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Atmos Nano Prime Plus Waxy Review: Compact Wax Pen with Dual Activation

The Atmos Nano Prime Plus Waxy combines a compact design with variable voltage and dual activation modes. We test whether this affordable wax pen delivers on its promises.

By The Vaper's Guide Team
Nano Prime Plus Waxy

Atmos

Nano Prime Plus Waxy

3.9
$34.99
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Our Verdict

The Atmos Nano Prime Plus Waxy is a solid entry-level wax pen that punches above its weight class. The dual activation modes, three voltage settings, and included spare atomizer provide good value for the price. The 360mAh battery is the main limitation, but for light to moderate users who want a pocketable concentrate pen, it gets the job done without breaking the bank.

Pros

  • Dual activation (auto-draw and button) for flexible use
  • Three voltage settings for different concentrate types
  • Compact pen design fits easily in any pocket
  • Includes spare atomizer in the kit
  • Quartz coil produces clean, smooth flavor
  • Affordable entry point for wax vaping

Cons

  • 360mAh battery requires frequent charging
  • Micro-USB charging feels dated
  • Small chamber limits load size
  • Atmos brand reliability concerns

Overview

The Atmos Nano Prime Plus Waxy targets users who want a straightforward wax pen without complexity. It's compact, affordable, and offers just enough features to handle different concentrate types without overwhelming new users.

What We Tested

Our hands-on testing methodology

Unit Tested

Nano Prime Plus (Black)

Testing Period

7 days of use

Voltages Tested

3.2V to 4.2V range

Sessions

15+ concentrate sessions

Battery Life

360mAh capacity

Features Tested

Auto-draw, button fire

At under $35, the Nano Prime Plus includes the battery, two atomizers, a charging cable, and a combination mouthpiece/packing tool. That's a complete kit for getting started with concentrates.

Design & Build Quality

The Nano Prime Plus follows the classic pen vaporizer form factor: slim, cylindrical, and pocketable. At 3.88 inches tall and half an inch in diameter, it disappears into a pocket without creating a bulge.

Ergonomics

The battery section features a slightly wider grip area than basic pen batteries, which Atmos calls their "improved ergonomic structure." It's a subtle difference but makes the device more comfortable to hold during longer sessions.

The single button handles power (5 clicks), voltage cycling (3 clicks), and manual firing (hold). It's positioned naturally for thumb access.

Build Quality

Construction is decent for the price point. The battery feels solid without flex or rattling. The threading is smooth, and connections are secure. It won't win awards for premium feel, but it doesn't feel cheap either.

The Quartz Coil

The Nano Prime Plus uses a single quartz coil atomizer. Quartz heats quickly and produces clean flavor without the metallic taste that cheaper coils can impart.

Loading

Unscrew the mouthpiece to access the coil chamber. The included packing tool (built into the mouthpiece cap) helps place concentrate directly on the coil. The chamber is on the smaller side—load a rice-grain-sized amount for best results.

Spare Atomizer

Atmos includes a second atomizer in the kit, which is a thoughtful inclusion. Coils degrade over time, and having a spare means you won't be stuck waiting for a replacement when performance drops.

Features

Dual Activation Modes

The standout feature is dual activation: both auto-draw and button-fire work simultaneously. This flexibility is genuinely useful:

  • Auto-draw: Just inhale to activate. Simple and intuitive for casual use.
  • Button-fire: Hold the button while inhaling for precise control over heating.

You can use whichever method suits the moment without changing settings.

Three Voltage Settings

Triple-click the button to cycle through voltage levels, indicated by LED color:

ColorVoltageBest For
Red3.2VFlavor-focused, thin concentrates
Green3.7VBalanced vapor and flavor
Blue4.2VThick concentrates, bigger clouds

This range covers most concentrate types. Start low and work up to find your preference.

Spring-Loaded 510 Connection

The Nano Prime Plus uses a proprietary spring-loaded 510 connection that maintains consistent contact with atomizers. This reduces connection issues that plague some budget pens.

Performance

Vapor Quality

The quartz coil produces clean, smooth vapor with good flavor representation. At 3.2V, terpene profiles come through clearly. Bumping to 4.2V increases vapor density but sacrifices some flavor nuance—standard tradeoffs for variable voltage devices.

Heat-up time is quick, typically under 3 seconds to reach operating temperature. The auto-draw sensor is responsive without being overly sensitive.

Battery Life

The 360mAh battery is the Nano Prime Plus's main limitation. Expect:

  • Light users (3-5 sessions daily): 1-2 days per charge
  • Moderate users (6-10 sessions daily): Daily charging
  • Heavy users: Multiple charges per day

The compact size necessitates a smaller battery, so this tradeoff is expected. Micro-USB charging takes about an hour for a full charge.

Concentrate Compatibility

The single quartz coil handles most wax and shatter well. Very runny concentrates can be tricky (they may leak past the coil), so stick to stable consistencies for best results.

The Atmos Factor

Any Atmos review should acknowledge the brand's current state. Atmos was once a major player in the vaporizer market but has scaled back significantly. Customer service and warranty support can be inconsistent.

That said, the hardware itself is functional. The Nano Prime Plus is a straightforward device that shouldn't require warranty service if used properly. Just set expectations accordingly and buy from reputable retailers.

Who Should Buy This

The Nano Prime Plus makes sense if you:

  • Want an affordable entry into wax vaping
  • Value portability over battery life
  • Appreciate dual activation options
  • Need a backup or travel pen

Look elsewhere if you:

  • Vape concentrates heavily (battery will frustrate you)
  • Want USB-C charging
  • Prefer larger chamber capacity
  • Prioritize brand reputation and support

The Bottom Line

The Atmos Nano Prime Plus Waxy delivers honest value for budget-conscious concentrate users. The dual activation modes, variable voltage, and included spare atomizer provide functionality that exceeds the price point. The 360mAh battery limits session count, but for a pocketable pen that handles occasional use, it's a reasonable entry point.

Just go in with realistic expectations about battery life and brand support, and the Nano Prime Plus will serve its purpose without drama.

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Specifications
Battery Capacity360mAh
Voltage Settings3.2V (Red), 3.7V (Green), 4.2V (Blue)
ActivationAuto-draw + Button
Coil TypeSingle quartz
ChargingMicro-USB
Threading510
Dimensions3.88" x 0.5"
ProtectionDual PCB/IC protection
Warranty1-year limited
Price$34.99

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Atmos Nano Prime Plus good for beginners?

Yes, the dual activation modes make it beginner-friendly. Use auto-draw for simplicity or switch to button activation for more control as you learn. The three voltage settings let you start low and experiment.

How do you load the Atmos Nano Prime Plus?

Unscrew the mouthpiece to access the quartz coil chamber. Use the included packing tool to place a small amount of concentrate directly on the coil. Avoid overfilling—a rice-grain-sized amount is plenty.

What voltage should I use for wax?

Start at 3.2V (red) for maximum flavor and work up from there. Use 3.7V (green) for balanced vapor, and 4.2V (blue) for thicker concentrates or bigger clouds. Lower voltages preserve terpenes better.

Is Atmos still a reliable brand?

Atmos has scaled back from its peak, and customer service can be inconsistent. However, the hardware itself is solid, and the 1-year warranty provides some protection. Buy from authorized retailers for best support.