Magic-Flight Launch Box (TED-0019)

Technical Specifications

Property Specification
Manufacturer Magic-Flight
Family Launch Box (dry herb)
Release Period May 2009 – present 1
Heating Method Conduction + infrared through a stainless steel (304) mesh screen 12
Temperature Control Manual draw-rate control (no dial); temperature centers around ≈392 °F (200 °C) with a usable range of ≈329–410 °F (165–210 °C) per the Flight Guide 2
Power Source 2× AA NiMH batteries ≥2000 mAh (Glyph-branded) making direct contact with the screen 12
Charging External 2-bay wall charger (≈3–4 h) 1
Chamber / Trench Stainless steel mesh screen trench; ≈0.10–0.15 g capacity (reported; not stated in the Flight Guide) 2
Chamber Note The Launch Box screen is not user-replaceable; warranty exchange is the official path (unlike the MD Dab Box) 2
Dimensions 2.5″ H × 1.75″ W × 0.75″ D (6.4 × 4.5 × 1.9 cm) 12
Weight ≈57 g (box and battery) (reported) 1
Official Manual Flight Guide (PDF, multi-revision) 2
Warranty Lifetime functional warranty on the box (serial number required); 90 days on accessories 3
Compatible Media Dry botanical flower only 1
Part Number Variant SKUs published on the manufacturer’s own store — e.g. Maple Classic 420-KITSTD (Flight Kit) / 420-BBSTD (Solo Box); Cherry/Walnut Classic use the 410- prefix (e.g. 410-KITCHR-WARR); no single cross-variant model number is published 4
Form Factor Handheld, pocket-sized, single-piece wood-box vaporizer with a removable glass stem draw path; not a modular ball-vape system

Revision Notes

  • Rev A (2009–2011): fixed non-replaceable screen, no push-back ring, friction lid (reported).
  • Rev B (2011–2014): added rubber push-back ring, click-lock lid, improved screen fold (reported).
  • Rev C (2014–present): refined screen tension and standardized premium wood options 1.
  • Wood and finish variants (Cherry, Walnut, Monocle magnifier lid, Monocle Noir) are cosmetic SKUs on the same chassis — not hardware generations 1.

Safety & Use Notes

  • A slow draw can risk combustion; the Flight Guide warns that battery overheating indicates the batteries should be replaced 2.
  • The box draws high current (≈15 A class); only high-drain NiMH cells are appropriate 2.

Sources

  1. Magic-Flight official site (https://magic-flight.com): “The History of Magic Flight’s BOX” blog post (https://magic-flight.com/blogs/news/the-history-of-magic-flights-box) — May 2009 Launch Box debut, revisions, and wood-variant guidance. Exact revision date ranges (Rev A/B/C) and weight are not published by the manufacturer; those rows are marked reported/approximate and traced to unpublished supporting notes. Remaining details previously supported only by unpublished notes are approximate or unverified and are not treated as independently confirmed. ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6 ↩7 ↩8 ↩9

  2. Magic-Flight Flight Guide (official manual PDF; anatomy, battery, temperature range, screen warranty). https://cdn.vaporbrothers.com/shared/manuals/flightguide.pdf ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6 ↩7 ↩8 ↩9

  3. Magic-Flight terms & conditions (lifetime functional warranty, serial number requirement). https://magic-flight.com/pages/terms-conditions ↩

  4. Magic-Flight official store product data — https://magic-flight.com/products/maple-classic (verified 2026-08-08; variant SKUs). The live storefront (cart and checkout functional as of this date) confirms Magic-Flight remains in active operation, not discontinued. ↩