Flowermate Aura

• Latest version (2026.07)
• Pen-shaped, 14.7 cm and 103 g
• Single-degree control from 40 °C to 230 °C
• Reaches 200 °C in under 60 seconds
• 2600 mAh battery, up to 2 hours
• Herbs, wax and oil via two capsules
• Ceramic chamber with 7 heat jets
• Charges from any USB charger or power bank

The Flowermate Aura is the compact, affordable entry point in the Flowermate range. It is a good fit if you are buying your first vaporizer and want maximum discretion. The pen shape disappears into a jacket pocket, and there are only three buttons to learn.

Vapour quality sits above average for its price bracket, but more expensive convection portable vaporizers still deliver better flavour. In exchange you get a slim pen that handles herbs, wax and oil from the same chamber. The herb capsule is still our best-selling Flowermate spare, which matches how the Aura is typically used. You fill capsules at home, then swap in a fresh one while you are out for the day.

The Aura measures 2.8 × 2.8 × 14.7 cm and weighs 103 g. That puts it between an e-cigarette and a standard portable vaporizer. The plastic body carries a silicone coating that improves grip without making the pen any thicker.

The rounded mouthpiece cap pulls off with a slight twist and doubles as the chamber cover. The housing stays cool while the Aura runs, so it is comfortable to hold through a whole session.

The cap is high-grade plastic, but it can still crack if you drop it or heat it repeatedly over time. A second mouthpiece is inexpensive and worth adding to your order.

The Aura heats by conduction from a ceramic chamber, the same oven design used across the Flowermate range. The hot ceramic walls pass their heat straight into the herbs, much like a sun-warmed stone warms your palm.

Seven heat jets move air through the chamber on a fully isolated path. Vapour never touches the plastic housing, so it picks up no plastic taste. According to Flowermate, the design keeps the herbs from combusting. Used herbs should come out brown, not black.

Airflow is slightly restricted, but clean screens improve it noticeably. Conduction heats from the walls inward, so a stir halfway through evens out the extraction. A stirring tool (sold separately) is better for stirring than the packing tool in the box.

Temperature runs from 40 °C to 230 °C in single-degree steps. Press + or − once to change the temperature by one degree, or hold either button down to move through the range faster. The digital LED display shows the current temperature and the battery level. A steam symbol appears once the Aura reaches your set temperature.

Lower settings around 175 °C preserve lighter compounds and terpenes. Higher settings near 200 °C extract more material in fewer draws. Somewhere between 184 °C and 190 °C is a common working range. Wait roughly 30 seconds after the steam symbol appears. That gives the oven time to settle.

Five rapid presses of the main button turn the Aura on and off. The same pattern also locks it for transport. Holding + and − together switches the display between °C and °F.

The ceramic chamber is deep but small, so it suits short solo sessions better than passing between people. Stainless steel screens sit in the chamber so the heating element never touches the herbs. Five come in the box.

Herbs go either straight into the ceramic chamber or into the stainless steel herb capsule, which you then drop into that same chamber. A medium-fine grind suits the small chamber best. No grinder is included.

Extra herb capsules (sold separately) let you pack doses at home. Drop a filled one into the chamber later, with no loose herbs to handle.

The Aura arrives with two capsules: one in stainless steel for ground herbs, and one holding a cotton pad for wax or oil. Both are in the box, which is unusual at this price.

The concentrate capsule keeps the material off the ceramic walls, so you can move between herbs and concentrates without contaminating the chamber. Concentrates are a genuine bonus here, but a dedicated wax pen still handles them better. The pad needs replacing once it darkens or becomes saturated.

A second concentrate capsule is available separately. It is worth having if you switch material often during the day.

Three buttons and one screen cover everything. Here is how a session goes.

1. Loading: Grind your herbs, pull off the mouthpiece cap with a slight twist, and fill the ceramic chamber or a herb capsule. For wax or oil, use the dabber end of the included tool to place the material on the cotton pad of the concentrate capsule. Then set the capsule in the chamber.
2. Closing: Press the cap back on and check that it is seated firmly. This matters most before a loaded Aura goes into a pocket.
3. Heating: Press the main button five times quickly to power on, then set your temperature with + and −. Heat-up takes up to 60 seconds. The steam symbol tells you when the Aura reaches your target.
4. Inhaling: Give the oven another 30 seconds to even out, then draw slowly and steadily. The first draws are the strongest, so start gently.
5. Stirring: Pull the cap off partway through the session and stir the chamber to bring fresh material against the hot walls.
6. Finishing: Five rapid presses power the Aura off. If you forget, it shuts off on its own after five minutes of inactivity. Once the Aura has cooled, tip the capsule out or brush the chamber clear.

A single 2600 mAh cell gives up to two hours of active heating per charge. Higher temperatures shorten that. The cell is sealed inside, so it is not user-replaceable.

Charging runs through a micro-USB port and takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. The cable is in the box, but a wall adapter is not. The Aura charges from any USB charger, laptop port or power bank you already own.

Charge the Aura between sessions, because it will not run while it is plugged in.

A brush through the chamber after each session keeps the Aura in good shape. The brush is included. Capsules screw open into two halves for filling and emptying.

Wipe the screens clean, or soak them in isopropyl alcohol to get several more sessions out of them. Eventually resin clogs the mesh so badly that cleaning no longer helps. That is the point to fit a fresh screen.

New chamber screens and mouthpiece screens come in five-packs, both sold separately. They are the simplest way to keep the draw easy and the flavour clean.

The Flowermate V5.0S Pro V2 is the larger, box-shaped mid-tier portable in the same family. Two 2600 mAh cells give it around three hours of use against the Aura's two. Its OLED display also shows set temperature, actual temperature and battery level all at once. The mouthpiece stows inside the body, and a water pipe adapter is available for the V5.0S Pro V2.

The Aura offers something different: a slimmer pen that stays cool. It is the thinner and lighter of the two at 103 g. The plastic housing stays comfortable in the hand, while the V5.0S Pro V2's body warms up in use. Both offer single-degree control across the same 40 °C to 230 °C range, so neither leads on precision.

Choose the V5.0S Pro V2 if you want longer runtime and a display that shows more information at once. Choose the Aura if you want a vaporizer that hides easily in a pocket and stays comfortable to hold for a whole session.

The Boundless CFC 2.0 is a budget conduction portable in the same entry bracket, roughly the shape of a thick pen. It is shorter and lighter at 13.2 cm and 85 g against the Aura's 14.7 cm and 103 g. Its 0.5 g chamber takes larger loads, and a water pipe adapter comes in the box.

The Aura's advantage is that one pen handles three types of material. The CFC 2.0 handles dry herbs only, while the Aura's two included capsules cover herbs, wax and oil. Runtime is quoted differently for each: up to two hours of active heating for the Aura, and 7 to 12 sessions per charge for the CFC 2.0.

Choose the CFC 2.0 if you want bigger dry-herb loads and water filtration. If one pocket-sized vaporizer has to cover concentrates as well as herbs, the Aura is the better buy.

Right now we offer a 25% discount on all accessories when you buy any vaporizer here at MagicVaporizers. Here is a guide to what pairs well with the Aura.

MV StashBox + 8 Accessories: Adds the 4-piece grinder the Aura does not include, plus a lockable bag that holds the pen safely alongside filled capsules and spare screens.

Flowermate - Herb Capsule: Pack several doses at home and drop a filled capsule into the chamber later, with no loose herbs to handle.

Flowermate - Concentrate Capsule: Keep a second capsule for wax and oil, and you never have to stop and clean the chamber before going back to dry herbs.

Stainless Steel Stirring Tool: A stir mid-session brings fresh material against the hot ceramic walls and spreads the heat more evenly.

TightVac - MiniVac 0.12 L: An airtight pocket container that keeps herbs fresh and odours sealed. It is also a tidy place to store already vaped bud (AVB) for later.

TightVac - Debowler: Tap the chamber out over it and the spent herb drops straight into the MiniVac, quickly and cleanly.

Flowermate Aura - Mouthpiece: The plastic cap is the Aura's known weak point, so a spare keeps the vape in use if it cracks.

Flowermate - Chamber Screens (5-pack): These protect the ceramic chamber and bring airflow back once resin has worked into the mesh.

Flowermate Aura - Mouthpiece Screens (5-pack): These sit inside the cap and catch fine particles, so airflow does not become more restricted over time.

Every Flowermate Aura we sell is an authentic product. It comes with a 2-year warranty covering normal use, plus a 6-month warranty on the battery.