
Rechargeable Disposable Vapes
Larger sealed devices with a USB-C port, so the battery lasts as long as the e-liquid rather than dying first.


Nimbus Bar 6000 Mango Ice





Why the charging port exists
It is not a luxury. A 650 mAh battery cannot vaporise 12 ml of e-liquid on one charge, so a high-capacity device without a port would die with most of the liquid still inside. Charging is what makes these the cheapest devices per puff we sell.
The range
- 6,000 puffs, 12 ml, 650 mAh — one to two weeks for most regular vapers.
- 10,000 puffs, 850 mAh, with a display showing battery and liquid level.
- 15,000 puffs, 900 mAh — six to eight weeks, and the lowest cost per puff in our catalogue.
Cooling levels matter more than you expect
At this length you live with one flavour for weeks, so the cooling level decides whether it stays comfortable. Light cooling suits all-day use; heavy ice is refreshing at first and can become numbing. Every product page states the level.
Charging safely
Any standard USB-C cable works. Charge on a hard surface, not on a bed or sofa, and never leave a device charging unattended overnight. Charge when the draw weakens rather than waiting for it to cut out completely.
When to consider a pod kit instead
If you are buying one of these every fortnight, a refillable pod kit costs less over a few months and gives you a free choice of e-liquid. The trade is that you have to fill it and change pods.
Frequently asked questions
Do I refill these with e-liquid?
No. You recharge the battery over USB-C, but the e-liquid is sealed in. When it runs out, the device is finished.
How often will I charge it?
Every day or two with regular use on the larger devices. A short charge is usually enough to finish the day.
Which puff count should I choose?
6,000 if you want to change flavour often, 10,000 or 15,000 if you have settled on one and want the lowest cost per puff.
What does the display show?
On the 10,000 and 15,000 devices, the remaining battery and e-liquid, so you know when to charge and when to reorder.
Is a rechargeable disposable cheaper than a pod kit?
Cheaper up front, but not over several months. A refillable pod kit costs less to run because you only buy pods and e-liquid.