Overview
This Waka Blade 50000 review covers everything you need to know before buying WAKA’s biggest rechargeable disposable in Dubai: a 28 ml prefilled tank rated for up to 50,000 puffs, dual mesh coils, adjustable airflow and an LED screen that shows battery and e-liquid levels. It sells for AED 55 at Vape Store Web in nine flavours. WAKA is the disposable brand empowered by RELX, so the Blade comes from one of the larger names in the industry. Below we look at the design, battery, flavours and nicotine options, compare it with the Waka Blast and SoPro 20000, and finish with a clear Pros and Cons table and verdict. The review is based on the manufacturer’s specs and our product listing; puff counts are maximum ratings, not results we have lab-tested. For adults aged 18 and over only.
In this review
Waka Blade 50000 review at a glance
The Blade is a large, rechargeable disposable: you never refill it or change a coil, but you do charge it through USB-C as the battery runs down. Its headline numbers are the 28 ml tank and the 50,000-puff rating, which put it among the highest-capacity disposables we sell. The key specs from our Waka Blade 50000 product listing are:
- Puffs: up to 50,000 (maximum rating)
- E-liquid: 28 ml prefilled
- Battery: 700 mAh, rechargeable via USB-C
- Coil: dual mesh
- Screen: LED display for battery and e-liquid level
- Airflow: adjustable
- Nicotine: 20 mg or 50 mg depending on batch
- Price: AED 55
Because the tank is large, the Blade suits vapers who want one device to last a long time rather than buying a new small disposable every few days.
Design, screen and airflow
The Blade has a tall, flat body with a blade-style profile that sits comfortably in the hand, though it is noticeably bigger than a compact 5,000 or 10,000-puff disposable. That size is the trade-off for the 28 ml tank. The front screen is the most useful feature on the device: it shows the remaining battery and e-liquid, so you know when to charge and roughly how much is left, instead of guessing when the flavour starts to fade.
The adjustable airflow lets you tighten the draw for a mouth-to-lung (MTL) feel or open it for a looser, airier pull. Most people who have switched from cigarettes prefer a tighter setting, while those used to pod kits may open it up. The device is draw-activated, so there are no buttons to press to vape. As with any disposable, keep it out of direct sun and hot cars during Dubai summers, since heat can affect the battery and e-liquid.
Battery, charging and puff count
The Blade runs on a 700 mAh battery that you recharge with a USB-C cable. With 28 ml of e-liquid, you will charge it many times before the tank runs dry, so treat it more like a pod kit you top up with power than a throwaway device. The screen tells you when the battery is getting low.
The 50,000-puff figure is a maximum rating measured with short, light puffs, often in a lower power mode. Real-world puffs depend on how long and how often you draw, the airflow setting and the temperature. Longer drags and open airflow use more e-liquid per puff, so most people will see fewer puffs than the box number. The more useful figure is the 28 ml of e-liquid: that is a lot of vaping for AED 55. When the device is empty, dispose of it responsibly, as it contains a lithium battery; do not throw it in a fire or crush it.
Waka Blade 50000 flavours
We stock the Waka Blade in nine flavours, covering fruity, icy and classic profiles:
- Fruity: Blueberry Raspberry, Peach Blue Raspberry, Peach Mango Watermelon, Strawberry Banana, Strawberry Kiwi, Hawaii Zest
- Icy and fresh: Watermelon On Ice, Fresh Mint
- Classic: Cola
If you like a cooling finish in Dubai’s heat, Watermelon On Ice and Fresh Mint are the obvious choices. Strawberry Kiwi and Strawberry Banana are sweeter, rounder fruit blends, and Peach Mango Watermelon suits anyone who enjoys a mixed tropical profile. Hawaii Zest adds a sharper, citrus-style edge. Because the tank lasts so long, pick a flavour you are happy to vape for a while; if you are unsure, a mint or a watermelon ice is the safest all-day choice. Stock of individual flavours changes, so check the product page for what is available today.
Nicotine strength: who it suits
Our listing shows the Blade in 20 mg or 50 mg salt nicotine, depending on batch, so check the product page for the strength currently in stock. 50 mg (5%) is a very strong strength aimed at heavy smokers who want a strong throat hit; if you are not used to high-nicotine salt, it can feel harsh and overwhelming. 20 mg is the better fit for most adult vapers and anyone who vapes frequently throughout the day.
If you are choosing between strengths, our e-liquid nicotine strength guide explains how mg/ml relates to percentages and how to pick a level that matches your habits, and our freebase vs salt nic guide explains why disposables use salt nicotine. Nicotine is addictive, and vaping products are sold to adults aged 18 and over only, in line with UAE vaping rules.
Blade vs Blast vs SoPro 20000
WAKA sells several large disposables, and they are easy to mix up, so no Waka Blade 50000 review is complete without a comparison. The table compares the Blade with the other high-capacity WAKA devices we stock, using figures from our product listings.
| Model | Max puffs | E-liquid | Battery | Key feature | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waka Blade 50000 | 50,000 | 28 ml | 700 mAh | Screen, adjustable airflow | AED 55 |
| Waka Blast 50000 | 50,000 normal / 35,000 turbo | 28 ml (dual tank) | 850 mAh | 4 mesh coils, turbo mode, Ice Blast button | AED 55 |
| WAKA PA25000 | 25,000 | Not published | Rechargeable | 18 flavours | AED 55 |
| WAKA SoPro 20000 | 20,000 | 25 ml | 850 mAh | Double mesh, 15–25 W boost | AED 50 |
The Blade is the simpler choice: one mode, a screen and adjustable airflow. The Blast adds a turbo mode and an extra-cooling button for people who want more intensity, while the SoPro 20000 is slightly cheaper with a smaller tank. For the full SoPro line-up, read our WAKA SoPro guide.
Waka Blade 50000 review: pros, cons and verdict
Here is how the Waka Blade 50000 balances out, based on its specs and price:
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Large 28 ml prefilled tank for AED 55 | Bigger and heavier than compact disposables |
| LED screen shows battery and e-liquid level | 700 mAh battery needs frequent recharging over the tank’s life |
| Adjustable airflow for a tighter or looser draw | 50 mg batches are too strong for many vapers |
| Dual mesh coil and USB-C charging | 50,000 puffs is a maximum rating; real use gives fewer |
| Nine flavours, including ice and mint options | Still a disposable: no refills or coil changes |
Verdict: our Waka Blade 50000 review comes down to this: it is a strong-value pick if you want a single, long-lasting device with a screen and adjustable airflow, and you are comfortable charging it regularly. If you are not used to high-strength salt nic, choose 20 mg when it is in stock rather than 50 mg. If you want more power modes, look at the Waka Blast; if you want something smaller, see the SoPro range or browse all WAKA vapes.
How many puffs does the Waka Blade 50000 really give?
It is rated for up to 50,000 puffs, which is a maximum under light, short puffs. Longer draws and open airflow use more e-liquid, so most people get fewer. The 28 ml tank is the more reliable guide to how long it lasts.
Is the Waka Blade 50000 rechargeable?
Yes. It has a 700 mAh battery that charges through USB-C, and the screen shows the battery level so you know when to plug it in.
What nicotine strength is the Waka Blade?
Our listing shows 20 mg or 50 mg depending on batch. Check the product page for the strength currently in stock, and choose 20 mg if you are not used to strong salt nicotine.
How much is the Waka Blade 50000 in Dubai?
It is AED 55 at Vape Store Web, with delivery within 2 hours in Dubai depending on location, and next-day delivery to most other emirates.
Comparing options? See our WAKA Full Range Guide for every in-stock WAKA disposable side by side.