The Healthy Rips Fury 3 is the brand's most pocketable vaporizer, squeezing a hybrid heating system and 1°C temperature control into a 159 g aluminum body that vanishes in a jeans pocket. It outperforms most portables in its price bracket and ranks among the best budget-friendly vapes we've tested.
Healthy Rips built the Fury 3 on the same platform as the larger Healthy Rips Rogue 2 8.8 , then packed it into a frame the size of the original Fury Edge. The result is a $119 vape that heats up in 20 to 25 seconds, holds about 0.2 g of cannabis, and delivers 6 sessions per charge. For anyone switching from smoking to vaporizing or upgrading from a first-generation portable, this is one of the first vapes we recommend.
What's in the box
The Fury 3 ships with the standard mouthpiece and glass cooling stem, plus an extra XL glass stem and one dosing capsule. You also get a silicone travel cover, a USB-C cable, a cleaning brush, a packing tool, tweezers and a spare O-ring and screen set. The included XL stem is an upgrade over earlier Fury models that shipped with shorter glass only, giving new owners better vapor cooling from day one.
The accessory ecosystem runs deep. Extra dosing capsules, bubblers, the Baller stem and a water pipe adapter are all sold separately.
What's new vs the Fury Edge
The Fury 3 keeps the Fury Edge's compact frame and moves it onto the Rogue 2 platform. Here's what changed:
- A titanium oven.
- A heating element 30% larger than the Fury Edge's.
- An XL glass cooling stem in the box.
- USB-C charging.
- Haptic feedback that buzzes when it's ready.
Fury Edge parts and accessories fit the Fury 3, so Fury Edge owners can carry their gear forward without replacing anything.
Aluminum-alloy body weighs 159 g
The Fury 3 measures 91 × 52 × 27 mm and wraps its internals in an aluminum-alloy body. That's compact enough to close one hand around and thin enough to sit in a front pocket without printing.
The vapor path runs through a titanium chamber, a stainless steel airpath and glass, all kept separate from the electronics. Healthy Rips swapped the rubberized finish of earlier Fury models for a hardened clearcoat. When you clean, keep the alcohol on the chamber and glass, and off the body and electrical parts. Available in Dark Gray, Blue, and Teal Green, the Fury 3 is understated enough to pass as a small e-cigarette in public.
Hybrid heater ready in 20 to 25 seconds
The Fury 3 combines conduction heating from the titanium oven walls with convection from hot air drawn through the cannabis. This hybrid approach heats the material from both directions, giving you dense vapor after a 20 to 25 second heat-up. Unlike an on-demand vaporizer, the Fury 3 is a session vaporizer that holds its set temperature through an adjustable 3-7 minute session timer.
Temperature control spans 138°C to 221°C in 1°C steps. Lower settings lean into flavor from the terpenes, while higher settings give you denser, warmer vapor. Check our temperature settings guide to find your preferred balance across that range.
| Setting | What you get | Pair it with |
|---|---|---|
| Low end, from 138°C | The most terpene flavor, lighter vapor | Standard or XL glass stem |
| Middle of the range | A balance of flavor and density | XL glass stem |
| Above 200°C | Denser, warmer vapor | Baller stem or water pipe adapter |
| 221°C max | The densest vapor it makes | Water pipe adapter |
The 0.2 g oven handles solo sessions well. Pack loosely for improved airflow and more even extraction. Healthy Rips made the heating element 30% larger than the Fury Edge's to keep vapor steady through the full session.
The Fury 3 kit: the vaporizer, both glass stems, silicone travel cover, dosing capsule, USB-C cable, tweezers and cleaning tools.
Draw resistance is moderate through the XL glass stem, and it suits a slow, steady inhale. The optional Baller stem and water pipe adapter open up the airflow and cool the vapor further. That's a welcome upgrade above 200°C, where draws through the standard stem can feel warm.
2300 mAh battery delivers 6 sessions per charge
The built-in 2300 mAh battery delivers roughly 6 sessions on a full charge, competitive for a portable this compact. USB-C charging fills it from empty in 75 to 90 minutes. Pass-through charging is supported, so you can vape while plugged in once the battery is at 20% or more.
The non-replaceable battery is the Fury 3's most notable long-term trade-off. Capacity will degrade over hundreds of charge cycles with no way to swap in a fresh cell. Healthy Rips backs the unit with a 1-year free replacement warranty, and after that you can buy a replacement at half price for the life of the vape. Liquid damage and misuse aren't covered.
The USB-C port sits in the base of the Fury 3.
The USB-C port sits in the base, where the cable stays out of the way during pass-through sessions. For a light solo user, 6 sessions covers a full day comfortably. Heavier users or those who share sessions will want to top up during the day. Charge it while you're around, since the manual says never to charge it overnight or unattended. The sealed battery is the price of this level of compactness.
Three-button operation with haptic feedback
The Fury 3 runs on a power button, plus and minus buttons, and a small OLED display, with vibration confirming power-on and session readiness. Click power three times to switch on, set your temperature, wait for the buzz, draw. No app, no Bluetooth, and very little to learn.
Loading takes seconds: grind cannabis medium-fine, drop it into the oven, tamp lightly with the included tool. Dosing capsules simplify this further. Pre-load a few capsules, swap them between sessions, and the oven stays clean with minimal maintenance. The capsules hold slightly less material than a full pack, so expect marginally lighter sessions. Stick to dry cannabis, since Healthy Rips says oils and liquids can damage the heater and void the warranty.
Cleaning is straightforward. Let the vape cool, brush out the loose material, then wipe the chamber and glass with a swab lightly dampened with isopropyl alcohol. Never drip liquid into the chamber, and let everything dry fully before you heat it again. Once a week, pull the mouthpiece, O-ring and screen for a deeper clean. Dosing capsule users will find the oven barely needs attention between those weekly cleans.
The water pipe adapter fits 10 mm, 14 mm and 18 mm glass joints, turning the Fury 3 into a compact bong driver for home sessions. Water cooling smooths out the vapor noticeably, especially at higher temperatures.
Healthy Rips Fury 3 vs its closest rivals
The Fury 3 sits in a competitive bracket of compact, budget-friendly portables. We tested it against the three vapes buyers most often cross-shop. Two more budget rivals get their own head-to-heads: Fury 3 vs POTV Lobo and Fury 3 vs XMax V3 Pro.
| Vaporizer | Our score | Weight | Battery | Oven | Max temp | US list price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fury 3 | 8.8 | 159 g | 2300 mAh, built-in | 0.2 g | 221°C | $119 |
| Healthy Rips Rogue 2 | 8.8 | 190 g | 3000 mAh, built-in | 0.22 g | 221°C | $139 |
| Planet of the Vapes ONE | 7.9 | 144 g | 1600 mAh, built-in | 0.15 g | 221°C | $99 |
| Crafty+ | 8.2 | 135 g | 2800 mAh, built-in | 0.25 g | 210°C | $279 |
Fury 3 vs Healthy Rips Rogue 2
The Rogue 2 shares the Fury 3's hybrid heating, titanium oven material, and temperature range. The differences come down to size: a 3000 mAh battery against 2300 mAh, a 0.22 g oven against 0.2 g, and 190 g against 159 g. The Rogue 2 costs $20 more, at a $139 US list price.
Pocketability goes to the Fury 3 without question. The Rogue 2 pulls ahead on battery life and session capacity, making it better suited for home or group use. Compare the Fury 3 and Rogue 2 side by side for the full spec breakdown.
Fury 3 vs Planet of the Vapes ONE
The Planet of the Vapes ONE 7.9 costs $20 less at a $99 US list price and weighs 144 g, making it the go-to budget pick in this category. It also uses hybrid heating, and the latest version charges over USB-C (older units used Micro-USB).
The Fury 3 produces denser vapor and handles higher temperatures with more authority. The two are close in footprint, so you give up little pocketability for the step up. The ONE remains a strong value at its own price point, but the Fury 3 gets you noticeably better vapor and a more responsive heater.
The Fury 3 next to the Planet of the Vapes ONE.
Fury 3 vs Crafty+
The Crafty+ 8.2 Being phased out costs more than twice as much at a $279 US list price and weighs 135 g. It offers Bluetooth app control and the signature cooling unit design, producing famously fluffy vapor. These are genuine strengths. Storz & Bickel is phasing the Crafty+ out, so if it's the one you want, grab it while stock lasts.
The Fury 3 is a little heavier at 159 g, but its body is shorter and slimmer, and it supports pass-through charging. Its vapor quality also narrows the gap far more than the price difference implies. For most buyers choosing between these two, the Fury 3 delivers the smarter spend unless app-based tuning and the cooling unit are must-haves for you.
Who should buy the Fury 3
First-time vaporizer buyers who want a capable vape with simple controls. Read the quick start once, then it's heat, draw, done.
Solo users who prefer efficient 0.2 g loads for measured, personal sessions. Dosing capsules keep things tidy and consistent between cleanings.
Portability-focused users who need a vape that fits in a front pocket and stays discreet. At 159 g and 27 mm thin, the Fury 3 is among the most compact electric portables you can buy.
Skip it if:
- You want on-demand hits. The Fury 3 only runs timed sessions of 3 to 7 minutes.
- You vape all day or share bowls. The Fury 3's 0.2 g oven and about 6 sessions per charge suit solo use, so the Rogue 2 is the better fit.
- You want a battery you can swap. The 2300 mAh cell is sealed in, while the XMax V4 Pro 8.9 takes a swappable 18650.
- You vape oils or concentrates. The Fury 3 is for dry cannabis only.
Final verdict
At $119, the Fury 3 delivers fast heat-up, clean vapor and genuine pocketability, with room left in the budget for accessories. The non-replaceable battery and session-only operation are real trade-offs, but acceptable ones in a vape this compact and this capable. We recommend the Fury 3 as one of the best budget vaporizers, and it's the beginner pick in our best portable vaporizers ranking.
