Norddampf Voity

At just 85 g, the Voity is among the lightest session vaporizers you can buy. The Crafty+ weighs 135 g, the Mighty+ comes in at 247 g. Despite its tiny footprint, Norddampf managed to fit an 1800 mAh battery that lasts 4–6 sessions. USB-C charging with passthrough means you can vape while it charges.

Even at this size, the Voity can connect to a water pipe through a WPA adapter. Water filtration cools the vapor noticeably and allows for bigger draws at higher temperatures. Not something you expect from a vaporizer this small.

The housing combines plastic and metal components. Build quality is solid, though not quite at Storz & Bickel levels. The box includes a USB-C cable, cleaning brush, and spare seals. Norddampf offers a 2-year warranty on the Voity.

The Voity is built for people who value portability above everything else. If you carry a vaporizer in your pocket daily and want the lightest option possible, this is a strong pick. For home use or larger bowls, there are better choices. But as a daily carry companion, the Voity is hard to beat.

Norddampf is one of the few German vaporizer brands that actually develops locally. The Voity benefits from short supply chains and direct German-language support. Spare parts are available from the manufacturer without international shipping hassle.

Build quality is solid: aluminum alloy body, ceramic chamber. The Voity uses a hybrid heating system combining conduction and convection.

The Voity is water pipe compatible out of the box. The included WPA fits 10mm and 14mm glass joints. Water filtration cools vapor noticeably, especially at higher temperatures around 210-220 degrees.

Of course, the built-in mouthpiece works fine on its own. But once you try it through water, most users do not go back.

The Voity is designed and assembled in Berlin, which puts it in a small group of vaporizers actually manufactured in Germany. Build quality reflects that origin — the outer shell is machined aluminum with tight tolerances and no visible seams.

It supports both dry herb and concentrate use through swappable chamber inserts. The herb chamber uses a stainless-steel screen at the bottom, while the concentrate pad sits inside a separate cup. Switching between the two takes under ten seconds. Temperature ranges from 160 °C to 230 °C in single-degree steps, controlled through two buttons on the front face.

• Norddampf (Manufacturer)