DOJO PUREX 60K Disposable Vape

The PureX 60K is what a pod-system company builds when asked for maximum runtime: up to 60,000 puffs from a 16mL tank of 50mg (5%) nicotine salt, with Vaporesso’s coil tuning keeping the flavor curve flat deep into the tank. Read those numbers again — 60K from 16mL, where most 40K devices carry 20mL. The efficiency comes from coil work, not marketing: a tighter, cooler-running mesh that extracts more puffs per milliliter at the cost of a slightly gentler draw than cloud-first 40Ks. If you prefer a softer MTL-leaning pull anyway, that trade is free.

At $22.99 the math is the point — about 38 cents per thousand puffs, the best running cost of any standard pocket disposable we stock. Its shelf-mate Sphere S 40K costs $3 less up front but lands at 50 cents per thousand; the PureX wins any comparison that lasts longer than a month. USB-C fast charging keeps the battery irrelevant to lifespan — you will cycle it dozens of times before the tank runs dry.

It currently ships as the Cinco de Mayo limited edition — a 12-flavor run headlined by Mexico Mango and Sour Fcuking Fab, 11 live today. On our endurance shelf only the Geek Bar Burj and Olit Mega rate higher, and both are session-format devices rather than standard pocket disposables.

The Cinco de Mayo edition menu leans bright and celebratory: Mexico Mango is the headline act — a ripe, unfrosted mango that carries the whole run — with Sour Fcuking Fab as the sour-candy counterweight. The iced-fruit core covers Blue Razz Ice, Sour Apple Ice and Strawberry Ice, while Citrus Bomb and Frozen Banana handle the louder end. Unusually for a limited run, Dojo also kept Tobacco and Clear on the list for traditionalists. Eleven of the twelve profiles are live below; the selector reflects real stock.