Boutiq Switch V4 RS11 x Pink Guava
Buy the Boutiq Switch V4 RS11 x Pink Guava for a 2-in-1 dual tank disposable with 2g of liquid diamonds that pairs a cryptic code-named strain with an easy-to-read tropical one. RS11 gives nothing away in its name, which is part of its appeal for people who like to discover a strain without a flavor promise up front. Pink Guava is the opposite: sweet, perfumed tropical fruit, exactly as it sounds. The brand does not print a type for either strain, so RS11 and Pink Guava have no assigned time of day. That leaves this V4 as an explorer's device, with one familiar tank to fall back on and one that you have to taste to understand. Neither RS11 nor Pink Guava turns up anywhere else in our range. It suits people who already own a labeled set and want something new to learn. Switch with the button, fire both once you know them, and let the Blinkers counter show which tank wins you over.
One mystery tank, one tropical tank
Most strain names tell you roughly what to expect. RS11 does not. The Boutiq Switch V4 RS11 x Pink Guava pairs that code-named strain with Pink Guava, whose name could hardly be clearer.
The brand does not print a type for either one. So this device is about discovery more than planning.
RS11
A letters-and-numbers name with no flavor hint. We will not guess at what is inside it. The only way to learn RS11 is to fire it, a few times, on its own.
Pink Guava
Guava is sweet, floral and tropical, and the pink suggests the ripe, rosy variety. It is the tank you know what to expect from, and the safe choice when you want something familiar.
How to approach an unknown strain
Use Pink Guava as your home base for the first few days. Then give RS11 a session or two of its own at a quiet hour, without firing both. You want to know what RS11 is like without guava on top of it.
After that, decide where each tank belongs. Some owners end up favoring the mystery side; others keep coming back to the guava. The Blinkers counter keeps an honest record of which one you reach for.
Firing both blends tropical sweetness with whatever RS11 brings. It is worth trying once you know the code-named strain alone, since that is the only way to tell which part of the blend comes from which tank.
Who suits this set? Curious customers who enjoy learning a new strain, and owners of a labeled V4 who want a second device with something unfamiliar in it.
If you prefer to know what you are getting, this is not the first V4 to buy. Start with a labeled set and come back to RS11 later.
| Format | 2-in-1 dual tank disposable |
|---|---|
| Total oil | 2g across two tanks |
| Oil | Liquid diamonds |
| Strain select | Fire either tank or both |
| Screen | Display with Blinkers counter |
| Charging | USB-C, rechargeable |
| Strains | RS11, Pink Guava |
| Price | $25.00 |
Shop RS11 x Pink Guava or a labeled V4 pairing
For a pairing with printed types, the V4 Lime Haze x Pink-Z lists a sativa and an indica. For tropical fruit with a labeled indica, the Frostiez x Purple Papaya V4 has Purple Papaya for evenings. The V4 Orange Slush x Cherry Lime pairs two daytime sativas.
Our recommendation: buy RS11 x Pink Guava as a second device for exploring, because it is the only V4 that gives you a true unknown next to a familiar tropical tank. Compare every pairing in the Switch V4 dual tank collection.
Buy the Boutiq Switch V4 RS11 x Pink Guava to explore
Order this set if you enjoy learning a strain with no flavor hint and want a familiar tropical tank to fall back on. It is the discovery device to pick up as your second V4. Buy Lime Haze x Pink-Z instead if this is your first Switch, or Frostiez x Purple Papaya if you want tropical fruit with a labeled indica. For one mystery tank and one guava tank, order this pair.
What does RS11 taste like?
We cannot say, because the name gives no flavor hint and we will not guess. RS11 is best learned by firing it on its own a few times at a quiet hour. Pink Guava, the other tank, reads as sweet, perfumed tropical fruit.
Does the brand list a type for RS11 or Pink Guava?
No, the brand does not print a type for either strain on this V4. That makes it a discovery device rather than a day and night planner. Customers who need a labeled day and night split usually go for the Lime Haze x Pink-Z instead.
Should I fire both tanks on the RS11 x Pink Guava?
Not at first. Try RS11 alone so you learn what it is like without guava on top. Once you know both tanks, firing them together blends the tropical side with RS11, and you will be able to tell which part comes from which strain.