Army Green is the one colour in our entire device catalogue that exists only here. The Lambda i8, i9 and i10 each offer a green, and every one of them is a deep, polished, jewel-toned green. Army Green is none of that: a flat, matte, olive-drab military tone, and the CC is the only device that wears it.
Under the finish is the standard CC: titanium steel alloy heating blade, OLED HD display, 200 to 300°C adjustable, 3 to 6 minute sessions, 3200 mAh battery, magnetic cap, 73 grams.
What Army Green Is, Against Every Other Green
Put the four greens in our catalogue side by side and Army Green is doing something different from the other three.
The i8 Green is a deep muted tone on anodised aluminium, polished and cool. The i9 Green is the same idea on the newer metal body. The i10 Green is a rich dye in leather, warm and deep. All three are refined greens, colours chosen to be quietly handsome.
Army Green is a utility green. Olive-drab, flat, matte, the tone of field equipment rather than jewellery. It photographs plainer than the other three and reads more distinctive in person, precisely because nothing else in the heat-not-burn world looks like it. Devices in this category run to gloss, metallics and saturated statements; a matte military tone stands apart from all of it without being loud about it, which is a trick very few finishes manage.
Three practical notes on living with it.
Matte utility tones hide everything. Fingerprints, skin oil, pocket dust, light scuffs: a flat olive surface absorbs them all visually, the same reason field equipment is painted this way. Among the six CC colours, Army Green is the lowest-maintenance finish to keep looking as intended, ahead even of Grey.
It is unmistakable without shouting. Red announces itself across a room. Army Green does not announce anything, and is still instantly yours on a table of black and metallic devices, because nobody else’s device is olive. Identification without volume.
It pairs with the device’s character. The CC is the tool of the family: the blade, the replaceable part, the brush in the box, the format loyalty of its owners. A utility finish on the utility device is coherent in a way the same tone on a leather i10 would not be, and CC owners pick this colour more than the range-wide statistics would predict.
The one thing Army Green does not do is formal. In a suit-and-boardroom setting, Black and Grey pass more quietly. Army Green belongs to every other setting.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | LAMBDA CC |
| Colour | Army Green |
| Finish | Matte olive-drab |
| Heating | Titanium steel alloy heating blade |
| Blade | Replaceable part |
| Display | OLED HD |
| Working temperature | 200 to 300°C, adjustable |
| Session time | 3 to 6 minutes, adjustable |
| Auto cleaning | Yes |
| Stick removal | Embedded magnetic cap |
| Battery | 3200 mAh |
| Heatsticks per charge | 35 to 40 |
| Input | 5V, 2A |
| Port | USB Type-C |
| Charge time | Approximately 2.5 hours |
| Dimensions | 106.5 x 29.5 x 21.5 mm |
| Weight | 73 g |
| Materials | PEEK, PPSU, PC |
| Sticks | HEETS, Marlboro HeatSticks, Parliament, Fiit |
| TEREA | Not compatible |
| Adaptor | Not included |
What Comes in the Box
- 1 x Lambda CC in Army Green
- 1 x cleaning brush
- 1 x USB Type-C cable
- 1 x user manual
- 1 x QC card
Note specific to this colour: the matte finish that hides marks also shows nothing when chamber-area residue needs attention, so Army Green owners should run the brush and auto-clean on schedule rather than waiting for a visual cue. Red and White owners get told by the finish; you will not be.
👁 What a Matte Utility Finish Hides, and the One Catch
The same property works for you five ways and against you once.
| Disappears into the finish Fingerprints. Skin oil. Pocket dust. Light scuffs. Everyday handling marks of every kind: the reason field equipment is painted this way. Lowest-maintenance finish of the six, ahead even of Grey. | Also disappears: your cleaning cue Chamber-area residue that shouts on Red and White is invisible here. Run the auto-clean and brush on schedule, not on sight, because the finish will never tell you it is time. |
Identification without volume is the other half: on a table of black and metallic devices, the olive one is instantly yours, and it never announced anything.
How to Use It
- Charge fully before first use, around 2.5 hours over USB Type-C.
- Power on and check the OLED display.
- Set the working temperature, 200 to 300°C.
- Set the session time, 3 to 6 minutes.
- Remove the magnetic cap, insert a HEETS-format heatstick, refit the cap.
- Start heating and wait for the ready indication.
- Use for the set duration. The session ends automatically.
- Lift the cap and remove the spent stick straight up, never twisting.
Compatibility
HEETS in every variant, Marlboro HeatSticks, Parliament heatsticks and Fiit all run here. TEREA does not: it is an induction-format stick and does not belong in a blade device. TEREA users should look at the Lambda i8, i9, i10 or the IQOS ILUMA i, and can browse our TEREA range for that format’s flavours.
Storage and Care
Below 60°C always, never in a parked UAE car in summer, out of prolonged direct sun.
The finish asks almost nothing: dry cloth, rarely. The blade asks everything the Black page’s care guide describes: no twisting, no metal tools, brush cool and gentle, let auto-cleaning carry the routine.
Other Colours
- Black, Gold, Grey, Red and White
- The full Lambda CC collection
- The induction family: Lambda i8, i9, i10 and the Lambda range
Delivery: Same-day delivery in Dubai, next-day across Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Al Ain, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Army Green the same as the green on the Lambda i8 or i9?
No. Those are deep polished greens on aluminium; this is a flat matte olive-drab, a utility tone rather than a jewel tone, and the only colour in our catalogue that appears on exactly one device.
Does the matte finish wear differently?
It hides more than any other CC colour: fingerprints, dust and light scuffs all disappear into a flat olive surface. Deep scratches still show, as they do on everything.
Why do CC buyers pick Army Green more than other ranges pick their greens?
The finish suits the device. The CC is the tool of the family, with its replaceable blade and its brush in the box, and a field-equipment tone fits that character in a way it would not fit a leather i10.
Does the colour affect the blade or sessions in any way?
Nothing about any CC colour touches the heating. Blade, temperature range, session range, battery and stick compatibility are identical across all six.
Will HEETS taste different in this than in my old IQOS 3 DUO?
The format is the same, blade into tobacco, so the character is familiar. What changes is control: the 3 DUO ran one fixed profile, and the CC lets you set 200 to 300°C and 3 to 6 minutes, which the White page explores in detail.
Is Army Green harder to find in stock?
It ships in smaller volumes than Black, as every non-default colour does. If it is the finish you want, buy it when it is in front of you.
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