CRWN Infinity 25,000 puffs

Everything about the CRWN Infinity follows from one number: 25,000 puffs, roughly twice what the 12,000-puff EVOK Blaze and IGET One hold and two and a half times the IGET Bar Pro. A device that large cannot sensibly run on a sealed cell, so it does not — it has a 900mAh battery and a USB-C port, and you charge it as you go. That makes it the one device on VapeVic where the e-liquid, not the battery, decides when you are finished.

The second thing to know is how CRWN names its 21 flavours. Nine of the names spell out their ingredients. The other twelve are house names — Habibilicious, Baghdad Nights, Izmir Romantic, Don Juan, The Duke, Martino, Lady Killer, Love 66, Funky Monkey, Malibu Bliss, Diamond Dust and JK777 — and their ingredients appear on CRWN's packaging instead. Each product page repeats that list word for word.

The nine that describe themselves. Two mints: Gum Mint and Peppermint Shake. Three from the sweet shop and the drinks fridge: Strawberry Bubblegum, Peach Cola and Mango Smoothie. Three fruit blends: Passion Fruit Guava, Kiwi Dragon Berry and Grape Lemon. And Double Apple, the shisha-lounge staple that gives away where CRWN's naming comes from — the same tradition that produced Baghdad Nights and Izmir Romantic on the other side of the list. None of the 21 carries an Ice suffix — unlike every IGET and EVOK device here.

The twelve house names, sorted by what their boxes list. Seven include mint: Don Juan (honeymelon, mango, berry and mint), The Duke (mango, peach, raspberry and mint), Lady Killer (melon, berry, orange and mint), Love 66 (melon, watermelon, passion fruit and mint), Funky Monkey (banana, custard, chocolate, cherry and mint), JK777 (grape, acai berry and mint) and Izmir Romantic (orange, watermelon, strawberry and mint). Five do not: Martino (strawberry, lemonade and milkshake), Habibilicious (cherry, lime and blueberry), Baghdad Nights (banana, taffy and freeze), Malibu Bliss (blueberry, colada and raspberry) and Diamond Dust (candy, orange, pineapple, raspberry and lime). The wording is CRWN's, not ours.

Specifications. 25,000 puffs, 900mAh, charged over USB-C, disposable form. It is the only rechargeable device VapeVic sells.

Does a USB-C port mean the CRWN Infinity is not a disposable?

It is still a disposable: nothing refills or is replaced, and when the e-liquid is gone the device is finished. The port exists because 25,000 puffs is far more than one charge of a 900mAh cell can supply, so you top it up along the way rather than throwing away a device that still has liquid in it.

Which CRWN Infinity flavours carry their ingredients in the name?

Nine of the 21: Passion Fruit Guava, Double Apple, Gum Mint, Peach Cola, Kiwi Dragon Berry, Strawberry Bubblegum, Mango Smoothie, Peppermint Shake and Grape Lemon. The other twelve carry them on the box, and the product page for each of those twelve sets the printed list out in full.

How do I find out what is in a house name like Lady Killer or JK777?

Read its box list, which its product page here repeats word for word. Lady Killer, for example, lists four ingredients ending in mint; JK777 lists three, also ending in mint. We add no tasting notes of our own.

Is 25,000 puffs too long to spend on one flavour?

For a first order from the brand, possibly. The run length is the Infinity's whole appeal, but it magnifies a wrong choice as much as a right one. Pair one Infinity with a shorter device in a flavour you already trust — the 10,000-puff IGET Bar Pro is the natural partner — and you are covered either way.

Why is this the only rechargeable device on VapeVic?

Because it is the only one big enough to need it. The EVOK Blaze, IGET One and IGET Bar Pro all run on sealed cells sized to their counts; none of them has a port. At 25,000 puffs the Infinity is past the point where a sealed cell makes sense, so CRWN gave it a 900mAh battery and USB-C instead.