Disposable vape brands compared

Three things separate disposable vape brands now, and none of them is the flavor list. First, the capacity ceiling: whether the brand's flagship sits at 5,000–7,000 puffs (Hyde, Breeze, Funky Republic, Esco Bar — the 2022 generation), at 15,000–30,000 (Fume, Tyson 2.0, Innokin, Uwell, MNKE, Nasty), at 40,000–60,000 (Geek Bar, Lost Mary, RAZ, OXBAR, Kado Bar, North, SMOK, Elux, Mr Fog) or above (Olit, HorizonTech, JNR). Second, nicotine control: almost every brand ships 5% (50 mg/mL) only, but a growing group lets you step it down on the device (OXBAR, Kado Bar, SMOK) or sells a 2–3% or 0 mg build (Innokin, North, Olit, Geek Bar, Lost Mary, RAZ, REIGN BAR, MNKE, Breeze). Third, whether the battery is disposable too: the pod-system brands (Off-Stamp, Foger, Dojo, Geek Bar Mate, Lost Mary NERA, RAZ VUE, JNR, Pyne Pod, VOZOL) keep the cell and swap the pod. The matrices below carry all three.

Device count, in-stock count, puff range from smallest to largest device, price band, every nicotine strength the brand sells here, formats and total live flavors — all from the catalog when the page was built. These rows are the ones you can order from; each brand name links to its shelf.

One flagship per brand, the highest-capacity current device we could verify. "Source" says whether the row was read from the maker's own page or from a named retailer listing because the maker's page was JavaScript-only or silent; 17 of 25 rows needed a retailer. We list no third-party prices — they move weekly — and we do not link out. Where a maker does not publish a figure the cell is a dash, and where two fetched pages disagree the note says so rather than picking one.

Current-generation flagships (15,000 puffs and up, plus the three biggest 2022-era names)

Smaller and legacy brands (verified, lower tier)

The capacity race has split the market into three generations. The 2022 names that built the category — Hyde, Breeze, Esco Bar, Funky Republic, Packspod, Whiff — still sell 5,000–7,000-puff bars with indicator lights, no screen and, in Breeze's case, no charging port. The 2024 middle — Fume Pro 30K, Tyson 2.0 Legend 30K, Innokin INNOBAR 20000, Uwell Caliburn Bar, MNKE XL, Nasty Bar XL, Fifty Bar, Priv Bar, Snowwolf — added screens, USB-C and two-mode output at 15,000–30,000. The 2025–26 front — Geek Bar, Lost Mary, RAZ, OXBAR Astro Maze, Kado Bar 40K, North Stellar, SMOK Spaceman, Elux Cyberover Pro, Mr Fog Aura — runs 40,000–60,000 with curved or animated screens, and the specialist top end (Olit Mega 200K, JNR P4 Stellarc 100K, HorizonTech 100K) is either refillable or a pod system. If a brand's flagship is still under 10,000 puffs in September 2026, it is a legacy brand whatever its shelf presence.

Nicotine control is the newest dividing line. Two answers exist. On-device: OXBAR's five adjustable nicotine levels, Kado Bar's nicotine and ice dials, SMOK Spaceman's nicotine control — one device, several strengths. Separate builds: Innokin at 2% and 5%, North's 3% and 0% options, and the factory 0 mg twins we stock from Geek Bar, Lost Mary, RAZ and REIGN BAR (all on the nicotine free shelf), plus MNKE's Mint Bars and Breeze's two 0% variants. The old rule that every disposable is 5% no longer holds, but it still describes most of the market: of the 93 devices we stock, 85 are 5%.

Screens have gone from feature to baseline. Every current-generation flagship in the table has one; the differences are curved glass (Geek Bar Pulse X, OXBAR, North, Tyson 2.0), animated or dynamic UI (SMOK, Mr Fog, Nasty), and what the screen shows — nicotine level and ice level on Kado Bar, mode and airflow on Mr Fog, puff count on Fifty Bar. A brand whose flagship still reports through indicator lights (Hyde, Breeze, Esco Bar) is a generation behind.

Where the makers are silent. Two flagships — Mr Fog Aura 60K and Elux Cyberover Pro 50K — publish no nicotine strength or no tank size anywhere we could fetch; Funky Republic, Packspod, RabBeats and Cali Bar also leave nicotine off the page. We have not filled those cells from memory or from search snippets. If you are comparing one of those against a device we stock, treat the missing figure as unknown rather than assuming 5%.

Two closing notes. This page describes what each maker or named retailer publishes; it does not judge which products are genuine or where to buy the brands we do not carry, and we have no relationship with them. Every device is a nicotine product for adults 21+ unless it is a 0 mg build, and none is a smoking-cessation aid. The device-level version of this page is every disposable vape compared; the three biggest brands are worked through in Geek Bar vs Lost Mary vs RAZ; the shelf itself starts at disposable vapes and the brand wall.