Ok, it’s Black Mamba time! We recently reviewed a portable dry herb and concentrates vaporizer called the Black Widow. The Black Mamba might be made by the same manufacturer although it isn’t indicated anywhere on the packaging. In any event, here we have a $26 dry herb vaporizer!
If you have been doing your research, then you probably already know that the best vaporizers cost at least a hundred bucks. The better ones can go anywhere from $150 to well over $300, and I’m only talking about the portables. Don’t even ask how much some of these desktop vapes cost!
Price
The Black Mamba vaporizer is actually listed at Efun.top for $222 dollars, with 50% off, making it $111. However, if you use the promotional code “Mamba” you can get it today for only $25.99! Try and wrap your head around that one.
Here we go again, putting another budget vape for dry herb to the test. The Black Mamba, unlike the Black Widow does not have an option for concentrates. It has a unique slim design with a rubber coating on the outside. It almost reminds me of an oversized Micro G-Pen or something.
If that was the Micro G, then this should be called the Macro G. Either way, let’s see how it vapes.
I know you can’t wait to find out the verdict, but don’t scroll down just yet! There are some notable features on the Black Mamba that you are going to want to know about. For example, it has a ceramic chamber that holds a little over a half a gram. It also has five different heat settings.
Flavor baby! Everyone knows ceramic chambers deliver some of the best flavor you can get on a portable vape. (If you didn’t know that, then you probably haven’t been reading our reviews.) The flavor I’m getting off this badboy is very nice and is comparable to the Cloud V Diamond vaporizer.
The Black Mamba also uses a glass mouthpiece which like ceramic, is very conducive to flavor.
You really need to pack this thing. The difference is day and night. Since this is a conduction vape, it will not put out dense vapor if you underpack it. My first session was a little bit of a letdown, but once I stopped being cheap with my flowers, I was getting good performance out of the Mamba.
The vapor production is decent, especially when you crank it up all the way. The issue then is that the vapor will get a bit harsh and the flavor will diminish. I’d recommend using the Black Mamba on the middle heat settings, to achieve a good balance between flavor and vapor production.
The battery life is not quite as good as the Black Widow, but you still get three or four 15-minute sessions out of a full charge, depending on which heat setting you are using. Obviously more heat is gonna use more power. The Black Mamba’s internal battery is rated 1600mAh, not too shabby.
All in all, the Black Mamba delivers! If you are looking to get into vaping dry herb instead of smoking it, don’t sleep on the Mamba. I recently reviewed and recommended the Black Widow but if you are looking for something a little bit more portable, and five dollars cheaper, then this is it!
I really don’t think we are going to see another vaporizer come out that is much cheaper than the Black Mamba for a while. Aside from the price, this thing actually does what it is supposed to do; it vaporizes dry herb and delivers clouds of tasty flavor. What more can you ask for from a vape?
Of course this isn’t going to beat out the PAX, or anything in that price range. But if you are on a budget and want to make the switch to a better lifestyle, then this could be the move for you… It makes me glad to see that herb vaporizers are finally more accessible, available and inexpensive!
Giving it a try, can’t pass up a deal like this. Nice review, I’ll post back with an update once it arrives.
Thanks for reading, Talon. Dave and I were both a bit shocked at this unit and price. I hope it is the same for you. Worse case scenario, it’s a beater unit. Best case scenario is it saves people a hefty chunk of change for a piece that will work as a main unit.
If I hadn’t tried any other vaporizer before this one, I don’t know that I would ever rush to pay hundreds of dollars.
It’s made by Kingston, that’s why it has a big capital “K” on the front of the device above the name of the device! That’s also why every website refers to it as the “Kingston Black Mamba Dry Herb Vaporizer” or as “Kingston’s Dry Herb Vaporizer” – plus the name “Kingston” on both the box mine came in as well as on & in the little user’s manual that came with it are great reminders for me! So this is in absolutely no way made by some “unknown manufacturer”, rather it is made by one of the top electronic device… Read more »
Look at your box again. You are misreading it. Dave is not the one that is misinformed! You see “Kingstons…” when some but not all of those vaporizers say “Kingtons.” Look closely. It’s an old trick that Chinese manufacturers like to play on people that are quick to jump to one conclusion. It’s like making a shoe called “Addidas.” Add one letter and it’s not the same company, though people may erroneously think so. When this device came out, it was basically an OEM product that anyone could brand. Back then they were sold for under $20 on various Chinese… Read more »
Everything I hear about this super-cheap vape is positive—regardless of who makes it. But I don’t think the Kingston whose name may be on this product has anything to do with the Kingston that makes computer memory, etc. Do you have some evidence of that?
Hey J.A. Redding, when I originally reviewed this product, and their Black Widow vape, nobody ever spoke of Kingtons. By the way, Kingston is another company. In fact, there was no branding on the box aside from the name of the product, and none of the shops had it listed. I always do my research before reviewing a product, there just wasn’t any information about them a few years ago when I did it. Since then I haven’t heard much about them, but I still stand by my review of it. It was listed under cons, mainly because there were… Read more »
I found a cancer warning sticker on this box when purchased can someone explain.
What is the text of the warning? It may be something mandated by the country of origin or whichever country is the home of the distributor of the product. There is no cancer warning required federally in the United States or European Union for non-combustible products that don’t contain tobacco.