Because there are plenty of different hookah styles, you'll find the price range for hookahs will differ. If you're wondering “how much does hookah cost?”, you'll be able to find quality hookahs starting around $50 - but there are exceptions, such as with brands like MYA with some of their smaller tabletop models. You'll also see pipes costing upward of $150 to $250 or more. It all depends on the hookah, the brand, the materials, and the accessories. Regardless of your budget, you'll be able to find an option that works best for you.
If you're just starting out, then you may want to choose a hookah bundle that's easy to set up. At Hookah-Shisha our hookahs are ideal for beginner smokers because you get everything to get smoking right out of the box from the hookah bowl to the hose. We even toss on a free sample of shisha and charcoal! All you'll need to obtain later is additional shisha tobacco and some coals. We have plenty of recommendations for beginners, including the MYA QT, the Khalil Mamoon Mini Classic, and the MYA Bambino. You can check out our blog on the best hookahs for beginners.
Yes. One of the most important factors to consider when purchasing a hookah pipe is the size. Larger pipes affect price and can be more expensive than smaller ones. Consider where you will be smoking and how you want to store your hookah. Smaller hookahs are great for tabletops, portability and easier cleaning. Larger hookahs generally sit on the floor. Traditionally hookahs are single-hose pipes but generally there are more options to add hoses on the larger hookah category. The average size for a classic hookah is around 28” to 32”. Tabletop hookahs are usually around 12” to 24”.
Every smoker will have different preferences when it comes to “the best” hookah. If you plan to use your hookah frequently, you'll want to invest in a quality hookah that is built to last. Cheaper hookahs may be suitable for occasional use, but they may not be as durable as more expensive models. There are a variety of different hookah styles available, from traditional Egyptian models to modern designs. Choose the style that best suits your taste and personality. The first two questions we typically ask are “Are you looking for a traditional handmade hookah or a modern machined hookah?” and “Around what size are you looking for?”. After you can decide those two questions it basically boils down to your personal preference on aesthetics and lastly, the price point. Everyone has a different idea of what's reasonable for a hookah price. Once you've considered these factors, you can begin to narrow down your choices and find the perfect hookah for you.
