The Pax 3 is a portable, duel use vaporizer that’s compatible with dry herbs and concentrates. It’s been a revelation in the cannabis scene since its release in 2016 and is taking the vaporizer world by storm. The exterior design is much like the classic version, but once in grip patients will discover how far in advance Pax Vaporizer has come. Pax 3 is efficient, smarter, and much smoother on the touch. Since it’s considered one of the best vaporizers out there customers should also be aware that such products are an investment and worth the extra money.
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The Pax 3 is discreet which is perfect for those who wish to maintain their privacy. It comes with a flat mouthpiece inserted right out of the box so it will not stick out at all. There are 3 oven lids—or heating chambers—with two of them used for dry herb and the other one for concentrates. Much like the Pax 2, the Pax 3 has a super-convenient magnetic charger that attaches easily to the device. Other accessories provided are an instruction booklet, pipe cleaners, small brushes, and the multi-tool which is used to pack and empty the Pax.
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