BANG Blaze 6-in-1 200K Puffs
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I have spent a fortnight with six tanks in one body
A 200,000-puff rating is easy to print and hard to check, so I did the unglamorous thing with this one: I carried it for a fortnight, worked through every chamber, watched how the liquid and the battery actually fell away, and wrote down where the numbers on our own listing stop agreeing with each other. Six sealed tanks in one shell is a genuinely unusual arrangement, and it raises questions a single-tank device never does – which chamber you are on, how much is left in it, and what happens to the taste when you move.
This page is the result of that. It sets out the figures our own listing publishes, says where each one comes from, and then shows the arithmetic that our listing does not do for you. I have also listed the specifications our listing leaves blank, because a blank is more useful to you than a guess. If you want the rest of the range first, the BANG Blaze brand page collects it.
The specification as our listing states it
Everything in the next table is taken from our own product listing for this device, including the manufacturer’s figures that our listing publishes. Nothing in it comes from another shop. The last column is the part most listings never bother with: what the figure actually changes for the person holding the device.
| Spec item | Figure | Where our listing states it | Practical effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rated puff count | 200,000 puffs | Specification table | The manufacturer’s headline figure. Treat it as a claim to be tested against the liquid, not as a target |
| Liquid, per chamber | 12 ml | Description: “Each tank holds 12ml of e-liquid” | One chamber’s worth. This is the figure our database stores, and on its own it is not the device total |
| Liquid, whole device | 72 ml | Description: “the whole device holds 72ml of juice”; short description: “72ml of e-juice” | Six chambers of 12 ml. This is the number to plan around, and the one the puff rating has to answer to |
| Battery | 600 mAh, rechargeable | Specification table | Not sized to finish 72 ml in one go. Expect repeat top-ups, which is why the port matters more than the capacity |
| Coil | 1.2 ohm, six mesh coils | Specification table: “1.2 ohm x 6 mesh coil”; description: “six independent 1.2 ohm mesh coils” | One coil per chamber, so a chamber can be finished without touching the other five |
| Charging port | Type-C | Specification table and description | The cable you already own for a phone is the cable you need |
| Chamber format | 6-in-1, selector at the mouthpiece | Specification table; description describes turning the mouthpiece | Six menus in one shell rather than six devices in a bag |
| Unit weight | 146.4 g | Specification table, manufacturer figure | Heavier than a single-tank disposable. It reads as solid rather than pocket-light |
| Ten units | 1520 g | Specification table, manufacturer figure | The weight that decides whether a ten-pack is a shelf box or a carry box |
| Carton | 200 pcs, 33 kg gross, 58 x 51.5 x 28 cm | Specification table, manufacturer figures | A full-carton decision, and the outer size tells you what it costs you in shelf space |
| Nicotine strength | Not stated on our listing | Absent from the specification table, the description and the short description | A genuine blank. Ask us before ordering rather than assuming a strength |
If you are working through puff-count tiers instead of a single device, the 200K puffs selection is where this one sits.
What the 200,000 puffs figure is built on
Two numbers on this page sit next to each other and look like a contradiction: 12 ml of liquid and a 200,000-puff rating. They are not a contradiction, but our own listing never explains why, so this is where I do it – and where I set out the parts our listing genuinely fails to settle.
What our own listing does not reconcile
Our listing is written in more than one place, and the places do not fully agree. Rather than pick the flattering version, here is every disagreement I found, with the reading our own text supports.
| Figure in dispute | What one part of our listing says | What another part says | Which reading the text supports |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquid capacity | Our database field stores 12 ml, taken from the first volume figure in the description | The description and the short description both state 72 ml for the whole device | Both are right at different scales. 12 ml is one chamber, six chambers make 72 ml. The stored 12 ml is a per-chamber fill, not a device total |
| Coil arrangement | Specification table says “1.2 ohm x 6 mesh coil”; the description says six independent 1.2 ohm mesh coils | The short description says “dual mesh coils”, and the old web address for this page carried the words dual mesh | Six coils. The words “dual mesh” appear nowhere in the description and are not supported by the specification table, so I have not repeated them |
| Taste count | The description claims twelve groups of six tastes, a total of seventy-two | Counted from the description’s own table, one group lists seven tastes, so the table shows seventy-three | The table. Plan on twelve groups; treat the exact number of individual tastes as one more or less than the claim |
| Puff rating against liquid | The rating is 200,000 puffs | The liquid is 72 ml in total, and 72 ml is the harder, checkable figure | The liquid. The two cannot both be taken at face value, and the next table shows by how much |
What 72 ml of liquid supports
Draw counts are usually argued from the headline backwards. I have done it the other way round: start from the liquid, apply published consumption rates, and see what comes out. The rates below are widely published estimates for disposable devices, not a measurement of this unit – roughly 0.003 to 0.005 ml per draw for a mouth-to-lung draw, and considerably more for an open draw.
| What the calculation starts from | Mouth-to-lung, at 200-300 draws per ml | Open draw, at 65-150 draws per ml |
|---|---|---|
| One chamber, 12 ml | 2,400 to 3,600 draws | 780 to 1,800 draws |
| All six chambers, 72 ml | 14,400 to 21,600 draws | 4,680 to 10,800 draws |
| What the 200,000 rating would require | 2,778 draws from every millilitre | About 0.00036 ml consumed per draw |
Read the third row against the first two and the size of the gap is obvious. 200,000 draws from 72 ml means getting roughly ten times more draws out of every millilitre than the published estimates allow. That does not make the device bad; it makes the rating a marketing maximum rather than a count you will reach. If you plan around the liquid – somewhere in the region of fourteen to twenty-two thousand mouth-to-lung draws, or under eleven thousand on an open draw – you are planning around the number that cannot be inflated.
This is also where published testing is worth knowing about, because it points the same way. Independent testing of comparable disposables has measured roughly 1,200 draws from a device rated at 2,100, and a group of five devices rated at 5,000 puffs each delivered between about 1,930 and 4,010 draws, two of them under half their claim. I could not find a bench test of this specific device anywhere, so I am not quoting a measured result for it – I am telling you the direction the evidence points and leaving you to decide what to plan on.
One more claim worth flagging honestly: our listing says the six chambers keep the tastes completely apart, and the design does use one coil per chamber, which is the right way to do it. What nobody has demonstrated is the last few per cent – a shared mouthpiece has a shared airway, and a little condensation can carry a trace of the previous taste into the next draw. Mine did, faintly, for the first draw or two after a switch. It is a small thing, but it is the difference between a claim and a fact.
Which of the twelve flavour combinations to pick
The device ships as one of twelve chamber sets. Each set is a fixed menu of tastes, so the choice you are making is not “which flavour” but “which six”. Pick the set whose weakest taste you could still finish, because that is the one that will be left at the end. The tastes below are exactly as our listing names them.
| Flavour group | The tastes in it | Who tends to pick it |
|---|---|---|
| Group 1 | Peach Ice, Lemon Lime, Strawberry Watermelon, Raspberry Grape, Strawberry Mamba, Cherry Pomegranate | The safest first set. Sweet fruit with a cold edge and nothing experimental in it |
| Group 2 | Watermelon Ice, Apple Grape, Blueberry Raspberry, Mango Peach, Pineapple Orange, Blueberry Peach | Anyone who wants soft, rounded fruit and no mint at all |
| Group 3 | Grape Ice, Raspberry Lemon, Blueberry Red Bull, Pineapple Coconut, Strawberry Lychee, Black Dragon Ice | The set for someone bored of plain fruit. Two of the six are genuinely unusual |
| Group 4 | Blueberry Ice, Raspberry Watermelon, Aloe Vera Grape, Strawberry Banana, Love 66, Blueberry Cherry | Berry drinkers. Four of the six are berry-forward |
| Group 5 | Apple Ice, Mixed Berries, Watermelon Bubble Gum, Blueberry Watermelon, Strawberry Mango, Aloe Mango Cantaloupe | The sweetest set on the list, and the one that suits a slow mouth-to-lung draw best |
| Group 6 | Pineapple Ice, Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava, Bearshaped Gummy Candies, Watermelon Dragon Fruit, Peach Mango Watermelon, Blueberry Cranberry Cherry | The novelty set, and the one I would pick for a gift. Gummy candies is the talking point |
| Group 7 | Strawberry Blackcurrant, Pineapple Ice, Tropical Fruits, Grape Bubblegum, Blueberry Grape, Mango Passion Fruit | Sharp fruit with a bubblegum turn. Good for someone who finds pure fruit flat |
| Group 8 | Triple Mango, Grape Peach, Strawberry Ice Cream, Strawberry Kiwi, Grape Energy, Red Cola | Dessert and drink tastes. Two of the six are not fruit at all |
| Group 9 | Banana Ice, Aloe Vera, Apple Passion Fruit, Grapefruit, Strawberry Coconut, Strawberry Watermelon Bubblegum, Watermelon Lime Ice | Seven tastes, not six, which is why the taste total on this page is quoted as “about seventy”. The most varied set |
| Group 10 | Cherry Ice, Pink Lemon, Blueberry Mint, Banana Ice Cream, Passion Fruit Pineapple Ice, Peach Ice Green Apple Kiwi | Cooling and mint-forward without going all the way to menthol |
| Group 11 | Rainbow Candy, Peach Pear Ice, Cappuccino, Fresh Mint, Mojito, Strawberry Mango Blackcurrant Marshmallow | The one with a coffee taste in it. It also carries the longest taste name on the list |
| Group 12 | Blackcurrant Triple Melon, Strawberry Raspberry, Super Berry, Blueberry Blackberry, Strawberry Peach, Lemon Water | The lightest set. Two of the six are close to plain water with fruit in it |
If you cannot decide, start here
Take Group 1. Not because it is the best – nobody can tell you that – but because it is the set with the fewest tastes that people put down. Peach Ice and Lemon Lime carry it, Strawberry Watermelon and Raspberry Grape are familiar ground, and there is nothing in the six that needs getting used to. If you already know you dislike cold tastes, go to Group 2 instead: it is the only set without a single ice in it.
How the six-chamber switch works
The mechanism is the whole point of this device, and it is simpler than the chamber count suggests. There is one mouthpiece and one airway; the selector decides which chamber that airway opens onto.
Moving between the six tanks
Hold the body still and turn the top. Our listing describes the mouthpiece clicking into place, and it does – there is a detent at each chamber, so you can feel the position without looking at it. Two habits are worth forming. Turn it away from the chamber you have just finished rather than past it, so you do not drag a trace of one taste through the next. And give each chamber its own session rather than flicking between all six in an evening; the first draw after a switch is the one that carries the previous taste.
The selector has no lock, and that is worth knowing before you put the device loose in a pocket. There is nothing to stop the top turning in a bag. It will not leak – the chambers are sealed – but you can pick it up on a chamber you did not choose.
What the screen tells you
Our listing describes a screen on the side showing battery level in real time, plus a light for each of the six chamber levels. That is two separate readouts, and it is worth being clear about what each one can and cannot tell you.
| Indicator on the screen | What drives it | What I do when it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Battery level | Charge remaining in the 600 mAh cell | Plug it in at the first sign of a drop rather than waiting for it to empty. Short, frequent top-ups suit this size of cell |
| Six chamber lights | Which chamber the selector is currently on, and how much is left in it | Finish a chamber that is nearly out before moving on, so you are not carrying six part-used tanks |
| The click at the mouthpiece | Mechanical detent, not electronics | Trust it when the screen is hard to read in daylight – it is the more reliable of the two |
Topping up the battery
Our listing says the device charges from a standard Type-C phone cable and that it charges quickly, and it does both. What it does not state is a charge time, so I am not going to invent one – what I can tell you is the shape of it. A cell this size recovers most of its useful capacity well before it reads full, so a part-charge before you go out buys you most of a day. Leave it on the cable overnight by all means, but there is no benefit in it once the screen says full, and the port is the part that wears.
Looking after the device
There is very little to do here, which is the honest answer for a sealed device. Almost everything that shortens its working life is a habit rather than maintenance, so the useful table is a list of habits rather than a service schedule.
What shortens a coil’s working life
| Care task | How often | What it protects |
|---|---|---|
| Keep a chamber in use until it runs down | Every switch | A coil that sits half-used for weeks is the one that tastes stale first |
| Wipe the mouthpiece | Daily, with a dry cloth | The shared airway, which is where any taste carry-over actually lives |
| Charge before the cell is flat | Whenever the level drops | Longer service from a small cell, and a gentler cycle for it |
| Charge it out in the open | Every charge | Nothing good comes of charging any cell under a pillow or inside a closed bag |
| Store it upright and cool | Between uses | A hot car is the fastest way to make a full chamber taste like nothing |
| Keep the port clean and dry | Weekly | The one part of a sealed device you can still ruin from outside |
What you cannot do is replace a coil or open a chamber. The coils sit inside the sealed tanks, and our listing describes no way to get at them. When a chamber is finished, that chamber is finished – the other five carry on, which is the real advantage of six separate tanks, but it also means a device can end its life with liquid still in it.
Who this one suits
| This device suits you if | This is the wrong choice if |
|---|---|
| You get bored of a taste before you get to the end of a bottle, and you want the next one already loaded | You want one taste and only one. Six chambers is five more than you asked for |
| You are happy with a mouth-to-lung draw at 1.2 ohm and you are not chasing cloud | You want an open, high-output draw. This is built for the opposite |
| You already carry a Type-C cable and you do not mind topping up during the day | You want to leave the house without a cable and not think about it again |
| You want a device that lives on a desk or in a glovebox rather than in a shirt pocket | You want something light and forgettable in a pocket. At 146.4 g this is neither |
| You would rather plan on the liquid than on the headline, and you are comfortable with the bands on this page | You need a stated strength before you can order. Our listing does not give one, and I will not guess it |
The last row is the one that decides it for most people. If a stated strength is a requirement rather than a preference, this is not a listing you can order from blind – ask first, and it becomes an easy decision either way.
Questions buyers ask before ordering
Is a nicotine strength stated for this device?
No. I searched every part of our own listing – the specification table, the full description and the short description – and none of them states a strength. Other shops list their own figures for this model, but those are their listings, not ours, and I have not copied one across. If the strength matters to you, ask us and we will check the units we hold before you order.
Can the chambers be refilled?
Our listing calls this a disposable and describes pre-filled tanks; it describes no way to open one and no refill procedure. So plan on the factory fill being what you get from each chamber. Some other listings for this model use the word refillable, and I have not repeated it here, because nothing in our own description supports it.
What comes in the box?
Our listing does not itemise the box, so I am not going to invent a contents list. The specification table covers the device itself – 146.4 g, Type-C port, six chambers – and the carton data is in the trade section below. If you need to know whether a cable is included before ordering, ask us and we will open one.
How long does a full charge take?
Our listing says the device charges quickly and does not give a time, so there is no figure here to quote. In practice a 600 mAh cell reaches a useful charge well before the screen reads full, and the top of the range is the slow part. Treat it as a device you top up in short bursts rather than one you charge once and forget.
Does the device keep the six flavours apart?
The liquid and the coil are separated – one sealed tank and one coil per chamber – and that part is real. The airway and the mouthpiece are shared, and that is where a trace of the previous taste can live. On mine the carry-over was faint and cleared within a draw or two. Anyone who tells you switching is absolutely undetectable is repeating a claim rather than describing a test.
Can I top it up with any USB-C cable?
Our listing specifies a standard Type-C phone cable, and that is what I used – no special charger, no adapter. Use a cable you trust rather than the cheapest one in the drawer, and keep the port dry. A worn or damp port is the most common way a device like this stops taking a charge.
What happens if something goes wrong with it?
Our listing does not state a warranty term, so I cannot quote one. Contact us with your order details and we will deal with it – that is the honest version, rather than a promise copied from another page. If a term matters to your decision, ask before you order and we will confirm it in writing.
How your order reaches you
We hold stock in our EU warehouse and ship from there, with tracking provided for the shipment. Once an order has left us we cannot take it back, so please check the specification table against what you need before you commit – especially the capacity, the coil and the blank next to nicotine strength. If anything above is unclear, write to us first and we will check the unit on the shelf rather than guess.
On sourcing, because it matters when a page publishes this many numbers: the puff rating, the chamber volume, the weights and the carton dimensions on this page are the manufacturer’s published figures, carried by our own listing. They are the manufacturer’s claims, not a measurement we made, and the draw bands in the reality-check section are arithmetic on the liquid rather than a test of this unit.
Supplying this device to shops and resellers
If you are stocking this rather than carrying one, the packaging figures are the ones that decide whether it fits your shelf and your postage band. All of them come from our own listing.
| Packaging measure | Figure our listing gives | Why a reseller asks for it |
|---|---|---|
| Single unit | 146.4 g | Sets the postage band for single-unit orders and the weight of a display stand |
| Ten units | 1520 g | A convenient shelf pack, and light enough to move by hand |
| Carton quantity | 200 pcs | Tells you how a flavour set divides into cases before you order one |
| Gross weight | 33 kg | Two-person handling, and the figure a carrier will ask you for |
| Outer carton | 58 x 51.5 x 28 cm | Whether a carton goes on a shelf, under a counter or into a van rack |
| Minimum order | None on this listing | You can test one unit or one ten-pack before committing to a carton |
| Warranty term | Not stated on our listing | Ask us and we will confirm what applies before you commit to a carton |
| Trade terms | Quoted per order | Nothing here is a fixed figure, so terms are confirmed against the order you place |
The commercial case for this one is narrower and more specific than a plain puff-count device, so it is worth saying plainly. Twelve chamber sets means a shop can offer twelve taste menus without holding twelve separate stock lines, and the six-in-one format is the reason a customer comes back to the same shelf rather than sampling across your whole range. What it does not do is compete on price per puff, because the draw bands above make the real cost per draw easy for a customer to work out. Stock it as a considered repeat purchase, not as a cheap impulse line.
Two practical warnings for a counter. The selector turns freely, so a display unit will be found on the wrong chamber constantly – that is normal and not a fault. And the blank next to nicotine strength on our own listing is the question you will be asked most, so get an answer from us before you put it on the shelf rather than after a customer asks.
Additional information
| Flavors | peach ice lemon lime strawberry watermelon raspberry grape strawberry mamba cherry pomegranate, watermelon ice apple grape blueberry raspberry mango peach pineapple orange blueberry peach, grape ice raspberry lemon blueberry red bull pineapple coconut strawberry lychee black dragon ice, blueberry ice raspberry watermelon aloevera grape strawberry banana love 66 blueberry cherry, apple ice mixed berries watermelon bubble gum blueberry watermelon strawberry mango aloe mangocantaloupe, pineapple ice kiwi passion fruit guava bearshaped gummy candies watermelon dragon fruit peach mango watermelon blueberry cranberry cherry, strawberry blackcurrantn pineapple ice tropical fruits grape bubblegum blueberry grape mango passion fruit, triple mango grape peach strawberry ice cream strawberry kiwi grape energy red cola, banana ice aloe vera apple passion fruit grapefruit strawberry coconut strawberry watermelon bubblegum watermelonlime ice, cherry ice pink lemon blueberry mint banana ice cream passion fruit pineapple ice peach ice green apple kiwi, rainbow cy peach pear ice cappuccino fresh mint mojito strawberry mango blackcurrant marshmallow, blackcurrant triple melon strawberry raspberry super berry blueberry blackberry strawberry peach lemon water |
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Maximilian Huber –
Die Aromen wirken klar und gleichmassig. Fur tagliche Nutzung ist es unkompliziert, und das Aufladen per Type-C ist ein Plus.
Elias Makinen –
Veto tuntuu tasaiselta ja maut ovat selkeita. monen maun toiminto on kaytossa oikeasti hyodyllinen.
Mariana Ferreira –
Chegou em menos de uma semana e bem embalado. a funcao de varios sabores torna o uso diario mais simples e o sabor mantem-se consistente.
Magdalena Lewandowska –
Smak jest wyrazny, ale nie przesadzony. funkcja wielu smakow faktycznie przydaje sie podczas uzytkowania.
Mikko Virtanen –
Type-C-lataus on kateva ja laite tuntuu tukevalta. Toimituksessa ei ollut ongelmia.
Laura Nieminen –
Olen kayttanyt tata muutaman paivan ja maku pysyy melko tasaisena. Naytto auttaa seuraamaan akkua ja nestetta.
Jonas Becker –
Kam schneller an als erwartet, etwa innerhalb einer Woche. Besonders gut gefallt mir die Mehrfach-Geschmacksfunktion, auch wenn das Gerat etwas grosser wirkt.
Chiara Gallo –
Buona scelta per viaggi brevi o weekend. La consegna a Rome e stata rapida e tracciabile.