CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery

The CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery has three voltage settings: 2.8V, 3.2V and 3.6V. CCELL recommends 2.8V for maximum flavor, 3.2V for a balanced draw and 3.6V for maximum vapor. Start at 2.8V with a new cartridge and step up only if the draw feels thin, since a lower voltage is gentler on thick oil. The setting is selected with the button on the CCELL Palm Pro.

Short-press the button twice and the CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery runs a ten-second preheat cycle, then stops on its own. The cycle warms the oil in the cartridge before you draw, which helps thick or cold oil move through the coil and can loosen a partly clogged cartridge. Run preheat once, take a normal inhale, and repeat if the first draw on the CCELL Palm Pro still feels tight.

The CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery has an adjustable airflow collar. CCELL’s guidance is to open it fully for cooler, less dense vapor, leave it halfway for a middle ground, and narrow it for warm, dense vapor. Adjusting the collar changes how tight the draw feels without changing the voltage, so you can soften a hot draw on the CCELL Palm Pro before dropping to a lower setting.

Charge the CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery through its USB Type-C port with a USB Type-C cable and a standard USB power source. The three-bar LED reports the charge level, so you can see how much is left before a session. CCELL does not publish a charge time for the 500mAh cell, so treat the LED as the guide. Charging the CCELL Palm Pro from a computer port rather than a high-output wall adapter is the gentler option.

The CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery measures 57.5mm high, 42mm wide and 13.55mm deep, and holds a 500mAh cell. That is a palm-sized, flat body rather than a pen shape, so it carries flat in a pocket or a bag. The cartridge drops into the top on a standard 510 thread, so the total height depends on the cartridge you fit to the CCELL Palm Pro.

The CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery takes standard 510-thread cartridges. It uses a drop-in magnetic connection, so a cartridge has to be fitted with a magnetic nut first, after which it drops into the top of the device instead of screwing down. Without that nut the cartridge will not seat. The CCELL Palm Pro is built for pre-filled oil cartridges and does not take e-liquid, so there is no tank to fill and no coil to replace.

The CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery is the version with controls. It gives you three voltage settings at 2.8V, 3.2V and 3.6V, a ten-second preheat cycle and an adjustable airflow collar, along with a 500mAh cell, USB Type-C charging and a three-bar LED. The standard CCELL Palm is the simpler battery in the range, so check its own product page for the specification before you choose between the two.

Check the charge first, since a blinking light on the CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery usually means the cell is low. Next, lift the cartridge out and reseat it, because the drop-in magnetic connection only conducts when the magnetic nut is fully home. If it still runs weak, open the airflow collar, raise the voltage a step and run the ten-second preheat, which is the usual fix when oil has thickened or a cartridge has clogged.

The CCELL Palm Pro Vaporizer Battery suits cartridge users who want control rather than a single fixed output. Three voltage settings, an adjustable airflow collar and a ten-second preheat cover the two things people usually want to change, which are how warm the vapor is and how tight the draw feels. If you are happy with one preset voltage and nothing to adjust, a simpler 510 battery will do the job, and the extra controls on the CCELL Palm Pro will go unused.