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29/07/2026 16:33:47

john_1
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I've been following the vape market for quite some time, and one thing that has caught my attention is that compact disposable devices continue to sell well even though there are now products offering 10,000, 20,000 or even 30,000 puffs. I would have expected smaller devices to disappear from the market, but that clearly hasn't happened.

One product I continue to see mentioned by retailers is the Hayati Pro Max 4000. It made me wonder whether customers actually prefer smaller disposable devices because they're lightweight, easier to carry and usually more affordable than larger models.
From a retailer's perspective, do first-time customers usually start with compact devices before moving to higher-capacity options? Or are regular users intentionally choosing these because they don't need extremely high puff counts?
I also think there's an interesting balance between convenience and longevity. A device with fewer puffs can often feel more practical for people who don't vape heavily, while high-capacity devices may appeal more to frequent users.
Another thing I've noticed is that many wholesalers continue stocking these products in large quantities, which suggests demand hasn't really slowed down.
I'd be interested to hear opinions from both vape shop owners and regular users.
Have you noticed customers still asking for compact disposable vapes? Do you think affordability plays a bigger role than puff count? If you run a vape business, are smaller devices still among your best sellers? Looking forward to hearing everyone's experiences because the market seems to be evolving much faster than expected.
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