Okay, so, I’ve been trying to find a good disposable vape, but I really don’t like menthol. It’s been a bit of a journey, let me tell you.
I started by looking at what’s popular right now. I saw a bunch of people talking about the Elf Bar BC5000, so I picked one up. The flavor was pretty good, not too intense, and it lasted a decent amount of time, about 5000 puffs they said. It was a solid choice to start.
Then, I figured I’d try something a bit smaller, so I went for the Vaporesso XROS Mini. I had high hopes for this one because I’ve heard good things about Vaporesso. Honestly, this one wasn’t disposable but it was a good choice, and the flavor options were pretty great. It was easy to use, just draw and go, but it didn’t last as long as the Elf Bar, only around 3000 puffs I think. Still, not bad.
- First, I tried the Elf Bar BC5000, which was a good starting point.
- Next, I tested the Vaporesso XROS Mini, it was smaller and had great flavor options.
After that, I decided to experiment with something called SWFT Mod. I was curious because it has a classic tobacco taste without the menthol. I picked it up and gave it a try. It claimed to have 5000 puffs and used a draw firing mechanism, so no buttons to mess with. This one had a rechargeable battery, which was nice, and it had 5% nicotine salt. The throat hit was pleasant, not harsh at all. It turns out that the e-liquid in this one contains nicotine salts extracted from tobacco leaves, along with vegetable glycerin and propylene glycol, both food-grade stuff. It’s made by a big name in vape hardware and supposedly TPD-compliant, whatever that means. I just liked that it tasted good and didn’t burn my throat.
My Little Experiment
So, I used these three for a while, switching between them to see which one I liked best. I made sure I used each one for at least a few days to get a good feel for them. I paid attention to things like how long they lasted, how strong the flavor was, and how satisfying the nicotine hit was.
- I used the Elf Bar BC5000, the Vaporesso XROS Mini, and the SWFT Mod for several days each.
- I focused on battery life, flavor intensity, and the nicotine hit.
Honestly, they were all pretty good, but for me, the SWFT Mod stood out. It just had that classic tobacco flavor I was looking for, without any minty aftertaste. Plus, it lasted a long time and was easy to use. I also tried the HYDE Recharge 3000 and Lost Mary OS 2000, but they didn’t really do it for me. I even checked out the Geek Bar Pro 5000, but it wasn’t my favorite either.
In the end, if you’re like me and you want a good, non-menthol disposable vape, I’d say give the SWFT Mod a shot. It’s definitely worth trying!
