Chrome Carts: The Full Lineup, Explained

So what exactly are chrome carts?

Despite the word “carts” in the name, chrome carts are not cartridges you screw onto a battery. Each one is a complete, pre-filled disposable: oil, heating coil, battery and mouthpiece in one sealed body. The name stuck because people still say “cart” for almost anything that holds vape oil.

The easy way to identify one is the box. Matte black card, a circular gothic crest and a burst of flavor graffiti make the range look quite different from the plain pens sitting next to it. If you want the detail on hardware, our Chrome Carts 2g page goes through it.

What is in the range

The catalog falls into three groups, and knowing them saves a lot of scrolling:

• Nine singles at $20 each, such as Chrome OG, Melon Dew and Blue Razz Lemonade.
• Zaza Exotics, a mixed box of strain-inspired flavors, sold from 10 units up.
• Rainbow V2, the multicolor edition with its own flavor menu, also sold in mixed packs.

Where should a first-time buyer start?

Buy one or two singles. It costs little, it tells you whether you like the draw, and it shows you what real packaging looks like before you consider a larger order. Fans of classic strain taste tend to begin with Chrome OG, while people who prefer fruit often go for Melon Dew or Peaches And Cream. Our flavor guide compares all nine side by side.

Whatever you pick, take a minute with our authenticity checklist first. It applies to anything you buy, from any seller.