RAZ RX 50000 Disposable Vape Dew Edition

The RX 50K got there first, and the spec sheet still reads flagship: a 19mL tank rated 50,000 puffs, a 3D HD screen, three power modes (Normal / Boost / Super) and nine-level precision airflow — the finest draw adjustment on our shelf. Where most disposables give you open-or-closed, the RX gives you nine detents between a tight MTL pull and a loose, airy draw, and the modes stack on top of that.

It is a device built for heavy daily vapers who want to tune rather than accept. Normal mode stretches toward the full rating — three to five months of moderate use; Boost warms and thickens the draw; Super maximizes vapor at the steepest e-liquid cost. The screen keeps battery and tank honest throughout, and USB-C recharging carries the cell through a 15mL tank's worth of cycles at 5% (50 mg/mL) salt.

The flavor program is the Dew Edition: five soda-inspired Code profiles exclusive to the RX, joined by the five-flavor Batch fruit line and — new for 2026 — ten more additions from the wider RAZ catalog (the live selector above shows what is in stock) — the Code series, crisp and fizzy-leaning rather than candy-sweet — all 6 live today at $24.99. That works out to about 0.05 cents per rated puff, flagship hardware included. Choose the LTX 25000 if you want RAZ's deep menu; choose the RX if you want the most adjustable, longest-running device the brand makes and a soda lane to live in.

The RX menu is built around the five-flavor Code series from the Dew Edition — Code Red, Code Blue, Code Green, Code Pink and Code White — soda-inspired builds that trade candy syrup for a crisp, fizzy character, each color mapping to a different soft-drink profile. It is a deliberately tight lineup: five takes on the same idea rather than a sprawl of unrelated fruits. If soft-drink flavor logic is your thing, no other device on our shelf commits to it like this.