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Eyce PV1 Review
Silicone body, quartz coil, built tough — the Eyce PV1 is the wax pen for people who break wax pens.
- Price
- ~$89
- Type
- Wax Pen
- Heating
- Quartz coil
- Battery
- ~30 min
- Heat-Up
- ~10 seconds
- Best For
- Durability-first concentrate users
Overview
Eyce built their reputation on nearly indestructible silicone water pieces, and the PV1 brings that same philosophy to wax pens. The silicone body survives drops that would shatter a glass or plastic pen. The quartz coil is a step above the standard titanium coils you find in most budget wax pens — cleaner flavor, no metallic taste. At $89 it's priced similarly to the Dr. Dabber Ghost 2, which we give a slight edge for vapor quality. But if your wax pen tends to meet concrete regularly, the Eyce PV1 is the more practical choice.
✓ Pros
- Silicone body — nearly indestructible
- Quartz coil — cleaner flavor than titanium
- Simple 3-button operation
- Compact and truly portable
- USB-C charging
- Eyce 1-year warranty
✗ Cons
- Wax pen — no water filtration
- Shorter battery (~30 min active use)
- Can't match e-rig vapor quality
- Silicone look isn't for everyone
★ CVK Verdict
The Eyce PV1 is the wax pen for people who have dropped and broken a wax pen. It's not the most sophisticated device on the list, but it's built to survive daily carry in a way most wax pens aren't. Vapor quality is solid for the category. If durability is your #1 requirement under $100, the PV1 is your pen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Eyce PV1 a good wax pen?
Yes — especially if durability matters to you. The silicone body survives drops that would destroy most wax pens, and the quartz coil delivers clean vapor for the price.
Eyce PV1 vs Dr. Dabber Ghost 2 — which is better?
The Ghost 2 has a slight edge in vapor quality with its titanium atomizer tip. The PV1 wins on durability with its silicone body. Both are $89. Choose based on whether you prioritize flavor or survivability.
Does the Eyce PV1 work with concentrates?
Yes — the PV1 is designed specifically for wax concentrates: wax, shatter, budder, and similar. It is not a dry herb vaporizer.