The Puffco New Peak is a concentrate-only eRig that trades smart features for class-leading battery life. At 35 dabs per charge with a 10-second heat-up, it delivers 3-4x the endurance of most competing eRigs while requiring nothing more than two button clicks to start a session.
Puffco stripped the Bluetooth, app control, and real-time temperature regulation found on its flagship, the Peak Pro. What remains is a 3D ceramic chamber, four fixed temperature presets, and one-button operation that takes 30 seconds to learn. For newcomers to dabbing and cannabis concentrates, that simplicity is the selling point.
We tested the New Peak across weeks of daily sessions as of May 2026. It earns strong marks for ease of use and value at its price point, but the locked-in presets and absent smart features cap its potential for experienced concentrate users who want granular control.
What's in the box
The New Peak ships with everything needed for a first session: the Peak unit with 3D chamber pre-installed, Peak Glass 2.0 bubbler, joystick carb cap, loading tool, cotton swabs, and a USB-C cable.
No wall adapter is included, and no carrying case. The magnetic box doubles as storage, but it's not a protective travel solution. Plan on buying a separate case if you're taking this anywhere.
Anodized aluminum body weighs 480 g
The New Peak pairs an anodized aluminum and silicone base with a hand-blown borosilicate glass bubbler. At 480 g and 178 mm tall, it's a compact tabletop eRig that sits comfortably in one hand.
The glass bubbler locks securely into the base and accepts all Peak and Peak Pro glass tops, including third-party and custom pieces. That cross-compatibility gives you access to recyclers, travel tops, and aftermarket glass without leaving the Puffco ecosystem.
The joystick carb cap is the most noticeable design change from the original Peak. It flips open for loading, spins to direct airflow during a draw, and clicks shut to seal the chamber. The mechanism feels intuitive after one or two sessions.
Build quality overall sits above average for this price bracket. The aluminum base resists scratches, the silicone grip absorbs minor impacts, and the glass bubbler has consistent wall thickness. The glass is the most fragile component, but that's true of every water-filtered eRig.
