Heat-not-burn products can produce an aroma. It is generally milder compared to the strong and lingering smell of traditional cigarette smoke. The specific odor and intensity can vary depending on factors such as the brand of the product, the temperature at which the tobacco is heated, and individual sensitivity to fragrances. Here are some key points regarding the smell associated with heat-not-burn products: Tobacco Odor While the odor produced by heat-not-burn products is typically less pungent than that of burning tobacco, there is still a noticeable smell. The aroma is often described as a mix of heated tobacco and a faint, toasted scent. However, the smell tends to dissipate more quickly compared to the lingering smell of traditional cigarette smoke. Vapor or Aerosol Scent Heat-not-burn products generate an aerosol or vapor that contains nicotine and other constituents. This aerosol can contribute to a slight scent, which may be different from the strong, lingering smell of cigarette smoke. However, the odor tends to be less pronounced and dissipates more rapidly.