CRWN Infinity Review Australia 2026: 25,000 Puffs, 21 Flavours — Worth It?
The CRWN Infinity (you’ll also see it written as the Crown Infinity vape) is the longest-lasting disposable vape you can buy in Australia right now, and this CRWN Infinity review is here to answer the only question that really matters: is 25,000 puffs actually worth it, or is the puff count just a number on the box? We’ve spent time with the device, cross-checked the flavour range, and compared the running cost against every major competitor. The short version is that the Infinity wins on value by a margin that’s genuinely hard to argue with — but there are a couple of honest trade-offs worth knowing before you buy.
Adult use only. This review is intended for adults of legal vaping age in Australia. We make no health claims about vaping products, and nothing here is medical advice. If you do not currently use nicotine products, we do not recommend starting.
CRWN Infinity Key Specs at a Glance
| Spec | CRWN Infinity |
|---|---|
| Puffs | 25,000 |
| Running cost | Lowest cost per puff of any disposable in Australia |
| Flavours | 21 (Signature shisha blends + fruit/menthol/sweet) |
| Best for | Heavy or long-term vapers who want maximum value |
Every figure here — puff counts and flavour numbers — comes from our current product data. Where a flavour is out of stock or a detail can change, we say so rather than guess.
What We Like About the CRWN Infinity
The cost per puff is in a league of its own
This is the headline, so let’s lead with it. For a device that delivers 25,000 puffs, the Infinity has the lowest cost per puff of any disposable currently sold in Australia — and it isn’t close. Its nearest rivals carry far fewer puffs per device:
- IGET Bar Pro — 10,000 puffs
- IGET One — 12,000 puffs
- EVOK Blaze — 12,000 puffs
- HQD Cuvie Slick Pro — 10,000 puffs
To match a single Infinity you’d burn through two or more of any of them, so however you slice it the running cost lands heavily in the Infinity’s favour. That’s not a marginal saving; it’s a different cost structure entirely.
It genuinely lasts
A 25,000-puff device isn’t a marketing rounding-up. At a moderate 300–500 puffs a day, a single Infinity lasts roughly seven to twelve weeks — comfortably two to three times longer than a 10,000- or 12,000-puff disposable. If you go through devices quickly, the practical upshot is fewer reorders, fewer “I’ve run out” moments, and less packaging.
The flavours actually have personality
Most disposables build their menu from the same strawberry-kiwi-grape-ice template. The Infinity goes the other way. Its seven-strong Signature collection — Don Juan, The Duke, Martino, Habibilicious, Baghdad Nights, Lady Killer and Love66 — leans on Middle Eastern and Mediterranean-inspired blending, with warm, layered, slightly aromatic profiles you won’t find in the IGET or HQD ranges. When you’re vaping one device for two months straight, a flavour with some depth to it matters more than usual.
Where the CRWN Infinity Falls Short
We’d rather you buy the right device than the most expensive one, so here’s the honest side.
- Fewer flavours than the IGET range. Fourteen options is a curated menu, not a buffet. The IGET Bar Pro (31) and IGET One (23) give you far more to explore if variety is what you want.
- Stock rotates, and some signature flavours sell out. A few of the most talked-about flavours — Baghdad Nights and Gum Mint among them — are frequently out of stock. The range refreshes, but if you’ve got your heart set on one specific blend, check availability before ordering.
- It’s a commitment. Buying two-plus months of vaping in one device is great value, but if you like switching flavours often, a longer-lasting device works against you. Heavy flavour-rotators may prefer two smaller devices.
None of these are deal-breakers for the Infinity’s target buyer — they’re just the trade-offs that come with a value-and-longevity product.
CRWN Infinity Nicotine Content & Strength
“CRWN Infinity vape nicotine content” is one of the most common things people search before buying, so let’s address it directly and honestly.
Nicotine strength on disposable vapes in Australia is governed by current regulations, and the way these products are sold has changed significantly under the reforms now in force. Rather than quote a figure that may not match the exact variant you’re looking at, we recommend checking the product page for the specific CRWN Infinity listing you intend to buy — the nicotine information shown there is the authoritative source for that item.
If you’re weighing up nicotine strength more broadly — what the numbers mean, and how nicotine-free options compare — our guides on how much nicotine is in a vape and nicotine-free vapes in Australia walk through it in plain terms. As always: this is information, not health advice, and it’s intended for adults who already use nicotine products.
CRWN Infinity Flavours — and What to Buy Right Now
The full range is now 21 flavours — recently expanded with new additions like Don Juan, The Duke, Diamond Dust, Izmir Romantic, Mango Smoothie and Peppermint Shake. We’ve reviewed the range in our dedicated CRWN Infinity flavours guide, but here’s the short version. Stock rotates regularly, so check the CRWN Infinity range for what’s available today.
Standouts worth trying first:
- Habibilicious — the most distinctly Middle Eastern-inspired flavour in the range and the one that best captures what makes the Infinity different. If you want to understand the Signature collection in one puff, start here. Our top in-stock pick.
- Martino — a rich, layered Signature blend with warm notes; a sophisticated all-day option.
- Love66 — a lighter, sweeter, aromatic Signature flavour; the gentle entry point to the range.
- Grape Lemon — tart grape against bright citrus for anyone who prefers familiar, refreshing fruit.
- Lady Killer — a bold, confident Signature profile for more experienced palates.
- Strawberry Bubblegum — straightforward candy-sweet nostalgia if Signature blends aren’t your thing.
Worth knowing about (stock rotates): Baghdad Nights is the range’s most celebrated flavour — warm, exotic and layered — and Gum Mint is the go-to menthol. Both sell through quickly, so keep an eye out if they’re your style.
How the CRWN Infinity Compares
| Aspect | CRWN Infinity | EVOK Blaze | IGET One | IGET Bar Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Puffs | 25,000 | 12,000 | 12,000 | 10,000 |
| Cost per puff | Lowest | Low | High | Highest |
| Flavours | 21 | 16 | 23 | 31 |
| Flavour style | Distinctive / Signature | Fruit-forward | Broad + Chuppa Chupps/Monster | Broad + Chuppa Chupps |
On pure running cost the Infinity isn’t just ahead — it sits in a different bracket from the next-best option (the EVOK Blaze). Where the IGET range fights back is variety and brand familiarity: if you want two dozen fruit-ice combinations to rotate through, the Bar Pro and One give you that. But if you want the most vaping for your money and flavours with genuine character, the Infinity is the clear pick.
If the Infinity’s bolder Signature flavours don’t appeal but you still want value, the EVOK Blaze is the sensible fallback — a more conventional, fruit-forward range at a lower per-device price.
Who Should Buy the CRWN Infinity?
- Heavy or daily vapers — the cost-per-puff maths saves you the most if you vape a lot.
- Anyone tired of the standard fruit-ice menu — the Signature collection is the most distinctive flavour range on the Australian market.
- People who hate reordering — one device covers most of a season.
- Value hunters — on cost per puff, nothing else comes close.
Who should look elsewhere? Flavour-hoppers who want maximum variety, and anyone who prefers a smaller device they’ll finish in a week or two — for them, the IGET range may suit better.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the CRWN Infinity worth it?
If value and longevity are your priorities, yes — comfortably. With 25,000 puffs it has the lowest cost per puff of any disposable currently sold in Australia. The main reasons to choose something else are if you want a wider flavour selection or prefer a smaller, shorter-lasting device.
How long does the CRWN Infinity last?
At a moderate 300–500 puffs per day, a single CRWN Infinity lasts approximately seven to twelve weeks — about two to three times longer than a 10,000- or 12,000-puff disposable.
Is the CRWN Infinity good value for money?
Yes — its 25,000-puff capacity gives it the lowest cost per puff of any disposable in its class, and multi-packs lower the per-device cost further. For current pricing, check the product page.
What is the CRWN Infinity nicotine content?
Nicotine strength is set in line with current Australian regulations and can vary by listing. We recommend checking the specific product page for the authoritative nicotine information on the variant you’re buying. For background, see our guide on how much nicotine is in a vape.
How many flavours does the CRWN Infinity have?
Fourteen. Seven are part of the distinctive Signature collection (Don Juan, The Duke, Martino, Habibilicious, Baghdad Nights, Lady Killer and Love66), with the remaining seven covering tropical, classic fruit, menthol and sweet profiles.
CRWN Infinity vs IGET One — which is better value?
The CRWN Infinity, decisively, on cost per puff. A single Infinity’s 25,000 puffs outlast more than two IGET Ones, so its running cost is far lower. The IGET One counters with slightly more flavour variety (23 vs 21), so the better choice depends on whether you prioritise value or selection.
