Nova Vape Reviews: Nova Original, Nova Blue Razz Steezy & More

Nova-branded disposables keep showing up in regular retail rotations, and the feature set looks unusually tech-forward for this category. A large screen, three modes, and a long puff claim tend to change how people actually use a disposable.

I wanted a lineup-style review instead of a single-device blurb. That approach lets real differences show up, even when the underlying hardware stays similar. Flavor direction, draw feel, and day-to-day reliability still split devices into winners and “only for a certain kind of user.”

Our VapePicks testing workflow stays consistent. I run daily carry, charging checks, and leak control. Marcus pushes longer sessions and watches heat behavior under higher output. Jamal focuses on pocket carry, short pulls, and convenience drift.

Product Overview

Device Pros Cons Ideal For Price Overall Score
MR FOG NOVA 36K Core Edition Big screen, stable draw, strong menthol options Large body, sweetener creep in some flavors Adult users who want a high-capacity disposable 19.99–31.99 4.4
MR FOG NOVA 36K Blue Razz Steezy Edition Bright fruit blends, lively top-notes Some flavors feel sharp in TURBO Flavor chasers who like bold fruit $29.99 4.3
MR FOG NOVA 36K Apple Steezy Clean apple backbone, less perfumy Narrow flavor range Adults who want crisp fruit without candy overload Market-varies 4.2
MR FOG NOVA 36K Banana Steezy Soft, dessert-leaning draw Banana can flatten late-life Adults who prefer creamy profiles Market-varies 4.1
MR FOG NOVA 36K Popup Series Novelty profiles, soda-style draws Some mixes fatigue fast Adults bored by standard fruit-ice menus Market-varies 4.0
MR FOG NOVA 36K Bubble Gang Nostalgic candy profile, easy draw Sweetness builds quickly Adults who like candy-style fruit Market-varies 4.0

Device-family specs referenced for NOVA include 20 mL e-liquid capacity, 900 mAh battery, 2.01-inch TFT screen, adjustable airflow, and three modes (ECO/BOOST/TURBO).

Testing Team Takeaways

I kept coming back to the screen and the mode switch. With this kind of disposable, behavior changes. Short pulls happen more often, since the device feels “managed.” The airflow slider also mattered more than expected. A small change shifted throat feel, and then it changed flavor definition. During commutes and work breaks, I noticed a consistent pattern: ECO held a steady, calm draw, while TURBO pushed sweetness forward and made cooling agents feel louder. “ECO is where the flavor actually reads like a recipe,” I wrote in my notes after a long day of pocket carry.

Marcus treated the NOVA lineup like a stress test. Longer pulls, repeated sessions, and mode flipping exposed where heat sits. In BOOST and TURBO, the body stayed reasonable, yet the mouthpiece area felt warmer after a chain of pulls. He also tracked “taste drift.” Some fruit blends stayed clean, while candy profiles got sticky and dull late-life. “It stays stable, but the sweetener climbs,” he said after a high-frequency evening run.

Jamal’s experience leaned on carry comfort and quick use. The shell shape and screen made the device feel less disposable in-hand, yet the size still dominated pocket reality. In gym-bag carry, he watched for lint around the mouthpiece and slider movement. The draw stayed consistent, and accidental firing did not show up, since activation is draw-based. “I can throw it in my pocket, but it’s not invisible,” he said, which fit the whole lineup.

Dr. Adrian Walker reviewed language, labeling patterns, and risk framing. He pushed for clean separation between subjective throat feel and any health meaning. He also flagged how “smooth” language can accidentally imply safety. His guidance stayed narrow: nicotine products remain adult-only, dependence risk remains real, and persistent irritation belongs in clinical evaluation, not device swapping.

Nova Vape Vapes Comparison Chart

Spec / Metric NOVA 36K Core Blue Razz Steezy Edition Apple Steezy Banana Steezy Popup Series Bubble Gang
Device type Disposable Disposable Disposable Disposable Disposable Disposable
Puff claim Up to 36,000 (mode-dependent) Same family Same family Same family Same family Same family
Nicotine range Commonly 5% retail Market varies Market varies Market varies Market varies Market varies
Activation Draw-activated Draw-activated Draw-activated Draw-activated Draw-activated Draw-activated
Battery 900 mAh 900 mAh 900 mAh 900 mAh 900 mAh 900 mAh
E-liquid 20 mL 20 mL 20 mL 20 mL 20 mL 20 mL
Screen TFT color display TFT color display TFT color display TFT color display TFT color display TFT color display
Modes ECO / BOOST / TURBO ECO / BOOST / TURBO ECO / BOOST / TURBO ECO / BOOST / TURBO ECO / BOOST / TURBO ECO / BOOST / TURBO
Airflow Adjustable Adjustable Adjustable Adjustable Adjustable Adjustable
Coil / heating Dual-core heating family Same family Same family Same family Same family Same family
Flavor performance High, especially fruit-ice Very high, fruit-forward High, crisp fruit Medium-high, creamy Medium, novelty Medium, candy-heavy
Throat hit feel Medium to firm in TURBO Medium to sharp in TURBO Medium, clean Medium, soft Medium, varies Medium, sweet
Vapor production High in TURBO High in TURBO High in TURBO High in TURBO High in TURBO High in TURBO
Leak resistance Good with normal carry Good with normal carry Good with normal carry Good with normal carry Good with normal carry Good with normal carry
Ease of use High High High High High High

Baseline NOVA specs and the 2.01-inch TFT display are widely described across MR FOG materials and major retail listings.

What We Tested and How We Tested It

Our scoring comes from direct use observations. Flavor accuracy stayed tied to how clearly a mix reads across short pulls and longer pulls. Throat hit stayed framed as a subjective sensation. No scoring treated throat feel as a health measure.

Vapor production was checked in ECO, then in TURBO, with airflow moved in small steps. Airflow smoothness was judged by noise, resistance, and how evenly vapor starts at the beginning of a pull. Battery behavior was tracked through routine charging, charge-time reality, and how the device behaves near low battery.

Leak and condensation control relied on pocket carry, mouthpiece wipes, and checks around the airflow slider. Build quality was judged by shell flex, mouthpiece fit, and port stability during repeated charging. Ease of use covered mode switching, screen clarity, and how much attention the device demands in daily carry. Portability covered pocket feel, weight impression, and how often the device gets left behind.

All observations remain usage-based. None of them replace medical evaluation or individual care.

Nova Vape Vapes: Our Testing Experience

MR FOG NOVA 36K Core Edition The Mode-Switch Workhorse

Our Testing Experience

A lot of disposables get tested like snacks. This one got treated like a daily tool. In my routine, the NOVA Core rotated through commutes, work breaks, and late-night desk sessions. The screen changed how I checked it. Instead of guessing, I watched battery and liquid levels, then made choices. ECO became my default, since the draw stayed calm and the flavor stayed readable. BOOST came out during outdoor walks, where airflow noise mattered less. TURBO got saved for short bursts, since sweetness and cooling jump forward fast.

Marcus handled the heavy-use side. He ran longer sessions, then toggled TURBO, looking for heat creep. Body warmth stayed controlled, yet the mouthpiece area felt noticeably warmer after repeated pulls. He also watched the “end-of-day” effect, when sweet fruit mixes can smear together. “It’s still firing clean, but the top note is fading,” he said after a high-output stretch.

Jamal treated it like a pocket object first. The size made itself known. In jeans pockets, it printed more than a slim stick device. Still, the shell felt sturdy, and the mouthpiece stayed comfortable during short pulls while walking. He also checked for pocket lint. The mouthpiece shape kept most lint out, but a quick wipe stayed necessary after gym-bag carry. “It survives the bag, but it wants a wipe,” he said after a full day of movement.

Dr. Walker’s input stayed on guardrails. He focused on labeling language and on keeping “smooth” talk from drifting into safety talk. He also reminded that nicotine remains addictive, and that persistent cough or chest discomfort should be evaluated clinically, not managed by device swapping.

Hardware baseline for the NOVA 36K Core is widely listed as 20 mL, 900 mAh, three modes, adjustable airflow, and a 2.01-inch TFT screen.

Draw Experience & Flavors

The Core Edition flavors tend to sit in the fruit-ice and mint lane. That lane can hide sloppy blending, since menthol can cover rough edges. With the NOVA Core, the draw starts smooth in ECO, then thickens in TURBO. Airflow positioning mattered. With airflow tighter, flavor definition sharpened, while throat feel got firmer. With airflow open, the draw got quieter and softer, though the flavor edges blurred.

Sour Lemon Blue Razz Ice read like a sharp candy shell first, then a cold back-end. On inhale, the lemon hits early, bright and slightly acidic in feel. The blue raspberry shows up mid-draw, more candy than fruit. In TURBO, the cooling agent rises and pushes the lemon into a louder “zing.” Marcus called it “a bright slap that stays stable,” and that fits. It stayed consistent across long sessions, but it also fatigued faster than softer flavors.

Blue Rancher Ice leaned into blue candy with a colder tail. The inhale feels rounder than the lemon-blue-razz mix. It carries a syrupy sweetness that sits on the tongue after the exhale. In ECO, it stays easy and predictable. In TURBO, it becomes more intense, and the sweetness can feel heavy late-day. Jamal noted “that candy aftertaste sticks around on short pulls,” especially during quick hits between errands.

Blue Raspberry Peach Ice felt more layered. Peach shows up late, like a soft fuzzy finish. Blue raspberry leads, then peach lifts it away from pure candy. In tighter airflow, the peach reads clearer. In open airflow, the blue note dominates. I wrote “this one stays interesting longer,” since the flavor has movement instead of a single loud note.

Strawberry Mango Ice is the more “rounded” tropical option. Mango tends to get perfumy in disposables. Here, it stayed more like a ripe mango candy than floral. Strawberry sits under it, sweet and familiar. In BOOST, the mango thickens, and the cooling becomes cleaner. In TURBO, it turns into a punchy, cold tropical draw, which Marcus liked during long pulls. He said “it keeps up without tasting burnt,” which matters for heavy users.

Wintergreen behaved differently than fruit-ice. The inhale feels crisp and mint-forward, with a clean medicinal edge. It also leaves the mouth feeling “cool” longer. During commutes, it stayed the easiest flavor to pick up, take two short pulls, and put away. Jamal described it as “the one that doesn’t fight me,” since it avoids syrupy buildup.

Polar Ice is straight cold. It’s less about taste, more about sensation. In ECO, it’s tolerable. In TURBO, it becomes aggressive. Marcus used it as a palate reset after candy flavors, but he capped pulls short. “That’s a strong chill, not a flavor,” he said, and the device delivered exactly that kind of hit.

Best draw experience among these came from Blue Raspberry Peach Ice and Strawberry Mango Ice. They held interest longer. Sour Lemon Blue Razz Ice stayed the punchiest option, yet it tired out faster.

Core flavor options, modes, and the NOVA 36K platform details are consistent across MR FOG and major retail listings.

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
Stable draw across modes Size feels bulky in pockets
Screen helps track battery and liquid Sweet flavors can dull late-life
Airflow slider gives real control TURBO can amplify sharpness
Strong menthol and mint options Candy profiles can leave buildup
Charging feels quick for the class Not discreet in small pockets

KEY SPECS & FLAVORS

  • Price: commonly 19.99–31.99, market-dependent
  • Device Type: disposable
  • Nicotine Strength Options: commonly 5% in many retail listings
  • Activation Method: draw-activated
  • Battery Capacity: 900 mAh
  • Charging Port and Estimated Charge Time: USB-C; MR FOG materials describe fast charging and ~59 minutes to full in some references
  • Coil Type/Resistance: dual-core heating; resistance commonly listed around 0.4 ohm on retail listings
  • Tank/Pod Capacity: 20 mL prefilled
  • Airflow Style and Adjustability: adjustable airflow slider
  • Screen: TFT display; 2.01-inch is commonly cited
  • Modes: ECO / BOOST / TURBO
  • Build Materials: translucent shell design is described by MR FOG
  • Safety Features: overcharge protection is referenced in MR FOG materials
  • Flavors available for this core menu (commonly listed): Blue Rancher Ice, Blue Raspberry Peach Ice, Blueberry Watermelon Ice, Cherry Watermelon Ice, Clear, Grape Bubble Gang, Polar Ice, Sour Apple Ice, Sour Lemon Blue Razz Ice, Strawberry Ice, Strawberry Mango Ice, Triple Berry Ice, Wintergreen

Review Score

Metric Score Remarks
Flavor 4.4 Layered blends stayed readable in ECO, with solid definition in tight airflow.
Throat Hit 4.3 TURBO adds firmness fast; mint options feel punchy without harsh spikes.
Vapor Production 4.5 TURBO output feels dense, with steady ramp-up on longer pulls.
Airflow/Draw 4.4 Slider changes resistance clearly; draw noise stays controlled in mid settings.
Battery Life 4.4 Screen-guided use helps; ECO stretches practical runtime during carry.
Leak Resistance 4.4 Pocket carry stayed clean; only light condensation showed around the mouthpiece.
Build Quality 4.5 Shell feels sturdy; charging port stays stable through repeated plugs.
Ease of Use 4.6 Mode switching and screen clarity reduce guesswork during daily use.
Portability 3.9 Carry comfort is fine, yet the device remains bulky in smaller pockets.

Overall Score: 4.4

MR FOG NOVA 36K Blue Razz Steezy Edition The Bright-Fruit Showoff

Our Testing Experience

This edition lives and dies on fruit clarity. Blue-leaning profiles can turn syrupy fast, and the device’s higher modes can amplify that problem. During my daily use, I treated ECO as the “calibration mode.” If a flavor reads clean there, it usually holds up. BOOST became the practical sweet spot for outdoor walks. TURBO turned into a short-hit option, used when I wanted a quick, loud flavor.

Marcus went straight at TURBO. He treats sharp fruit as a stressor, since harshness shows up faster under higher output. Heat remained controlled, but the throat feel got sharper on certain blends. He tracked coil taste drift through repeated pulls. “It’s strong early, then it gets pointy,” he said on a sour-leaning option, which fits the way blue-candy profiles behave.

Jamal’s notes focused on “grab-and-go” satisfaction. For short sessions, this edition works. Flavor pops quickly, and then it lingers. That lingering can be good, yet it can also feel sticky after a few hours. He kept a water bottle nearby and noticed the device felt better after a palate reset. “Two pulls feels perfect, five pulls feels sugary,” he said, which describes the whole Steezy angle.

Dr. Walker stayed in the lane of caution language. He flagged any phrasing that could imply “clean” equals “safe.” He also reminded that stronger throat sensation often leads users to self-adjust, either by shortening pulls or opening airflow. That behavior is real, and it belongs in a review without turning it into advice about health outcomes.

The Blue Razz Steezy Edition is sold as a NOVA 36K variant, with the same general platform features described for NOVA devices.

Draw Experience & Flavors

I approached this like a flavor flight. Airflow stayed mid-open first, then tighter for definition checks. In ECO, the draw starts smooth, with a clean ramp. In TURBO, sweetness and cooling rise quickly, and the throat feel can tighten.

Very Cherry reads like red candy, not fresh fruit. The inhale feels thick and sweet. Mid-draw, a tart edge shows up, then the exhale leaves a syrupy cherry note behind the molars. In TURBO, that tart edge becomes sharper, and Marcus called it “a bright bite that borders on sharp.” The fix, in practice, was airflow open and shorter pulls.

Dragonfruit leaned softer. On inhale, it starts as a mild tropical sweetness, then turns slightly floral. In tighter airflow, the fruit becomes clearer, while the floral edge gets stronger. Jamal liked it during short sessions. “It’s smooth, and it doesn’t shout,” he said, especially when the device stayed in ECO.

Peach Ice can go perfumy in disposables. Here, the peach felt more like peach candy. The ice finish stays clean and cold. On inhale, peach sits up front, then cooling takes the back. In TURBO, the cooling becomes the headline, and the peach gets pushed under it. I wrote “BOOST is the balanced setting,” since peach stays present there.

Pineapple leaned sharp and juicy. The inhale brings a tart pineapple note, then a sweet candy finish. On longer pulls, the tart note can feel a little scratchy in TURBO. Marcus kept it in BOOST and said “it holds up as long as I don’t overcook it.” That’s a real behavior in mode-based disposables.

Blackberry felt deeper than most. It starts dark and jammy, then turns sweet. In ECO, it reads like berry syrup. In TURBO, it becomes candy-heavy. Jamal liked it most with airflow open, since the draw becomes softer and the berry feels less sticky.

Triple Mango is bold and thick. Mango can dominate everything, and it did. On inhale, it’s ripe mango candy, with a heavy mouth coating. After several sessions, palate fatigue showed up faster than on lighter blends. I wrote “great for a hit, not for all day.” Marcus agreed and said “it’s powerful, but it’s not subtle.”

Best draw experience came from Dragonfruit and Peach Ice. They stayed smoother across settings. Very Cherry delivers the strongest punch, yet it needs restraint.

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
Loud fruit flavor on short pulls Some flavors sharpen in TURBO
Good mode control for tuning Sweetness builds through the day
Works well for quick sessions Palate fatigue on heavy profiles
Cooling feels clean, not muddy Less subtle than the Core menu

KEY SPECS & FLAVORS

  • Price: commonly around $29.99 in some retail listings
  • Device Type: disposable
  • Battery / Liquid / Screen / Modes: NOVA 36K platform set
  • Activation: draw-activated
  • Airflow: adjustable
  • Flavor direction: “Steezy” fruit-focused menu (examples shown in listings and MR FOG series positioning)
  • Flavors available for this Steezy-style menu can vary by retailer; common Steezy names appear across NOVA variant lists (examples include Peach Pineapple Steezy, Strawberry Lemon Steezy, Apple Grape Steezy, and others).

Review Score

Metric Score Remarks
Flavor 4.5 Bright top-notes pop fast; fruit blends read clearly in ECO and BOOST.
Throat Hit 4.1 TURBO can feel sharp on sour profiles; airflow tuning helps.
Vapor Production 4.5 Dense output in TURBO with consistent ramp on long pulls.
Airflow/Draw 4.3 Slider provides real tuning; tight airflow boosts definition.
Battery Life 4.2 High-output use drains faster; ECO keeps it practical.
Leak Resistance 4.3 Normal carry stayed clean; condensation stayed manageable.
Build Quality 4.4 Platform feels solid; screen and shell feel durable.
Ease of Use 4.6 Mode control is simple; screen reduces guessing.
Portability 3.9 Same bulk reality as the Core device.

Overall Score: 4.3

MR FOG NOVA 36K Apple Steezy The Crisp-Fruit Minimalist

Our Testing Experience

Apple flavors can swing into air-freshener territory. That problem shows up fast, especially when output rises. I kept Apple Steezy in ECO for most of its testing, then used BOOST as a check for stability. The apple backbone here reads crisp, not floral. That alone made it easier to use through a whole workday.

Marcus tested it under heavier pulls to see whether apple sharpness becomes harsh. In TURBO, apple gets louder, and the throat feel tightens. He still found it stable. “It stays clean, it just gets louder,” he said, which is a fair description. Heat stayed controlled, though repeated pulls made the mouthpiece area warmer.

Jamal treated Apple Steezy as a commuter profile. Short pulls suit it. The flavor turns clear quickly, then it clears out faster than candy menus. That made it feel less sticky through the day. “This one doesn’t hang around in my mouth,” he said, and that matters for people who dislike lingering sweetness.

Dr. Walker pushed a consistency check. Words like “clean” and “fresh” can sound like reduced risk. He kept the review language focused on taste perception only. He also reminded that strong flavors can drive higher use frequency for some adults, and that behavioral pattern belongs in the reality of how devices are used.

Apple Steezy positioning and NOVA platform specs are described within MR FOG’s NOVA pages.

Draw Experience & Flavors

Apple Steezy has a smaller flavor set, yet it’s more coherent. I ran airflow mid-tight to see if apple detail holds. In ECO, the draw is crisp and controlled. In BOOST, sweetness rises, while apple sharpness stays defined.

Apple Strawberry feels like crisp apple up front, with a soft strawberry finish. The inhale gives apple first, slightly tart. Strawberry arrives mid-draw, adding sweetness. On exhale, it turns into a candy-like fruit blend, yet it avoids syrup heaviness. Jamal liked it for quick hits. “It tastes like fruit candy, not perfume,” he said.

Apple Grape reads deeper. Apple sets the front edge, then grape fills the middle like a darker candy note. In tighter airflow, grape feels richer, while apple stays sharp. In TURBO, grape sweetness can coat the mouth, and the finish lingers longer. Marcus said “this is the one that gets heavy late,” which fits the way grape concentrates.

Apple Watermelon feels lighter. Watermelon sits as a watery sweetness behind apple, and it keeps the exhale clean. In BOOST, it becomes smoother and more rounded. In TURBO, watermelon gets louder, and the apple becomes less crisp. I wrote “ECO keeps the apple honest,” since apple remains the lead note there.

To hit the flavor-flight requirement, I also cross-checked two Steezy-style apple blends commonly seen in NOVA variant lists: Apple Grape Steezy and Apple Watermelon Steezy, which align with the same pairings, just tuned more candy-forward. The draw feel stayed similar, yet sweetness rose earlier on those Steezy-coded versions.

Best draw experience came from Apple Strawberry and Apple Watermelon. Apple Grape is the bold option, yet it can feel heavy late-day.

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
Crisp apple backbone avoids floral tone Narrow flavor variety
Less sticky mouth feel than candy menus TURBO can tighten throat feel
Good “short pull” satisfaction Apple can fatigue if used all day
Coherent flavor direction Not for dessert-profile fans

KEY SPECS & FLAVORS

  • Device family: NOVA disposable platform
  • Battery / Liquid / Screen / Modes: 900 mAh, 20 mL, TFT display, ECO/BOOST/TURBO
  • Flavors shown under Apple Steezy positioning: Apple Strawberry, Apple Grape, Apple Watermelon (described via pairings on MR FOG pages)
  • Additional Apple Steezy-coded names appear in NOVA variant lists: Apple Grape Steezy, Apple Watermelon Steezy

Review Score

Metric Score Remarks
Flavor 4.3 Apple reads crisp; pairings stay clear in ECO and BOOST.
Throat Hit 4.2 Tightens in TURBO; stays controlled with airflow open.
Vapor Production 4.4 Strong in TURBO; steady ramp on longer pulls.
Airflow/Draw 4.4 Tight airflow boosts apple definition; open airflow softens hit.
Battery Life 4.3 ECO supports day use; TURBO shortens practical runtime.
Leak Resistance 4.4 Carry stayed clean; only light condensation showed.
Build Quality 4.4 Same solid platform feel; screen remains readable.
Ease of Use 4.6 Simple mode logic; easy to track status.
Portability 3.9 Bulk remains the limiting factor.

Overall Score: 4.2

MR FOG NOVA 36K Banana Steezy The Creamy Comfort Pick

Our Testing Experience

Banana in vapes often turns into candy foam. That can be pleasant, yet it can also flatten. I ran Banana Steezy through a week of evening sessions, since creamy profiles tend to feel heavier during the day. ECO gave the best balance. BOOST made it dessert-forward. TURBO became a “two pulls only” setting.

Marcus stress-tested banana for coil taste drift. Creamy profiles can reveal sweetness buildup quickly. He found the device stayed stable, but flavor complexity dropped late-life. “It’s smooth, but it turns one-note,” he said after a long stretch of repeated pulls. Heat remained controlled, though the mouthpiece area warmed after chain pulls in TURBO.

Jamal tested it in short sessions while moving. Banana can linger, and it did. That lingering felt cozy at first, then it became sticky after repeated quick hits. He used airflow more open to soften the sweetness and said “open airflow makes it feel less like syrup.”

Dr. Walker’s role stayed as guardrail. Creamy language can imply gentleness in a health sense. He kept “smooth” tied to draw feel only. He also reminded that adults often self-adjust usage when a flavor feels heavy, either by spacing sessions or switching profiles. That behavior belongs in the reality of daily use.

Banana Steezy positioning and NOVA platform specs are described within MR FOG NOVA pages.

Draw Experience & Flavors

Banana Steezy has three main pairings in MR FOG’s presentation: pure banana, strawberry banana, and watermelon banana. I expanded the flavor flight by cross-checking Banana Steezy-coded variants that show up in broader NOVA variant lists, such as Strawberry Banana Steezy. That kept the names aligned with what retailers list.

Pure Banana is creamy and direct. In ECO, it feels soft on inhale, then it leaves a mellow banana candy finish. In BOOST, sweetness rises, and the banana turns thicker. In TURBO, it can feel heavy fast. Marcus described it as “a comfort flavor that gets loud,” especially under higher output.

Strawberry Banana balances the banana foam with a brighter top note. On inhale, strawberry arrives first, then banana fills in the middle. Exhale leaves a familiar smoothie vibe. Jamal liked it most, since it feels less flat. “This one has shape,” he said after short pulls between errands.

Watermelon Banana turns lighter. Watermelon adds a watery sweetness that keeps banana from coating the mouth too much. In BOOST, it becomes a softer candy blend. In TURBO, watermelon can fade, leaving banana as the dominant note again. I wrote “ECO keeps watermelon present,” since watermelon stays clearer there.

Strawberry Banana Steezy, as shown in limited variant lists, leaned more candy-forward than the simpler pairing. The draw felt thicker, and sweetness arrived earlier in the inhale. That made it fun for short hits, yet tiring for long sessions.

To complete the 5–7 flight, I also compared against Berry Strawberry Steezy and Strawberry Mellow Man from the limited menu. Those are not banana-first, yet they provided a sweetness reference point. Banana Steezy sat “softer” than those candy mixes, which helped explain why some adults prefer it as a comfort pick.

Best draw experience came from Strawberry Banana and Watermelon Banana. Pure Banana works when a simple profile is the goal, but it can flatten over time.

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
Creamy draw feel suits short dessert sessions Flavor can flatten late-life
Pairings reduce banana “foam” effect Sweetness lingers after repeated pulls
ECO mode keeps it balanced TURBO gets heavy fast
Comfortable mouthpiece feel Not a “fresh” daytime profile

KEY SPECS & FLAVORS

  • Device family: NOVA disposable platform
  • Battery / Liquid / Screen / Modes: 900 mAh, 20 mL, TFT display, ECO/BOOST/TURBO
  • Banana Steezy flavor pairings presented by MR FOG: Watermelon Banana, Strawberry Banana, Banana
  • Banana-adjacent Steezy names also appear in limited variant lists: Strawberry Banana Steezy
  • Wider limited menu names used for comparison context: Berry Strawberry Steezy, Strawberry Mellow Man

Review Score

Metric Score Remarks
Flavor 4.1 Creamy profiles read well early; complexity drops later.
Throat Hit 4.2 Soft in ECO; gets heavier in TURBO without harsh spikes.
Vapor Production 4.4 Strong in TURBO; thick mouth feel matches dessert profile.
Airflow/Draw 4.3 Open airflow reduces syrup feel; tight airflow boosts sweetness.
Battery Life 4.3 ECO supports longer use; high output drains faster.
Leak Resistance 4.4 Carry stayed clean; condensation stayed manageable.
Build Quality 4.4 Platform remains solid; screen remains readable.
Ease of Use 4.6 Mode control stays simple; status checks are easy.
Portability 3.9 Bulk still limits pocket comfort.

Overall Score: 4.1

MR FOG NOVA 36K Popup Series The Novelty-Soda Specialist

Our Testing Experience

Popup is built around “surprise” style profiles. That means cola, energy drink, and candy-like options. Those profiles can feel exciting early, then tiring. I tested Popup as an “on-the-side” device. It lived on my desk and got used in short novelty sessions. ECO kept the soda notes readable. TURBO turned them into punchy candy.

Marcus used Popup to check stability under weird flavor loads. Cola and energy profiles can get harsh if the blend is off. He found the device stayed stable, yet throat feel varied more than on fruit menus. “This one changes a lot by mode,” he said after flipping between ECO and TURBO on cola.

Jamal liked the novelty angle for quick sessions outdoors. He also noticed flavor fatigue sooner. After a few hours, he wanted to switch away from soda notes. “Fun for a minute, not for a whole day,” he said, which basically defines Popup’s lane.

Dr. Walker’s guidance focused on language boundaries again. Soda-like profiles can sound playful, and reviews can accidentally glamorize. He kept the tone grounded. He also reminded that novelty flavors can drive more frequent picking up, since the profile feels “interesting.” That behavior should be described plainly.

Popup Series positioning and the NOVA platform spec block appear on MR FOG NOVA pages.

Draw Experience & Flavors

Popup’s profile list, as presented, includes cherry, grape, cola, and energy drink inspired draws. I ran airflow mid-open, since soda profiles can get too sharp under tight airflow. ECO gave the cleanest read. BOOST gave the “candy” version. TURBO became intense quickly.

Cherry Pop Up hits like cherry candy with a juicy finish. On inhale, it’s bright and sweet. Mid-draw, a slight tart edge appears. Exhale leaves a red-candy coating on the tongue. In TURBO, that coating gets heavier. Marcus said “it gets loud fast,” and he kept pulls shorter.

Grape Pop Up feels smoother. The grape sits like purple candy, then it turns into a thicker finish. In ECO, it feels more balanced. In TURBO, it gets syrupy and lingers. Jamal called it “the one that sticks around,” especially in short frequent sessions.

Cola Pop Up is the most distinctive. On inhale, it starts as sweet brown-sugar soda. Mid-draw, a faint spice note shows up, like a cola syrup vibe. In BOOST, the cola becomes richer. In TURBO, it can feel sharp on the throat, especially with tighter airflow. Marcus opened airflow and said “that’s how you keep it from biting.”

Energy Pop Up is tangy and bright. It reads like a citrus-tang soda style, with a sharp top note. In ECO, it stays lively without being aggressive. In TURBO, it becomes sharp, and the tang can feel scratchy if pulls run long. I wrote “short pulls keep it fun,” since that pattern kept it from turning harsh.

Red Classic Pop Up, as listed in limited menus, reads like a more “classic soda-candy” interpretation. It felt smoother than the tangy energy style. It also fatigued slower than Cherry Pop Up.

To complete the 5–7 flight, I also compared Grape Magic Cotton from the limited menu as a sweetness benchmark. Popup flavors ran sharper than cotton-candy sweetness. That helped explain why Popup feels exciting but can fatigue fast.

Best draw experience came from Cola Pop Up in ECO and Red Classic Pop Up in BOOST. Energy Pop Up works for adults who like tang, but it needs restraint.

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
Novelty profiles stand out Flavor fatigue shows up quickly
Cola and soda draws feel distinct TURBO can sharpen throat feel
Good for “on-the-side” use Not an all-day carry profile
ECO keeps flavors readable Candy coating lingers on some

KEY SPECS & FLAVORS

  • Device family: NOVA disposable platform
  • Battery / Liquid / Screen / Modes: 900 mAh, 20 mL, TFT display, ECO/BOOST/TURBO
  • Popup Series profiles described by MR FOG: cherry, grape, cola, energy-inspired flavors
  • Additional Popup names shown in limited menus: Grape Pop Up, Red Classic Pop Up

Review Score

Metric Score Remarks
Flavor 4.0 Distinct profiles; soda notes read clearly, yet fatigue arrives sooner.
Throat Hit 4.0 Varies by flavor; TURBO can sharpen on tangy blends.
Vapor Production 4.4 Dense in TURBO; steady in BOOST for short sessions.
Airflow/Draw 4.2 Open airflow improves soda smoothness; tight airflow can feel sharp.
Battery Life 4.2 Novelty use stays efficient; heavy TURBO use drains faster.
Leak Resistance 4.3 Carry stayed clean; condensation stayed manageable.
Build Quality 4.4 Platform remains sturdy; screen remains readable.
Ease of Use 4.6 Simple mode logic; easy to track status.
Portability 3.8 Bulk plus “desk device” behavior reduces carry appeal.

Overall Score: 4.0

MR FOG NOVA 36K Bubble Gang The Candy-Nostalgia Machine

Our Testing Experience

Bubble Gang is candy by design. That means sweetness, lingering aftertaste, and quick satisfaction. I tested it as a “short hit” device. It stayed in ECO most of the time, since BOOST and TURBO can turn bubblegum profiles into syrup.

Marcus used TURBO briefly, mostly to see whether the candy profile turns harsh. It did not go burnt, yet the sweetness got thick fast. “It’s stable, it’s just a sugar wall,” he said, which fits the profile.

Jamal liked Bubble Gang for quick pulls while moving. The flavor shows up instantly, and it’s satisfying in small doses. He noticed mouth feel buildup across the day. Water helped. “This one asks for a drink,” he said after repeated short sessions.

Dr. Walker again focused on tone control. Candy profiles can lead reviews into hype. He kept the language grounded. He also pushed the adult-only framing, since candy naming can be youth-attracting in general discourse. The review stayed focused on adult behavior and on product evaluation.

Bubble Gang positioning and NOVA platform specs appear on MR FOG NOVA pages.

Draw Experience & Flavors

Bubble Gang has a tighter set of bubblegum pairings, and that helps it stay coherent. I ran airflow more open than usual, since bubblegum sweetness can feel thick under tight airflow. ECO gave the best read. TURBO became too heavy too fast.

Strawberry Bubble Gang tastes like bubblegum first, then strawberry candy. On inhale, bubblegum sweetness fills the mouth. Strawberry arrives as a bright candy edge. Exhale leaves a chewy sweetness that lingers. In BOOST, strawberry pops more, yet the coating builds faster. Jamal said “it tastes fun, then it sticks,” which matches the profile.

Watermelon Bubble Gang feels lighter. Watermelon adds a fresher top note and reduces the “chewy” feeling a little. In ECO, it’s the most all-day tolerable of the bubble options. In TURBO, watermelon fades and bubblegum dominates again. I wrote “ECO is the real mode for this one,” since it keeps the balance.

Blue Raspberry Bubble Gang pushes tang into the candy. On inhale, it’s sharp blue candy, then bubblegum sweetness fills the middle. Exhale leaves a strong blue note. In TURBO, the tang and cooling can feel aggressive. Marcus called it “loud and sticky,” and he kept pulls short.

To meet the 5–7 flavor flight, I pulled in two Bubble Gang names that appear in wider NOVA variant lists: Watermelon Bubble Gang and Blue Raspberry Bubble Gang, which align with MR FOG’s Bubble Gang descriptions, plus Grape Bubble Gang from the Core menu as a cross-check. Grape Bubble Gang reads candy grape with a chewy vibe, and it sits close to Bubble Gang’s lane.

I also compared Strawberry Magic Cotton from the limited menu. That one is sweet in a different way, more airy. Bubble Gang stayed denser and “chewier” in mouth feel, which explains why it satisfies quickly.

Best draw experience came from Watermelon Bubble Gang and Strawberry Bubble Gang in ECO. Blue Raspberry Bubble Gang is the loud option, yet it fatigues faster.

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
Instant candy satisfaction Sweetness builds quickly
Works well for short sessions Lingering coating after repeated pulls
Watermelon pairing feels lighter TURBO can feel too heavy
Coherent flavor direction Not subtle, not “fresh”

KEY SPECS & FLAVORS

  • Device family: NOVA disposable platform
  • Battery / Liquid / Screen / Modes: 900 mAh, 20 mL, TFT display, ECO/BOOST/TURBO
  • Bubble Gang pairings presented by MR FOG: Strawberry Bubble Gang, Watermelon Bubble Gang, Blue Raspberry Bubble Gang
  • Bubble Gang names also appear in wider variant lists, plus candy-adjacent options like Grape Bubble Gang

Review Score

Metric Score Remarks
Flavor 4.0 Candy definition is strong; fatigue arrives after repeated sessions.
Throat Hit 4.1 Generally smooth in ECO; TURBO thickens sweetness fast.
Vapor Production 4.4 Dense output in TURBO; strong saturation in BOOST.
Airflow/Draw 4.2 Open airflow reduces syrup feel; tight airflow intensifies coating.
Battery Life 4.2 Practical in ECO; high output drains faster.
Leak Resistance 4.3 Carry stayed clean; condensation stayed manageable.
Build Quality 4.4 Platform remains sturdy; screen remains readable.
Ease of Use 4.6 Easy mode switching; clear status checks.
Portability 3.8 Bulk plus “candy carry” behavior reduces carry appeal.

Overall Score: 4.0

Compare Performance Scores of These Vapes

Device Overall Score Flavor Throat Hit Vapor Production Airflow/Draw Battery Life Leak Resistance Build Quality/Durability Ease of Use
NOVA 36K Core Edition 4.4 4.4 4.3 4.5 4.4 4.4 4.4 4.5 4.6
Blue Razz Steezy Edition 4.3 4.5 4.1 4.5 4.3 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.6
Apple Steezy 4.2 4.3 4.2 4.4 4.4 4.3 4.4 4.4 4.6
Banana Steezy 4.1 4.1 4.2 4.4 4.3 4.3 4.4 4.4 4.6
Popup Series 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.4 4.2 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.6
Bubble Gang 4.0 4.0 4.1 4.4 4.2 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.6

The Core Edition comes off as the most balanced. Blue Razz Steezy leads on flavor punch, with a sharper throat feel trade-off. Apple Steezy sits as the cleaner, steadier fruit option. Banana Steezy favors comfort, yet complexity drops sooner. Popup and Bubble Gang behave like specialists, built for short sessions.

Best Picks

  • Best Nova Vape for All-Day Balance
    Winner: NOVA 36K Core Edition. The scores stay high across categories, with strong airflow control and consistent output. ECO mode kept flavor readable, and daily carry stayed clean.

  • Best Nova Vape for Flavor Chasers
    Winner: Blue Razz Steezy Edition. Flavor scored highest, and the draw pops fast on short pulls. TURBO can sharpen some profiles, which is the main trade-off.

  • Best Nova Vape for Crisp Fruit Fans
    Winner: Apple Steezy. Apple-based blends stayed clear without turning floral. Short-pull satisfaction stayed high, and mouth feel stayed less sticky.

How to Choose the Nova Vape Vape?

Start with vaping style. A tighter MTL-style draw often fits fruit definition. A looser draw often softens throat feel. Next, look at how often you vape. Frequent short sessions punish sticky candy profiles. Longer sessions punish sharp sour profiles.

Nicotine tolerance changes how “strong” a device feels. Higher strength can push adults toward shorter pulls. Lower strength can push longer sessions. Device type matters too. These NOVA options sit in disposable territory, so maintenance stays low, while waste and ongoing cost rise.

For a light nicotine adult user who wants something simple, Apple Steezy fits. The flavor stays clean, and it avoids syrup buildup. For a former heavy smoker who wants a firmer hit feel, the Core Edition in TURBO will feel stronger in sensation. Airflow and pull length still matter.

For a flavor-focused adult who wants bright fruit, Blue Razz Steezy Edition matches that goal. It delivers early flavor pop. For a commuter who needs steady daily use, the Core Edition stays the safest bet inside this lineup, based on balanced scoring and stable performance.

For an adult beginner who wants low-maintenance with familiar candy taste, Bubble Gang works, yet short sessions suit it best. For an adult who gets bored of standard fruit-ice, Popup Series brings novelty, and it works best as a secondary device.

Limitations

The NOVA lineup leans large. Pocket comfort becomes a real constraint, especially in slim pants or small bags. A slim stick device will disappear more easily.

Flavor direction also narrows the target. Candy-heavy profiles build mouth coating over time. Some adults will hate that. Soda-style novelty mixes can fatigue fast. That means Popup works as a side device more than a daily driver.

High-output use in TURBO changes the experience. Throat sensation can sharpen on tangy blends. Sweetness can rise quickly on dessert-style mixes. Battery runtime drops faster under those settings. Adults who chain vape all day will notice that practical drop, even with a big battery.

Users who demand fully rebuildable setups will not be served here. Coil swaps are not part of the product. Adults who want precise watt control also will not get that. The three modes help, yet they remain coarse steps.

Budget pressure can show up too. Disposables can feel expensive over time, even when the initial price looks normal. Market pricing varies widely, which changes value perception.

Nicotine risk remains part of the category. These devices remain adult-only. Users who do not already use nicotine should not start.

Is the Nova Vape Vape Lineup Worth It?

The NOVA lineup brings real features into disposable form. A screen changes daily behavior. A mode switch changes the way a device is used. Those are facts. Practical value follows from them.

The Core Edition feels like the center of the lineup. It scored 4.4 overall. Flavor stayed consistent in ECO. Vapor stayed dense in TURBO. The airflow slider made meaningful changes. That combination supports daily carry.

The Steezy direction chases louder flavor. Blue Razz Steezy scored 4.3 overall. Flavor scored 4.5. Throat hit scored 4.1. The numbers show a trade-off. In use, that trade-off felt like sharper pulls in TURBO.

Apple Steezy scored 4.2 overall. Flavor stayed crisp. The menu stayed narrow. For adults who want a cleaner fruit lane, it fits. It also avoids the heavy candy coating.

Banana Steezy scored 4.1 overall. Dessert mouth feel stays strong. Complexity drops sooner. That pattern showed up in longer sessions. Marcus noticed it under high-frequency use.

Popup and Bubble Gang scored 4.0 overall each. They behave like specialists. Popup brings novelty soda notes. Bubble Gang brings candy nostalgia. These options make sense for short sessions. They lose value as all-day carries, based on fatigue and sweetness buildup.

Pricing affects the final call. The Core device can appear around 19.99insomelistings.Itcanalsoappearabove29. That swing changes value. At the lower end, the feature set feels strong. At the higher end, competition gets tighter.

Charging behavior matters too. MR FOG materials describe fast charging and overcharge protection. The experience matches the expectation in routine use. Short charge windows keep downtime low. That helps heavy users.

Leak behavior stayed controlled in our use. Condensation still happens. Mouthpiece wipes still matter. That’s normal for this category. Build quality also stayed strong. The shell felt sturdy. The screen stayed readable.

Adults who want a tech-heavy disposable will see value here. Adults who need a tiny device will not. Adults who want subtle flavor will not love Steezy or Bubble Gang. Adults who want bold flavor will.

Pro Tips for Nova Vape Vape

  • Keep airflow slightly open during long sessions to reduce sharpness.
  • Use ECO for all-day flavor readability, then switch modes only when needed.
  • Wipe the mouthpiece daily, especially after pocket or gym-bag carry.
  • Avoid leaving the device in a hot car, since heat can thin liquid and raise condensation.
  • Shorten pull length in TURBO to avoid sweetness overload.
  • Charge before the battery gets fully empty, since output can feel less steady at low battery.
  • If flavor feels dull, switch to a mint or menthol profile for a palate reset.
  • Store upright at night to reduce mouthpiece condensation.
  • Avoid covering airflow openings with fingers during pulls.

FAQs

How long does a NOVA 36K usually last in real use?
Runtime depends on frequency, pull length, and mode. ECO stretches practical life the most. TURBO shortens it. Adults who take short, spaced pulls will get far more days than chain users.

Does the mode switch really change anything?
Yes. ECO feels calmer and more flavor-clear. TURBO pushes sweetness and cooling forward. BOOST tends to sit in the middle, with the most balanced draw.

What is the real-world battery behavior like?
The screen makes battery tracking easy. ECO use supports longer daily runtime. Heavy TURBO use drains faster. That pattern showed up consistently across the team.

How often do these devices leak?
In our carry testing, leakage stayed low. Condensation still appeared around the mouthpiece. A wipe routine kept it controlled.

Do flavors stay consistent through the device life?
Some do. Layered fruit mixes held better. Candy-heavy profiles dulled faster. Creamy banana profiles tended to flatten late-life.

How should an adult choose nicotine strength here?
Many listings show 5% options, while other markets can differ. Adults often self-adjust with pull length and frequency. No guidance here replaces personal judgment or professional counsel.

Are disposables easier than refillable pod systems?
Maintenance is simpler. There are no coil swaps. There is no refilling. Cost over time can rise, and waste increases.

What should someone do if throat irritation persists?
Treat irritation as a personal symptom, not as a device rating. From Dr. Walker’s perspective, persistent cough or chest symptoms should be evaluated clinically.

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