Disposable Vapes With 40,000 to 50,000 Puffs – 2025’s A-List

The NEXA Ultra doesn’t feel like a disposable. It’s solid, loaded with smart features, and the dual mesh coil delivers a legit vape experience, whether you’re MTL or RDL. If you only want to buy one vape right now, this would be the one to get. It lasts the longest, has some of the best features we’ve seen on a disposable, and it’s made by VOOPOO, a brand we trust, respect and know well.

What I Loved:

• 50,000 Puffs: You’ll get slightly less in Boost Mode, but under normal use, this thing holds up. It’s the longest-lasting disposable I’ve ever used — hands down.


• Pass-Through Charging = Game Changer: You can vape while charging, which makes a huge difference once you’re down to 10%. The USB-C charging is fast, too — I got around 100 puffs with just 30 seconds on charge.


• OLED Display That Tells You Everything: It shows battery, e-liquid levels, puff count, and current mode — no more guessing.


• Visible Juice Tank: The transparent chamber is simple but genius. You’ll never get caught by a dry hit again.


• Adjustable Airflow: Dial it tight for MTL or open it up for RDL — the control is impressive for a disposable.


• Design Details: It’s a two-piece design to prevent leaks, with a rubberized grip, animated lighting, and a modern, premium look.

Things to Keep In Mind

• It’s Big: If you’re into ultra-slim vapes, this might feel like carrying a mod.


• Pricey, But Fair: It costs more than a basic disposable, but for what it offers, the value checks out.


• Not Refillable: Big capacity, but once it’s done, it’s done, no juice top-ups.

With three power modes, a compact build, and fast recharge support, the OS25000 doesn’t try to do too much. It just nails what most vapers want from a disposable.

What I Loved:

• Triple Mesh Coil = Big Flavor: Each puff is dense and full-bodied. It honestly feels closer to a pod system than a traditional disposable — the vapor is thick, and flavors hit hard.


• Power Modes for the Win: You can toggle between three output levels, maxing out at 25W. I ran it on mid most of the time for balance, but Boost Mode was great for more intense sessions.


• LED Animated Display: It’s subtle but helpful; you can see battery status, power level, and general puff status without needing to guess.


• Strong Nicotine Hit: At 5% nic salt, this thing kicks. Definitely one for the nicotine lovers out there — you’ll feel it.


• Good for On-the-Go: Despite its power and puff count, it’s pocket-sized, light, and draw-activated. Zero setup. Just hit and go.

Things to Keep In Mind

• Flavor May Fade Slightly Late-Game: A couple flavors started strong and softened up after a week — not bad, but noticeable.


• Battery Life Varies: Heavy users may need more frequent top-ups, especially in Boost Mode.

The Pulse X doesn’t just throw out big numbers, it actually backs them up. Whether I was in Regular Mode or flipping to Pulse Mode for thicker clouds, it consistently delivered strong, smooth hits without any burnt taste.

What I Loved:

• Dual Puff Modes: Regular Mode runs at 12W and gives you the full 25,000 puff capacity, while Pulse Mode bumps it to 25W for intense clouds and warmer hits — at the cost of lower puff count (15,000 max). Still worth it if you like power.


• Flavor Holds Up: The dual mesh coil system really shines. I tested Blue Razz and Strawberry Mango, and both stayed flavorful well past the 1,000 puff mark: no fade, no weird aftertastes.


• That Display Tho: The 3D curved screen is massive (for a disposable) and actually useful. You get a live readout of battery level, e-liquid level, and puff mode. Looks cool, but it’s also practical.


• Mod-Like Feel: It doesn’t feel like a throwaway. The build is chunky but solid, with a nice ergonomic mouthpiece and tight draw that mimics a proper pod vape.

Things to Keep In Mind

• It’s Big: This isn’t your jeans-pocket-friendly Elf Bar. It’s more like carrying a small pod mod.


• Not Refillable: Once it’s empty, it’s landfill time.


• Flavor Range Isn’t Massive: You get the basics, but not the wild variety you’ll find in other Geek Bar lines.


• Boost Mode Cuts Puff Life: Running Pulse Mode full-time brings puff count down to ~15,000 — fair trade for better clouds, but worth noting.

We spent over a month testing the SWFT 3TK 40000 (that’s how long it took to run the juice down to zero), and here’s what we found during real-world use:

• Battery Endurance: The 1000mAh rechargeable battery comfortably lasted through multiple days of moderate use before needing a recharge. Even with heavy sessions, charging once every couple of days was more than enough.


• Flavor Consistency: Flavor stayed solid from first puff to near the end of the tank. No weird burnt hits, no sudden flavor drop-off—just smooth, saturated draws the whole way through.


• Customization Settings: The adjustable menthol, sweetness, and nicotine strength actually make a noticeable difference. It’s not a gimmick. You can fine-tune the throat hit and flavor sharpness depending on what you’re in the mood for. Most of us settled on medium menthol + low sweetness + 5% nic.


• Build Quality: It’s a bit chunkier than your average disposable, but it feels solid and ergonomic. No rattles, no cheap plastic vibes. The mouthpiece is wide and comfortable too.


• Ease of Use: Zero setup. Open the box, pull the tag, and vape. All adjustments are internal and don’t require buttons, which keeps the form factor clean.


• Charging: USB-C charging is quick—about 35 minutes for a full top-up. That means almost no downtime even for frequent users.


• Flavor Variety: We tested Dragon Melons, Strawberry Ice, and Sour Watermelon Bubba. All delivered rich, sweet, candy-style profiles with strong vapor production. Great for sweet tooth vapers.

Bottom line: If you’re looking for a no-maintenance, fully customizable disposable that can go the distance, the SWFT 3TK 40000 is one of the best options on the market right now.