C Vapor 6.0 User Review

The battery of the C Vapor Loop, which I had been using for a long time, was dying, so I purchased the newly released C Vapor 6.0. The price was 9980 yen, and I got it on Rakuten.

The page for the purchased product is here. It is also available for purchase on Amazon.

The following is a review.

Comparison with C Vapor Loop

When lined up, it looks like this. The size is about the same as C Vapor Loop.

What I personally thought was good was the length of the mouthpiece unit. In the previous version, the mouthpiece part sometimes got so hot that I felt like I was getting burnt, but since this time it has been made longer, I can move away from the heating part and it doesn’t feel that hot anymore.

(I don’t know if it’s because of Loop, but I seem to have a lot of angular cheilitis…it might just be my constitution, but if it’s caused by heat, I think this will help)

In addition, C Vapor 6.0 has a unit structure that is connected by magnets. Thanks to this, it is easier to clean, and even if the battery wears out, you can purchase just the parts. Personally, I was not impressed with the magnets, as the rubber material had a smell and would break apart when I was cleaning it.

Paper spacers, chambers, etc. were included when purchased (compatible with C Vapor Loop).

The C Vapor Loop had a display that allowed you to adjust the temperature in 1℃ increments, but starting with the C Vapor 6.0, the heat can be adjusted based on the remaining battery level and the color of the light (green, blue, purple, red).

I tried smoking it at 230 degrees, but there was no difference in taste compared to the C Vapor Loop I had previously smoked at 240 degrees.

However, the main unit gets quite hot. I think the included silicone case is a must because you won’t be able to hold it.

Personal impressions

Personally, I thought it was much easier to use than the previous version. There are pros and cons about the display being turned off and the fact that you can no longer fine-tune the temperature, but personally, I don’t adjust it in 1℃ increments, and I don’t think there’s much of a difference between 230℃ and 240℃.

About the parts that I personally felt were not good

The battery unit is secured with screws, but the screws are quite small, so I thought I might lose them. The unit’s magnet is strong, so it’s quite attracted to you. Looks like I can collect iron sand…

Also, be careful when discarding the shag, as the force of removing the mouthpiece may scatter it all over the place.

That’s all for the review of C Vapor 6.0. I hope this will be helpful to someone.