The That.That. 18K sits at a specific price point in the Dhaka market where clone risk is highest. It is not cheap enough to be disposable in the careless sense, and it is not an internationally recognised brand name with the kind of verification infrastructure that Elf Bar or Geekbar maintain. That combination makes pre-purchase research less optional and more necessary. This review covers the verified specifications, the three power modes and what they actually do to your puff count, the 1.2Ω Dual NexMesh coil and why it pairs correctly with 50mg nicotine salt, and a concrete step-by-step check for whether the unit you are about to pay for is the real device or a printed shell with cheaper internals.
There is no return counter at KandyVape. That fact is why this review is as detailed as it is.
The That.That. 18K Puffs Disposable Vape Kit uses a 1.2Ω Dual NexMesh Coil with 50mg (5%) nicotine salt, three adjustable power modes (Eco, Normal, Turbo), a smart battery and e-liquid display, and Type-C recharging. It measures 48×25×93 mm, is draw-activated, and is made from food-grade PC and silicone. Battery mAh and e-liquid ml are not published on any confirmed official specification sheet — check the printed values on the packaging of the unit you receive. It is available at KandyVape, Mohammadpur, Dhaka, for the current price listed on the product page.
What the That.That. 18K Actually Is:
The That.That. 18K is a sealed, prefilled, rechargeable disposable vape. It is not a pod system. You cannot refill it, swap its coil, or change its liquid. When the e-liquid is gone, the device is done. The rechargeability exists because the battery in a high-puff-count device would have to be impractically large to outlast the liquid without external power — the Type-C port lets you top up the battery so it keeps pace with the e-liquid supply, not so you can extend the device indefinitely.
The device is draw-activated. There are no buttons to press to fire it. Mode selection, however, does appear to require a switching mechanism — consult the included user guide for the exact method, as it varies by production run and we cannot confirm a universal activation sequence without testing a unit from current stock.
The body is 48 mm wide, 25 mm deep, and 93 mm tall — slightly taller than a standard Elf Bar Raya but considerably shorter than a tube-style disposable. The food-grade PC and silicone construction is a detail worth noting: food-grade classification means the plastic housing has passed contact-safety standards for materials that will be near your mouth. PubChem’s compound record for propylene glycol (CID 1030), the primary carrier fluid in most nicotine salt e-liquids, confirms its designation as a food-additive substance, which is the same standard applied to the materials in compliant devices.
The Coil: What Dual NexMesh Actually Means
NexMesh is a mesh coil architecture originally developed by Wotofo, which uses a woven metal mesh surface rather than a traditional round-wire coil. The mesh geometry increases the surface area in contact with the wick, which means more consistent vaporisation across each draw rather than concentrated hot-spots. Dual NexMesh places two of these mesh elements in a single atomiser head.
The That.That. 18K runs its Dual NexMesh at 1.2Ω. That resistance sits firmly in mouth-to-lung (MTL) territory. MTL means you draw vapour into your mouth first, hold it briefly, then inhale — it mirrors the physical action of smoking a cigarette more closely than direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping does. For anyone switching from cigarettes, that familiar draw resistance is deliberate and functionally important.
The 1.2Ω rating also determines the correct nicotine strength for this device. High resistance, lower wattage, salt nicotine is the right combination. The device ships pre-filled with 50mg salt nicotine, which is exactly the pairing the coil is designed for. If you were to run 3mg freebase through a 1.2Ω MTL coil at the wattage range it operates in, the vapour production would feel thin and unsatisfying because freebase at low concentrations requires higher power and lower resistance to deliver effective nicotine. Conversely, running 50mg salt nicotine through a sub-ohm, high-wattage device would produce a throat hit severe enough that most adult users abandon the device inside a week.
The That.That. 18K comes to you pre-filled. You do not need to make a liquid choice for this specific device. The pairing is already correct. What matters is that you do not try to refill it with a different liquid once the original supply is depleted — this device is not designed for that, and attempting to open a sealed disposable to refill it creates both a safety risk and a device-failure risk.
The Three Modes: What They Change and What They Cost You
This is the section most competing product listings skip entirely, and it is the question that matters most to anyone trying to get value from a high-puff-count device.
The That.That. 18K offers three power modes: Eco, Normal, and Turbo. The exact wattage output per mode is not published in any confirmed official specification document, so we will not assign numbers to each mode. What is confirmed from the product description and the physics of how variable-power disposables work:
Eco Mode operates at the lowest power output. Lower power means less e-liquid vapourised per puff, a cooler draw, and a smaller, thinner vapour cloud. It also means slower battery drain relative to e-liquid consumption. If getting the closest to the rated 18,000 puff count matters to you, Eco is where that number was almost certainly measured. It is the mode for a light or infrequent user.
Normal Mode is the balanced setting. Power sits between Eco and Turbo, vapour production is moderate, and battery draw is proportionally higher than Eco. It is the mode most comparable to a standard disposable that does not offer mode selection.
Turbo Mode runs the highest power output. Vapour production is maximum, the draw is warmer, and nicotine delivery per puff is faster. Battery consumption in Turbo is the highest of the three modes. A user who vapes exclusively in Turbo will exhaust the battery faster relative to e-liquid consumption, and the effective puff count will be lower than the 18,000 figure on the box. The 18,000 number is a maximum, not a guaranteed average across all modes. This is not a defect of the That.That. 18K specifically — it is true of every variable-output disposable on the market and should be understood before purchase.
The smart display shows both battery and e-liquid level in real time.
That display is genuinely useful for understanding consumption rate across modes: if you notice the battery indicator dropping faster than the e-liquid indicator, you are in a high-drain mode relative to your draw frequency.
The Nicotine: Why 50mg Salt Nicotine and Who It Is For
Nicotine salt is nicotine in its natural salt form rather than the freebase form used in most bottled e-liquid. The chemical difference makes salt nicotine smoother at high concentrations — it does not carry the sharp throat hit that 50mg freebase would produce. This smoothness is why 50mg salt nicotine became the standard for MTL disposables aimed at adult smokers switching from cigarettes. A smoker accustomed to 20 to 25 cigarettes a day is consuming nicotine at a rate that 3mg freebase in a low-power device cannot match.
The NIH’s PubMC research on nicotine salt characterisation in e-cigarette liquids (Harvanko et al., 2019) documents how acid-based nicotine salts produce a less aversive inhalation experience at high nicotine concentrations compared to freebase — which is the pharmacological basis for why prefilled 50mg salt disposables deliver nicotine efficiently to adult switchers without the harshness that would otherwise prevent them from completing the switch.
We are not asserting that this device is a cessation treatment or that switching to vaping is medically recommended. Neither KandyVape nor this review makes that claim. What we are saying is that the 50mg salt nicotine concentration in this device is appropriate for an adult heavy smoker and is an incorrect choice for a light smoker or for someone who does not currently smoke and has no established nicotine dependency.
Bangladesh Regulatory Context: What Is Legal and What Is Not
As of August 2026, e-cigarettes are not banned in Bangladesh. The Smoking and Tobacco Products Usage (Control) (Amendment) Act, 2026, gazetted on 10 April 2026, removed the e-cigarette import and marketing prohibition that had appeared in the December 2025 ordinance. Health Policy Watch’s reporting on the final enacted law confirms that the 2026 Act explicitly excludes vapes, heated tobacco products, and electronic nicotine delivery systems from its scope. The official text is tracked by the international Tobacco Control Laws database.
The same 2026 Act does carry a broad prohibition on tobacco advertising, promotion, and display across print, electronic, digital, and social media and at points of sale. Whether that prohibition extends to e-cigarette retail content is currently unsettled legal territory. KandyVape’s content is written in informational and educational register precisely because of that unsettled status, not despite it.
What this means in practical terms: you can legally purchase and use the That.That. 18K in Bangladesh at time of writing. Legal status can change. Stay informed through official government communications.
How to Verify Your That.That. 18K Is Genuine
This section exists because the alternative is a customer who pays for a device they cannot return, discovers it is a clone, and has no recourse. We would rather you read this before you pay.
Clone disposables in the Dhaka market range from near-identical-looking units with inferior coil wire to outright counterfeits in reprinted packaging with different internals entirely. The That.That. 18K is specifically at risk because it is a Chinese-manufactured device without a large-scale global authentication infrastructure — unlike Elf Bar, which maintains a public verification portal that any buyer can access. As Vaping360’s guide on identifying counterfeit disposables outlines, the verification method for any legitimate disposable begins with the packaging, not the device.
Here is what to check before or immediately upon receiving a That.That. 18K:
Step 1 — Packaging integrity: The box should be factory-sealed with no signs of tampering, retaping, or resealing. Authentic units are sealed at the factory and should not have been opened before you receive them.
Step 2 — Print quality on packaging: Check for misspellings of the brand name (That.That. — note the period after each word), blurred text, misaligned graphics, or colours that appear washed out. Clone packagers frequently cannot match the exact pantone or print resolution of original packaging.
Step 3 — Display on arrival: Power the device and confirm the smart display activates. A dead display on arrival is a hardware failure or a clone with a simpler chipset that lacks the display functionality. Neither outcome is acceptable.
Step 4 — Resistance printed on the device: The coil resistance should read 1.2Ω. If the device shows a different resistance or no resistance marking, that is a specification mismatch with what you purchased.
Step 5 — Draw feel: A 1.2Ω MTL device at 50mg salt nicotine should produce a moderate, restricted draw with consistent vapour from the first puff. A clone with a sub-ohm coil or a weaker nicotine concentration will feel different — either much airier (sub-ohm) or noticeably lighter on nicotine delivery.
Step 6 — Authentication code or QR: We have not been able to confirm from any official source whether the That.That. brand uses a specific scratch-code or QR verification system. If there is a scratch-off sticker or QR code on the packaging of the unit you receive, use it. If it leads to an error or a generic page, contact us before using the device.
If there is no verification code at all on the packaging, that is a red flag.
If you are ordering online and cannot inspect the unit before payment, ordering from a retailer with a verified supply chain and an anti-counterfeit position is the primary protection. KandyVape sources from confirmed distribution channels. Units purchased from marketplace listings, social media sellers, or unknown online shops carry a higher clone risk with no authentication guarantee.
Spec Summary Table
| Specification | Confirmed Value | Source | Notes |
| Puff count | Up to 18,000 | KandyVape product page | “Up to” — actual delivery varies by mode and usage pattern |
| Coil type | Dual NexMesh Coil | KandyVape product page | Mesh architecture, two coil elements |
| Resistance | 1.2Ω | KandyVape product page | MTL draw territory |
| Nicotine strength | 50mg (5%) salt nicotine | KandyVape product page | Correct pairing for 1.2Ω MTL |
| Vaping modes | Eco / Normal / Turbo | KandyVape product page | Affects puff count and battery drain rate |
| Display | Smart battery and e-liquid level indicator | KandyVape product page | Real-time dual readout |
| Charging | Type-C (cable not included) | KandyVape product page | Rechargeable to extend battery life |
| Activation | Draw-activated | KandyVape product page | No fire button |
| Material | Food-grade PC + Silicone | KandyVape product page | Contact-safe construction |
| Dimensions | 48×25×93 mm | KandyVape product page | Pocket-form factor |
| Available flavours | Apple, Watermelon, Grape | KandyVape product page | All iced profiles |
| Battery mAh | Not confirmed | No official source | Check packaging of unit received |
| E-liquid ml | Not confirmed | No official source | Check packaging of unit received |
| Charging current | Not confirmed | No official source | Check packaging of unit received |
Who Should Consider the That.That. 18K and Who Should Not
The device is well-suited to an adult heavy smoker switching from cigarettes who wants a high-puff device with a cigarette-like MTL draw and does not want to manage a pod kit’s separate liquid, coil, and maintenance schedule. The 1.2Ω resistance and 50mg salt nicotine combination is the correct pairing for that user. Three power modes add flexibility that most basic disposables do not offer.
The device is not well-suited to someone who already uses a sub-ohm pod system at 3mg to 12mg freebase and wants a similar experience. The 1.2Ω MTL draw will feel restricted compared to a 0.4Ω or 0.6Ω device, and 50mg nicotine salt in a high-power draw pattern is an uncomfortable combination. If that describes your current setup, the That.That. 18K is the wrong device — not because it is a poor device, but because it is built for a different usage pattern.
The device is also not suited to someone who is not a current smoker or vaper. 50mg nicotine salt in an MTL device delivers nicotine efficiently. A person without an established nicotine dependency should not begin with this device or with vaping at any concentration.
Ordering at KandyVape: What to Know Before You Confirm
Orders dispatch daily at 3:00 PM, including weekends. Place your order before 3:00 PM for same-day dispatch. Orders over 3,500 BDT qualify for free shipping — if the That.That. 18K is your only purchase, check whether adding a coil pack or a bottle of salt nicotine for a separate device brings the order above the threshold.
KandyVape operates a strict no-return, no-refund policy on all products. This review is detailed because that policy is real. If you read the spec table, understand the mode differences, and confirm the authenticity checks above before ordering, you are making an informed first decision. That is the point of the review.
If you prefer to inspect the device in person before paying, we are at Shop #22, Level #3, Sahabuddin Plaza, Adabar, Mohammadpur 1207, Dhaka.
The current price is listed on the product page. We do not list a price in this article because pricing can update and an incorrect printed price in a review creates exactly the kind of purchase confusion that the no-return policy makes costly.
FAQ
Q1: How many puffs will I realistically get from the That.That. 18K?
The 18,000 figure is the rated maximum, almost certainly measured at the lowest power setting (Eco mode) with a light, consistent draw pattern. Real-world delivery depends on which mode you use, how long each draw is, and how frequently you vape. A heavy user in Turbo mode will exhaust the battery and liquid faster than the rated number suggests. Treat 18,000 as a ceiling, not a guarantee, and the device will not disappoint you.
Q2: What is the difference between Eco, Normal, and Turbo mode, and which should I use?
Eco delivers the lowest power, the coolest vapour, and the longest effective puff count. Normal is a mid-point balance. Turbo maximises vapour production and nicotine delivery per puff but drains the battery faster relative to the e-liquid supply. If you are switching from cigarettes and find the nicotine delivery satisfying on Normal, stay on Normal. If you want a stronger draw, Turbo is available. If you are trying to make the device last as long as possible, Eco is the mode to use for most sessions.
Q3: The device does not seem to be working on arrival. What should I do?
Check that the Type-C charging port is functioning by connecting a cable — the device may have discharged during shipping or storage. Confirm the smart display activates on connection. If the device fires but the display is dead, that is a hardware fault. If the device does not fire at all after a full charge attempt, contact us before assuming the device is defective.
Because KandyVape does not accept returns on this product, we encourage you to contact us through the product page or visit the Mohammadpur shop so we can assess the unit. We cannot confirm what, if any, exceptions to the no-return policy apply in dead-on-arrival scenarios without direction from KandyVape management — please ask us directly and we will tell you the honest answer.
Q4: Can I use a different nicotine strength or freebase liquid in this device?
No. The That.That. 18K is a sealed, prefilled disposable. You cannot open or refill it. The device comes with 50mg salt nicotine pre-loaded, and that is the only liquid it will ever contain. Do not attempt to open a sealed disposable to add liquid — you will damage the device and potentially compromise the coil or battery housing.
Q5: Orders dispatch at 3:00 PM — if I order after that time, when does my order leave?
Orders placed after the 3:00 PM daily cutoff dispatch the following day at 3:00 PM. This applies every day including weekends. Delivery timing after dispatch depends on your location — for the current figures.
Q6: What are the three available flavours, and are they all the same device?
Apple, Watermelon, and Grape are the three confirmed flavour variants of the That.That. 18K currently stocked by KandyVape. All three are iced profiles. The hardware, coil, resistance, and nicotine concentration are identical across flavours — only the e-liquid flavour compound changes. Choose the flavour profile, not the hardware, because the hardware is the same regardless of which you select.
Q7: If the device does not suit me after I start using it, can I return it?
KandyVape does not accept returns or offer refunds on any product. This is a hard policy, not a negotiating position. The honest consequence of that policy is that the responsibility for choosing correctly sits entirely before the purchase. If after reading this review you are uncertain whether the That.That. 18K matches your usage pattern, visit the Mohammadpur shop in person — we can discuss your current device, draw preference, and nicotine habits and tell you whether this device is the right match before you pay.
Before You Order:
If you are still uncertain about mode selection or whether the 1.2Ω MTL draw will match what you currently use, visit us at Shop #22, Level #3, Sahabuddin Plaza, Adabar, Mohammadpur, or contact us through the product page before placing your order. That conversation is free. A wrong purchase at this price point, with no return option, is not.
Orders placed before 3:00 PM dispatch the same day.
