The Fume Extra is the smallest step in the Fume range: a prefilled, draw-activated disposable with 6mL of 5% nicotine salt, an 850mAh battery, and a rating of about 1,500 puffs. There is nothing to set up. This Fume Extra review covers what you get, how it stacks up against the Fume Ultra in a side-by-side table, which flavors to try, and how long it really lasts. Find it on the Fume Extra product page or browse all Fume vapes.
The 30-Second Verdict
- What it is: a small, simple 1,500 puff disposable with a huge flavor menu.
- Best for: trying a flavor, a short trip, or a backup device.
- Pick the Ultra instead if: you want about two-thirds more puffs from the same kind of device.
- Trade-offs: short lifespan, 5% only, no screen, and charging details that vary by listing.
Fume Extra at a Glance
| Spec | Fume Extra |
|---|---|
| Puff rating | About 1,500 |
| E-liquid | 6mL prefilled |
| Nicotine | 5% salt (50mg/mL) |
| Battery | 850mAh |
| Activation | Draw-activated, no buttons |
| Airflow | Fixed |
| Screen | None |
| Flavors at iVape | 63 options |
Fume Extra vs Fume Ultra vs Infinity Plus 4500
These three are the classic Fume disposables, and they share the same basic idea: prefilled, draw-activated, 5% nicotine, no settings. The difference is size. Here they are side by side, using the specs on each iVape listing:
| Feature | Fume Extra | Fume Ultra | Fume Infinity Plus 4500 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rated puffs | 1,500 | 2,500 | 4,500 |
| E-liquid | 6mL | 8mL | 12mL |
| Battery | 850mAh | 1,000mAh | 1,500mAh |
| Nicotine | 5% salt | 5% salt | 5% salt |
| Rated puffs per mL | About 250 | About 312 | About 375 |
| Airflow | Fixed | Fixed | Fixed |
| Display | None | None | LED |
| Best for | Trying flavors, short use | A week or so of regular use | The longest life of the three |
Two things stand out. First, the Ultra gives you about 1,000 more rated puffs from only 2mL more e-liquid, so each step up stretches the tank further on paper. Second, the draw and the hardware idea do not change between the Extra and the Ultra, so you are mostly choosing between a smaller device and a longer-lasting one. Our Fume Ultra review covers the middle model in detail.
Extra or Ultra: Which Should You Buy?
| Pick the Extra if you | Pick the Fume Ultra if you |
|---|---|
| Want to test a new flavor without committing to a big device | Already know the flavor you like |
| Need a small backup for a trip or a night out | Want fewer replacements over a week |
| Want the lowest upfront price in the range | Care more about cost per puff than upfront price |
If neither is enough, the Fume Infinity Plus 4500 adds a bigger tank and an LED display. For a different class of device with modes and a screen, read our Fume Pro 30K review.
Is the Fume Extra Rechargeable?
This is the detail to check. The iVape description says the Extra needs no charging accessories and that its battery is built to last the full tank. The spec table on the same page lists a USB-C port. Retailer listings for the Extra mostly describe it as pre-charged and do not mention recharging at all.
The simplest check is physical: look at the base of your device. If there is a USB-C port, you can top it up. If there is no port, use it until it is empty and replace it. Never open a device or try to charge one that has no port. If it starts blinking and will not fire, read why your vape is blinking.
Draw and Nicotine
The Extra is draw-activated: inhale and it fires. There is no button, no mode, and no airflow dial, so every puff is the same. The draw is set by the device, which suits people who want something simple.
It comes in 5% nicotine salt (50mg/mL) only. Nicotine salt feels smoother at high strength than freebase nicotine, but 5% is still strong. Nicotine is addictive at any strength. For more on what the percentage means, read our guide to nicotine in a vape. If you want a lighter Fume, the Fume Hookah 20K comes in 2%.
Fume Extra Flavors
The flavor menu is the Extra's biggest strength: iVape lists 63 options across fruit, ice and mint, candy, dessert, beverage, and tobacco. A few picks from the listing:
- Strawberry Banana: the classic fruit pairing
- Blue Razz: sweet, tangy blue raspberry
- Mango: a straight mango
- Pink Lemonade: tart and sweet citrus
- Mint Ice: a cooling mint
- Rainbow Candy: a mixed fruit candy blend
- Cuban Tobacco: a rich, classic tobacco profile
Because the Extra is small, it is a low-risk way to try a flavor before buying it in a bigger device. Stock moves fast, so the Flavor menu on the product page shows what is available today. Browse more in our fruity, mint and ice, and tobacco collections.
How Long Does a Fume Extra Last?
The rating is a ceiling, so treat this as simple math at about 1,500 puffs:
- 200 puffs a day: about a week
- 500 puffs a day: about 3 days
- 1,000 puffs a day: about a day and a half
Long draws bring that down. A burnt or papery taste, weak vapor, or a blinking light are signs it is done. Our guide on how to tell if a disposable vape is almost empty covers the signs.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Small and light, with nothing to set up
- One of the largest flavor menus in the store, with 63 options
- Low upfront price, which makes it easy to try a flavor
- Includes tobacco and dessert options, not just fruit and ice
Cons
- About 1,500 puffs, so heavy users will go through it in days
- 5% only
- No screen, so you cannot see battery or e-liquid level
- Charging details vary between listings
- Fewer rated puffs per mL than the Ultra or Infinity Plus
Who Should Buy the Fume Extra?
- You want to try a new flavor without committing to a large device
- You need a small backup or a travel device
- You want the simplest possible disposable
- You are comfortable with 5% nicotine salt
Skip it if you vape heavily or want a screen. In that case, look at the Fume Ultra, the Infinity Plus 4500, or the full Fume range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Fume Extra?
The Fume Extra is a small, prefilled, draw-activated disposable rated for about 1,500 puffs. It holds 6mL of 5% nicotine salt and runs on an 850mAh battery. It has no buttons, no screen, and no airflow adjustment.
How many puffs does the Fume Extra last?
It is rated for about 1,500 puffs. At 200 puffs a day that is roughly a week, and heavier use shortens it. Long draws bring the real number down.
Is the Fume Extra rechargeable?
Listings are not consistent. The iVape description says it needs no charging accessories, while the spec table lists a USB-C port. The 850mAh battery is sized to last the 6mL tank, so check the base of your device: if there is no port, use it until it is empty.
What is the difference between the Fume Extra and the Fume Ultra?
Both are simple, draw-activated 5% disposables from Fume. The Ultra steps up from the Extra's 1,500 puffs, 6mL, and 850mAh to 2,500 puffs, 8mL, and 1,000mAh. The Extra is the smaller, cheaper option, and the Ultra lasts longer per device.
What nicotine strength is the Fume Extra?
5% nicotine salt, which is 50mg/mL. There is no lower strength. Nicotine is addictive at any strength.
What flavors does the Fume Extra come in?
iVape lists 63 Fume Extra options across fruit, ice and mint, candy, dessert, beverage, and tobacco. Picks include Strawberry Banana, Blue Razz, Mango, Mint Ice, Pink Lemonade, Rainbow Candy, and Cuban Tobacco. Check the Flavor menu for current stock.
Does the Fume Extra have a tobacco flavor?
Yes. Cuban Tobacco is one of the listed picks, which makes the Extra a small, low-commitment way to try a tobacco disposable.
Why is my Fume Extra blinking?
On a small disposable like this one, a blinking light usually means the battery is low or the e-liquid is used up. If your device has no charging port and blinks when you draw, it has most likely reached the end of its life.
This article is for general informational purposes only. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. Intended for adults 21+ only.
