Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with this RAZ zero nicotine disposable vape thing for a while now, and I figured I’d share my whole experience with you guys, start to finish.
First off, I got my hands on this vape because, you know, I wanted to cut down on nicotine but still enjoy the whole vaping vibe. I did some digging around, and it seemed like RAZ was a pretty big name, especially for these disposables. They apparently have some that are completely nicotine-free, which was exactly what I was looking for. I saw that they had a bunch of models, the TN9000, the DC25000, and the CA6000. I finally settled on the TN9000 because it said it could last for 9000 puffs. I started searching for it online to buy.
Then the box arrived. I tore into it, and there it was, this sleek-looking device. Honestly, it looked pretty cool, way better than some of those other disposable vapes I’ve seen around. It has a nice weight to it, doesn’t feel cheap or anything.
- Unboxing and First Impressions:
- Pulled it out, checked it over. It’s got this little screen on it, a “Mega 0.96 HD Display Screen” they call it, which is kind of neat. Shows you the battery level and how much juice is left.
- There’s also this little animation when you take a puff, which is… I don’t know, kind of charming, I guess.
Next, I started actually using it. I took a few puffs, and I have to say, it was pretty smooth. No harshness, no weird aftertaste. The vapor production was decent, too. I mean, I wasn’t blowing huge clouds or anything, but it was definitely satisfying.
- Using the Vape:
- Took a few puffs. Nice and smooth.
- Vapor was good, not crazy, but solid.
- Felt good in hand, not too big, not too small.
I carried it around with me for the next few days. It was pretty convenient, just tossed it in my pocket or bag. The battery lasted a good while, too. I wasn’t constantly having to worry about it dying on me. I kept checking the screen to see the battery and e-liquid levels. The display was pretty accurate to me, and the indicators helped me know when to charge it or when it was about to run out.
- Daily Use:
- Carried it everywhere. Super convenient.
- Battery lasted a good amount of time.
- The screen helped keep track of usage.
After using it for a while, I can see why these things are popular. It definitely helped me with the whole nicotine thing. I was able to get that same sensation without all the nicotine. I used it while watching tv or driving, and I was pretty surprised to feel satisfied without the nicotine hit. I remember reading somewhere that these are supposed to be safer since they don’t have nicotine, but they still have some risks.
Overall Thoughts:
So, yeah, that’s my story with the RAZ zero nicotine disposable vape. It’s a solid little device. Good flavor, good battery life, and it looks pretty darn good. I did learn that even though these are labeled as nicotine-free, some of them might still have some nicotine in them, so that’s something to watch out for. If you’re trying to quit nicotine or just want to vape without it, I’d say give this one a shot. It worked for me, and I was pretty happy with the whole experience. I think I’m going to keep using this thing for a while, and I might even try out some of their other models with zero nicotine to see what they’re like.
