ELF Bar FS70K Review: All 20 Flavours and 3 Power Modes
ELF Bar doesn't sell one high-puff disposable — it sells several, at overlapping price points, and the names alone (FS70K, BC Pro 80K) don't tell you which one is actually the better buy. The FS70K's case is the widest flavour lineup of the three and three selectable power modes, in a device that's priced right in the middle of the family.
ELF Bar FS70K at a glance
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Rated puffs | Up to 70,000 (manufacturer rating) |
| E-liquid | 20 mL pre-filled |
| Power modes | Normal, Smooth, Turbo |
| Battery | 850 mAh, USB-C charging |
| Display | E-liquid and battery level |
| Airflow | Adjustable |
| Nicotine | 20 mg (Canadian legal maximum) |
| Flavours at VapeBest | 20 |
| Price | $23.85 – $43.99 depending on flavour and province (most at $43.99) |
| Cost per 1,000 rated puffs | ~$0.63 at full price |
As with every disposable in this range: 70,000 is a lab rating, not a promise. It comes from short, uniform test draws, so your real total depends on draw length and how hard you run the device. Use it to compare devices tested the same way, not as a countdown.
Three power modes, one device
Normal, Smooth, and Turbo are switchable on the fly rather than fixed at purchase, which is the FS70K's actual differentiator over a plain single-setting disposable. Turbo pulls harder for a denser cloud and stronger throat hit at the cost of battery and e-liquid life; Smooth is the middle ground; Normal is closest to a standard low-wattage disposable draw. None of this is measurable from outside the device, so treat it as a real feature you can use, not a number to compare against competitors.
The practical trade-off is straightforward: run Turbo consistently and you'll burn through the 20 mL faster than the rated 70,000-puff figure would suggest, the same way any adjustable-wattage device trades runtime for intensity. If getting close to the rated puff count matters more to you than throat hit, Normal or Smooth mode is the one to leave it on by default.
All 20 flavours
Razz Cherry Ice, Sakura Grape Ice, Sour Blue Razz Ice, Strawberry Ice, Strawberry Banana Ice
Mango Ice, Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava Ice, Pineapple Peach Mango Ice, Coconut Strawberry Ice, Sour Pineapple Ice, Sour Strawberry Dragon Fruit Ice, Peach, Sour Peach Ice
Apple Ice, Banana Ice, Classic Ice, Watermelon Ice, Pink Lemon Ice
Miami Mint, Tobacco
Eighteen of the twenty flavours are fruit-based; Miami Mint and Tobacco are the only departures. Most flavours are iced — Peach and Tobacco are the exceptions if you want something without the cooling finish.
Five flavours — Peach, Pink Lemon Ice, Sour Pineapple Ice, Tobacco, and Watermelon Ice — currently carry real stock at a reduced price in most provinces (as low as $23.85), while the rest of the lineup is priced at $43.99 with no displayed inventory but still orderable under our continue-selling policy. If price matters more than a specific flavour, those five are worth checking first.
FS70K vs. the rest of the ELF Bar high-puff lineup
| Device | Rated puffs | Typical price | Per 1,000 puffs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elf Bar MoonNight 70K | 70,000 | $32.72* | ~$0.47* |
| Elf Bar FS70K | 70,000 | $43.99 | ~$0.63 |
| Elf Bar BC Pro 80K | 80,000 | $47.99 | ~$0.60 |
*MoonNight 70K's Ontario/Quebec price is currently running below its Alberta/Manitoba price ($43.99) — treat $32.72 as a current promotional rate, not a fixed baseline.
At full sticker price, the FS70K is the most expensive per rated puff of ELF Bar's three high-capacity disposables at VapeBest right now — both the BC Pro 80K (more puffs for a bit more money) and the MoonNight 70K (at its current price) beat it on cost per puff. What the FS70K brings that neither of the other two has is the switchable power mode and the widest flavour count of the three at 20.
Who it suits
Good fit
You want to switch draw intensity depending on the moment (Turbo for a stronger hit, Normal to stretch battery and liquid) and want the biggest flavour menu among ELF Bar's high-puff options. The discounted five flavours are also a reasonable buy if any of them suit your taste.
Poor fit
You're shopping on cost per puff alone — the BC Pro 80K and, at its current price, the MoonNight 70K both work out cheaper. If you don't care about switching power modes, that feature isn't worth paying a premium for on its own.
Shop it: the full ELF Bar collection, or every disposable vape we carry in Canada.
Frequently asked questions
Almost certainly not exactly — that figure comes from short, uniform lab draws. Longer, harder draws (especially on Turbo mode) use more e-liquid per puff and cut the real total. Use the rating to compare devices tested the same way, not as a guaranteed count.
Normal, Smooth, and Turbo change draw intensity and cloud density on the fly. Turbo hits harder but drains the battery and e-liquid faster; Normal is closest to a standard disposable draw. You switch between them on the device itself, not at checkout.
No, not at full price. Both the BC Pro 80K and the MoonNight 70K (at its current price) cost less per 1,000 rated puffs. Five FS70K flavours are currently discounted, which changes the math for those specific options.
Yes. The 850 mAh battery uses USB-C and, like any device in this puff range, will need at least one recharge before the e-liquid runs out — sooner if you run it on Turbo.
Yes, we ship across Canada including Quebec. Provincial flavour rules differ, so the selection available to you may be narrower than the full 20.
Peach, Pink Lemon Ice, Sour Pineapple Ice, Tobacco, and Watermelon Ice currently have real inventory left from an earlier shipment, priced to move that stock. The other fifteen flavours are at full price and awaiting restock, though all 20 remain orderable.
The short version
The FS70K isn't the cheapest way to 70,000 puffs in ELF Bar's own lineup, let alone across the store — the BC Pro 80K and the currently-discounted MoonNight 70K both beat it on cost per puff. What it offers instead is the widest flavour selection of the three (20 options) and switchable power modes you control on the device. If either of those matters more to you than shaving cents per puff, it's the pick; if not, look at its two siblings first.
