When disposable vapes first hit the market, they were all about convenience—but as the segment has matured, brands are packing in bigger batteries, more flavor options, and even screens. Two contenders that have caught my eye are the Foger Bit 35K and the NEXA PIX. Both promise marathon puff counts, adjustable airflow, and slick designs, but each takes a different approach to delivering that next great hit. I spent some time swapping between these two devices to see which one truly earns its place in your pocket, and here’s what I found.
Design
The Foger Bit 35K wears its tech on its sleeve—literally. A 3D-curved screen with Bitcoin-inspired elements sits smack in the center, giving it a futuristic vibe you won’t find on most disposables. It’s surprisingly comfortable to hold, thanks to rounded edges, and the transparent 20 mL tank lets you keep an eye on juice levels at a glance. At 2.07 × 0.98 × 3.46 inches, NEXA PIX is a touch more compact, but it squeezes in an 800 mAh battery and still manages to earn the title “Pocket Pixie.” Its crystal-clear tank and sealed “Juicy Lock” system give off a minimalist, modern flair—no flashing LEDs, just a clean, polished look. If you’re after something that feels gadgety and eye-catching, Foger wins. But if understated elegance is more your style, NEXA PIX nails it.
Features
Both devices boast marathon puff counts—35,000 puffs in “Norm” mode for Foger and the same count for NEXA PIX—yet they diverge in how they get you there:
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Battery & Charging
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Foger Bit 35K: 850 mAh rechargeable battery, USB-C charge (cable sold separately).
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NEXA PIX: 800 mAh rechargeable battery, USB-C included.
Foger’s slightly larger battery translates to longer between charges, but NEXA PIX throws in the cable, so you’re less likely to be left hunting for cords.
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Puff Modes
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Foger: Norm (35K puffs) and Boost (25K puffs) modes, giving flexibility between flavor intensity and total lifespan.
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NEXA PIX: Normal (35K puffs) and Turbo (20K puffs)—pretty similar, though Foger’s Boost nets you an extra 5K puffs over PIX’s Turbo.
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Airflow & Draw
Both devices feature adjustable airflow for MTL (mouth-to-lung) vaping, letting you dial in anything from a tight cigarette-like draw to a slightly looser puff. In practice, Foger’s dual mesh coils deliver a smoother hit, while PIX’s precision airflow rings feel a hair more clicky when you adjust them. -
E-Juice Capacity & Freshness
Foger’s 20 mL prefilled reservoir comes in 15 flavors—from Watermelon Ice to Georgia Peach—sealed behind a juice-lock system to preserve freshness. NEXA PIX splits its 16 mL capacity into an 11 mL crystal tank plus a 5 mL cotton reserve. The sealed “Juicy Lock” system claims to offer purer flavor by keeping air exposure to a minimum; in my testing, I noticed marginally crisper fruit notes on PIX than on Foger. -
Screen & User Feedback
The Foger’s 3D screen not only amps up the style but also displays battery and puff count at a glance—no guessing when you’re running low. NEXA PIX forgoes a screen entirely, relying on simple LED indicators. If you like data front and center, Foger’s your pick; if you prefer simplicity, PIX keeps it fuss-free.
Conclusion
At the end of the day, both the Foger Bit 35K and NEXA PIX smash expectations for disposable vapes. Choose the Foger Bit 35K if you love a bit of flair: the curved screen, extra battery cushion, and dual-mode flexibility make it a gadget-lover’s dream. Opt for the NEXA PIX if pocketability and pristine flavor are your top priorities—the sealed “Juicy Lock” crystal tank and minimalist design deliver consistently clean hits without all the bells and whistles. Whichever you pick, you’re in for an impressively long-lasting disposable vape experience.