Flavour Beast Beast Mode Max: Every Model Compared (2026)

Flavour Beast's Beast Mode family currently spans four disposables: the original Beast Mode, the Beast Mode MAX (up to 18,000 puffs), the Beast Mode MAX 2 (50,000-puff class), and the newest Beast Mode Max 3 (up to 60,000 puffs), which also comes in a Twelve Monkeys collab edition. The short answer: most buyers should start with the MAX 2 — it has been our best-selling Beast Mode by a wide margin over the past two months. Here's the full comparison.

What's the difference between the Beast Mode models?

Each generation raises capacity and price a step: the original Beast Mode ($42.99) is the entry point, the MAX adds a bigger 20 mL tank at 18,000 puffs, the MAX 2 jumps to the 50K class at the same 20 mL with more efficient hardware, and the Max 3 platform pushes to 60,000 puffs. All are 20 mg/mL salt nicotine — the maximum allowed for sale in Canada under the federal nicotine concentration regulations.

The rule of thumb across the lineup: a few dollars more per generation buys a meaningful jump in capacity.

Which Beast Mode Max should you buy?

Pick by how you vape, not by the biggest number. Heavy daily vapers get the best cost-per-puff from the MAX 2 or Max 3; occasional vapers waste less with the MAX, since every disposable slowly loses flavour once opened. Flavour hunters should start with the MAX — at 41 stocked variants it has the deepest list, including the signature fruit-ice profiles.

Our own sales numbers make the case: over the past two months the MAX 2 outsold every other Beast Mode at our stores, with the Max 3 second — and Super Sour Blue Razz, Wild White Grape and Trippin' Triple Berry led the MAX 2 flavour list.

Honest cons: the original Beast Mode is frequently out of stock right now, MAX-generation hardware lacks the newer displays, and collab flavours rotate out when a run ends. If you want a display and a pod format instead, Flavour Beast's new Level X M Series covers that side of the lineup.

What about the Twelve Monkeys collab?

The Max 3 × Twelve Monkeys ($48.99) brings the Twelve Monkeys e-liquid lineup — Hakuna, Harambae, Kanzi, Mangabeys, Matata, all in iced versions — onto the Beast Mode Max 3 platform. It's a limited run: when a flavour sells through, it may not return. Full details in our Beast Mode Max 3 × Twelve Monkeys guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Beast Mode disposables rechargeable?

The MAX-generation and newer devices recharge over USB-C; recharging lets you finish the e-liquid but doesn't refill it. When a device is done, the battery belongs in battery recycling — see our guide to disposing of disposable vapes safely.

What nicotine strength are they?

All Beast Mode disposables we stock are 20 mg/mL salt nicotine, the Canadian retail maximum. Flavour Beast doesn't currently offer this line in lower strengths; for lower-nicotine options ask in store or browse the full Flavour Beast collection.

How do I spot a legitimate unit?

Check for the federal excise stamp on the packaging (CRA EDN78) and Canadian-compliant labelling. Every unit we sell, in store and online, is stamped and compliant.

Beast Mode Max 2 or STLTH Titan MAX?

Both are 50K-class. The Titan MAX carries 30 mL and a level display for $2 more; the MAX 2 counters with the Flavour Beast flavour catalogue. Try each at the counter — or read our STLTH Titan MAX 50K guide for the full spec breakdown.

Where to Buy

Shop the full Flavour Beast collection at Supa Vapes with Canada-wide shipping — disposables qualify for our mix & match deal — or visit us in store:

• Supa Vapes Ottawa — 1729 Walkley Rd, Ottawa, ON (inside Herongate Square) · 613-260-2383
• Supa Vapes Hawkesbury — 1502 Main St E, Hawkesbury, ON · 613-632-2844

Open 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM, every day.

The Beast Mode family covers every budget from $42.99 to $48.99 — decide on capacity first, flavour second, and you'll land on the right one. As of August 2026, the MAX 2 is the pick we'd hand most adult vapers first — and the one most of them are already choosing.