Vleaf Go Portable Vaporizer

The Vleaf Go has a built-in 900mAh battery which unfortunately can not be replaced, it charges via micro USB in approximately 60 minutes. For reference, I don’t know what they are using in the new Hopper IO, but the battery in my old Grasshopper is 750mAh.

The Vleaf Go tasted surprisingly clean when I pulled it out of the box, but I still gave the entire mouthpiece assembly an isopropyl alcohol rinse. Then I used a Q-tip with isopropyl alcohol to clean the rest of the bowl, did a couple of session mode burn offs, and it was ready to use.

At only 5.5” tall, 0.75” wide, and weighing under 2.5oz, this is a super space-efficient and stealthy vaporizer. That size combined with the fact that it offers on demand vapor makes the Vleaf Go an excellent vape to take with you. You might want to bring a water piece, we’ll get to that later though.

One of the coolest things about this vaporizer is that it can be almost completely disassembled and you can replace any component if it ever fails, gets really dirty, or if you just want that “like new” performance.

Even the Ceramic Heater can be replaced by the end-user. This is an insanely cool feature and one I would like to see added to more vapes in the future. Increased modularity like this will increase the lifespan of a device and it’s a great step for a manufacturer to take.

Another thing I like about the design of the Vleaf Go is that the mouthpiece will fit directly in a 10, 14, or 18mm female joint natively, you don’t even need to use a silicone cover. This is another smart design choice as this vaporizer works best through a water piece.

The Vleaf Go offers three vaping temperature presets - green, yellow, and red. It doesn’t tell you what the actual temperatures are, but I find myself going between yellow and red. If you are hitting it without a water piece I definitely would not recommend the red preset. To change between the temperatures just click the device button two times to cycle between them.

You can use this vaporizer in either, on demand mode (they call it “instant mode”), or session mode. To use it in on demand mode, just hold the button down while you take your hit, then release the button when you finish. If you’d rather use it in session mode, simply press the button three times, then it will maintain the chosen temperature for 30 seconds. If you want to end your session early, press the button once to turn off session mode. I find that both of these modes work well, but I use instant mode more often because I find it a little more natural.

When using the highest temperature preset it’s super clear how quickly the device heats up. It is on demand so you can start inhaling as soon as you press the button, but I let it heat up for about 3-5 seconds to allow the heater to reach temperature and deliver the best performance.