Hitoki unveils their newest compact smoking device, the Saber

High tech smoking device company, Hitoki(www.hitoki.com), best known for its flagship laser combustion smoking device, The Trident, is excited to announce the launching of its brand new product expression, equipped with the technology to lift you to space. The Hitoki ‘Saber’ is a compact and portable rendition of the original laser combustion device making smoking with lasers anytime, anywhere much more easy. The more compact device uses the same laser technology as the Trident, producing the same cleaner healthier smoking experience but ideal for consumers who are on the go. 

“We are really excited to bring another new smoking device to the market,” says co-founder Joe Tran. “We believe the use of technology in the cannabis space can take the industry to a whole new level and we’re grateful to be a part of this movement.”

Hitoki continues to bring sophisticated products to tech loving individuals who seek new and innovative methods of smoking to incorporate into their daily routine. Keeping consumer’s health and wellness as one of its top priorities – Hitoki provides only the best quality products to cannabis enthusiasts from all walks of life. Hitoki literally wants to transport customers into the cosmos for an intergalactic smoking experience.

The Saber is a handheld device, recommended to be used with the Hitoki bubbler. It  can easily attach to your favorite glass rig turning any rig to a laser smoking device that delivers the best tasting smoking experience you have ever had. Water is added to the bubbler which then attaches to the base of the unit, providing a smooth and tasty smoke. 

Hitoki’s patent-pending laser system brings a fun and interactive element, creating the  ultimate otherworldly smoking session. The Saber’s elegant design includes the same one button function with LED feedback that is featured on The Trident, offering 3 power levels indicated by color: Low (red) is for dry blends, medium (green) for denser blends, high (blue) blends for infused oils. 

The Saber features include:

  • 3 pre-set temp modes
  • Type-C rapid Charging
  • 50 Ignition per charge
  • FDA Compliant Safety Locks
  • Very easy- to-clean bubbler

Founded by brothers Joe and Jack Tran in 2020, the Hitoki brand is a nod to their childhood love of lasers. Combining a childhood obsession with a high school habit of consuming cannabis, and a futuristic paradox of luxury and technology is born. 

“Hitoki is bringing a whole new experience to cannabis,” stated co-founder Jack Tran. “We’ve been able to cultivate a community of canna-tech loving individuals and the Saber is an extension of that.” 

Check out this video tutorial on how to use the Saber HERE.



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