TheArizer Go SRT is Arizer 's pocket-sized portable vaporizer that heats up in seconds: it's ready from cold in 5-15 seconds and works with presets that simultaneously set the temperature and heating time. It features a hybrid oven (75% convection, 25% conduction), and herbs are loaded into Go Shells, interchangeable pods that can be prepared ahead of time. It comes with a replaceable battery, USB-C Power Delivery charging, and a 14mm bubbler adapter.
Who is the Go SRT for?
- Those who use the vaporizer in short puffs throughout the day and don't want to wait a minute each time.
- For those who prepare doses at home: multiple loaded Go Shells can be carried in travel tubes and changed in a flash.
- Who wants a complete pocket-sized device that also connects to a 14mm bubbler at home, with a display and controls that flip up.
- For those who are thinking long-term: the battery is replaced and the firmware is updated from the computer.
Less suitable if you're doing long, continuous sessions away from an outlet: Arizer claims about 1 hour of use per charge. For long sessions at home, the Solo 3 V2 lasts longer.
TheArizer Go SRT succeeds the ArGo and is the brand’s fastest laptop, ready from cold in five to fifteen seconds, with a 5000 mAh battery and USB-C Power Delivery.
Design and materials
The Go SRT is a pocket-sized vape in black. Arizer doesn't publish its dimensions or weight. The top features a magnetically sealed oven; the On The Go cap, also magnetic, protects the mouthpiece in your pocket and can be attached to the base while you use it. The vapor path is made of glass and the airflow is isolated.
It's controlled with three buttons: ACTION, UP, and DOWN. The bargraph display shows the heating phase, remaining time, and residual heat. The audible and vibration alerts can be adjusted or deactivated from the menu, where you'll also find brightness, °C/°F, key lock, and display inversion for upside-down use.
Heating and temperatures
The oven is a hybrid, 75% convection and 25% conduction according to Arizer. The temperature ranges from 50 to 220°C and heats up from cold in 5-15 seconds. The SRT name indicates that the Go SRT combines session and on-demand use.
Operation is based on three adjustable presets, each with its own temperature and duration. The factory default settings are:
- 200°C for 30 seconds: a short burst.
- 190°C for 2 minutes: a short session.
- 180°C for 5 minutes: a longer and softer session.
Once the time is up, the residual heat continues to vaporize for a few moments. By holding down the up button, you can see the battery and remaining time, and you can add time to the session. The automatic shut-off can be set to 20, 40, or 60 minutes.
Camera and loading
Herbs are loaded into the Go Shell, a screened pod that fits in the oven. Place the screen into the large opening, add medium to coarsely ground herbs, and lightly tamp, leaving 1-2 mm of space. Arizer does not list the capacity in grams.
Alternatively, you can load the included Go Glass Aroma Tube directly . With the Go Shell, you inhale through the Go glass mouthpiece. Used shells are closed with Go Stem Caps; to remove them hot from the oven, there are the Go Shell Grip tongs. The 14mm frosted Go WPA adapter connects the Go SRT to a bubbler
Battery and charging
The battery is 5000 mAh and can be replaced with an original Go SRT spare. Arizer claims approximately 1 hour of use per charge, depending on temperature, environment, and battery age.
Charging takes place via USB-C Power Delivery and takes 1 to 3 hours, depending on the charger and usage while charging. After 5-10 minutes of charging, you can use it plugged in. Eco charging is enabled by default, stopping at 80% to conserve battery life. To reach 100%, hold down the up button with the cable connected. Charging stops below 3°C and above 48°C.
How to use: step by step
- Fully charge the Go SRT before first use and run 1-2 empty heat cycles to eliminate manufacturing residue.
- Prepare a Go Shell: mesh, ground material, light pressure leaving 1-2 mm free.
- Remove the oven lid, insert the shell and close it, aligning the flat sides until the magnet engages.
- Remove the On The Go cap and insert the glass mouthpiece.
- Turn on by holding ACTION for 3 seconds; if the lock is active, unlock with up, down, up.
- Choose the preset with up or down and press ACTION: when all the bars are yellow the device will beep and vibrate twice.
- Inhale slowly until the white bars indicate that time is up.
- Open the lid, pick up the hot shell with the Go Shell Grip tongs and close it with a cap if you want to store it.
Cleaning and maintenance
- Oven: When it is at room temperature, remove any residue with the included brush.
- Glass: Soak the tube, mouthpiece, and WPA in isopropyl alcohol for a couple of hours, rinse with warm water, and dry thoroughly.
- Screens: Replace when clogged; replacements are available.
- Battery: avoid discharging it completely frequently and, for breaks lasting longer than a month, keep it charged at around 50%.
- Firmware: Update by connecting the Go SRT to your computer, following the procedure on the Arizer.
Go SRT comparison
Go SRT vs ArGo
TheArGo is smaller and more affordable, heats up in about 60 seconds and maintains a fixed temperature throughout the session. It features a replaceable 18650 battery (about 1.5 hours) and micro-USB charging. The Go SRT is ready in 5-15 seconds, works with timed presets, uses the Go Shell, charges via USB-C PD, and includes a bubbler adapter. Choose the ArGo for leisurely sessions, and the Go SRT for quick hits.
Go SRT vs Solo 3 V2
The Solo 3 V2 also heats up in 5-15 seconds and has presets and On Demand mode, but it's larger (280g), uses Air/Solo and XL tubes, and has a non-replaceable internal battery, giving it up to about 3 hours of session time. The Go SRT fits in your pocket and has a replaceable battery; the Solo 3 V2 is more convenient for long sessions at home.
Warranty and assistance
Arizer covers the Go SRT with a lifetime warranty on the heating element, a 2-year limited warranty on defects in materials and workmanship, and a 1-year limited warranty on the battery. The glass is not covered, nor is damage from drops, tampering, modifications, and improper use. Please retain your proof of purchase and the serial number, which is located on the base. The seller's legal guarantee of conformity provided for by the Consumer Code remains valid.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are timed presets?
Each preset saves a temperature and duration. The default settings are 200°C for 30 seconds, 190°C for 2 minutes, and 180°C for 5 minutes; you can change them by double-pressing ACTION.
Why does the battery stop at 80%?
It's Eco charging, which is enabled by default to conserve battery life. To charge to 100%, hold down the Up button while the cable is connected.
Can I use it with a bubbler?
Yes, with the included 14mm Go WPA adapter. Enable inversion in the menu to read the display upside down.
Can I load herbs without a Go Shell?
Yes, you can fill the included Go Glass Aroma Tube directly. Go Shells are convenient for preparing multiple doses ahead of time.
How long does a charge last?
Arizer claims about 1 hour of use; it depends on temperature, environment, and battery age.
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