around 87 euros (converted from 379 PLN). Up-to-date prices including shipping are shown in our price comparison above on the page — the spiders crawl every 24 hours.
Yes. Operated via two buttons, five pre-set temperatures, a vibration signal when ready, and five LED battery dots as an indicator — no app, no display reading learning curve, no calibration of draw behavior. Recommended starting point: 175 to 190 °C, which delivers flavor-focused vapor without any harshness.
Yes. After approximately 7 minutes without any interaction (no button press, no inhalation), the device switches off automatically. This protects the 2,600 mAh battery and prevents accidental heating if you put the Trippy 2 in your pocket without switching it off. To restart, hold the button down.
No. The 2,600-mAh lithium-ion battery is permanently built into the stainless-steel housing and cannot be removed without tools. In the event of wear or a defect, the device is returned via the manufacturer's warranty (2 years, 3 years with registration). Battery cycle lifespan is typical for this battery class — several years under normal use.
Before the very first session: wipe out the chamber once with a cotton swab and isopropyl alcohol, then dry-fire three to four times at the highest setting (220 °C) without any material, so that manufacturing residues burn off. Grind size: according to the manufacturer's instructions, medium-fine — too fine clogs the airflow, too coarse falls through the bottom screen. If the brush does not fit through the glass tube: cotton swabs with a paper stem or pipe cleaners from a tobacconist work just as well.
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