Electric vaporizers are compact devices that heat material using controlled temperatures, producing a smoother vapor without combustion. Whether used for dry herb or concentrates, most devices share a similar set of components:

1. Mouthpiece
   The part you inhale through—usually removable for cleaning. Can be plastic, metal, or glass depending on the design.
2. Chamber (or Oven)
   This is where material is loaded. It heats up using conduction or convection, depending on the vaporizer type.
3. Heating Element
   Located under or around the chamber, this component warms the material at precise temperatures. It's powered by the device’s internal battery.
4. Battery
   Rechargeable and built-in, the battery powers the entire unit. Many vapes charge via USB-C or magnetic docks.
5. Power Button & Controls
   Some vaporizers use a single button for power and cycles. Others have full displays and buttons for adjusting temperature and viewing battery life.
6. Display (if included)
   Higher-end vaporizers may include a small screen showing temperature, timer, and battery percentage.
7. Air Path
   The internal path vapor travels through before reaching the mouthpiece. In well-designed vapes, it’s isolated from electronics for cleaner flavor.
8. Accessories
   These might include cleaning tools, filling funnels, replacement screens, or loading caps—each helping improve convenience and upkeep.