Product intro and specs
The CCELL Listo is an all-in-one disposable vape designed for cannabis oils and distillates. It's indistinguishable from most nicotine pod vapes, which makes it extra discreet. It features a 350 mAh internal battery and a 1 mL pod capacity. And while the pods are not refillable, the device itself is rechargeable. So you don't have to worry about the battery life running out before you have the chance to finish every last bit of oil in the pod.
Normally, the products we review are available for purchase. This review is a little bit different in that the Listo is a B2B product. It will only be available to licensed vendors and will be pre-filled and locked together by the time you receive it. In any case, here’s what we thought of it.
The Listo was sent courtesy of CCELL for the purpose of this review.
Colors: Customizable
Specifications
- Battery capacity: 350 mAh
- Visible oil tank design
- Medical grade 316L SS internals
- Food-grade plastic mouthpiece
- Inhale activated
- LED indicator light feedback
- Micro-USB charging
- Customizable
- Oil capacity: 1.0 mL
- Dimensions: 97.8 mm x 22.3 mm x 10.8 mm
- Disposable – one time use only
Kit contents
Build quality and design
The samples I received don't have anything going on in terms of branding, but they sent me three units; light blue, yellow, and orange. Chances are by the time you get the Listo, it will feature the branding from the manufacturer that filled it with cannabis oil.
The Listo is draw activated and provides a tight draw for MTL vaping. Near the top of the device, there's a large transparent liquid window that makes it very easy to see how much oil is inside. That is something more pod vape designers should take note of.
The device has a small LED light on one side that lights up when you vape and flashes when the battery is depleted. While it's not the first rechargeable disposable vape I've heard of, I do think that it is a brilliant feature. And last but not least, the Listo has a removable rubber stopper that conceals and protects its micro-USB port, which is a nice bonus that also adds a bit of elegance.
Getting started
If the LED starts blinking and the Listo is not hitting anymore, then you know it's time to charge it. Pull out the rubber plug located on the bottom of the device and charge it via the micro-USB port. There's nothing else to really know in terms of using this device. This is about as easy as it gets, as far as THC and CBD oil vaporization goes.
Performance
The draw on the Listo is similar to the draw on a tight joint. This allows for some nice warm dense puffs without draining the battery so quickly. I’m only able to take only a few puffs at a time with distillate because it’s so effective at delivering the THC. I feel strong effects from every hit. It hits more like a Stiiizy than a standard oil cart. But at the rate I’m going, it feels like it's going to take at least over a hundred puffs to get to the end of this pod.
As for the vapor production, it doesn’t create obnoxious clouds—just enough vapor for a satisfying hit. The vapor output is about what you would expect from a disposable pod vape. The advantage is that it’s not so easy to blast through a gram of oil. I still cough when I take a big rip, but that’s mostly due to the high THC content.
The flavor is going to depend on the type of distillate you’re using. For example, the delta 8 distillate that I’m using is very low in terpene content, so there’s not much of a taste. The other THC distillate that I used had a significantly higher terpene content, so the flavor was more pronounced. It was still subtle, but you could taste the strain profile. The hits were a bit dry with really thick oils, but never once did I get a burnt hit. And there was never any clogging.
I’m surprised how well the flavor is coming through with my 70% VG vanilla custard CBD e-juice I am vaping on it. I haven’t got any gurgling, leaking or burnt hits—and I’ve been chain vaping on it. It seems to be able to handle anything from thick oils down to regular e-liquids. And I’ve vaped e-liquids in cartridges before—the flavor is way better with the Listo.
Battery life and charging
If you do need to charge it, just pull out the white rubber plug first. Plug in a regular micro-USB cable and wait for the light to turn off. It took a little bit under two hours when I charged it on my laptop. And it doesn’t allow you to vape while it’s in charging mode.
Pros / Cons
Pros
- Lightweight
- Stealthy
- Durable
- Big visible oil window
- Rechargeable battery
- Warm and dense puffs
- Efficient
- Tight but comfortable draw
- LED fades on and off
- Works with a wide range of products (oil/distillate/e-liquid)
- Customizable colors
- Holds a full gram of oil
Cons
- Not for direct lung inhales
- Slightly dry hits with very thick oils
- Disposables are not eco-friendly
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Verdict
Since the device is virtually un-hackable, that should help prevent counterfeiting, which is pretty big news for oil vapers. The rechargeable feature is also a huge plus because it will save a lot of returns on a device that came dead on arrival. I would recommend the Listo if you’re looking for a good disposable pod system for your cannabis-based distillates, oils, and liquids.
What was your experience like with the CCELL Listo? Leave a comment below.
Dave Kriegel
Vaping for: 10 years
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Dave Kriegel
I started my vaping journey over ten years ago, quitting smoking while developing a strong interest in the technology that made it possible. I proudly became one of Vaping360's earliest contributors in 2015. Since then, I have authored hundreds of articles and reviews on topics ranging from e-cigs to cannabis vaporizers. After a brief hiatus, I have returned to Vaping360 as a freelance writer to continue sharing my knowledge and expertise about vaping with the world. When not writing content, I enjoy riding my bicycle and working on music at my home studio.
