Everything added to the catalog in the last 45 days, newest first. This is where a new device lands the day it arrives: the latest high-puff disposables from makers like Geek Bar, HyperBar, Lost Mary, RAZ and Vapepie, and new refillable hardware such as GeekVape pod kits and sub-ohm tanks. Each product moves off this page after 45 days and stays in its home category.
How to read a new release
- What changed. A new model usually brings a bigger reservoir, a new power mode, or a screen. Compare it with its predecessor before you switch.
- Kit or pod. Many launches are now modular: buy the kit once, then the pods.
- Rated puffs. Headline numbers keep climbing. Read the regular-mode figure and the e-liquid volume together.
- Flavor rollout. Makers often ship a core range first and add flavors later; new flavors appear on the same product page.
Once a launch proves itself it shows up in Trending. To browse by size, start at all disposable vapes or jump to 50,000+ puffs.
New arrival questions
How long does a product stay on this page?
45 days from the day it is added to the catalog. After that it lives in its own category.
Why is a new device sold as a kit and as a pod?
Modular devices separate the rechargeable battery (the kit) from the prefilled refill (the pod), so you keep the battery and replace only the pod.
Does a new model replace the old one?
Not always. A predecessor stays in the catalog while it is in stock, so you can compare the two side by side.
