Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear V5 2G Disposable

What Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear tastes like

Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear tastes like dark cherry and tangerine peel with a tropical, almost mango like sweetness underneath, and on this listing it comes on the V5 device, labeled sativa, for $25. If you like fruit that tastes ripe rather than candied, it is one of the more grown up flavors we stock.

Take a slow pull and the cherry arrives first, deep and slightly tart, closer to a black cherry than a cherry candy. Mid draw, a bright citrus note cuts through, like the oil from a twisted orange peel. The exhale is where the tropical side shows, soft and a little floral, and it lingers. There is no menthol, no ice and no heavy sugar coating.

Hard, fast pulls flatten all of that into generic sweetness. A moderate three second draw keeps the layers apart.

Getting the best flavor from the first pulls

A new Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear can taste muted for the first couple of draws while the ceramic coil saturates. Take two short, gentle sips before judging it. If the device has come through a cold delivery van, hold it in your hand for a minute so the oil loosens. Room temperature oil carries the cherry and citrus far better than chilled oil, and it is easier on the coil too.

Where Forbidden Fruit sits in the Cali Clear range

Forbidden Fruit is unusual because it appears in three places in our store. Buyers often message us unsure which one they are looking at, so here they are together.

Listing	Device	Strain label	Price	Worth knowing
Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear V5 (this page)	V5 2G, previous generation	Sativa	$25	Single flavor listing on the earlier device
Cali Clear V6, Forbidden Fruit option	V6 2G, newest generation	Sativa	$23	Liquid diamonds plus live resin, redesigned airflow
Cali Clear V3 Season 3, Forbidden Fruit option	V3 Season 3 2G, earlier series	Not stated on the menu	$25	Chosen from a variety menu alongside Jungle Juice and Tusi

The Cali Clear V6 listing includes Forbidden Fruit among its flavor options, labeled sativa, at $23. The V3 Season 3 variety listing also carries it at $25. This V5 page is the single flavor version on the previous generation hardware.

Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear V5 vs V6, without the sales pitch

Here is the straight answer. The V6 is the newer device and costs $2 less. What changed: the oil became a liquid diamonds and live resin blend, the airflow around the ceramic coil was reworked, and the body was built to resist leaks. If all you want is Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear flavor on the best current hardware, the V6 option is the logical buy.

The V5 is the generation before it. It arrives filled and charged, fires when you inhale, heats its oil on a ceramic coil, shows status through an LED and recharges through a USB C port, the same fundamentals the newer model keeps. We are not going to pretend it is broken or obsolete to push you toward the V6.

So why would someone choose the V5? Usually because they already know it. If your last Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear was a V5 and you want exactly that again, this is the listing. Our versions guide explains how the generations line up.

Sativa label, daytime reputation

This Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear is labeled sativa, and sativas are what many people reach for earlier in the day, when they want something that feels lighter than an evening indica. That is commonly reported experience language, not a guarantee. Your own response depends on tolerance, setting and how much you use.

One honest note on labels. Strain names are not standardized, and different producers sometimes label the same name differently. The background on cannabis strain categories explains why indica, sativa and hybrid are loose groupings. For this device, go by the label on the box, which for this listing is sativa.

Forbidden Fruit next to other fruit forward picks

If you are weighing Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear against similar flavors, these are the comparisons we hear most.

Against Cloud Walker V5

The Cloud Walker Cali Clear V5 is the other V5 listing, same $25 price, same hardware. It is labeled indica and tastes softer, fruity with vanilla and caramel. Forbidden Fruit is the brighter, sharper of the pair. Keeping one of each is a simple way to cover the day with the sativa and the evening with the indica.

Against Mimosa

Mimosa 2G liquid diamonds is another sativa, priced at $22.30 on sale. It leans harder into orange citrus with berry hints. Choose Mimosa if you want a breakfast citrus feel; choose Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear if you prefer cherry depth with citrus as an accent.

Against Tusi on the V6

Tusi is a sativa on V6 hardware at $23, and it is sweet and pink where Forbidden Fruit is darker and more adult. Tusi suits candy fans; Forbidden Fruit suits people who find candy flavors cloying.

Day to day use and charging

Being a sativa, a Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear tends to travel: in a jacket, a bag, a car console. That makes battery and temperature the two things to manage.

• Charge it before you head out rather than when it dies. Thirty to sixty minutes on a wall plug over USB C brings it back to full, and a steady, unblinking LED is your signal to unplug.
• Do not leave it on a dashboard. Heat thins the oil and stresses the battery.
• Carry it upright when you can, mouthpiece up, especially on the earlier V5 body.
• Give it a few seconds between pulls so the ceramic coil does not overheat and scorch the cherry note.

If the light blinks and nothing happens, start with our guide to a Cali Clear that keeps blinking.

How to check a Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear box

Because Forbidden Fruit appears across three lines, copies sometimes mix line names. We inspect packaging when stock arrives, but check yours too.

• The box should name Forbidden Fruit and the V5 device for this listing. A box that claims a generation Forbidden Fruit was never sold on is a red flag.
• The label should read sativa.
• Print should be clean, spelling correct, and the seal intact.
• The port should be USB C.

Buying from careful sources matters. The CDC record on the EVALI lung injury outbreak linked many cases to THC vapes from informal sources. Our real or fake checklist covers more, and photos of anything odd can go to us through the Contact page.

Is Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear the right buy?

It is a good fit if you want a fruit flavor with some depth, prefer a sativa label, and either like the V5 or are happy to pay $2 more for the single flavor listing. It also works for people who find tropical candy flavors too sweet.

It is also a sensible second device for anyone who already owns an indica. Because the flavor is so different from dessert or gas profiles, you will never mistake which pen you picked up, and the sativa label gives you a clear daytime option without reading a menu each time.

Look elsewhere if you want the newest device for the lowest price: the V6 Forbidden Fruit option at $23 makes more sense. If you want an evening flavor, Cloud Walker on the V5 or another indica fits better. Browse both V5 options in the V5 collection. Adults 21+ only.

Price and delivery

The Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear V5 is $25 per device. There is no sale running on it right now, and the listing has no quantity tiers, so two devices cost $50 and so on.

If you want volume, the bulk packs offer better per device pricing, but they are assorted flavor packs, so you cannot fill one with Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear alone. For a single flavor in quantity, ask us through the Contact page what we can put together.

We ship inside the USA only, with tracking and plain packaging; our shipping page sets out how orders are handled from checkout to your door.

Forbidden fruit cali clear FAQ

Is Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear sativa or indica?

On this V5 listing, Forbidden Fruit is labeled sativa, and the V6 option is labeled sativa too. Strain names are not standardized across producers, so go by the label printed on the box you buy.

What does Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear taste like?

Dark, slightly tart cherry first, then a bright citrus peel note, with a soft tropical and floral sweetness on the exhale. It tastes ripe rather than candied and has no menthol or ice. Slow, moderate pulls keep the layers distinct.

Is the Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear a V5 or V6?

This listing is the V5, the previous generation 2G device, at $25. Forbidden Fruit is also offered as a flavor option on the V6 listing at $23, and on the V3 Season 3 variety listing at $25.

How many puffs does a Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear have?

It holds 2G of oil. Expect several hundred puffs. Figures of 300 to 500 get quoted for Cali Clear disposables, though long, deep draws use oil faster than quick sips, so your own count will vary.

Why is my Forbidden Fruit Cali Clear not hitting?

Charge it fully over USB C until the LED stays solid, check that nothing is blocking the airflow, and let it warm to room temperature if it has been somewhere cold. If it still will not fire, contact us with your order details.