Flowermate
Accessible vaporization for everyday users
Value-focused vaporizer brand with roots in Shenzhen manufacturer Smiss Technology, known for the V5 series and the pen-shaped Aura.
Our Take on Flowermate
Average score across these models: 6.9/10
Flowermate makes simple, cheap vapes, and the Aura is the one we tested. It's a 100 g pen with dead-easy OLED controls and a battery that lasts the evening, rated 6.9/10. Buy it if you want a low-fuss backup or a first vape at its $79 US list price. If you want fuller clouds, spend a little more: the XMax V4 Pro ($109, 8.9/10) and Fury 3 ($119, 8.8/10) both beat it, and the XMAX V3 Nano does the pocket-pen job for $50.
- Evening-long battery from a 100 g pen
- One-degree temperature control on a clear OLED screen
- Separate cannabis and concentrate pods in the Aura kit
- Swappable batteries on the Slick, V5 Nano and V5.0s Pro
- The Aura's plastic mouthpiece wears with daily use
- Conduction vapor runs light and warm at high settings
- The Aura's sealed battery charges over micro-USB, not USB-C
Known for
Best for: Price-conscious buyers comparing straightforward cannabis portables
1 Flowermate Vaporizer in Our Catalogue

Flowermate
Flowermate Aura
2016Figures are manufacturer specifications unless marked as our measurement
About Flowermate
Flowermate has roots in Shenzhen manufacturer Smiss Technology. Smiss itself dates its founding to 2012.
Most of Flowermate's current range takes both cannabis and concentrates: the Aura, V5 Nano and V5.0s Pro ship with a concentrate pod, the Stylo swaps between two heating chambers, the Slick is built for cannabis, oil and wax, and the Hybrid X adds a 510 port for concentrates. The Cap Pro is cannabis-only, and the Wix is a concentrate pen with three heat settings. The Slick, V5 Nano and V5.0s Pro run swappable batteries, while the Aura, Stylo and Cap Pro keep theirs sealed. The Slick heats to three presets; the Aura, Stylo, V5 Nano and V5.0s Pro give you full temperature control, and the two V5 models add borosilicate glass mouthpieces.
The Aura is the one we tested. It's a conduction pen with a ceramic oven, adjustable from 40°C (104°F) to 230°C (446°F) in one-degree steps, and a sealed 2600 mAh battery that charges over micro-USB. We got 8 to 12 sessions per charge, short of the advertised 2 hours but plenty for an evening.
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