The 20K is a sealed, pre-filled disposable vape for people who want one device to carry them through weeks rather than days. The tank arrives full at 20 ml, the mesh coil is already seated, and there is nothing to prime, fill or pair — the only routine is a charging cable every few days. A full unit is rated for up to 20,000 puffs.
That changes how a counter buys. Instead of tracking a shelf of short-life lines, a shop can carry one long-life device with a full flavour menu beside it and reorder in cartons. It fits vape shops and convenience chains that want a dependable seller on the shelf, online sellers who need a listing that holds its own against a wall of lookalikes, and trade partners covering Australia and nearby markets who would rather draw their disposable vape stock from an Australian warehouse than wait on an ocean container.
It is an MTL disposable vape by design: the draw is firm enough to feel familiar to an adult smoker, smooth enough to use all day. Nothing about it needs explaining at the counter, and nothing in the pack needs assembling before the first pull.
| Battery capacity | 650mAh |
| Charging | Rechargeable, USB-C |
| E-liquid capacity | 20 ml |
| Coil | 1.2Ω mesh |
| Puff count | Up to 20,000 |
| Inhalation method | Mouth-to-lung (MTL) |
| Display | Battery and e-liquid readout |
| Nicotine strength | 20 mg/ml |
| Product weight | 92 g |
| Device type | Sealed pre-filled, rechargeable disposable vape |
| Fill port | None — tank closed at the line |
| Body | Gloss-finished coloured shell, clear mouthpiece |
For a buyer weighing this against what is already on the shelf, the case is mostly arithmetic. A small bar-style device is finished in a few hundred puffs; this one is rated at 20,000 puffs, so a customer who likes it comes back much later and the shop carries fewer short-life lines to keep in stock.
Against a refillable pod system, the appeal is what is missing: no bottle of e-liquid to carry, no coil to change, no filling mess on a counter, and nothing to leak into a bag between uses. That makes it the easy recommendation for someone who wants to vape without managing hardware.
Against large disposables that cannot be charged, the difference shows up at the end. There, a flat battery means the rest of the liquid is lost. Here the 650mAh cell recharges, so the tank is emptied before the device is retired — which is also the reason a multi-unit purchase of this rechargeable disposable vape does not generate the usual half-used waste.
The ten-flavour menu does the rest. A shop can move a customer sideways when a favourite runs out instead of losing the sale, and with stock held in an Australian warehouse, a larger disposable vape purchase can be built around a handful of known profiles rather than a wall of novelty names.
The unit is modular in the plainest sense: one sealed piece, one flavour, one item to count. There is no device-and-pod pairing to get wrong, no resistance to match, no filling station, no cleaning between customers and no liquid handling anywhere along the chain. A picker reads a flavour name and pulls a pack; a counter assistant hands over the same object every time.
For a warehouse, that is the difference between a line that needs trained staff and a line that does not. Receiving is a carton count, dispatch is a pack count, and a mixed order spread across the menu needs no more handling than a single-flavour one. It also makes any problem easy to trace: there is no question of which pod, which coil or which bottle was involved, only which device.
Because every unit is finished and sealed, a shop can trial a flavour on the shelf without investing in hardware, and a retailer can send a single pack to an account that wants to test the water before committing to a carton of a disposable vape it has never carried.
Nothing about the device asks for attention. Take it out of the pack and draw: the tank is already full and the coil already wet, so the first pull tastes like the last one. The airflow is set for an MTL disposable vape: a firm, cigarette-like pull rather than the loose cloud-chasing draw some larger devices go for — the sort of thing an adult smoker can pick up without a lesson.
Day to day, the routine is a glance at the screen and a cable every few days. Charging is a background task rather than an event, and because the cell and the tank are not racing each other, there is no point at which the device dies with liquid still inside.
The vape flavours hold their shape to the bottom of the tank. The sealed design keeps air away from the liquid until it is drawn, so the profile does not fade into a flat, sweet nothing in the last third.
And there is nothing to carry with it. No bottle, no spare coil, no tissue to wipe a fill port. For someone who wants a device that lives in a pocket and works when it comes out, that absence is the feature.
Adding a line to a product range is mostly a paperwork question: can the team get the data they need, and will the next delivery match the last one? This device is straightforward on both counts. The specification does not change with the carton — same battery, same coil, same fill — so a listing built once stays accurate and a reorder needs no re-checking.
For retailers working the Australian market, local dispatch shortens the loop between a purchase order and a shelf, which matters more than a small difference in unit cost when a retail account is waiting. Reorder points can be set against normal weekly velocity instead of against a container schedule.
If your systems need product data, images or carton dimensions in a particular format for a listing or an import sheet, ask your sales contact and we will send what you need. The same applies when disposable vapes are bought alongside this one and the paperwork has to line up across several lines in one order.
| Units per pack | 5 |
| Packs per carton | 40 |
| Units per carton | 200 |
| Carton weight | 18.75 kg |
| Carton dimensions | 548 × 262 × 307 mm (L × W × H) |
| Order unit | Full cartons of 200 |
| Retail pack format | Sealed five-unit pack |
| Dispatch warehouse | Australia |
| Delivery coverage | Australia and nearby regional markets |
ANVAPE brings the brands your customers ask for together in one place, sourced only through authorised channels, so what arrives is what you ordered and every unit stays traceable back to its batch. With stock positioned in the EU, Australia and China, mixed orders can be picked, checked and consolidated into a single shipment instead of several. Cartons are inspected and sampled before dispatch, and export paperwork, port handling and delivery terms are arranged around your schedule. More than 2,000 trade customers order from us, and 96% come back.
Up to 20,000, drawn from a full 20 ml tank. Treat the number as a rating rather than a stopwatch: short draws stretch it, long deep ones use liquid faster, and the figure assumes a normal mouth-to-lung pull.
Longer than most people expect from a disposable vape. Someone who draws on it through the day will usually measure the life in weeks rather than days; an occasional user gets considerably longer. The tank, not the battery, sets the end point — once the 20 ml is gone, the device is finished.
Rechargeable. The 650mAh battery tops up over USB-C, so the device keeps working until the liquid runs out instead of stopping when the charge does. It is still single-use in the sense that matters: the tank is sealed and is never refilled.
No — there is no fill port to open. The tank is filled and closed on the line and the mouthpiece is fixed in place, so there is nothing to unscrew, top up or prime before use. That is deliberate. A sealed tank is what keeps the device clean in a pocket, and it is also why a carton can sit in storage without a bottle leaking into the packaging or a cap working loose in transit. When the liquid reading reaches the end, the unit is finished — replace it rather than trying to work the shell open, because prying at the mouthpiece damages the device and gains you nothing. The 20 mg/ml strength is fixed during production too, so there is no way to dilute or strengthen it at home. If refilling is what you actually want, a refillable pod system is the right shape of product; this one is built for people who would rather not carry a bottle at all. For a shop, the same sealed build means staff never handle loose liquid behind the counter — stock goes from carton to shelf to customer untouched, and there is no mixing, measuring or cleaning to train anyone on.
The screen is the first place to look. The e-liquid level sits right beside the charge reading, so a single glance when you pick the device up tells you both things at once. Treat the low end of that readout as your warning rather than waiting for it to run dry — that is the moment to charge the battery and drop a fresh unit in your bag. The draw gives you a second signal. As the tank empties, the vapour thins and the flavour loses its edge, and the pull starts to feel flat rather than firm. If it begins to taste dry or slightly scorched, the coil has been run past the liquid — stop there and swap the device instead of chasing the last few pulls. Because the coil is fed from a sealed tank, there is nothing to top up when the level drops; the readout is a countdown to replacement, not a prompt to refill. Most regular users check in the morning and again before heading out, which is enough to avoid being caught with a flat battery and an empty tank on the same day.
It is short and firm, the way a cigarette feels rather than the way a high-power tank does. You draw for a couple of seconds, hold the vapour in your mouth, then breathe it in — there is no need to pull hard or long, and nothing is gained by trying. The throat hit arrives early in the pull, which is exactly what an adult smoker switching over tends to look for, and the vapour volume stays modest, so it does not fog a room or draw attention on a quick break. The 1.2Ω mesh coil is what holds the draw in that range: it heats evenly across a wider surface, so the sensation stays the same from the first pull off a new unit to the last one before the tank runs out. There is no setting or dial to fiddle with, so the draw you get on day one is the draw you get on day twenty. If you are used to deep, open inhales from a box mod, this will feel tighter and more controlled — that is the intention, not a restriction. Newer users usually find the rhythm within the first few pulls, and it suits anyone who wants something discreet rather than a cloud-chasing setup.
Begin with what your customers already buy. The ice-led fruit blends cover most of the demand and are the safe depth; one berry and one soda-style profile give a regular somewhere to go. If you are building a first order across several vape flavours, ask your sales contact for a mixed selection rather than going deep on a single name.
