what is next generation from disposable?

In recent 3 years, disposable come to a global trend since puffbar get crazy in United State in the later 2019. At early 2022, disposable have swept the whole EU, especially in Germany where people mostly like open system as they are more DIY and technological. Also German are more environment friendly than other countries in my opinion. When I lived in Germany from 2017-2019, I hardly thought disposable would go so crazy there.

Regardless of above, It’s undeniable that?disposable vapes?offer an easy way into vaping for smokers looking to quit cigarettes. Vaping can seem daunting at first with all the different brands, equipment, terminology etc, which is why we try to make it as easy as possible for newcomers.

The benefit of disposable vapes and the problems with them

Why are?disposable vapes?so popular? Firstly, they’re highly useful for smokers who are unsure of vaping but want to give it a try. Disposable vapes are often cheap around Euro6-8 and contain enough nicotine to be the equivalent of a pack of 20 cigarettes. There’s no need for maintenance, no need for extra accessories or E-liquid, no need to recharge – just simply pop one out of its packaging and you’re ready to puff away.

Not only are they easy to use but with the rising popularity of new vaper, most brands have created their own line of?disposable vapes. This makes it easier for vapers to discover new brands and flavors they may not have tried before, without investing too much in a product they may not like.

So, what’s the downside? Well, although the cost of them may seem cheap to start with, actually vaping with them can be almost as expensive as smoking. At the same price you are able to buy a 10ml bottle of Nic Salts which contains 5x the amount of vape juice in a disposable device!

Using disposable devices repeatedly is also not great for the environment. Once a disposable has run dry or the battery has died you cannot refill or recharge them – your only option is to throw it away and most disposables are non-recyclable.That was my idea that disposable won't go crazy in EU. As I heard from friends no matter from UK or DE, who will not touch disposable business, but that is in the year of 2017-2019 When I start to operate vape business in EU. After 2 years barbaric growth in US, disposable start to sweep whole EU market.

Disposable vapes are also designed to be a quick fix for your nicotine cravings when quitting smoking, so they don’t offer a versatile vaping experience as vape kits do.

The next generation - semi disposable concept or close pod ?

What’s the next generation from disposables? I ever talked with one friend about the topic in March,2022. We both agree the disposable could continue for one more year, but something new will replace the disposable. but what? From my point of view, since disposable is so popular but they are not high cost performance, so I prefer a semi-disposable and refillable pod will come to the market soon(it does like uwell or Elfa. Which can be a disposable but can be refillable 4-5 times before burnt, also battery can be rechargable ,while it is still a disposable design which can also offer similar price like disposable.Compared to disposable, it is much cheaper since they can refill 4-5 times and only require a little maintenance to refill and recharge.

Also close pod kits can be option 2. As they are completely rechargeable. Once your device runs out of battery you only need to recharge to begin vaping with your device again. Similarly, when you run out of vape juice you can pop in a new pre-filled (closed) pod. While above 2 solution should be as cheap as possible, maximum 2X of disposable price for start kit.While when consumer buy close pod which will be half price of the disposable which contain same liquid, that will benefit for long-term vaper.

Where to begin with moving from disposables, should you switch?

If you’ve been trying disposables and find that vaping is helping manage your nicotine cravings, then moving on to re-usable kits like pod kit are only logical. They offer more versatility with your vaping and give you more puffs for your money. It may feel expensive in the short run because of the starter kit price, but in the long term, they are certainly more worthwhile.

Using closed-pod systems at first which are pre-filled with vape juice is great for trying them out, but open-pod systems that let you re-fill the pod with an e-liquid of your choice are more beneficial once you’ve gotten to grips with the device.

So whatever, let's see the next generation vape device to arrive soon.

Have you moved on from disposable vapes? Let us know in the comments what you vape regularly and if you’d change what you vape.