Are you searching for the best cheap dry herb vaporizer in the UK? As a medical cannabis patient, I know how challenging it can be to find an affordable yet high-quality vaporizer.

Everyone touts Tiny Mights and the Mighty, but let's be honest, the prescription is expensive enough as it is and not everyone can afford to throw £300 at something like this.

That's why I've embarked on a mission to uncover the top budget-friendly dry herb vaporizers under £100. This is based from my own personal experience, recommendations from people I know personally as well as feedback from our customers over the past 6 years from our CBD shop and on here.

For those who are interested we also have our guide on the Best Dry Herb Vapes For Beginners here.

In this article, I'll be sharing my picks for the best dry herb vaporizers that won't break the bank. We'll explore some of the most popular options like the PAX dry herb vaporizer (Yes it can be had under £100!), as well as lesser-known gems that have gained praise on Reddit and Amazon.

I'll also provide insights into where to find the best deals, including potential Black Friday sale locations from reputable UK vape sellers and more. By the end, you'll have a clear understanding of which budget dry herb vaporizer is the perfect fit for your needs and wallet. As well as a wishlist to pass on to Santa at christmas.

So let's jump in, and as always if you're still feeling stuck and would like some free advice, simply drop us an email and we'll get back to you!

Here are some of the best budget dry herb vaporizers under £100 or clode enough that they're well worth a mention incase you can find a discount code or can wait to Black Friday where there may well be a sale to bring these within budget. You don't want to miss out on a great piece of kit for the sake of £30 here or there!

Ok ok this isn't quite under £100 but well worth a mention incase you can find a discount code or can wait to Black Friday where there may well be a sale to bring these within budget. You don't want to miss out on a great piece of kit for the sake of £30 here or there!

This device stands out as one of my favourite budget options, so it is well worth exploring sales, or looking at sellers who offer loyalty points to bring this under £100. I promise the rest of our choices are, this was just worth a mention!

The Arizer Solo 2 boasts an impressive 3400 mAh battery that provides up to 3 hours of continuous use. Something that is a huge help for us who have to be out and about in the day and don't want to have to charge on the go.

The glass parts deliver smooth, flavourful vapour that in my experience exceeds the flavour of more premium devices such as the Mighty when freshly cleaned, however the trade off is they can be prone to breakage if not handled carefully.

While it offers an improved vaping experience compared to previous Arizer models, some consider it subpar to the newer Arizer Air Max. So if you want another step up it's worth looking into that, but it doesn't fit in the budget we're talking about here today. 

The XMAX V3 Pro is one of the best value dry herb vaporizers on the market. At under £100 and from a more reputable company you can't go wrong. For a simple to use dry herb vape on a budget, you can't go wrong with the XMAX V3 Pro

The XMAX V3 Pro is one of the best value dry herb vaporizers on the market. It heats up in just 15 seconds and uses pure convection heating for optimal flavour. The removable 18650 battery and USB-C charging make it convenient to use on the go. Session and on-demand modes provide flexibility, while the included dosing capsules simplify loading and reduce cleaning frequency.  From my personal experience it certainly compares to the Mighty in terms of smooth vapour and flavour, though could be a little heavier on vapour side but that's just my preference. I think it's a great pick for someone stepping into using a Dry Herb vape with this budget range that just wants something that gets the job done. 

I can't vouch personally for longevity of durability, but haven't heard any notable complaints. So would give that a confident thumbs up, as usually when a device is known for issues we'll hear about it!

The PAX Mini s a small brother to the regular PAX 3 whilst still packing a convenient punch. The Pax Mini is a popular, ultra-portable dry herb vaporizer known for its sleek design and fast 15-second heat up time. 

It doesn't draw attention to itself as it looks more like a power bank than a vape. So it's great for subtle use out and about without worrying about undue attention. 

Despite being 'Mini' the oven isn't, meaning it still delivers a decent dosage on the go. Simple single-button controls and a smartphone app (for Android) allow you to customise your experience. A solid warranty provides peace of mind with your investment as well.

Similarly to our first pick, this doesn't quite fit under the £100 mark, as at the time of writing this can be had for £105 HERE. The thing is, it's too good to pass up on. We have been selling PAX for years and have heard nothing but good things from customers and friends alike. The only reason I don't own one personally is because I was already set with a Mighty before I came across it. However I have had to borrow one recently when my main vape was in for repair and the experience was brilliant. Sure it doesn't hit has hard as the Mighty or Venty, but there is something beautiful about its simplicity and elegance. It feels great in the hand and simply tastes great. So if you can keep an eye out or a sale and grab this under £100 or simply spend the extra £5 I think you won't be disappointed! 

I'm always hesitant to recommend the Dynavap but that's not because of how well it performs because if anything, in my opinion, it's one of the best performing dry herb vapes on the market and that's no joke.

The only downside is it has a learning curve, and can require some customisation to dial it in to your needs. As such, it can quickly cost more than £100 when building your perfect rig. However, it's so darn good even by itself out of the box I had to mention it. Just be prepared to watch some videos on how best to use this. I'll explain why..

Incase the picture didn't give it away, the Dynavap isn't battery powered, you can heat it with a lighter. It works by making an audible clicking sound when it has reached the optimal temperature to let you know when to stop. 

It's actually quite a brilliant little device and excellently machined by the makers. The thing is, if you're not careful you can still combust your flower inside, or worse yet burn your mouth / lungs by completely over heating it and taking a big pull. So be warned, it has a learning curve and you want to make sure you get it right. 

The good new is, once you get it, it's not that difficult. For those of you who don't mind spending a little more, you can get a controlled temp device you insert it into and it will heat it to your desired temperature using conduction heating. So it can be a simple to use device but these heaters do bring the price up to other battery powered devices. 

So why bother fussing with heating etc? Well because the vapour it can produce is incredible. 

Over the years we have heard it countless times from customers in the shop, friends or seeing it in reddit. So many people who were used to smoking cannabis before find it hard to cross over to a dry herb vape. Theres a multitude of reasons for this, but one is the familiarity in throat hit, along with the speed of dosage. The dynavap is the closest vape I have experienced that bridges the gap to smoking so well. You do have to get it right and do risk the odd bit of combustion when learning, but for the budget entry level and ability to customise it over time you really can't go wrong.  Pick yours up HERE.

When choosing a cheap dry herb vaporizer, look for key features like precise temperature control, fast heating, and good build quality. More advanced features to consider include replaceable batteries, dosing capsules, and smartphone app integration.

Replaceable batteries is a great option for device longevity as well as for us who may need a dose at a moments notice with a flare up and don't want to be caught out by low battery.

Beyond that, if you know where to look you'll be surprised which premium devices you can pick up for a steal by combining discounts and loyalty points. 

Some online stores are known for being generous on pay day sales, Black Friday or other major events. Devices such as the Arizer Extreme Q Desktop vape, which is a budget competitor to the Volcano has been know to go for under £100 with certain key sales in some places... Hint Hint... Keep an eye out HERE. 

Storz & Bickel Venty Vaporizer

£389.00

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DynaVap Hyperdyn Dry Herb Vape UK

£219.00

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Arizer Extreme Q Medical Dry Herb Vaporizer UK

£129.00

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CCELL Silo - Medical Cannabis Vape 510 Cart Battery

£23.99

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While budget options may lack some bells and whistles, you can still find high-performing dry herb vapes for under £100 even without waiting for sales. Reading user reviews on Reddit and Amazon can provide helpful insights into real-world experiences with specific devices.

One of the best devices i've ever used for flavour and throat hit cost under £50, but sadly I didn't get the name of it when I had a chance. It's my unicorn that i've been searching for ever since and will be writing an article about if I can ever pin it down. The point is, yes a Venty is a brilliant piece of kit and makes things a lot easier, however you can save yourself £300 and still walk away with a brilliant device that will help you medicate effectively.

Ultimately, the "best" budget dry herb vaporizer comes down to your personal needs and preferences. But with many great options available, you don't have to sacrifice too much quality for affordability.

Here are some of the best budget-friendly dry herb vaporizers I've found based on user reviews and personal experience:

XMAX V3 Pro

The XMAX V3 Pro is one of the best value dry herb vaporizers on the market. It heats up in just 15 seconds and uses pure convection heating for optimal flavour. The removable 18650 battery and USB-C charging make it convenient to use on the go. Session and on-demand modes provide flexibility, while the included dosing capsules simplify loading and reduce cleaning frequency.

At around £75 on Amazon UK, the V3 Pro offers impressive performance for the price. Users praise its quick heat up time, replaceable battery, and smooth vapour quality. The only cons noted are the small bowl size and short vapour path.

Black Mamba

The Black Mamba dry herb vape is another great budget option at under £50.

Key features include: 
Fast 20-30 second heat up time.
Glass mouthpiece for pure flavour
5 temperature settings
Compact and discreet design

Reviews highlight the Black Mamba's impressive vapour production and durability for the price. The main drawback is the small herb chamber. But overall, users feel it delivers great value.

Flowermate Aura

The Flowermate Aura is a pen-style dry herb vaporizer that costs around £60. It boasts a ceramic chamber, OLED display, and 2+ hour battery life. The slim design makes it ultra-portable and easy to use.

While vapour isn't as dense as pricier options, the Aura still provides good flavour and efficiency for casual users. The mouthpiece can get hot and cleaning is a bit tricky. But the low price and simplicity make it ideal for beginners.

I recommend checking prices and reading more reviews on Amazon, eBay, and specialist vape shops to find the best deals. Sales events like Black Friday can also help you score a top budget vape at an even lower price. With a little research, you can find an affordable dry herb vaporizer that performs well without breaking the bank.