Cali Clear versions are the numbered generations of the Cali Clear 2G disposable, and the one to buy in 2026 is the V6, the newest device, which pairs liquid diamonds with live resin oil, uses a ceramic coil with redesigned airflow and has a leak resistant build for $23. The V5 is the previous generation at $25, and V3 Season 3 is an earlier 2G series that still turns up in flavors such as Rainbow Belts.
That answers the headline question. The longer story matters because the version number is not the only label printed on a box. Dual Chamber, Select and World Cup Edition devices sit beside the numbered generations rather than inside them, and buyers mix them up all the time when they message us.
One caveat: we only describe Cali Clear versions we can back with documented product facts. The V4, and anything older than V3 Season 3, is not documented in our catalogue, so we say that plainly instead of guessing.
Cali Clear Versions at a Glance
Here is the whole family of Cali Clear versions on one screen, with the price we charge for a single unit. Where a detail is not documented, the cell says so.
| Line | Where it sits | Oil and build | Single unit price |
|---|---|---|---|
| V6 | Newest numbered generation | 2G, liquid diamonds plus live resin, ceramic coil with redesigned airflow, leak resistant | $23 |
| V5 | Previous generation | 2G device, USB C, ceramic coil | $25 |
| V4 | Between V3 and V5 by name | Not documented, not stocked | Not sold here |
| V3 Season 3 | Earlier generation series | 2G device, USB C, ceramic coil | $25 |
| Dual Chamber | Separate design line | One 2G device, two separate 1G chambers | $23 sale, $27 regular |
| World Cup Edition | Limited collectible | 2G, liquid diamonds plus live resin, special artwork | $23.55 |
Read it top to bottom and one pattern stands out: the newest of the Cali Clear versions is also the cheapest single 2G on the list, worth knowing before you pay more for an older box.
What the Numbers on Cali Clear Versions Tell You
A V number marks a hardware and oil generation of the single flavor 2G disposable. It tells you roughly what the device was designed to do. It does not tell you the flavor, the strain type or how fresh that particular unit is.
What stays constant across Cali Clear versions is the basic recipe. Every device arrives pre filled and pre charged, fires when you draw rather than when you press a button, recharges through a USB C port, heats oil on a ceramic coil and shows an LED while it works. That is why people move between generations without reading a manual.
What shifts between Cali Clear versions is the oil blend, the airflow path and how well the shell keeps oil where it belongs. The V6 is the clearest example.
The V6: Newest of the Cali Clear Versions
The Cali Clear V6 disposable is the current generation and the one we point most buyers toward. It holds 2 grams of oil that blends liquid diamonds with live resin, runs on a ceramic coil with redesigned airflow, and has a leak resistant build, all for $23.
The oil is what separates it from older Cali Clear versions. Liquid diamonds start as THCa crystals separated from fresh frozen plant extract, then recombined with a terpene rich sauce. Live resin is an extract made from fresh frozen material that keeps more of the original terpenes; the overview of cannabis concentrates explains both. Our guide to what liquid diamonds are goes further.
The airflow and leak resistant shell are practical upgrades, aimed at the two things buyers ask about most when comparing older Cali Clear versions: a tight draw, and a sticky mouthpiece after a warm day in a bag.
V6 flavors with their own pages
Beside the variable V6 listing and its long dropdown, several flavors have dedicated pages at the same $23. Tusi on the V6 carries a sativa label, while Rocket Pop is labeled indica. The full set lives in the V6 collection.
The V5: The Previous Generation, Still on Shelves
Among the Cali Clear versions still sold here, the V5 is the one that came right before the V6. We stock it in two flavors: Cloud Walker V5, labeled indica, and Forbidden Fruit V5, labeled sativa. Both are 2G devices at $25.
Our catalogue documents the V5 as a previous generation 2G device. It does not document the V5’s oil blend in the same detail as the V6, so we will not claim it uses the same liquid diamonds and live resin combination.
So why buy a V5 at all? Mostly loyalty to a flavor. People who learned to like Cloud Walker on a V5 sometimes want exactly that device again, which is a perfectly good reason, and the V5 range stays available for them.
The V4: What Is Documented, and What Is Not
This is the section with the least to say, and we would rather admit it than pad it. The V4 sits between the V3 and the V5 by name, but we do not stock it and hold no documented specs for it. We cannot tell you its oil, its airflow or how it differs from its neighbors.
The same goes for anything older than V3 Season 3. Earlier Cali Clear versions may well have existed, but we have no product facts for them, and an invented spec sheet would only add to the confusion online.
If you see a V4 for sale
Treat any listing that leans on a V4 label with care; of all the Cali Clear versions, it is the one we have no facts on. Ask what the oil is, what port it charges through and why it is priced that way. If a box matches no generation you can find in photos, our real or fake checklist walks through what to examine.
V3 Season 3 and the Rainbow Belts Run
V3 Season 3, often shortened to V3 S3, is the oldest of the Cali Clear versions we carry. It sells as one V3 Season 3 variety listing at $25, where you choose a flavor from a dropdown: Jungle Juice, Mango Mochi, Georgia Peach, Tusi, Forbidden Fruit, Cherry Vanilla Coke, Rainbow Belts, Space X Berries, Vanilla Custard or Strawberry Ice.
Rainbow Belts also has its own page, labeled hybrid, at the same price. It is the same series either way.
Notice how many Season 3 names carried across Cali Clear versions to the V6: Tusi, Georgia Peach, Mango Mochi, Jungle Juice, Cherry Vanilla Coke and Space X Berries all made the jump. Vanilla Custard and Strawberry Ice are not in the V6 flavor list we carry, which is the main reason people still order a V3.
Where the Dual Chamber Fits Among Cali Clear Versions
The Dual Chamber is a different design, not a step on the V ladder. It is one 2G device holding two separate 1G chambers, each a different strain, kept apart so the flavors never mix. A Select button on the body controls which chamber fires.
The Dual Chamber Liquid Diamonds combos sell at $23 on sale, down from $27. The Dual Chamber V2 combos cost $25 and pair labels like Hindu Kush with ATF or Tigers Blood with Wedding Cake. A Select Dual Chamber 5 Pack is $90, regular $100.
The V2 in that product name belongs to the dual chamber line. Read it as the second set of dual chamber combos, not as a relative of the single flavor Cali Clear versions like the V5 or V6. Buttons and hardware are covered in the dual chamber collection.
World Cup Edition: A Limited Run Beside the Generations
The FIFA World Cup 2026 Edition is a limited collectible with its own artwork. It is a 2G disposable with liquid diamonds plus live resin oil, the same oil description the V6 carries, at $23.55 for one.
It carries no V number, so we file it beside the Cali Clear versions as an edition rather than a generation. Its flavors are Rocket Pop, Watermelon Lime Agua Fresca, Tusi, Lemon Cherry Gelato, London Drip, Mochi Melon, Leche De Bebe, Papaya Punch, Pina Colada and Batch Treat, plus mixed and strain type bundles.
Quantity tiers run from 1 at $23.55 to 5 for $100, 10 for $180, 25 for $420, 50 for $750 and 100 for $1,200.
The 1G Devices Outside the Version Ladder
Two smaller formats sit outside the numbered Cali Clear versions completely. The 1G live resin all in one pods hold 1 gram of live resin, and the 1G all in one disposables hold 1 gram of cannabis oil. Both are rechargeable with a ceramic coil and list at $25, several on sale.
Do not expect a 1G to behave like a V6 with half the oil. They are their own products, chosen for size and price. Our 1G vs 2G comparison does the per gram maths.
V6 vs V5: The Differences Buyers Notice
Since these two are the Cali Clear versions people most often weigh against each other, here is the honest list of documented differences.
- Oil. The V6 is documented as liquid diamonds plus live resin. The V5’s blend is not documented to the same level.
- Airflow. The V6 has a redesigned airflow path around its ceramic coil.
- Build. The V6 is described as leak resistant.
- Price. $23 for the V6, $25 for the V5.
- Flavors. The V6 comes in a long list; the V5 we carry comes in Cloud Walker and Forbidden Fruit.
What stays the same: 2G capacity, draw activation, USB C charging and the LED. If none of the V6 changes matter and you love Cloud Walker on the V5, the older device is still a sound choice.
How to Tell Cali Clear Versions Apart
Start with the packaging, because the generation is part of the product name on the box. The listing title on your order confirmation says the same for anything bought from us.
Without a box, telling Cali Clear versions apart means comparing the device with product photos on the matching page. Check that it charges through USB C and draws without a button, as every single flavor 2G should. A Select button means a Dual Chamber, not a numbered generation.
Mismatches worth questioning
A flavor that never appeared on the version printed on the box is the clearest warning sign. Vanilla Custard on a V6 box, for instance, would not match the V6 list we carry. When details do not line up, compare before you take a pull.
Which of the Cali Clear Versions to Buy Now
For most people choosing between Cali Clear versions, the decision is short. Buy the V6 for the newest hardware, the liquid diamonds and live resin blend and the lowest single 2G price on our list. Buy a V5 or V3 Season 3 only for a specific flavor that lives on that generation.
Pick a Dual Chamber for two strains in one device, perhaps a sativa for the afternoon and an indica for later. Pick the World Cup Edition when artwork or a gift is part of the point. Pick a 1G to try a flavor for less.
Everything ships inside the USA to adults 21 and over. Browse every line in the shop or start from the Cali Clear carts homepage.
Charging and Storing Older Generations
A V3 or V5 may have sat in storage longer than a fresh V6, so give it a full charge before judging how it hits. Plug in a USB C cable for 30 to 60 minutes until the LED stays solid; our charging guide explains the light in detail.
Thick oil is the other common issue with older stock in a cold room. Let the device reach room temperature and take a few slow pulls before deciding something is wrong. Store any of the Cali Clear versions upright and out of hot cars, so the oil stays settled over the coil.
Cali clear versions FAQ
What is the newest of the Cali Clear versions?
The V6 is the newest numbered generation. It is a 2G disposable with liquid diamonds plus live resin oil, a ceramic coil with redesigned airflow, USB C charging and a leak resistant build, and it costs $23 for a single unit here.
Is the Cali Clear V6 better than the V5?
The V6 has documented upgrades the V5 does not: the liquid diamonds and live resin blend, redesigned airflow and a leak resistant shell. It also costs less, $23 against $25. The V5 still makes sense if you want Cloud Walker or Forbidden Fruit on that exact device.
Was there a Cali Clear V4?
The name suggests one sat between the V3 and V5, but we do not stock a V4 and have no documented specs for it. We would rather say that plainly than guess. Be careful with listings that lean heavily on a V4 label without explaining the oil and hardware.
What does V3 S3 mean on a Cali Clear?
V3 S3 stands for V3 Season 3, an earlier generation 2G series. We sell it as one listing at $25 with flavors such as Jungle Juice, Georgia Peach, Tusi, Vanilla Custard and Strawberry Ice, and Rainbow Belts also has its own page.
Are all Cali Clear versions charged the same way?
Yes. Every generation we stock charges through a USB C port. Plug in for 30 to 60 minutes until the LED stays solid. Older stock may arrive with less charge than a fresh V6, so top it up before your first session.
Is the Cali Clear World Cup Edition a V6?
It shares the V6 oil description, liquid diamonds plus live resin in a 2G device, but it carries no V number. We treat it as a limited collectible edition with its own artwork and flavor list, priced at $23.55 for one.
How do I tell Cali Clear versions apart?
Check the box first, since the generation is part of the product name. Without a box, compare the device with photos on the matching product page. A Select button means it is a Dual Chamber rather than a numbered single flavor device.