Fume Infinity Plus Review: The Upgraded Fume, Tested

Fume built its reputation on the Extra and Ultra - simple, reliable disposables that sold by the millions. The Fume Infinity Plus is the next step: it takes everything that worked about the Ultra, adds an LED display, fixes the old leaking problem, and rolls the best flavors from both earlier lines into one device.

This Fume Infinity Plus review covers the hardware, the LED screen, how it compares to the Ultra, all 42 flavors, and whether it earns its budget-friendly $12.78 price. Here is the honest take.

Specs

The upgrade from the Fume Ultra

To understand the Infinity Plus, you have to know where it came from. Fume's lineup evolved through the Extra, then the Ultra, and now the Infinity Plus - each one improving on the last. The Infinity Plus is essentially a new and improved Ultra, and it makes three meaningful changes.

First, it adds an LED display that the Ultra never had - showing battery and e-liquid levels at a glance. Second, Fume improved the engineering to stop the e-liquid spitting that occasionally affected the Extra and Ultra; reviewers consistently note the Infinity does not "spit" juice into your mouth, a real quality-of-life fix. Third, it consolidates the best-selling flavors from both the Extra and Ultra lines into a single 42-flavor menu, so you get the proven hits in one device.

The LED display

The headline feature is the LED screen. On a 4,500-puff budget device, a display is not a given - many disposables in this tier are opaque with no way to check your levels. The Infinity Plus shows both battery charge and e-liquid remaining, so you know exactly when to recharge and when the device is genuinely running low.

This solves the most common annoyance with simpler disposables: guessing. Instead of waiting for the flavor to fade or a burnt hit to warn you, you can glance at the screen. For a device at this price, the LED display is a genuine value-add and one of the main reasons to pick the Fume Infinity Plus vape over a plain disposable.

Hardware and performance

The Infinity Plus pairs a 1,500mAh USB-C rechargeable battery with a 12mL pre-filled pod - a large e-liquid capacity for the 4,500-puff class. The rechargeable battery matters: 12mL of juice outlasts a single charge, so without the USB-C port you would never reach the full puff count. With it, the battery lasts the whole tank.

The draw is smooth and draw-activated - no buttons, just inhale. Fume's airflow has always been a strong point, and the Infinity Plus delivers a satisfying 5% nicotine hit with consistent vapor. The Fume Infinity Plus vape is compact, pocketable, and lightweight, staying true to Fume's minimalist design language. There is no adjustable airflow or power modes here - this is a simple, no-fuss device, and that is the point.

Fume Infinity Plus flavors

With 42 flavors pulling from the best of the Extra and Ultra lines, the Infinity Plus has one of the broadest menus in its class. The range covers fruit, menthol, candy, and beverage profiles, plus a Clear unflavored option. Here are the standouts.

Top picks

• Black Ice - Bold blackcurrant and dark berries with an icy menthol finish. A Fume signature and consistently the best-seller. Start here.
• Pina Colada - Tropical pineapple and creamy coconut, like the beach cocktail. A standout for anyone who likes smooth, sweet, tropical profiles.
• Strawberry Banana - A smooth, classic fusion of ripe banana and sweet strawberry. Easy, crowd-pleasing, all-day vape.
• Banana Ice - Creamy banana layered with a cool menthol chill. One of the most popular ice flavors in the lineup.

Fruit and candy

• Apple Skittles - Crisp green apple with a sweet rainbow-candy twist.
• Strawberry Watermelon - A juicy classic fruit duo, sweet and refreshing.
• Blueberry Guava - Tropical guava meets ripe blueberry for a fruity fusion.
• Cotton Candy - Light, fluffy, carnival-style sweetness.

Menthol and ice

• Cherry Black Ice - Dark cherries and blackcurrant with a frosty exhale.
• Summer Black Ice - Bold summer fruits with a refreshing menthol undertone.
• Lush Mint - A clean, refreshing icy mint for menthol purists.
• Blueberry Mint - Sweet blueberry balanced with cool mint.

Real-world puff count and value

The 4,500-puff rating is an approximate figure based on the 12mL tank. With natural draws, expect around 3,500-4,000 real-world puffs. At roughly 300 puffs per day, that is about 12-13 days per device - solid for a budget disposable.

On value, the Infinity Plus makes a strong case. At $12.78 (down from $15.98), you are getting a brand-name device with an LED display, 12mL of juice, and 42 flavors - features that cheaper, plainer disposables skip. The screen alone sets it apart at this price.

Pros and cons

Verdict

The Fume Infinity Plus does exactly what an upgrade should: it keeps what made the Ultra popular and fixes its weaknesses. The LED display is a genuine value-add at this price, the leak fix is a real engineering improvement, and the 42-flavor menu pulls together Fume's proven hits. For a budget disposable, it punches above its weight.

It is not chasing the puff-count arms race - 4,500 puffs is modest by today's standards - but it is not trying to. This is a clean, reliable, affordable device for vapers who value simplicity, flavor variety, and the convenience of a level screen. At $12.78, it is easy to recommend.

Start with Black Ice or Pina Colada. Browse the full Fume vapes lineup for every flavor, or if you want more longevity, the SEA XS 15000 at $11.49 offers more puffs at a similar price. Compare value across tiers in our disposable vape price guide.

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