Nexa Vape Price Guide: What Every Device and Pack Costs

Checking a Nexa vape price? This guide lists what every device, pod, pack and bundle costs in our store.

All figures below reflect our store at the time of writing.

They can change, so always confirm the current figure on the product page.

We also go a step further than a simple list.

You will see cost per puff, cost per milliliter, multi-pack savings and value tips.

That way, you can compare a $13.49 device and an $18.99 device on equal terms.

Nexa Vape Prices by Device

Here is the full lineup, from single devices to 5-packs. Cost per 10,000 puffs uses each Normal-mode rating.

Device	Single	5-pack	Each in 5-pack	Max puffs (Normal)	Per 10,000 puffs (single)
Ultra II 50K	$18.99	$87.49	$17.50	50,000	$3.80
Pix 35K	$14.49	$66.99	$13.40	35,000	$4.14
Ultra 50K	$13.49	$62.49	$12.50	50,000	$2.70
Ultra InvisaCloud	$13.49	$62.49	$12.50	50,000	$2.70
Flex Kit (with Cool Pod)	$14.99	$68.99	$13.80	30,000	$5.00
Flex Cool Pod	$11.49	$52.99	$10.60	30,000	$3.83
Flex Visible Pod	$11.49	$52.99	$10.60	40,000	$2.87

Two things stand out right away. First, the Ultra 50K and InvisaCloud cost the least per puff.

Second, the Flex Kit looks expensive per puff at first. However, that changes once you add pods.

Why Cost Per Puff Matters More Than Sticker Cost

The sticker figure tells you what you pay today. Cost per puff tells you what you pay over time.

To work it out, divide the cost by the puff rating.

Then multiply by 10,000 for an easy-to-read figure.

For example, take an Ultra II at $18.99 with up to 50,000 puffs.

That works out to about $3.80 per 10,000 puffs.

Meanwhile, a Pix at $14.49 with up to 35,000 puffs works out to about $4.14.

So the cheaper device on the shelf actually costs more per puff. That is why this math matters.

Turbo Mode Changes the Math

Every device offers Turbo mode for a stronger hit. Still, Turbo lowers the puff rating, so cost per puff rises.

Ultra II in Turbo: up to 30,000 puffs, or about $6.33 per 10,000.
Pix in Turbo: up to 20,000 puffs, or about $7.25 per 10,000.
Ultra and InvisaCloud in Turbo: up to 30,000 puffs, or about $4.50 per 10,000.
Cool Pod in Turbo: up to 18,000 puffs, or about $6.38 per 10,000.
Visible Pod in Turbo: up to 25,000 puffs, or about $4.60 per 10,000.

In short, living in Turbo can nearly double what you spend. So save it for when you really want it.

A Note on Puff Ratings

Every puff figure is an “up to” rating. Your real total depends on draw length, mode and habits.

Because of that, treat cost per puff as a fair comparison tool, not a promise.

Cost Per Puff in Practice: 100,000 Puffs

Ratios can feel abstract. So here is what it takes to reach about 100,000 puffs on each option, buying singles.

Ultra 50K or InvisaCloud: two devices, for $26.98.
Flex: one kit plus two Visible Pods, for $37.97 and up to 110,000 puffs.
Ultra II: two devices, for $37.98.
Pix: three devices, for $43.47 and up to 105,000 puffs.

Notice how close the Flex and Ultra II land here.

After that point, the Flex pulls ahead because you only buy pods.

Meanwhile, the Ultra stays the cheapest route to 100,000 puffs by a clear margin.

Keep in mind, though, that these totals assume Normal mode and rated puff counts.

Nexa Cost Per Milliliter of E-Liquid

Puff ratings vary with habits. E-liquid volume does not, so cost per milliliter offers a second, steadier view.

Flex pod in a 10-pack: about $0.56 per mL.
Flex pod bought single: about $0.64 per mL.
Ultra 50K or InvisaCloud single: about $0.67 per mL.
Flex Kit with its first pod: about $0.83 per mL.
Pix single: about $0.91 per mL.
Ultra II single: about $0.95 per mL.

By this measure, Flex pods lead. Even bought single, a pod costs less per milliliter than any single disposable.

The Ultra II lands last, since you pay extra for its newer design and Juicy Lock system.

Both measures point the same way, though. The Ultra and the Flex give the most for your money.

Device-by-Device Cost Breakdown

Now let’s look at what each tag actually buys you. Specs come from the brand’s published figures.

Nexa Ultra II 50K Cost: $18.99

The Ultra II is the most expensive single disposable in the lineup.

For that extra money, you get Juicy Lock, a 16 mL Crystal Tank and a 900 mAh battery.

It also has a 3D curved display with dark mode. Nexa calls it its most compact 50K device.

Plus, it won Best Disposable Vape at the Vaping360 Awards 2025. You pay a premium for the newest design.

Nexa Pix 35K Cost: $14.49

The Pix sits in the middle on sticker cost. Per puff, though, it costs the most of the disposables.

What you buy instead is size and control. It fits in a palm and offers adjustable airflow.

It also carries 23 flavors in our store, including six Slush flavors.

Fruit fans often start with Peach Dive, while coffee lovers reach for Velvet Latte.

Nexa Ultra 50K Cost: $13.49

The original Ultra 50K is the value pick. It offers up to 50,000 puffs for the lowest single cost.

It holds 20 mL of e-liquid.

Also, it runs on an 800 mAh battery with dual 0.9 ohm mesh coils.

Also, it carries 23 flavors, tied with the Pix for our biggest range.

Nexa Ultra InvisaCloud Cost: $13.49

The InvisaCloud matches the Ultra on cost, capacity and puffs.

The difference is discretion. A deep inhale leaves almost no visible cloud, and dark mode turns off the lights.

So you get a low-vapor feature at no extra charge over the standard Ultra.

Its eight flavors include Sorcerer’s Lemon and Mint Mancer. Learn more in our InvisaCloud explainer.

Nexa Flex Kit and Pod Costs

The Flex Kit includes the device and one 18 mL Cool Pod. After that, you only buy pods.

Each Flex pod costs $11.49. Visible Pods give more puffs for the same money.

As a result, the Flex gets cheaper the longer you use it.

Multi-Pack Savings Explained

Every device comes in a 5-pack. Here is what each one saves compared with five singles.

Ultra II 5-Pack: $87.49, saving $7.46, or about 7.9%.
Pix 5-Pack: $66.99, saving $5.46, or about 7.5%.
Ultra 5-Pack: $62.49, saving $4.96, or about 7.4%.
InvisaCloud 5-Pack: $62.49, also saving $4.96.
Flex Kit 5-Pack: $68.99, saving $5.96, or about 8.0%.
Flex Pods 5-Pack: $52.99, saving $4.46, or about 7.8%.

The Best Deal: Flex Pods 10-Pack

The Flex Pods 10-Pack costs $99.99. That is $14.91 less than ten single pods.

In percentage terms, it saves about 13%. That makes it the deepest discount in the store.

With Visible Pods, it works out to about $2.50 per 10,000 puffs.

Only the Ultra and InvisaCloud 5-packs match that.

Are Multi-Packs Worth It?

If you already know your favorite flavor, yes. You save money and order less often.

However, if you are still exploring, start with singles or a sampler.

After all, a 5-pack of the wrong flavor saves nothing.

Bundles and Samplers

Bundles mix value with variety. Here is how each one compares with buying the parts separately.

Flex Starter Bundle: $54.99

The Flex Starter Bundle includes the kit plus four extra pods.

Bought separately, those items would cost $60.95. So the bundle saves $5.96.

That works out to about $11.00 per pod, with the device included.

So for new Flex users, it is the easiest entry point.

Pix Slush Sampler: $79.99

The Pix Slush Sampler includes six Slush flavors.

Six single Pix devices would cost $86.94. So the sampler saves $6.95, at about $13.33 per device.

Want to know what is inside first? Read our guide to the best Slush flavors.

Ultra II Ice Sampler: $89.99

The Ultra II Ice Sampler includes five icy flavors.

Five singles would cost $94.95. So the sampler saves $4.96, at $18.00 per device.

Note that the Ultra II 5-Pack costs $2.50 less.

In other words, the sampler trades a little savings for variety.

For more on the icy lineup, see our guide to the best icy flavors.

Accessory Costs

Accessories are small extras, but they add up. Here is the full list.

USB-C charging cable: $4.99. It works with every device in the lineup.
Silicone sleeve: $6.99, for extra grip.
Lanyard: $3.99, for hands-free carry.

You may not need any of them. After all, any standard USB-C cable charges these devices.

Which Option Gives You the Best Value?

Value depends on what you care about. So here are our picks for common goals.

Lowest Cost Per Puff

Choose the Ultra 50K or InvisaCloud 5-pack. Each works out to about $2.50 per 10,000 puffs.

Visible Pods in a 10-pack tie that figure, once you own a Flex device.

Lowest Upfront Spend

The Ultra 50K and InvisaCloud both cost $13.49. That is the smallest outlay for a 50K device.

Best Value for Heavy Users

Go with the Flex.

A kit plus a 5-pack of Visible Pods costs $67.98 for up to 230,000 puffs.

That averages about $2.96 per 10,000 puffs. Then each 10-pack pushes the average lower.

For a deeper look, read our Ultra II and Flex comparison.

Best Premium Pick

Choose the Ultra II if you want the newest design.

It costs more, yet it still beats the Pix per puff.

Why Nexa Prices Differ Between Sellers

You may see the same device listed at different amounts elsewhere. Several honest reasons explain that.

Shipping costs and policies differ from shop to shop.
Also, compliance steps like age checks add cost for responsible sellers.
Older stock sometimes sells at a discount as new models arrive.
Some stores fold shipping into the listed amount, while others add it at checkout.

Still, a deal far below every other seller should worry you. Counterfeits often compete on cost alone.

So verify any device before your first puff. Our guide on spotting fakes shows you how.

You can also run the scratch-off code on the official NEXA verification page.

Costs Beyond the Sticker

Your checkout total can differ from the figures above. Keep these factors in mind.

Taxes: under federal law, delivery sales must follow state, local or tribal excise tax rules.
Shipping: some US states limit vape shipping, which affects where we can deliver.
Age checks: we ship to adults 21+ only, with an age check at checkout.

As a result, two buyers in different states may see different totals for the same order.

A Sample Order, Itemized

Here is how a typical first order adds up, before tax and shipping.

One Flex Starter Bundle: $54.99.
An Ultra II single to compare styles: $18.99.
A spare USB-C cable: $4.99.

That comes to $78.97 for a reusable device, five pods, a 50K disposable and a cable.

Alternatively, swap the bundle for a Pix Slush Sampler at $79.99. Then you get six disposables in different flavors.

Either way, the itemized math makes it easy to see where your money goes.

Tips to Stretch Every Dollar

Getting closer to the rated puff count lowers your real cost per puff. These habits help.

First, use Normal mode for most sessions. Turbo burns e-liquid faster.
Next, take shorter, steady draws instead of long pulls.
Then store devices upright and away from heat to protect the e-liquid.
Also, recharge with USB-C when the battery runs low, rather than tossing a device early.
Finally, check the Crystal Tank or Visible Pod window before assuming a device is empty.

A device that stops hitting may only need a charge. Our troubleshooting guide covers the common fixes.

Value Beyond the Numbers

Cost per puff is not the whole story. Each device also earns its keep in other ways.

The Ultra II won Best Disposable Vape at the Vaping360 Awards 2025.
The Pix earned Product of the Decade at the 2025 Vapouround Global Awards.
It also won Platinum at the Muse Design Awards 2025, while the Flex took Gold.
Versed Vaper named the Ultra II, Flex and Pix among the best disposables of 2025.

So even the higher-cost models bring recognized design. See the full list on our awards page.

Flavor matters too. A device you enjoy is better value than a cheaper one you never finish.

Our flavor guide and best flavors roundup can help you choose.

Planning Your Next Order

A little planning trims your spend further. Here is a simple approach we suggest to regular customers.

First, try singles until you find a flavor you would happily finish five times.
Next, move that flavor to a 5-pack for roughly 7% to 8% savings.
If you use a Flex, switch to the 10-pack once you know your pod type.
Then skip accessories unless you need them, since any USB-C cable works.
Finally, check your state’s shipping rules before you build a large order.

Following these steps keeps waste low and your cost per puff near the best figures above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest Nexa device?

The Ultra 50K and InvisaCloud tie at $13.49 at the time of writing. Both give up to 50,000 puffs.

Which device costs the least per puff?

The Ultra and InvisaCloud 5-packs work out to about $2.50 per 10,000 puffs.

Also, Visible Pods in a 10-pack match that figure.

Why is the Ultra II the most expensive disposable?

It is the newest 50K model. It adds Juicy Lock, a Crystal Tank, a 900 mAh battery and dark mode.

Why does the Nexa vape price differ between stores?

Shipping, taxes, compliance costs and stock age all play a part. However, very low listings deserve extra caution.

Is the Flex Starter Bundle worth it?

For new Flex users, yes. It saves $5.96 compared with the kit and four single pods.

Also, it gives you five pods to try before you commit to a 10-pack.

Do pods cost less than disposables?

Per puff, Visible Pods beat the Ultra II and Pix. Only the Ultra and InvisaCloud cost less as singles.

Meanwhile, Cool Pods land close to the Ultra II.

Remember, though, that you need a Flex device first.

Shop With Clear Costs

Now you know how every Nexa vape price in our store compares on value.

Browse all disposables, the Flex range and our bundles.

Also, see the comparison hub if you are still choosing a device. We ship to adults 21+ in discreet packaging.

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