
September 10, 2026
Slyder Pro is a cart battery and a dab device in one. The difference is the adapter on top.
Slyder Pro is a base device. You attach an adapter to the top and the device becomes what that adapter needs it to be. It detects what you attached and switches to the matching mode on its own, so the home screen and the available controls change with it.
Instead of owning separate devices for separate formats, you change the adapter. Temperature control, airflow and session tracking work the same way regardless of which one is on.

For standard 510-thread cartridges. A 510 cartridge carries no data, so you enter its details once in Set 510: name, compound percentages, concentrate type and brand. From then on Slyder Pro treats it like a known product, with the same tracking as a pod.
Best if you already have cartridges you like and do not want to replace them. One is included with every Slyder Pro.

For loose concentrates. Pyra works differently from everything else: instead of firing when you inhale, it runs a timed temperature program you start with a button. Each phase has its own target and duration, and the screen tells you exactly when to draw. Run the same program again and you get the same result.
Best if you want concentrates at a set temperature, and you care about repeating a specific heat curve rather than free-handing it.

In development, not for sale yet. Two pods stacked, with Auto Mode setting the ratio between them.


The usual tradeoff is one device with one format, or several devices and no consistent record of any of them. Switching devices means switching habits, losing your history, and relearning the controls.
Changing an adapter costs you none of that. Your settings, your history and your account stay where they are. The format changes, nothing else does.
Published by the Slyder Team

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