Camouflet Ceramo XL is a butane-powered dry-herb vaporizer. VapoChecker compares current offers from €159.82 (plus shipping) across 1 shop (as of Oct 20, 2026).Price basis: Item price excluding shipping and coupons
| Heating Method | Convection |
| Device Type | Butane Vaporizer |
| Brand | Camouflet |
| Power Source | Butane/Flame |
| Weight | 210 g |
| Warranty | 1 month |
| Water Pipe Compatible | View water pipe adapters |
| Session Mode | On-Demand |
| Temperature Control | Manual |
| Material | Dry Herb |
| Vapor Path | Ceramic |
| Charging Port | Not needed (no battery) |
| MSRP | $157.02 |
Specification sources: CamoufletManufacturer
The Camouflet Ceramo XL is a Canadian butane convection vaporizer built for users who actively choose flame over electricity. No battery, no charging port, no digital interface — just a ceramic heating element that a butane torch brings up to temperature in about five seconds. That speed is one of butane's genuine advantages over most portable vaporizers.
The XL in the name refers to an extra-large herb chamber, which means more material per load and more vapor production per heating cycle. Sharing the device, packing a larger dose, or simply getting more out of each torch hit are all practical benefits of the oversized chamber.
Heating is pure convection. The ceramic element transfers heat to airflow rather than to the herb directly — that's the same principle as the most respected tabletop vaporizers, delivered in a butane-powered format. The ceramic material handles heat well, distributes it evenly, and doesn't add any taste to the vapor path.
Water pipe compatibility is part of the design, which makes sense given that butane convection vapor can run hot. Connecting to a bong or water piece cools and softens the draw significantly. Most serious Camouflet users run their devices through water, and the Ceramo XL is set up for exactly that.
The XL suits experienced users who know the butane format, want maximum chamber size, and prefer convection heating over everything else the portable market offers.
The body is made of hardwood, while the vapor path is made of glass and glass components. A 14-mm WPA adapter is built in, allowing the Ceramo XL to connect directly to water pieces. Thanks to the larger chamber and the ceramic balls, it works both as a portable vaporizer and as a substitute for a desktop device at home. Our price comparison shows current offers for the Ceramo XL.
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In the heating section of the Ceramo XL, there are ceramic balls that are heated with a butane lighter. The balls store the heat and release it evenly to the air flowing through over several draws. This keeps the temperature more stable than in a setup based solely on a titanium tip. Extraction is more thorough because the heat does not drop off after the first draw. Compared with ruby balls, ceramic is more affordable and offers similar heat retention properties at a lower weight.
The larger chamber of the XL format and the sustained heat of the ceramic balls make the Ceramo XL a device that is not easy to categorize. On a water piece at home, it delivers results reminiscent of desktop vaporizers. On the go, it works just as well - with a butane lighter as the only power source, there is no need for a socket. The wooden body insulates well and stays cool in the hand, even after several draws in a row.
The glass components can be removed and soaked in isopropanol. The ceramic balls themselves need very little maintenance - occasional soaking in cleaning alcohol is enough. As the vapor path contains no electronics, there is little that can break. The balls last indefinitely under normal use. If needed, individual glass parts can be reordered from Camouflet as replacements.
The Ceramo XL is a battery-free convection vaporizer made from black zirconia. It can be heated with any suitable heat source; Camouflet recommends its Inductor. According to the manufacturer, the chamber itself does not interact with induction heaters and has no built-in induction system.
Required heating time depends on the heat source and use. Camouflet instructs users to heat the tip for the desired length but publishes no fixed heat-up time.
Clean the Ceramo XL's ceramic chamber after every third session with a cotton swab and isopropanol. Ceramic does not absorb flavors and is easy to clean. Run a pipe cleaner through the vapor path weekly. With heavy use, carry out a deep clean every two weeks: rinse the chamber and path with warm isopropanol and allow them to dry completely.
Same device type and a similar price; matching heating methods come first. Size and features may differ.
 Camouflet Ceramo XL | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price from | 159.82€ · incl. shipping | 177.68€ · incl. shipping | 112.50€ · incl. shipping | 338.39€ · incl. shipping |
| Type | Butane | Butane | Butane | Portable |
| Heating | Convection | Hybrid | Convection | Induction |
| Temperature | 220°C | 220°C | 220°C | 220°C |
| Heat-up time | N/A | 5s | 5s | 8s |
| Battery | Butane | Butane | Butane | 3400 mAh |
| Weight | 210 g | N/A | 50 g | N/A |
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Open in full comparison →The Ceramo XL uses ceramic balls in the heating section instead of a pure titanium tip. The balls retain heat for longer and release it more evenly. This keeps the temperature stable over several draws and makes extraction more thorough.
Both materials retain heat well. Ceramic is lighter and more affordable than ruby or quartz. Heat retention is similar, although ruby balls stay at temperature slightly longer. For most users, the difference in everyday use is minor.
With a butane lighter. The flame heats the ceramic balls, which then transfer the heat to the air flowing through. It is pure convection - no direct contact between the flame and the material.
Yes, the built-in 14-mm WPA adapter allows direct connection to any water piece with a 14-mm joint. No additional accessories are needed. The combination of ceramic balls and water filtration produces especially cool vapor.
Both. The format is compact enough for use on the go, but the larger chamber and the heat retention of the ceramic balls also make it a serious desktop substitute when used with a water piece.
Soak them occasionally in isopropanol and rinse them off. The balls themselves do not wear out and last indefinitely under normal use. The glass parts of the vapor path are soaked in alcohol separately.
Glass and the ceramic balls. No plastic in the airflow. The wooden body encloses the construction, but does not come into contact with the vapor. This produces a clean, neutral taste.
In Canada by Camouflet. Each device is individually handmade. The wood types vary depending on the available batch, giving each piece its own character.
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