Puffco New Proxy vs Original Puffco Proxy Review

The Puffco Proxy has been a popular choice among wax enthusiasts since it first came out. Now Puffco has released the Puffco New Proxy a few days ago and it builds on the original in important ways. Canadians who use concentrates are asking if thePuffco New Proxy gives enough upgrades to justify the price. This review breaks down how thePuffco New Proxy stacks up against the first Puffco Proxy in real world use and tells you which one might be better for your style of vaping.

The original Proxy is known for its modular design with swappable glass parts and accessories. It had a ceramic 3D heating chamber, a silicone bowl, and base with a single button. It handled concentrates well and was praised for its flavor given that range of parts. The glass pieces on the original were decent quality though some users found them fragile or heavy depending on the accessory used. ThePuffco New Proxy keeps the modular approach but improves on glass thickness, adds refinements in finish, and redesigns the mouthpiece so it no longer rests awkwardly against surfaces. The glass in thePuffco New Proxy feels sturdier and the frosted finish adds grip and premium feel. If you are rough with gear or travel often these improvements matter.

On the original Proxy you had good vapor thanks to its 3D heating chamber that heats from multiple sides so wax melts evenly with fewer hotspots. Flavor was excellent particularly on medium heat where you can taste terpenes more clearly. Clouds could hit nicely when the heat was pushed. In the New Proxy the chamber is deeper which helps reduce splashback and better manage overflow when you load more wax. The heat presets are still there but with tweaks in calibration and the app control is more intuitive. Users report that vapor on thePuffco New Proxy is smoother and more refined especially at lower temperature presets where the original sometimes had a slight harsh edge. If you like flavor over brute intensity thePuffco New Proxy shows that Puffco listened.

The original Proxy packed a solid battery that did well for short sessions. It recharges via USB‑C which is helpful in Canada where traveling between cities or provinces drains phone batteries enough. For the New Proxy Puffco increased battery capacity and optimized power draw in the components. The result is more pulls per charge and less heating lag at high settings. Portability remains similar outside of bulk added by better glass and slightly larger base. If you carry your vape in a bag or case this change will be fine. If you want something ultra‑compact the increase might be just noticeable. Cold weather also reveals battery weaknesses faster so this upgrade makes a difference if you vape outdoors.

Original Proxy had LED indicator lights, a Boost mode, modular accessories and respectable build quality. The New Proxy includes app control with presets, duration settings, and updated lighting feedback that is more responsive. The mouthpiece design is revised to avoid tilt against flat surfaces. Accessories like glass rigs or adapters still work if you want bigger setups. Cleaning was always a plus with the original but the New Proxy makes that easier with redesigned parts and better glass sealings. If you like to tweak settings, explore presets, or use extras, the New Proxy gives you more flexibility.

The original Proxy launched at a premium price and many users felt it delivered flavour and performance that made it worth the investment despite being more expensive than simple wax pens. The New Proxy has a comparable price in USD but improvements in glass, build, battery and app features add genuine value. For Canadian buyers remember import fees, shipping, and taxes. If you buy from CanadianVaporizers.ca you get legal warranty, easier returns, and avoid cross‑border hassles. If you use concentrates often or care about refined taste the New Proxy is likely worth paying a bit more.

If you are someone who values simplicity, likes using accessories but not constantly tweaking, and already have a Proxy you might find original Proxy sufficient. If you are budget conscious or rarely vape outdoors the original gives flavour and performance without extras. On the other hand if you care about upgraded glass, better battery, easier cleaning, app features, and more refined hits the New Proxy becomes more appealing.

The New Proxy still has limitations. Though the chamber is deeper there is still a capacity limit especially for heavy sessions. The device is not pocket‑flat or ultra‑mini so portability is decent but not invisible. Some users report that new parts add slight weight and bulk. Also with added tech features comes more points of failure especially with app parts or glass components.

Puffco has done well by releasing the New Proxy. It keeps what made the original great and improves in meaningful ways. For Canadian dab users who want flavour, glass compatibility, modern controls, and longer battery, the New Proxy stands out. For those who are happy with flavour and performance as long as the price is right the original Proxy still holds value. Overall the New Proxy is a smart upgrade not just for hype but for real performance enhancements. Buy Puffco Vaporizers at Canadian Vaporizers