VaporGenie Mini Sherlock is a butane-powered dry-herb vaporizer. VapoChecker compares current offers from €80.11 (plus shipping) across 1 shop (as of Oct 21, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
| Device Type | Butane Vaporizer |
| Brand | VaporGenie |
| Material | Dry Herb |
The VaporGenie Mini Sherlock is a flame-heated glass vaporizer in a compact Sherlock-pipe shape — with no battery, no display and no electronics. It is heated with an ordinary lighter: the flame warms the patented silicon-carbide ceramic filter, which in turn heats the incoming air so the herbs vaporize instead of burning. The ceramic filter contains no metal, does not burn out and never needs replacing. The body is thick-walled borosilicate glass from Schott (Germany). Temperature is controlled entirely by draw speed — drawing slower produces more heat, drawing faster gives cooler hits. If preferred, the Mini Sherlock can also be used as an ordinary pipe.
See also: VaporGenie Classic · VaporGenie Glass Bat · VaporGenie Glass Sherlock · VaporGenie Aluminum Bat
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 VaporGenie Mini Sherlock | |||
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| Price from | 84.33€ · incl. shipping | 57.63€ · incl. shipping | 70.98€ · incl. shipping |
| Type | Butane | Butane | Butane |
| Heating | N/A | Convection | Convection |
| Temperature | N/A | 107°C - 190°C | 107°C - 190°C |
| Heat-up time | N/A | 5s | 5s |
| Battery | N/A | Butane | Butane |
| Weight | N/A | N/A | 42 g |
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Open in full comparison →With a standard lighter. The flame heats the patented silicon carbide ceramic filter through which the air flows — this vaporizes the herb instead of burning it. The Mini Sherlock requires no battery or mains power. The flame must never directly touch the herb.
No. The filter is made from silicon carbide ceramic, contains no metal, and does not combust. With normal, correct use, no soot accumulates and the filter lasts practically indefinitely.
Via draw speed. Drawing slowly produces hotter, denser draws; drawing faster produces cooler and milder vapor. There is no electronic temperature control — regulation lies entirely with the user.
Thick-walled borosilicate glass by Schott (Germany), which withstands large temperature changes. As a glass device, however, it is more susceptible to impacts than metal vaporizers.
Yes. If desired, the Mini Sherlock can also be used like a conventional pipe. Its primary purpose, however, is flame-heated vaporization through the ceramic filter, which is gentler than straight combustion.
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