The Cali Clear V4 is an earlier generation of the brand’s 2G disposable, sold in numbered seasons that buyers still search for as V4 S1, S2 and S3. We do not stock the Cali Clear V4, and we have not been able to document its full specifications, so this guide sticks to what can be said honestly and points you to the devices that replace it today.
People still ask for the Cali Clear V4 by name, usually because a friend recommended one or because they found an old box. Below we explain where the V4 sits in the lineup, why we focus on newer generations, how to identify a V4 you already own, what to watch for if someone offers you one now, and which current device to choose instead.
Where the V4 Sits in the Lineup
Cali Clear devices have moved through several generations, usually labeled with a V and a number. The V3 Season 3 and the V5 sit either side of the V4, and the V6 is the newest generation we carry. Each new version keeps the 2G disposable format while updating hardware, packaging and the flavor menu.
| Generation | Status in our store | Price |
|---|---|---|
| V3 Season 3 | Stocked | $25 |
| Cali Clear V4 | Not stocked | Not listed |
| V5 | Stocked (Cloud Walker, Forbidden Fruit) | $25 |
| V6 | Stocked, newest | $23 |
Our versions guide compares the generations we can document.
What We Know and What We Do Not
We know the Cali Clear V4 was sold as a 2G disposable in seasons, which is why searches like V4 S1, V4 S2 and V4 S3 exist. We do not have documented specifications for its oil, battery or airflow, and we will not invent them. Plenty of pages online list confident V4 specs and flavor lists without sources; treat those with care.
That honesty matters because older generations are exactly where copies and stale stock tend to hide.
Why We Do Not Stock the Cali Clear V4
We focus on generations we can describe accurately and source consistently. Older stock has also often spent a long time in storage, and heat and age dull flavor long before the device stops working. Offering the Cali Clear V4 when newer devices are available would mean selling something we cannot fully describe and that may not taste its best.
How to Identify a Cali Clear V4
If you already own one, the box is the best guide. Look for the V4 marking and any season label such as S1, S2 or S3 on the packaging. The device itself follows the familiar 2G disposable shape with a mouthpiece, draw sensor and USB charging port. If the box is missing, it can be hard to tell generations apart by the device alone.
- Check the printed version and season on the box.
- Look at the print quality and seal, as you would for any device.
- Note the flavor name and compare it with the V4 season it claims to belong to.
Is an Old Cali Clear V4 Still Good?
It depends on how it was stored. An unopened device kept cool and dark may still taste fine; one that sat in a warm shop or car for months is likely to taste flat. Check the oil: clear amber that moves slowly is a good sign, while very dark, cloudy or separated oil is not. If the first short pull tastes burnt or chemical, stop.
Buying a Cali Clear V4 Today
If someone offers you a Cali Clear V4 now, ask how long it has been in stock and how it was stored, and check the packaging closely. Older generations are a favorite target for copies because buyers have less to compare against. Our real or fake guide covers the checks, and the boof guide explains what to do if something seems off.
What Replaced the V4
The closest current replacement is the Cali Clear V6, a 2G device with liquid diamonds plus live resin oil, USB C charging and redesigned airflow, at $23. If you liked a specific V4 flavor, there is a good chance the V6 menu or a single flavor listing carries it or something similar.
For buyers who want the classic feel
The single flavor 2G liquid diamonds devices keep the classic one flavor, no button design many V4 owners liked, from $20.20 on sale.
Cali Clear V4 vs V5 vs V6
Because V4 specifications are not documented for us, the fairest comparison is practical. The V5 and V6 are available, fresh and described accurately on our product pages; the Cali Clear V4 is an older generation you are likely to find only as aging stock. For most buyers, the choice comes down to V5 for its two classic flavors or V6 for the newest hardware and widest menu.
The V5 category and the V6 category show what each line includes.
V4 Seasons and Flavors
Searches for V4 S1, S2 and S3 suggest each season carried its own flavor set. We cannot confirm those menus, so we will not list them. If you remember a flavor from a V4 box, search our flavor index; many popular names, such as Forbidden Fruit or Cloud Walker, appear across several generations.
Charging and Using an Older Device
If you own a Cali Clear V4, use it like any 2G disposable: remove covers, take short pulls, and charge through its port when the light flashes. Older batteries can hold less charge, so do not leave an aging device charging unattended, and stop using any device that gets hot, swells or leaks. Our charging guide covers the basics.
Why Generation Labels Matter
Version numbers help buyers know what they are getting. A newer generation usually means fresher stock, updated hardware and a current flavor menu. When a seller is vague about which version a device is, ask. A store that cannot tell you whether a box is a V4, V5 or V6 probably has not looked closely at its stock.
Safety With Older Stock
Older stock is not dangerous by default, but it deserves extra checks, and the source matters more than the version. The CDC linked serious lung injuries in 2019 to THC vapes from informal sources. Buy from sellers you can reach and check every device before use.
Our Recommendation
Skip hunting for the Cali Clear V4 unless you have a specific reason. Choose the V6 for the newest hardware and widest menu, the V5 for its two classic flavors, or a single flavor 2G device for simplicity. All three are available now, priced clearly and described accurately. Browse the full lineup to compare.
A Note on Season Numbering
Season labels such as S1, S2 and S3 appear to mark flavor releases within a generation rather than separate hardware. That is why someone may say they had a Cali Clear V4 S2 while a friend had a V4 S3 with completely different flavors in the same style of device. The same pattern shows up in the V3 Season 3 listing we carry, which has its own flavor set including Jungle Juice, Mango Mochi and Rainbow Belts.
When you compare devices across seasons, compare flavors and freshness rather than assuming the hardware changed.
Questions Owners Ask About the Cali Clear V4
My V4 stopped hitting. Is it broken?
Probably not. Charge it, check that nothing covers the airflow, warm it in your hand and take short priming pulls. Older devices clog and drain like any other. Our not hitting fixes apply to every generation.
Can I still charge an old Cali Clear V4?
If it has a charging port and the battery is undamaged, yes. Use a standard phone charger, stay nearby while it charges, and stop if the device gets hot.
Does a V4 taste different from a V6?
Flavor depends on the specific flavor, the oil and freshness. A fresh V6 will usually taste brighter than an old V4 simply because terpenes fade with time and heat.
Storing an Old Device You Want to Keep
If you have a Cali Clear V4 you are not ready to use, keep it upright, sealed if possible, and somewhere cool and dark. Do not store it in a car, near a window or in a bathroom where heat and humidity swing. Use it sooner rather than later; age is not kind to oil flavor.
If You Loved Your V4: V5 or V6?
Choose the V5 if you want a classic single flavor experience with Cloud Walker or Forbidden Fruit at $25. Choose the V6 if you want the newest hardware, liquid diamonds plus live resin oil and a large flavor menu at $23, including standalone pages for favorites like Tusi and Georgia Peach. Most former Cali Clear V4 owners we talk to end up on the V6.
Disposing of a Finished V4
Every disposable contains a small lithium ion battery. When a Cali Clear V4 is empty, take it to a battery or electronics recycling point rather than the household trash, and never puncture or burn it.
Why Generations Change at All
Disposable makers update their devices for the same reasons phone makers do: better batteries, smoother airflow, fresher packaging and new flavors that keep a line interesting. Each update also makes older boxes easier to copy, because buyers stop comparing them against fresh stock. That is one more reason we prefer to carry current generations and be clear about which one you are buying.
It also explains why reviews and forum posts about older versions can mislead. A complaint about a device from several generations ago may say little about the hardware sold today, and praise for an old favorite may not match what a newer box tastes like. When you read about any version, check which generation the writer actually had before drawing conclusions.
What to Tell a Friend Who Recommends the V4
If a friend swears by an old version, ask which flavor they loved. Flavor is usually what people remember, not the hardware. Find that flavor, or the closest match, on the current menu, and you will get the experience they described in a fresher device with a clearer history. Our best flavors guide groups current options by taste family, which makes that search quick.
Still have a question about an older box? Send a photo of it through the WhatsApp button and we will tell you what we can see, including whether we stock a close match today.
Cali clear v4 FAQ
What is the Cali Clear V4?
The Cali Clear V4 is an earlier generation of the brand’s 2G disposable, sold in numbered seasons such as S1, S2 and S3. We do not stock it and do not have documented specifications for it.
Is the Cali Clear V4 still available?
We do not stock it. Where it is still sold, it is usually older stock. Check storage, packaging and oil carefully before buying, and consider the V5 or V6 instead.
What replaced the Cali Clear V4?
The newest generation we carry is the V6, a 2G liquid diamonds plus live resin device at $23. The V5 and single flavor 2G devices are also current options.
What is the difference between the V4 and V6?
We cannot document V4 specifications, so we will not compare specs. Practically, the V6 is newer, fresher stock with a current flavor menu and USB C charging, while a V4 today is likely to be aging stock.
What were the Cali Clear V4 flavors?
Searches suggest each V4 season had its own flavor set, but we cannot confirm those menus. Many popular names appear across generations, so check our flavor index for current versions.
Is an old Cali Clear V4 safe to use?
Check it first: intact packaging, clear amber oil that moves slowly, and a clean first taste. Stop if it tastes burnt or chemical, or if the device is hot, swollen or leaking.
How do I know if my Cali Clear is a V4?
Check the box for the V4 marking and a season label. Without the box, generations can be hard to tell apart by the device alone.