IGET XXL 1800 Review: The Compact One, Judged Fairly
This IGET XXL 1800 review covers the smallest disposable we stock, a device rated at 1,800 puffs in a catalogue where most lines start at 3,500 and run past 12,000. Small is not automatically worse, but it is always more expensive per puff, and any review that skips that fact is not worth reading. Over the next couple of thousand words we go through the twenty listings in the range, the real prices, the arithmetic against every other IGET line, the flavours worth your attention and the situations where a short run device is the right call. IGET Vapes Australia Store sells only to adults aged 18 and over.
What the device is, and the one spec we can confirm
The IGET XXL is a sealed disposable rated at 1,800 puffs. That figure is the only hardware specification our product data confirms, and this IGET XXL 1800 review will not pad the section with a battery capacity, a coil resistance or an e liquid volume that we cannot stand behind. Plenty of sites publish those numbers with total confidence. We would rather you bought on facts.
What we can describe is the format. It is draw activated, so there is no button and no settings. It arrives sealed, you unwrap it, you vape it, and when the flavour thins and the vapour drops away it is finished. There is no charging step and no pod to manage, which is the whole appeal of a disposable and the reason this category still outsells pod kits for casual users.
The 1,800 puff rating puts it a long way below everything else on our shelves. To give that scale: the IGET Bar 3500 is nearly double, the IGET Hot 5500 is roughly three times, and the IGET One 12000 is close to seven times the capacity. On typical use of 300 to 400 puffs a day, an XXL is a four to six day device rather than a fortnightly one.
IGET XXL 1800 review of the full range, listing by listing
Any useful IGET XXL 1800 review has to start with the shelf itself. Twenty listings sit in the category, and they are not all the same kind of thing, which trips people up. Fourteen are single devices at $29.90. Two singles are cheaper at $24.90, being Mixed Fruit and Grape Blueberry. Two are separate five unit listings at $39.90, covering Mango Guava and Blueberry Ice. The last two are the assorted bundle at $99.90 for five and the mixed flavour box at $189.90 for ten.
| Listing type | Units | Price | Per device | Per 1,000 puffs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard single flavour | 1 | $29.90 | $29.90 | $16.61 |
| Mixed Fruit or Grape Blueberry single | 1 | $24.90 | $24.90 | $13.83 |
| Mango Guava or Blueberry Ice five unit listing | 5 | $39.90 | $7.98 | $4.43 |
| IGET XXL Bundle (5PCS), assorted | 5 | $99.90 | $19.98 | $11.10 |
| IGET XXL Box Mixed Flavours (10PCS) | 10 | $189.90 | $18.99 | $10.55 |
The two five unit flavour listings are the strangest entry in the whole catalogue and worth a second look before you order, because $39.90 for five works out under $8 a device. If those are flavours you want, they are far and away the cheapest route into the line. Check the quantity shown on the page so you know exactly what is arriving.
Cost per puff: the IGET XXL 1800 review nobody wants to write
Here is the part of any honest IGET XXL 1800 review that a shop is not supposed to publish. On a single device basis, the XXL is the most expensive vaping in our catalogue by a wide margin. The table uses the price most flavours in each line actually sell for and divides by the published puff rating.
| Device | Puffs | Typical price | Per 1,000 puffs |
|---|---|---|---|
| IGET XXL 1800, single | 1,800 | $29.90 | $16.61 |
| IGET Legend 4000 | 4,000 | $56.90 | $14.23 |
| IGET Moon K5000 | 5,000 | $59.90 | $11.98 |
| IGET XXL 1800, ten unit box | 1,800 each | $18.99 each | $10.55 |
| IGET Bar Plus 6000 kit | 6,000 | $59.90 | $9.98 |
| IGET Bar 3500 | 3,500 | $32.00 | $9.14 |
| IGET Goat 5000 | 5,000 | $44.90 | $8.98 |
| IGET Hot 5500 | 5,500 | $46.90 | $8.53 |
| IGET Star L7000 | 7,000 | $49.98 | $7.14 |
| IGET Bar Pro 10000 | 10,000 | $48.00 | $4.80 |
| IGET One 12000 | 12,000 | $52.00 | $4.33 |
A single XXL costs almost four times as much per puff as an IGET One 12000. Buying the ten unit box narrows that to roughly two and a half times, and the five unit flavour listings at $39.90 close it entirely, but the standard single is expensive vaping in absolute terms. If your only criterion is value, this IGET XXL 1800 review has a short answer for you: buy a Bar Pro 10000 instead.
Who a compact device genuinely suits
Cost per puff is not the only criterion, and the people who keep buying XXLs are not making a mistake. There are four situations where a short run device is genuinely the better purchase, and this IGET XXL 1800 review would be dishonest in the other direction if it left them out.
The first is trialling a flavour. Committing $52 and 12,000 puffs to a profile you have never tasted is a real gamble. Committing $29.90 and 1,800 puffs is not. Working through several XXLs is the cheapest structured way to find out what your palate actually likes, which is why the assorted bundle exists.
The second is occasional use. A vaper who has a device once or twice a week is not going to finish 12,000 puffs before the liquid ages and the flavour flattens. Buying capacity you will not use inside a few months is money thrown away regardless of the per puff figure, and a smaller device sidesteps that entirely.
The third is physical size. Bigger puff counts mean bigger cells and more liquid, and the flagship devices are noticeably chunkier in a shirt pocket or a small bag. The XXL is the discreet option in the range.
The fourth is variety. Some people simply do not want to vape the same thing for a fortnight. Running through short devices keeps the palate fresh, and the ten unit mixed box exists precisely for that habit. Our best IGET flavours round up is a useful shortlist if you would rather narrow the field first.
The flavour list, family by family
Flavour is where an IGET XXL 1800 review earns its keep. Sixteen single flavour listings sit in the range, and they cluster into recognisable families. The iced group covers Blueberry Ice, Blackberry Ice, Peach Ice, Blackberry Grape Ice and Strawberry Banana Ice. Those are the safest first purchases, since a menthol finish reliably lifts a fruit and stops sweetness sitting heavy. Our ice and menthol flavours guide explains why cooled blends dominate this shelf and every other one.
The uncooled fruits are Mixed Fruit, Double Apple, Mango Guava, Grape, Strawberry Watermelon, Cherry Pomegranate, Blackberry Raspberry Orange, Grape Blueberry and Passion Fruit Pomegranate Watermelon. Double Apple is the pick of these for anyone who finds Australian summer fruit blends too sweet, since the apple keeps a tart edge that the berries do not. Mango Guava is the divisive one, because guava is floral and perfumed in a way people either love on the first draw or never come round to.
Two listings sit outside the fruit map. Mint Lemonade is the only soda style profile in the line and reads as sharper and less sugary than most, and the Nicotine Free IGET XXL 1800 Puffs listing at $29.90 is worth knowing about if you want the format without nicotine. More nicotine free options across other lines sit on the nicotine free IGET page, and the full catalogue of profiles is indexed on the IGET flavours page.
Honest limitations an IGET XXL 1800 review must state
Three things will annoy you about this device, and it is better to know them now. The first is the reorder cycle. At 1,800 puffs, a daily vaper is buying again inside a week, and that is a nuisance whether or not the money works out. If reordering is the part of vaping you find tedious, the XXL is the wrong end of the range and the IGET Star L7000 at 7,000 puffs solves the same problem in one unit.
The second is waste. Ten short run devices mean ten lithium cells to dispose of where one flagship device would mean one. That matters, and it is not something a shop should gloss over. Spent devices should never go in the household bin, and our responsible disposal guide lists the drop off options around Australia.
The third is stock. One flavour in the line, Mango Guava as a single, is currently out of stock, and short run lines tend to move through the catalogue faster than the flagships. Check the product page rather than assuming a profile is available.
One more point that belongs in any IGET XXL 1800 review: a small device is not a smaller commitment in a health sense. Nicotine vaping products are for adult smokers and vapers only, they are not a cessation treatment, and the Australian Government publishes current guidance on smoking, vaping and tobacco that is worth reading before you buy anything from anyone.
What to buy instead, if anything
Readers arrive at an IGET XXL 1800 review for different reasons. If your reason for looking at the XXL is price at the checkout rather than price per puff, the IGET Bar 3500 at $32.00 is the sharper buy. It is $2.10 more, gives you nearly double the capacity, and lands at $9.14 per thousand puffs against $16.61. For most people asking about the XXL, that single swap is the best advice in this article.
If your reason is variety, buy the ten unit mixed box rather than singles, because it takes the per puff figure from $16.61 to $10.55 and gives you a spread of profiles at the same time. If your reason is trialling before committing, buy two or three singles, decide, then step up to a bigger device in the flavour you settled on. Our guide to buying IGET vapes in bulk covers which multipacks actually discount and which do not.
If your reason is that you want the smallest device that exists in the range, then there is no alternative and the XXL is simply the right answer. Buy it knowing what it costs per puff and you will not feel misled later.
IGET XXL 1800 review verdict
The conclusion of this IGET XXL 1800 review is that the device is honest about what it is and priced for what it is not. As a taster, a light user's device or a discreet pocket carry, it does a job nothing else in our range does as well. As everyday vaping for someone who gets through 300 puffs a day, it is the most expensive way to do it that we sell, and the ten unit box or a step up to the Bar 3500 fixes that immediately.
Our recommendation is simple. Buy the $24.90 Mixed Fruit or Grape Blueberry single first if you are testing the format, or the assorted five pack if you are testing your palate. Do not make the standard $29.90 single your daily device for months on end, because the maths quietly works against you. Everything mentioned here is on the shop page, and if you want a sense of how long bigger devices really last, our piece on 10,000 puff endurance does that arithmetic. Questions go to Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com or the FAQs page.
IGET XXL 1800 review FAQ
How long does an IGET XXL 1800 last?
At a moderate 300 to 400 puffs a day, roughly four to six days. A light user taking 150 puffs a day can stretch one towards a fortnight. Long slow draws use liquid faster than short ones, so the 1,800 rating is a guide rather than a guarantee.
Is the IGET XXL 1800 rechargeable?
Our catalogue does not list a charging port or battery capacity for this device and we will not guess. It is sold as a sealed disposable, so treat it as a use and replace product and take the finished unit to battery recycling rather than the bin.
Why does this IGET XXL 1800 review say it is poor value?
Because at $29.90 for 1,800 puffs it costs $16.61 per thousand puffs, against $9.14 for the IGET Bar 3500 and $4.33 for the IGET One 12000. Buying the ten unit box brings it down to $10.55, but a single XXL is the dearest vaping per puff that we sell.
How many IGET XXL flavours are there?
Sixteen single flavour listings, plus two five unit flavour listings, an assorted five pack and a ten unit mixed box, making twenty listings in the category. One nicotine free option is included among the singles.
Which IGET XXL flavour should I try first?
Blueberry Ice is the safest opener because a cooled berry suits most palates. Double Apple is the pick if you dislike heavy sweetness, and Mint Lemonade is the change of pace. Mango Guava is worth trying but is the most divisive profile in the line.
Is the XXL a good choice for a beginner?
It is a reasonable way to test whether you like a flavour without committing to thousands of puffs, which is a genuine advantage. It is not a good long term daily device on cost grounds. These are adult products sold only to people aged 18 and over.