Honey Labs Dabber II is a dab pen. VapoChecker compares current offers from €35.49 (plus shipping) across 1 shop (as of Oct 19, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
The Honey Dabber II has neither a battery nor electronics; nevertheless, it is a complete vaporization device rather than a spare part. On VapoChecker, you can compare retailer prices for the complete device.
Manual nectar collector instead of an electronic pen
The Honey Dabber II operates using the direct dip-and-dab principle. Before use, the protruding tip is heated with an external flame. The hot tip is then touched to a small amount of concentrate while the user draws through the mouthpiece. The material vaporizes immediately at the contact surface. There is no battery, heating coil, charging port or preset temperature. The heat is controlled entirely by hand. Its operation therefore resembles that of a traditional dab nail, but its straw-shaped design makes it considerably more compact and portable.
Interchangeable quartz or titanium tip options
Honey Labs offered the Honey Dabber II with a quartz or CP2 titanium tip. Both options form part of the complete device and are interchangeable. Quartz responds quickly to the flame and provides a clear view of the material's surface, but it may break if subjected to an impact. Titanium is more robust and retains heat differently. Retailer documentation describes a press-fit construction without adhesive on the titanium tip. Replacement tips remain accessories; a shop page for an individual Replacement Tip must therefore not be mapped to the complete device identity compared here.
Wooden protective sleeve for the hot tip
The most distinctive design feature is the two-piece hardwood body. Neodymium magnets hold the parts together, and the sleeve encloses the heated tip after the session. According to retailer descriptions, this means the device does not have to remain exposed until the quartz or titanium has cooled completely. Nevertheless, the protective body is no substitute for careful handling: the tip is heated intensely with an open flame and must not touch skin or flammable surfaces during use. Before transport, the sleeve must be closed correctly and completely.
Dimensions, package contents and product distinction
SMOKEA lists the assembled device as measuring 5.25 inches in length and 0.625 inches in diameter, corresponding to approximately 133 × 15.9 millimeters. The package contains the two-piece wooden body and one tip in the selected material option. A torch and concentrate container are not included. VapoChecker lists the model under Honey Labs and deliberately distinguishes it from the similarly named Empire Glassworks Honey Dabber and individual Honey Dabber II replacement tips. Retailer additions such as “Concentrate Straw Vaporizer Pen” and “Vapor Straw Collector” are aliases for the same complete device.
No. The quartz or titanium tip is heated manually with an external torch; the device has no battery or electronics.
It is designed for wax and other solid or viscous concentrates, not for dry herbs or pre-filled cartridges.
Both are interchangeable tip options for the complete device. Quartz heats quickly and is more brittle, while titanium is mechanically more robust.
The magnetic wooden sleeve is specifically designed to shield the hot tip. It must be closed correctly; the tip itself remains extremely hot immediately after use.
No. The price comparison on this page applies to the complete device with its wooden body and one tip. Individual Replacement Tips remain accessories.
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