The Lookah Seahorse is an electric nectar collector — a battery-powered dab pen with a heated quartz or ceramic tip you touch directly to your concentrate. It replaces a torch, a dab rig and a dab tool with one pocket device: press the button, let the tip heat, and dab straight from the jar. Some models also screw onto a 14mm water pipe so you can draw through water. This page groups every Seahorse model we stock plus the replacement tips and coils that keep them running. Everything below is in stock and ships from the US.
Which Seahorse is right for you
The models differ mostly in size, water filtration and how they attach:
Seahorse 2.0
The mainstream model and the one most people mean by "Seahorse dab pen". Standalone use, quartz tip, simple button-and-inhale operation. Start here if you want one device that just works.
Seahorse Pro / Pro Plus
Adds dual use: the Pro Plus works on its own or screws onto a 14mm water pipe joint to filter the draw through water. Auto and manual heat modes give you more control over temperature.
Seahorse Max & X
The Max has a larger 950mAh battery and a built-in glass bubbler for water cooling with nothing to attach. The X ships as an all-in-one kit with extra tips and modes. Pick these for the fullest experience.
Tips: quartz vs ceramic
The heated tip is a consumable that wears out. Quartz tips heat fast and hit hard; ceramic tube coils run cooler and smoother for more flavor. Both are cheap replacements, so keep spares of whichever your device uses.
Seahorse models & parts in stock
In stock now, shipping from the US:
Best starter Seahorse
Lookah Seahorse 2.0 Concentrate Vaporizer — $44.99 — the Seahorse 2.0 is the everyday model — heat the quartz tip, touch it to your concentrate and inhale, no torch or rig needed. The simplest way into the line.
How to use a Seahorse dab pen
Load nothing — a Seahorse dabs directly. Turn it on (usually five clicks), then press and hold the button to heat the tip; most models let you pick a temperature preset first. Once the tip glows or the light signals ready, touch just the tip to your concentrate and inhale slowly as it vaporizes. Use a light touch: pressing the hot tip deep into your material clogs it and wastes the coil. Let the tip cool between sessions, and clean it by warming it briefly and wiping with a cotton swab — never soak the whole electronic body in alcohol, only the detachable glass and tip parts. When draws weaken or taste burnt, the tip or coil is spent; swap in a fresh one rather than pushing more heat through it.
Seahorse parts & the rest of the line
The Seahorse is Lookah’s best-known device, but not their only one:
Keep quartz Type V tips and ceramic tube coils on hand — they are the part that wears out, and a device with a dead tip is easy to bring back to life for a few dollars. For everything else Lookah makes, from 510 batteries to glass, browse the full Lookah collection. If you would rather run concentrate through a plugged-in countertop unit, see electric dab rigs.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Lookah Seahorse dab pen?
It is an electric nectar collector: a rechargeable pen with a heated quartz or ceramic tip that you touch directly to concentrate. It does the job of a torch, dab rig and dab tool in one portable device — you press a button to heat the tip, then dab straight from the container and inhale.
What is the difference between the Seahorse Pro, Pro Plus, 2.0 and Max?
The 2.0 is the simple standalone model most people start with. The Pro and Pro Plus add dual use — they work alone or screw onto a 14mm water pipe — plus auto and manual heat modes. The Max has a bigger 950mAh battery and a built-in glass bubbler for water cooling without attaching a rig. The X is a full kit with extra tips and modes.
Can a Seahorse attach to a dab rig or water pipe?
The Pro and Pro Plus models are made to. Their tip screws onto a standard 14mm water pipe or rig joint, so the vapor draws through water for a cooler hit. The 2.0 is designed for standalone use, and the Max has its own glass bubbler built in, so it filters through water without a separate rig.
What tips and coils does the Seahorse use, and how often do they need replacing?
Most current Seahorse models use the Type V 510 quartz tip; some use ceramic tube coils instead. The tip is a consumable — it wears out with use and eventually stops vaporizing cleanly or tastes burnt. How fast depends on how often you dab, but keeping a multi-pack of tips or coils on hand means a worn tip is a cheap swap, not a new device.
Quartz tip or ceramic coil — which is better?
Quartz tips heat quickly and deliver a stronger, hotter draw, which many users prefer for bigger hits. Ceramic tube coils heat a little slower and run cooler and smoother, which brings out more flavor and is gentler on the throat. Neither is objectively better; it comes down to whether you want intensity or smoothness.
How do you clean a Lookah Seahorse?
Warm the tip briefly to loosen residue, then wipe it and the glass mouthpiece with a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol. You can soak the detachable glass and tip, but never submerge the electronic battery body — just wipe it down. Let everything dry fully before reassembling. Regular light cleaning keeps draws tasting clean and extends how long each tip lasts.
Do you sell replacement parts for the Seahorse?
Yes. This page includes the replacement quartz Type V tips, ceramic tube coils, glass mouthpieces and accessory kits for the Seahorse line, so you can keep a device you already own running instead of buying a new one. The consumable tip is the part that wears out first, so it is worth keeping spares.
