NEXA Ultra II Disposable Vape Review | 50,000 Puffs, Boost Mode & Adjustable Airflow!

It’s been a while since a disposable actually surprised me, but the NEXA Ultra II managed to do just that. On paper, it looks like another high-puff-count disposable in an already crowded market. But after a solid week of testing, swapping flavors, and running it through both normal and turbo modes, I came away thinking: this one genuinely raises the bar.

The Ultra II feels like NEXA’s answer to “what if we gave vapers everything they actually wanted – and made it last ages?” We’re talking a 900 mAh battery, dual mesh 1.0 Ω coil, 20 ml e-liquid capacity, 50,000 puffs in normal mode (or 30,000 in turbo), adjustable airflow, visible e-juice chamber, pass-through charging, and a full animated display that’s as bright and futuristic as it looks in the photos.

And unlike a lot of feature-heavy disposables that promise more than they deliver, the NEXA Ultra II genuinely backs it up where it counts: flavour, performance, and reliability.

I’d like to quickly thank Victor for sending me the NEXA Ultra II to review. As always, this review is completely unbiased and only contains my honest opinions on the product. This post may also contain affiliate links. If you purchase the product through our link, we may receive a small commission (at no extra cost to you!) which helps us to keep the site running.

NEXA Ultra II Disposable Vape Review

Contents

• Features & Specifications
• What’s in the Box?
• NEXA Ultra II | Design & Appearance
• NEXA Ultra II | Performance
• NEXA Ultra II | Flavors
• NEXA Ultra II | Price
• NEXA Ultra II | Verdict

Features & Specifications

Dimensions: 97mm (Height) x 56mm (Width) x 26mm (Depth)
Weight: 94.85g
E-Juice Capacity: 20ml
PG/VG Ratio: Not Specified
Nicotine Strength: 50mg Nic Salt E-Juice
Draw-activated
50,000 / 30,000 Puff Capacity
15 Different Flavors
Battery: Internal Rechargeable Battery (900mAh)
USB Type-C Charging Port (0.5A)
Coil Resistance: 1.0 Ω
Coil Type: Dual Mesh
Output Power: Not Specified
Material: Polycarbonate
Smart LED Display Screen
Adjustable Airflow (MTL and RDTL)
Two Vaping Modes (Normal/Turbo)

What’s in the Box?

When it comes to presentation, the NEXA Ultra II delivers exactly what you’d expect from a premium disposable. The box looks and feels well-made – bold colours, clean branding, and every key piece of information laid out clearly on each side. Although strangely, no mention of the PG/VG ratio – not ideal if you suffer from PG intolerance like I do!

The packaging strikes that nice balance between eye-catching and professional, without the clutter or over-designed chaos you sometimes see from cheaper brands.

Front and centre, you’ll find the puff capacity, flavor name, and a large, glossy image of the device itself, framed by the standard oversized nicotine warning label that’s now part of every disposable’s packaging. It’s simple, clear, and immediately tells you what you’re getting.

Turn the box to the left and you’re greeted by a wall of small-print warnings and a QR code for authenticity verification. I’ll admit I rarely bother scanning these, but it’s still a thoughtful inclusion – especially given how many fake disposables are floating around online these days. Flip to the opposite side and there’s another QR code for product support, along with more safety and disposal information.

The reverse side of the box lists the full set of ingredients – propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, nicotine salts, and flavourings – along with the manufacturer’s contact details, batch number, and production date. There’s also another mention of the puff count, this time clearly stating 50,000 puffs in Normal mode and 30,000 puffs in Turbo mode.

Slide open the top and you’ll find the disposable sealed inside a branded foil pouch with clear, step-by-step illustrations printed across the front. The pouch rips open cleanly – no plastic wrestling match required – and the device inside is neatly protected from dust and moisture.

Once you’ve got it out, setup is quick and intuitive. Remove the silicone plug from the mouthpiece, peel off the wraparound sticker, and click the e-juice tank firmly into place until it locks. The design makes it almost impossible to get wrong, and everything feels sturdy and well-engineered.

From start to finish, it’s a slick unboxing experience. Everything – from the packaging design to the way the device sits in your hand – feels deliberate. You get the sense that NEXA didn’t just design this to look good on a shelf; they actually considered how it would feel to open, handle, and start using straight away.

NEXA Ultra II | Design & Appearance

This is where the NEXA Ultra II really earns its stripes. Most of the big disposables we see these days all share the same basic blueprint – rectangular block, matte plastic, a puff counter if you’re lucky, and branding big enough to be seen from space. It’s all a bit… samey. The NEXA Ultra II, though? You can tell straight away this one’s been designed properly, not just thrown together to hit a puff target.

The first thing you notice when you pick it up is how solid and compact it feels. It’s got a bit of heft, but not the kind that weighs down your pocket – more that reassuring, well-built kind of weight that tells you it’s not cheap. The corners are slightly rounded, giving it a softer feel in the hand, and it’s sized just right: big enough to house that 900 mAh battery and huge 20 ml tank, but still comfortable to hold.

It’s made entirely from polycarbonate, which gives it a glossy, premium finish without the annoying downside of fingerprints or smudges. You don’t notice that straight away, but after carrying it around for a day, it hits you – no greasy streaks, no constant wiping. It just stays clean. The gloss catches the light nicely too; not in an over-the-top, “blingy” kind of way, but enough to give it that polished look you’d expect from a device twice the price.

One of my favourite parts of the design has to be the visible e-liquid tank on the side. It’s a simple touch, but a clever one. You can actually see how much juice you’ve got left, which means no more guessing, no more sudden burnt hits when you’re on the last few puffs. Watching the level drop slowly over time is oddly satisfying too – it’s a small feature, but it makes a big difference in everyday use.

The colour-coding is spot on. Each flavor matches the device perfectly, and NEXA have gone for bold but classy rather than bright and gimmicky. The Blue Razz Ice I tested came in a dark, metallic purple with translucent edges that catch the light beautifully. The Watermelon Ice pops with subtle pink tones against a black trim, while Fcuking Fabulous (which, yes, is actually what it’s called) comes dressed in an electric blue that suits the name. It’s fun without looking childish, which is a tricky line to walk in the disposable world.

Now, let’s talk about the screen – because it’s a standout feature. Taking up almost the entire front face, it’s bright, animated, and genuinely useful. Every time you take a puff, it lights up with a crisp readout showing your battery life and your current mode (Normal or Turbo). The graphics look more like something you’d expect on a smartwatch than a disposable vape. When you switch into Turbo Mode, the animation changes, adding a little flair that makes you feel like you’ve just powered up a miniature pod mod.

Flip the device over and you’ll find a few more practical touches. On the base, there’s a small adjustable airflow slider, which works perfectly for fine-tuning your draw. Close it right down for a tight, cigarette-style MTL hit, or open it up for a looser, more open RDTL draw. The slider feels solid – no cheap wobble or whistling noise when you pull – and the adjustment range is wide enough to actually make a difference, which isn’t always the case.

Just above the USB-C charging port, NEXA has placed a small mode button. One click toggles between Normal and Turbo, while holding it for three seconds turns the animation on or off. It’s intuitive, nicely positioned, and has a satisfying little click that makes it feel responsive without being too easy to press accidentally.

The mouthpiece is color-coded and gently curved, sitting comfortably between the lips. It’s not too wide, not too narrow, and it’s smooth enough that you can chain puff without irritation.

Everything about the NEXA Ultra II feels tight and well put together. There’s no rattling, no loose fittings, and no weird gaps in the construction. You can tell it’s been built to last. The airflow slider stays exactly where you set it, the tank clicks securely into place, and even after a week of daily use, mine still looked practically brand new.

It’s not the tiniest disposable on the market, but it’s nowhere near bulky either. You can comfortably slip it into your jeans pocket, and because the weight’s evenly distributed, it doesn’t feel top-heavy or awkward. It’s the kind of disposable you don’t mind carrying around all day – solid, reliable, and easy on the eyes.

In short, the NEXA Ultra II nails the balance between design and practicality. It looks good, feels premium, and has enough visual personality to stand out without shouting for attention. It’s more refined than flashy – a proper bit of kit that shows NEXA actually cares about how their products feel to use, not just how long they last.

NEXA Ultra II | Performance

If the design impressed me, the performance absolutely sealed the deal. From the first puff, it’s obvious the NEXA Ultra II isn’t just another high-puff disposable trying to make a name for itself with flashy numbers and a fancy screen. This thing actually performs – and performs well.

Let’s start with the basics. The dual-mesh coil fires instantly. No ramp-up, no delay, no “is it working?” moments – just a clean, warm draw every single time. The consistency is what really stands out here. I didn’t get a single dry hit or burnt taste, even toward the end of the tank, and each puff feels as smooth and punchy as the first, which isn’t something you can say about a lot disposables.

The flavor output is ridiculously good. Whatever flavor you’re vaping – fruity, candy, icy, or mixed – the NEXA Ultra II pulls out every note. It’s dense, layered and genuinely delicious. Flavors come through bright and clear, without that artificial, chemical edge you sometimes get from cheaper disposables. I don’t know what magic NEXA are using in their e-juice recipes, but it works.

And then there’s the Turbo Mode, which is more than just a gimmick. Hit the side button and it actually gives you a proper performance boost. The flavor sharpens, the vapor thickens, and the whole vape feels warmer and fuller. It’s not night-and-day different – it’s not like flipping from eco to race mode on a supercar – but it’s noticeable enough that once you’ve tried it, you’ll struggle to go back.

Normal Mode is perfect for casual vaping: cooler vapor, slightly lighter throat hit, and excellent battery efficiency. Switch to Turbo when you want that satisfying “kick” – bigger clouds, a deeper inhale, and an extra hit of flavor. I found myself swapping between the two throughout the day: Normal for those mindless background puffs, Turbo for when I fancied a bit more ”oomph”.

Airflow control is another area NEXA got right. The little slider on the bottom might look basic, but it actually does its job perfectly. Fully closed, you get a proper tight MTL draw – just enough resistance to feel like a cigarette. Open it halfway and you’re in that lovely middle ground: still restricted, but airy enough to breathe comfortably through. Slide it wide open and it becomes a smooth RDTL pull with plenty of vapor production. The adjustment is smooth and precise, and – best of all – it stays put once you’ve set it. No accidental movement, no annoying rattle.

Throat hit and nicotine delivery are exactly where they should be for a 50 mg disposable. It’s got that satisfying bite on the inhale without tipping over into harsh territory. In Normal Mode it’s pleasantly smooth; in Turbo it’s punchier and warmer, edging closer to a small sub-ohm device than a disposable. I didn’t feel the need to chain-vape it – each puff scratched the itch nicely – and that’s always a good sign that the nicotine delivery system is doing its job.

Vapor production is impressive too. You’re not exactly filling the room, but it’s a thick, satisfying cloud – denser than most disposables, especially when the airflow’s opened up. It’s the kind of vapor that feels substantial without being over the top. If you’re used to smaller 600 puff sticks, this will feel like a serious upgrade.

Now, about the battery. The 900mAh cell inside the NEXA Ultra II does a cracking job. I was getting well over a full day of heavy vaping before it even hinted at running low. And when it does need topping up, a quick hour on a Type-C cable brings it right back to full. NEXA also added pass-through charging, which means you can keep vaping while it’s plugged in – an absolute lifesaver if you forget to charge overnight. The screen makes it easy to keep an eye on your battery too, showing an accurate percentage in 1% increments rather than the usual vague flashing light.

In terms of longevity, the advertised 50,000 puffs in Normal Mode and 30,000 in Turbo sounds crazy – and yeah, it’s marketing maths, but it’s not completely unrealistic. I’m averaging around 800 puffs a day, and mine’s been going strong for over three and a half weeks so far. Even if you take those numbers with a pinch of salt, that’s still miles ahead of most disposables. A casual or light vaper could probably stretch it well past the five week mark, which is absolutely incredible.

One thing I really appreciate is how the flavor stays consistent all the way through. You don’t get that slow, sad decline where it tastes amazing for the first few days and then turns dull and flat. From first puff to last, the NEXA Ultra II keeps the same richness and body. That visible juice tank helps too – you can see exactly where you are and plan your replacement accordingly.

During testing, the NEXA Ultra II never once misfired or leaked. The auto-draw sensor is tuned beautifully – it activates even on the lightest puff, with zero lag or stutter. The Turbo button responds instantly, and the airflow slider moves smoothly with a nice bit of resistance. Everything just… works. It’s the kind of device you can rely on without thinking about it.

And let’s not forget the screen. Beyond looking good, it’s genuinely handy in day-to-day use. It lights up each time you vape, showing your battery life and current mode in bright, clear graphics. It’s readable in daylight, not overly bright at night, and gives the NEXA Ultra II this satisfying “techy” vibe without feeling gimmicky.

Overall, the performance is outstanding across the board. Flavor, vapor, airflow, and power delivery are all dialled in perfectly. The Turbo Mode adds genuine variety, the airflow control actually matters, and the battery life is strong enough to keep up with heavy use.

I’ve tested a lot of big disposables lately, and most of them blur together after a while. The NEXA Ultra II doesn’t. It’s one of those rare ones that feels like it’s been properly thought through – a disposable that performs like a pod mod, looks like something you’d actually want to show off, and vapes like an absolute beast.

NEXA Ultra II | Flavors

When it comes to flavors, NEXA have definitely gone for variety over minimalism. The NEXA Ultra II lineup covers a good mix of fruity, icy and candy-inspired blends, with a few curveballs thrown in for good measure. It’s not a wildly experimental range, but it’s broad enough that most vapers will find something they like without wading through endless near-identical options.

Here’s what’s currently on offer:
Watermelon Ice, Strawberry Mango, Strawberry Ice, Strawberry, Strawberry Banana, Sour Apple Ice, Miami Mint, White Gummy, Georgia Peach Ice, Fcuking FAB, BP, Blueberry Watermelon, Blue Razz Ice, Black Cherry, and Lemon Frozen.

That’s fifteen flavors in total, and while most lean toward the fruity-ice side of things, there’s enough contrast to keep things interesting. You’ve got your standard staples like Watermelon Ice and Blue Razz Ice, a few candy-style blends like White Gummy, and some slightly weirder entries like “BP” and “Fcuking FAB” that don’t give much away but turn out to be surprisingly enjoyable once you try them.

It’s fair to say NEXA haven’t reinvented the wheel here – there’s nothing particularly groundbreaking flavor-wise – but what they have done is nail the execution. Every flavor I tried came through clean, strong and well-blended. The dual-mesh coil really earns its keep here, delivering crisp top notes and a nice, rounded sweetness without that cheap artificial aftertaste some disposables suffer from.

The cooling is present across most of the range, but it’s generally well-balances. You can feel it on the exhale, but it doesn’t completely take over the mix or numb your tongue. It’s still very much a “cool vape” lineup, though, so if you’re not into icy profiles, you might struggle to find a non-menthol option here.

Flavor consistency is another strong point. Thanks to the 20 ml juice capacity and solid coil design, the taste doesn’t fade halfway through the tank. You get that same full-bodied flavor from the first puff to the last, with no weird drop-off or burnt undertones creeping in toward the end.

Now, onto the three I tested.

Blue Razz Ice

An absolute classic, and NEXA nailed it. It’s sweet but not syrupy, sharp without being sour, and the cooling hit on the exhale gives it that perfect lift. The raspberry is juicy and candy-like, with just enough tang to keep it interesting. It’s refreshing, clean, and ridiculously easy to vape all day. This is the flavor that really shows off what the NEXA Ultra II can do – bright, crisp, and bursting with flavor.

Watermelon Ice

One of the best versions of this flavor I’ve tried in a disposable. The watermelon tastes authentic – not that artificial “chewing-gum” version a lot of brands fall back on. It’s sweet and summery, with a gentle chill on the inhale that keeps it from feeling heavy. In Turbo Mode, the extra warmth brings out a little more depth and sweetness, making it even more satisfying. It’s the kind of flavor that just never gets old.

Fcuking Fabulous

It’s got a name you can’t really say out loud in polite company, but honestly, it earns it. Fcuking Fabulous is a layered fruit-and-ice mix that’s hard to pin down – a bit of berry, a hint of tropical, maybe even a touch of bubblegum in there. It’s punchy, smooth, and properly addictive. There’s enough going on that it never feels one-note, and it hits that perfect middle ground between sweet and cool. The Turbo Mode gives it extra punch without overdoing the ice.

All three flavors I tested were consistently excellent. No fading, no weird aftertaste, and no imbalance between sweetness and cooling – just clean, strong flavor right through. The menthol and cooling elements are present, but NEXA have kept them balanced so they enhance rather than overpower the main profiles.

In short, NEXA have absolutely nailed the flavor game with this one. Whether you’re into fruity ice, dessert blends, or something in between, the NEXA Ultra II delivers consistently clean, punchy taste with every draw. The dual-mesh coil pulls every note out of the juice, and the adjustable airflow means you can fine-tune how each flavor hits.

NEXA Ultra II | Price

At the time of writing, pricing for the NEXA Ultra II hasn’t been officially confirmed on the brand’s website, and it’s still trickling out across retailers. However, given the specs, build quality, and performance, I’d expect it to land somewhere in the same ballpark as other premium high-puff disposables – hopefully around $16 – $20 USD depending on where you buy.

If that prediction’s accurate, it’s actually a pretty good deal for what you’re getting. The NEXA Ultra II packs a 20 ml tank, 900 mAh battery, dual mesh coil, adjustable airflow, turbo mode, and a fully animated screen – all wrapped in a compact, good-looking design. You’d struggle to find another disposable offering that many features at this price point without some kind of compromise.

Of course, there’s always the question of value per puff, and with a rated capacity of up to 50,000 puffs in Normal Mode (or 30,000 in Turbo Mode), the NEXA Ultra II sits comfortably at the top of the longevity chart. Even if you take those numbers with the usual pinch of salt, it’s still a device that’ll last you weeks rather than days – which makes the cost-per-day incredibly low compared to smaller 6,000 or 10,000-puff devices.

There’s also the simple fact that it feels premium. From the packaging to the display to the draw itself, everything about it gives off the vibe of something far more expensive. The performance easily rivals small pod systems, which makes it a great option for vapers who want that kind of power and consistency without the faff of refilling or swapping coils.

So even if it’s not the cheapest disposable on the shelf, the NEXA Ultra II more than earns its price tag. You’re paying for quality, longevity, and features that actually make a difference – not just another oversized puff count printed on a box.

NEXA Ultra II | Verdict

The NEXA Ultra II is one of those rare disposables that genuinely feels like it’s pushing the category forward rather than just chasing numbers. It’s not perfect, but it’s easily one of the most impressive devices I’ve used in a long time.

The design alone makes it stand out – compact, solid, and genuinely premium without crossing into gimmicky territory. That polycarbonate shell, the visible juice window, and the slick animated display all come together to make it feel like a proper bit of kit rather than a disposable you’ll forget about in a week. Add to that the fact that it’s comfortable to hold, leak-free, and simple to use, and it ticks a lot of boxes straight out of the gate.

Performance-wise, NEXA have nailed the fundamentals. The dual mesh coil delivers consistently excellent flavor and vapor production, and the adjustable airflow means you can dial it in to suit your draw – tight and punchy for MTL, or more open and airy for a restricted DTL hit. The turbo mode genuinely makes a difference, too; it’s not just a marketing gimmick. You get a real bump in warmth, density, and intensity without burning through your juice too quickly.

Battery life is solid – easily a full day of heavy use – and while it takes just over an hour to charge, the inclusion of pass-through vaping means you can keep puffing while it’s plugged in. The 900 mAh battery paired with the 20 ml tank gives you serious staying power, whether you’re running in Normal or Turbo mode.

If I had to nitpick, I’d say the brand could do with expanding its flavor range a bit beyond the usual fruit-and-ice line-up – and it’d be nice to see the PG/VG ratio printed on the box for those who care about it. But honestly, that’s splitting hairs.

For anyone after a disposable that looks great, performs brilliantly, and lasts for weeks rather than days, the NEXA Ultra II is an easy recommendation. It’s powerful, reliable, and delivers exactly what it promises – huge clouds, great flavor, and proper build quality. Whether you’re a casual vaper wanting a step up from standard disposables or a long-time vaper looking for a hassle-free powerhouse, the NEXA Ultra II hits that sweet spot perfectly.