Boundless Terp Pen XL Review – Strong Yet Affordable

Today we will look at the Boundless Terp Pen XL, which is the latest update to their flagship electronic nectar collector. Boundless Technology is most well known for its dry herb vaporizers, such as the CFC Lite, Vexil, and Tera. for this review, we will break down their newest upgrade, the Terp Pen XL.

Pros:

Discreet portability
Easy to use
Strong battery
Very good flavor
Affordable price

Cons:

Relatively short battery life

Recommendations: The battery life could be improved.

Terp Pen XL is as discreet and portable as a ballpoint pen

The Pen is a solid new electronic nectar collector with the discreet portability of a ballpoint pen. The Boundless Terp Pen XL improves upon its previous model with a slightly longer-lasting battery life, improved ceramic coil tip, and additional variable voltage settings. In addition to their dual ceramic coil, you can also order the single titanium coil from their official website.

When opening the kit, you will find the following:

Terp Pen XL unit

Ceramic coil tip

USB charging cable

Stainless steel dab tool

Cleaning brush

The Boundless Terp Pen XL is available in black and silver

The Boundless Terp Pen XL consists of the mouthpiece, the battery with the outer shell, ceramic coil, coil cap, and storage container. While the single titanium coil packs a punch, the dual ceramic coil tastes better and feels less harsh. The Pen also works efficiently with most extracts, including live resin and live rosin.

Using the Terp Pen is easy to operate and simple to use:

Remove the coil cap.
Attach the ceramic coil to the battery.
Select your voltage setting by tapping the side near the USB port three times.

(3.3v – Blue, 3.7v – Green, 4.0v – Red)

Gently tap the surface of your extract with the coil.
Inhale slowly through the mouthpiece.
Recharge the battery if necessary.

Terp Pen XL	Releafy SLIDR	Yocan Falcon Mini	Stache ConNectar	Little Dipper	Lookah Seahorse Pro	Huni Badger
320mAh	350mAh	650mAh	400 mAh (battery in the kit)	650mAh	650 mAh	Requires a 18650 battery
Doesn’t work with 510-threaded cartridges	Doesn’t work with 510-threaded cartridges	Also doesn’t work with 510-threaded cartridges	Works with most 510 batteries (except auto-draw batteries)	Doesn’t work with 510-threaded cartridges	Works with most 510-threaded cartridges	Doesn’t work with 510-threaded cartridges
Primarily works as a single function as a nectar collector, works with glass rigs	Works as a single function as a nectar collector	Primarily works as a single function as a nectar collector	Works as a single function as a nectar collector, battery sold separately	Primarily works as a single function as a nectar collector	Includes vapor window, multi-functionality as a dab pen & nectar collector works with glass rigs	Primarily works as a nectar collector, battery, and charger sold separately
Ceramic coil tip, (quartz coil sold separately)	Quartz tip	Quartz tip	Titanium coil tip	Titanium coil tip	Quartz tip	Hollow ceramic tip
3.3v, 3.7v, 4.0v	3.2v, 3.8v	3.2v, 3.7v, 4.2v	2.8V, 3.4v, 4.0v (for slim battery)	2.6v, 3.4v, 3.8v	3.2v, 3.6v, 4.1v	No variable voltage settings
$49.99	$39.90	$44.99	$39.99	$29.99	$49.99 for V1, $42.99 for V2, $149.99 for Seahorse X	$189.00

Compared to other similar portable electronic nectar collectors

With the dual ceramic coil, the Boundless Terp Pen XL is stronger and more efficient than the

Releafy SLIDR, the Yocan Falcon Mini, and the Lookah Seahorse Pro. With the single titanium coil, this electronic nectar collector has better flavor than the Stache ConNectar and the Little Dipper. The relatively short battery life for the Terp Pen XL is most similar to the Releafy SLIDR. This electronic nectar collector is also easier to clean and maintain than the Stache ConNectar.

Overall, the Boundless Terp Pen XL is one of the stronger electronic nectar collectors

In summary, I would highly recommend the Boundless Terp Pen XL for its discreet portability, strong battery, easy-to-use features, very good flavor, and affordable price. The Pen is almost as powerful as the Huni Badger for a much cheaper price. The only real drawback for the Terp Pen XL is its relatively short battery life.

You can find the Boundless Terp Pen XL on their official website here, which is available in black and silver. The titanium coils with quartz rods and other replacement accessories are also available here.

Have you tried Boundless Terp Pen XL? Let us know in the comments or on our forum.

Ben Chu

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