If you’re looking at Kraze vapes and wondering whether the Kraze Mega X is worth it over the older HD Mega, here are the key facts up front:

  • Up to 48,000 puffs
  • 20 mL of e-liquid (20 mg/mL)
  • 1000 mAh rechargeable battery
  • 0.8 Ω dual mesh coil, 15–28 W
  • 3 power modes: Normal, Boost, Boost X
  • X-Finity Slider: one control for airflow + power + mode
  • Curved HD screen showing battery, e-liquid and wattage in real time

This isn’t a basic e-cigarette, Mega X is a performance disposable vape aimed at people who like big flavour and cloud output but still want the simplicity of a sealed device.

Quick Breakdown:

Core Specs (Kraze Mega X):

  • Puff count: up to 48,000
  • E-liquid: 20 mL
  • Nicotine: 20 mg/mL
  • Battery: 1000 mAh, Type-C rechargeable
  • Coil: dual mesh, 0.8 Ω
  • Power range: 15–28 W
  • Modes: Normal / Boost / Boost X
  • Screen: curved HD display, brightness: Bright / Dark / Off
  • Extras: vape while charging, shutdown function

So from the first glance, Kraze 48K sits in that zone between a disposable and a compact box-mod vape where you get power and control, but no tanks, bottles or coil changes.

Kraze Mega X vs Kraze HD Mega

Here’s how it compares to the previous Kraze HD Mega:


  Kraze Mega X (Kraze 48K) Kraze HD Mega
Puffs 48,000 20,000
Battery 1000 mAh 800 mAh
Coil & Power 0.8 Ω dual mesh up to 28 W 1.1 Ω up to 24 W
Modes 3 Modes - Normal, Boost and Boost X for a stronger draw when you want it Dual Mode - Normal and Boost
Display Curved HD screen instead of a flat one, with more information Usual flat screen
Controls X-Finity Slider instead of simple airflow – one control for airflow + mode Adjustable airflow

If you liked the flavour from Kraze HD Mega but wished it hit a bit harder and lasted longer, Kraze Mega 48K is clearly positioned as the step up.

The X-Finity Slider: Why It Matters?

The X-Finity Slider is the main reason Kraze Mega X feels different from other disposables.

With a single thumb movement you can:

  • Tighten or open the airflow
  • Switch between Normal, Boost, and Boost X
  • Adjust the overall intensity of your draw

In practice, that means:

  • Normal Mode: smoother, cooler pulls for long, casual sessions
  • Boost Mode: more punch and flavour without being overwhelming
  • Boost X Mode: short, dense hits that feel closer to a sub-ohm box mod than a disposable

Flavour & Draw: What It Feels Like to Use Kraze Mega X?

On a day-to-day use, Mega X simply feels like this:

  • Warm, dense vapour instead of a thin, airy puff
  • Sweet, saturated flavours that don’t fall flat halfway through the device
  • Enough power headroom that Boost X genuinely changes the experience, rather than being a gimmick

Because power is regulated across the discharge of the battery, the draw is designed to stay closer to “fresh device” performance longer, rather than fading out as the battery gets low.

If you enjoy bold, fruit-forward profiles and you tend to chain-vape, Mega X is built for that kind of use.

Should you buy Kraze Mega X?

The Kraze Mega X is positioned as a smart, high-output disposable for people who:

  • Want 48,000 puffs from a single device
  • Like the look and practicality of a curved HD screen with live status
  • Prefer disposables but still expect box-mod-style performance

If that sounds like you, Kraze Mega 48K is a meaningful upgrade over older Kraze disposables and many generic vape pens on the market.

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