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Disposable vapes
Buy disposable vapes and pod kits online. Compare by e-liquid capacity, flavor, and format.
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Before you pick
How to read this shelf
Seven devices, running from a 5mL pocket disposable at $9.99 to an 18mL pod kit at $19.99. Every one is 5% / 50mg nicotine, so the things that actually separate them are capacity, format, coil, and whether the pod comes off.
Ignore the puff counts when comparing across brands. They're lab estimates from machines taking short, uniform draws at the lowest power setting, and the testing baseline differs by manufacturer — which is how the Geek Bar Pulse 2 advertises 25,000 puffs on 16mL while the Off-Stamp Classic Cube advertises 25,000 on 18mL, and the RAZ TN9000 advertises 9,000 on 12mL. E-liquid capacity in millilitres is a physical quantity and can't be optimised in a lab. Compare that.
The other real fork is sealed versus kit. A sealed disposable throws the battery away with the liquid; a kit — the Off-Stamp X-Cube or the Foger Switch Pro — keeps the battery and replaces the pod. If you'll still be doing this in three months, the kit is cheaper. If you're not sure yet, buy the cheapest sealed one and find out.
Trying this for the first time
Geek Bar Meloso MINI, $9.99. 5mL, nothing to charge, and the cheapest way to discover you don't like a flavour.
One device to settle on
Geek Bar Pulse 2, 16mL — the most liquid on the shelf in a sealed device, with a display that reports battery and e-liquid instead of making you guess.
Lowest cost per month
Off-Stamp X-Cube Kit at $19.99, then $14.99 per Classic Cube pod. 18mL a time, and you stop re-buying batteries.
The hardest hit
RAZ TN9000 — 12mL sealed disposable with a 0.96" HD display, adjustable airflow, and the widest flavour list on this shelf.
Common questions
The things people ask support before ordering from this category.
How long does a disposable vape last?
It depends on your draw length and power mode, which is why the puff count on the box is a poor guide. Use e-liquid capacity instead: our devices run from 5mL to 18mL, and a 16mL device holds a bit over three times what a 5mL one does regardless of how you use it.
Which disposable has the most e-liquid?
The Off-Stamp Classic Cube pod and the X-Cube Kit, both at 18mL. The Geek Bar Pulse 2 holds 16mL, the RAZ TN9000 12mL, and the Geek Bar Meloso MINI 5mL.
Are these rechargeable?
Most are, over USB-C — anything above roughly 5mL will outlast its battery several times and has to be. The Geek Bar Meloso MINI is the exception: its 550mAh battery and 5mL of liquid are matched to finish together, so there's nothing to plug in.
What's the difference between a disposable and a pod kit?
What you throw away. A sealed disposable discards the pod and battery together; a kit keeps the battery base and replaces just the pod. The Off-Stamp X-Cube and Foger Switch Pro are kits; the Pulse 2, Meloso MINI, and RAZ TN9000 are sealed.
What nicotine strength are they?
All of them are 5% / 50mg — that's the category default rather than a choice we made, and there's effectively no strength decision to make within disposables. If you want a lower strength, the range lives in our nicotine pouches.
Read first
Buying guide
How to choose your first pod system
Disposable or refillable pod kit, puff counts, nicotine strength, and charging — a plain-English guide to picking your first pod system without overbuying.
Explainer
Puff counts, explained honestly
Why two devices can advertise the same puff count and hold different amounts of e-liquid, how the numbers are measured, and the spec to read instead.
Troubleshooting
Why your disposable isn't hitting
A blocked intake, a dead battery, an activation sensor that didn't trigger, or a genuinely empty device — how to tell which, in order of likelihood.