The electronic bong is a new category, and it's still arriving. Electronic Bong is a neutral guide — it never sells or ships a device. Right now two brands have devices you can actually buy, and every one listed below is in stock. More brands are joining as the category launches, and this page lists each one the day it goes live. Sign up for updates and you'll hear the moment that changes. 21+ only — follow your local laws.
Dry-herb electric combustion (the eBong)
The hardware behind this category is our parent company's own flameless electric combustion device — the thing the rest of these guides are about. You can read its full specs right now, and further down you'll find the one brand currently selling it.
Eburn In-house device · Green Lion Innovations
Eburn is our parent company's own flameless electric combustion device — windproof, water-resistant and rechargeable, built for the outdoors. It's the most direct route to the handheld eBong itself rather than a glass catalog. Carries: the Eburn flameless electric combustion device. See how it handles windproof, water-resistant smoking.
Retailer or brand, not a shopper? Green Lion Innovations manufactures these devices and will put your brand on them — see white-label pricing and minimums (real numbers, no form), or the full wholesale and OEM programs.
What you can actually buy today
Two brands have devices on sale right now. Dip Devices, the company that created the electronic nectar collector, has both form factors in stock under the name eBurn. HoneyStick, a Green Lion Innovations customer, has just put its first handheld live. We're listing them because they're the only devices in this category we've checked as in stock today — not because this page is a ranking.
- Nova electric bong — $149.99. The tabletop: a real water chamber and percolator under a removable 50 mm glass tube, on a 2000 mAh powered base. Black or green. Dip Devices.
- HoneyStick HRB 2.0 — $49.95. A pocket-sized electric combustion handheld from HoneyStick, listed on its own store in black: ceramic heater core, removable glass stem, 650 mAh battery, USB-C and a built-in cleaning tool. HoneyStick sells and ships it and sets its own shipping and returns. HoneyStick.
- Ember electric pipe — $49.99. The handheld: 111 mm of anodized aluminium, about 105 g, 600 mAh battery, USB-C. Black or blue. Dip Devices.
Both Dip Devices products are in stock and shipping now. Dip's US warehouse ships orders within 2 business days, to US addresses only. Free US shipping on orders $49+. We don't handle any of that — each store runs its own checkout, shipping and returns, and sets its own prices.
Replacement parts & accessories
The parts people actually reorder — the igniter coil is the wear part on the Nova and Ember, and the rest is the glass and small pieces that get lost or broken. Each part links to the brand that sells it.
Every Nova part → · Every Ember part →
Prices are manufacturer's suggested retail (MSRP) in USD. Parts with a Buy link are in stock now at the retailer; the others are sold separately — ask the retailer you bought the device from. Disclosure: Green Lion Innovations, which publishes this site, has a commercial interest in these devices.
The launch line-up
Two brands have an electric combustion device on sale today, so those are the only ones listed. More are joining as the category launches and they will appear here the day they do — we would rather show you a short honest list than a long speculative one.
Carries both eBurn devices. In stock now in the US and shipping within 2 business days.
dipdevices.com ↗Selling nowDevice brandHoneyStickA Green Lion Innovations customer. Sells the HRB 2.0 handheld direct, in stock now in the US.
vapehoneystick.com ↗Disclosure: Green Lion Innovations, which publishes this site, has a commercial interest in Dip Devices and HoneyStick. Nothing here is ranked by what it pays us.
More brands are joining and we'll add them here as they go live. Sign up for updates to hear the day a new one starts selling — and nothing else.
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In the meantime, the guides here are the honest part: what an electronic bong actually is, how to judge one, and why it isn't vaping. Read those and you'll know what to look for the day the shelf fills up.
A note on buying
Electronic Bong doesn't process orders, hold inventory or set prices, and it never will — it's a guide, not a store. Every link above goes to that brand's own store, which runs its own checkout, shipping and returns at its own prices; as more launch brands are announced they'll each do the same. We can't assert what's legal where you live, so check your local laws before you buy. Everything in this category is 21+ only.
Disclosure: Electronic Bong is published by Green Lion Innovations, which makes the eBurn devices that Dip Devices sells under its own brand and counts HoneyStick as a customer. So we have a commercial interest in every link above and you should read it that way. They're listed because they are the places we've checked you can buy a device in this category today, not because they won a comparison — and they're the only commercial routes on this page. The guides stay brand-free.
Still deciding between forms? Compare the tabletop electronic bong and the handheld electric herb pipe, or read windproof, water-resistant smoking if you're buying for the outdoors. 21+ only; follow your local laws.
