Fumot Vape: The Complete Guide to All 7 Devices

Fumot vape hardware has become one of the most requested disposable families in Europe, and the range keeps growing for a simple reason: it covers puff counts from 12,000 to 50,000 without relying on one formula. This page is the single reference point for the whole family — what each device is, who it suits, how puff counts change the experience, and how the flavour system is organised.

If you are still weighing brands, read this hub first and then the Fumot vs other brands comparison before you settle on a model.

What Fumot Vape Stands For

Three ideas run through the range: a visible status readout, a mesh-based heating structure, and flavour libraries that are wide rather than narrow. Five of the seven models carry some form of display, two of them with a digital readout, and every model uses mesh coil architecture except where a dual-flavour chamber takes its place.

The seven devices are not a single ladder from small to large. They split into three families. Digital Box prioritises information — battery and e-liquid status side by side. Tornado is the volume line, with three tiers sharing one body language. Then two outliers: Leopard, the lightest 40K here, and Eco 2in1, which abandons single-flavour vaping for two chambers in one shell.

All seven sit in the Fumot brand collection, and all of them also appear in the disposable vape category and the rechargeable vape category.

The Seven Fumot Devices, Reviewed Briefly

Fumot Digital Box 12K — the entry point that does not feel like one

12,000 puffs, 20 ml, a 550 mAh battery, mesh coil at 1.0 Ω and separate indicators for battery and e-liquid. What makes it unusual is the flavour count: 56 options, the largest single library in our catalogue. The packaging data is also the most thoroughly cross-verified of any model we stock.

Read the Fumot Digital Box 12K product page.

Fumot Digital Box 22K — the balanced middle

23 ml, an 850 mAh cell, a digital display and a 0.6 Ω dual mesh build — the lowest resistance in the Fumot range. Forty flavours, one strength. This is the model we point people to when they want a screen, a mid-range puff count and no compromise on the coil.

See the Fumot Digital Box 22K product page.

Fumot Eco 2in1 50K — two flavours, one device

The flagship: 50,000 puffs, 24 ml, the largest cell in the range at 1,100 mAh, and a digital display. The headline is the dual-chamber system — 24 paired combinations, so one device carries two complete profiles you switch between. If you tire of flavours faster than you get through e-liquid, this was built for you.

See the Fumot Eco 2in1 50K product page.

Fumot Leopard 40K — big puff count, light body

40,000 puffs, 20 ml, 700 mAh, dual mesh, and a digital display set low on the front face so status figures and charging progress read without turning the device. Its point is weight: a 40K device built to travel. Thirty-one flavours.

See the Fumot Leopard 40K product page.

Fumot Tornado 15K — the high-liquid outlier

Here is the anomaly: 15,000 puffs but 25 ml. Every other model scales liquid roughly with puff count; this one pairs the smallest Tornado tier with the largest fill outside the flagship. Battery stays at 850 mAh and resistance at 0.9 Ω, so nothing else is scaled down to compensate. Twelve flavours — depth of liquid, not breadth of choice.

See the Fumot Tornado 15K product page.

Fumot Tornado 20K — the widest strength spread

20,000 puffs, 20 ml, 900 mAh, 0.9 Ω dual mesh, a Smart Display and 43 flavours. Two things distinguish it: it is one of only two devices here offered in four nicotine strengths (0%, 2%, 3%, 5%), and its retail packaging carries French-language warnings — directly usable for French-speaking markets.

See the Fumot Tornado 20K product page.

Fumot Tornado 25K — light and large at once

25,000 puffs, 20 ml, 700 mAh, dual mesh, 26 flavours. It fills a useful gap: a puff count high enough to last at a weight low enough to forget. If the 20K felt short on capacity and the 40K felt heavy, this is the compromise the range exists to offer.

See the Fumot Tornado 25K product page.

Choosing Fumot by Puff Count

Puff count is the easiest filter to shop by, so every tier has its own collection:

The 16K, 18K, 30K and 60K tiers are stocked by other brands rather than Fumot — see the 16K, 18K, 30K and 60K Puff Vape collections for those. For how puff counts translate into real-world usage, read how to choose your puff count.

The Fumot Flavour System

Fumot does not ship one flavour list across the range; each device has its own library. The Digital Box 12K leads with 56 options, the Tornado 20K follows at 43, the Digital Box 22K at 40, the Leopard 40K at 31, the Tornado 25K at 26 and the Eco 2in1 with 24 paired combinations. The Tornado 15K is tightest at 12.

Three patterns are worth knowing before you scroll a list. Ice and menthol are not add-ons but first-class entries, appearing as separate variants throughout. Berry notes dominate the top of most libraries. And the Eco 2in1 is the only Fumot device where flavours are sold as fixed pairs — you choose the pairing, not the single note.

How to Choose Your Fumot

Four questions settle it. How long should it last? Under 20K suits lighter use, 25K to 40K is the mainstream band, 50K is for heavy continuous use. Do you want a screen? Five of the seven have one, and the Vape with Screen collection isolates all nine screen devices in the catalogue. One flavour or two? Only the Eco 2in1 has dual chambers. Do you need strength options? Only the Digital Box 12K and Tornado 20K offer more than one.

If none of the seven fits, the Tornado Vape and Crystal Vape collections show how the family sits against adjacent styles, and the full shop carries all fifteen devices across five brands.

Fumot Vape FAQ

Which Fumot vape has the highest puff count?

The Eco 2in1 50K, at 50,000 puffs with 24 ml of e-liquid and a 1,100 mAh battery.

How many flavours does Fumot offer?

It varies by model: 56 on the Digital Box 12K, 43 on the Tornado 20K, 40 on the Digital Box 22K, 31 on the Leopard 40K, 26 on the Tornado 25K, 24 pairings on the Eco 2in1 and 12 on the Tornado 15K.

What nicotine strengths are available?

Most Fumot devices are 5% (50 mg/ml) only. The Digital Box 12K and Tornado 20K are also offered at 0%, 2% and 3%.

Do Fumot devices have a screen?

Five of the seven do: Digital Box 12K and 22K, Eco 2in1 50K, Leopard 40K and Tornado 20K. The Tornado 15K and 25K ship without a display.

Which Fumot is lightest to carry?

The Leopard 40K and Tornado 25K both use a 700 mAh cell, the smallest in the range. The Tornado 15K and Digital Box 22K use 850 mAh, the Tornado 20K 900 mAh and the Eco 2in1 1,100 mAh.

Is a higher puff count always better?

No. A higher count usually means a larger body and a longer commitment to one device. Many vapers prefer a 20K to 25K model they can replace sooner, especially when they like changing flavour.