Puffco Peak
Electric dab rig
4 presets
Ceramic bowl
About 30
Micro USB
450 to 600°F
Plus surrounding areas · as fast as 45-60 min
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This is the original Peak, the device that made electronic dab rigs a normal thing to own. No torch, no guessing at glass temperature. Load the bowl, pick a setting, and it tells you when it is ready.
The bowl is ceramic with the heating element underneath it, which is the main difference from the Peaks that came later. Those heat from the side walls instead. Four presets sit at 450°F, 500°F, 550°F and 600°F, shown as blue, green, red and white, and the same LED tells you roughly how much battery is left.
Heat-up takes about 20 seconds. A full charge is good for around 30 heating cycles and takes about two and a half hours to put back, over micro USB rather than USB-C.
If you want the current generation, with a removable 3D chamber that heats from the sides and a joystick cap, that is the New Peak. This is the earlier design at a lower price.
Specifications
What's in the box
- Puffco Peak device
- Carb cap
- Spare ceramic bowl
- Loading tool
- Tether
- Cleaning swabs
- Micro USB cable
- Power adapter
- Carrying case
Frequently asked questions
How is the original Peak different from the New Peak?
Four things that matter. The original heats a ceramic bowl from underneath, where the New Peak uses a 3D chamber that heats from the side walls. The original's chamber is not removable in the same way. Its presets are 450°F, 500°F, 550°F and 600°F, a wider and hotter spread than the New Peak's 490°F to 590°F. And it charges over micro USB rather than USB-C, taking about two and a half hours against the New Peak's two.
What are the four heat settings?
Blue is 450°F for flavour, green is 500°F as the balanced everyday setting, red is 550°F for a stronger draw, and white is 600°F for the most vapour. That top setting runs hotter than anything on the Peak Pro, which tops out at 545°F. The same LED also tells you roughly how much battery is left.
How long does a charge last?
About 30 heating cycles, and a flat battery takes roughly two and a half hours to refill. It uses micro USB with the included power adapter rather than USB-C, so it is worth keeping the original cable with it. Charge times stretch noticeably if you use a low-output phone charger instead.
Can I still get replacement bowls and atomizers for it?
Yes, the ceramic bowl for the original Peak is still a stocked part, and a spare comes in the box. Bear in mind the original Peak's bowl is not the same part as the 3D chamber used by the New Peak and the Peak Pro, so make sure any replacement you buy is specified for the original Peak rather than the later models.
How do you clean it?
Swab the ceramic bowl while it is still warm after a session, and use isopropyl alcohol on a cotton bud for anything baked on. The glass lifts out and can be soaked in alcohol and rinsed. Change the water each time rather than leaving it in, and the vapour stays noticeably cleaner.
Is the original Peak in stock for Vancouver delivery?
It is, and we deliver across Greater Vancouver the same day on orders placed between 8 AM and 10 PM, often inside 45 to 60 minutes. Stock on this generation is limited, since it is the earlier model. We ship Canada-wide as well.
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