DaVinci IQ3 Vaporizer für getrocknete Kräuter und Extrakte
DaVinci IQ3 Vaporizer für getrocknete Kräuter und Extrakte
About the Product
The DaVinci IQ3 is a premium dual-use vaporizer that combines precision engineering, smart temperature control, and a sustainable design. Made with medical-grade materials and featuring DaVinci's SmartPath™ technology, it delivers smooth, flavorful vapor from both dry herbs and extracts. Compact, durable, and stylish, the IQ3 is crafted for users who value purity and performance.
Key Selling Points
Dual-use functionality: Compatible with dry herbs and extracts for a flexible vaping experience.
SmartPath™ heating: Four intelligent temperature modes provide consistent, optimized vapor.
Glass and zirconia airpath: Ensures clean flavor with no metal or plastic taste.
Replaceable 18650 battery: Provides long-lasting power and easy swaps.
Fast USB-C charging: Reaches a full charge in under two hours.
Extract kit included: Includes a dosing pod and extract disc for easy concentrate use.
What's in the Box
- DaVinci IQ3 Vaporizer
- 18650 Battery
- USB-C Charging Cable
- Extract Kit (Pod and Disc)
- Cleaning Brush
- User Manual
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