Waka Blast 50000 vs Waka Blade 50000: 7 Key Differences

Overview

Waka Blast 50000 vs Waka Blade 50000 is the comparison for anyone choosing between Waka’s two 50,000-puff disposables: both carry 28ml of liquid and cost AED 55 as a single unit in Dubai, but they differ on nicotine strength, tank layout, battery size and flavour choice.

In brief: the Blast is the 50mg (5%) model with a dual-tank, four-coil design, an 850mAh battery and ten flavours; the Blade is the 20mg (2%) model with one 28ml tank, dual mesh coils, a 700mAh battery, a metallic shell and twenty flavours. Strength is the split that matters most.

Key takeaways:

• – Nicotine: the Blast is 50mg/ml, 2.5× the UAE’s standard 20mg/ml cap — check the compliance mark; the Blade is 20mg/ml, at the cap.
• – Both are rated 50,000 puffs in Normal mode (manufacturer-stated); the Blade is rated 35,000 in Boost.
• – Blast: two 14ml tanks, four mesh coils, 850mAh, ten flavours. Blade: one 28ml tank, dual mesh coils, 700mAh, twenty flavours.
• – Price: AED 55 each as a single; the Blast also has a ten-pack at AED 480.
• – Value is level on paper at AED 1.10 per 1,000 rated puffs for singles.

About this comparison: specs, flavours and prices come from the manufacturer and our Dubai catalogue; we have not independently measured puff counts, battery life or flavour longevity. Last updated: 29 September 2026.

Waka Blast 50000 vs Waka Blade 50000: Design and Format

The Waka Blast is built around a dual-tank layout: the 28ml of liquid is split into two 14ml tanks, each feeding its own pair of mesh coils, with a rotating collar under the mouthpiece to switch between them. It has a squared-off box shape, a small screen for battery and liquid level, and a Normal or Boost slider on the side. Charging is by Type-C.

The Waka Blade keeps the same 28ml total but uses a single tank feeding two mesh coils that fire together, so there is no collar to rotate. It has a metallic shell over a slim rectangular body, an LED screen showing battery, remaining liquid and mode, and a Normal or Boost switch. The practical design difference is switching versus simplicity: the Blast asks you to manage two tanks, while the Blade runs one liquid supply from start to finish. Neither lists airflow adjustment, and we have not assessed build quality or durability.

Flavour Range and Vapour Format

Flavour choice is the clearest lifestyle difference after strength. The Blast lists ten flavours, while the Blade lists twenty, so anyone who wants a wide spread, or a dessert or nut profile such as Pistachios Delight, will find more to choose from on the Blade. Both use fruit-and-ice names at the core of the range.

The Blast’s dual-tank design means each tank feeds its own coil pair, so half the liquid runs on one set of coils and half on the other. Both devices offer Normal and Boost output; Boost is designed for a fuller draw and is rated for fewer puffs because it draws more from the liquid and the battery.

Waka Blast 50000 lists 10 flavours: Banana Ice, Blueberry Raspberry, Dark Cherry, Fresh Mint, Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava, Mango Peach Watermelon, Strawberry Banana, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Watemelon, Watermelon Chill. Waka Blade 50000 lists 20 flavours: Banana Ice, Blue Razz Blackberry, Blueberry Ice, Cranberry Cherry, Dark Cherry, Double Apple, Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava, Mango Ice, Miami Mint, Peach Ice, Peach Mango Watermelon, Pineapple Passion Fruit, Pistachios Delight, Sakura Grape, Strawberry Banana, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Mango, Strawberry Raspberry, Strawberry Watermelon, Watermelon Chill. Names are the manufacturer’s; we have not assessed how any of them taste, so choose by the profile you usually prefer.

Battery, Charging and Power Specs

The Blast has an 850mAh Type-C battery and the Blade has a 700mAh Type-C battery, so the Blast carries roughly 21% more rated capacity (850 against 700). Both are modest cells for a 28ml tank, which means both are designed to be recharged during their life rather than run once and thrown away. Each has a screen that shows battery level, so you can see when a charge is due.

Rated puffs are 50,000 for both in Normal mode. The Blade lists a Boost rating of 35,000 puffs; the Blast has a Boost mode but its catalogue listing does not state a separate Boost rating, so we show it as not stated. All ratings are manufacturer-stated and assume typical draws; we have not measured battery runtime, charging time or total puffs. Boost mode uses more power per puff on either device, so it is likely to mean more frequent charging. Keep either bar out of parked cars and direct sun in Dubai heat, and see our charging guide and UAE heat safety guide.

Nicotine Strength and the UAE Cap

Waka Blast 50000 is 50mg/ml (5%) nicotine salt: 2.5× the UAE’s standard 20mg/ml cap — check the compliance mark on the box. Waka Blade 50000 is 20mg/ml (2%) nicotine salt, which sits at the UAE’s standard 20mg/ml cap. Strength is the clearest split between the two on the spec sheet, and it should decide the choice for anyone used to one level or the other.

The practical point is Boost mode: on the 50mg Blast, Boost raises nicotine per draw as well as vapour, so it is best treated as an occasional setting, whereas the 20mg Blade delivers less nicotine per draw in either mode.

Strength is printed on the box and on the product page; if it differs from what you expected, ask before you buy. Nicotine is addictive, and these products are sold only to adults aged 18 and over under UAE regulations; the UAE tobacco provisions are published at u.ae. Our UAE nicotine cap explainer covers the regulation and the compliance mark, and the nicotine strength guide helps you pick a level.

Value: Price and Cost per 1,000 Rated Puffs

Waka Blast 50000 costs AED 55 as a single unit, which is AED 1.1 per 1,000 rated puffs (50,000 rated puffs). The box of ten is AED 480, or AED 48 per unit and AED 0.96 per 1,000 rated puffs. Waka Blade 50000 costs AED 55 as a single unit, which is AED 1.1 per 1,000 rated puffs (50,000 rated puffs). On single-unit prices the two cost the same per 1,000 rated puffs.

Rated puffs are manufacturer-stated and we have not measured them, so cost per 1,000 rated puffs is a way to compare prices on paper rather than a promise of real-world use. The Blade’s Boost mode is rated at 35,000 puffs, which would raise its cost per 1,000 rated puffs to about AED 1.57 if you used Boost throughout; the Blast lists no separate Boost rating. Our puff count guide and disposable vape price guide explain how the numbers are worked out.

Which One Should You Pick?

Pick the Blast if you already use 50mg (5%) nicotine and want the highest strength in Waka’s 50,000-puff range, a larger battery, a dual-tank layout and the cheaper ten-pack at AED 480. It is a device for experienced users who know how a high-strength bar behaves, and the ten flavours cover the familiar fruit-and-ice styles including Watermelon Chill and Fresh Mint.

Pick the Blade if you want a 20mg (2%) bar at the UAE cap, a wider flavour list of twenty, a metallic shell and a simpler single-tank layout. It costs the same as the Blast for a single unit, so choosing it does not mean paying more. Skip both if you want a small, light device; at 28ml these are large bars and are intended for regular users who would get through a big tank. Neither is a first device for anyone new to nicotine.

For full specs, read our Waka Blast 50000 review and Waka Blade 50000 review, browse the WAKA brand hub and WAKA brand hub, or see our best disposable vape in Dubai guide.

How to Buy in Dubai

Both the Waka Blast 50000 and the Waka Blade 50000 are listed as in stock at Vaps Shop AE. We deliver across all seven emirates: Dubai orders placed between 10am and 11pm usually arrive within about two hours to Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, JBR, Deira, Bur Dubai, Business Bay, Jumeirah and Al Barsha; Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain are delivered within 24 hours. Cash on delivery is available in every emirate, card on delivery in Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman, and delivery is free over AED 350. WhatsApp +971 50 827 1328 to check a flavour before you order.

Buy sealed units from a seller showing the compliance mark, and browse the wider disposable vape category or our buying guides for other head-to-head comparisons. Sales are restricted to adults aged 18 and over.

Comparison Table

Waka Blast 50000 or Blade: which suits a 50mg user?

The Blast is the 50mg option, so it is the only one of the two for someone who wants that strength. Anyone choosing it should check the compliance mark and remember it is 2.5 times the standard cap.

Waka Blast 50000 or Blade: which suits a 20mg user?

The Blade is the 20mg option and sits at the cap. It also has the longer flavour list and a stated Boost rating, which makes planning around modes simpler.

Dual tank versus single tank

The Blast’s two 14ml tanks with a rotating collar are a different layout from the Blade’s single 28ml tank. The total liquid is the same, so the choice is about how you like a device to work rather than capacity.

Which is better value, the Blast or the Blade?

On single-unit prices they are level at AED 55 for 50,000 rated puffs. The Blast’s ten-pack brings its per-unit cost down to AED 48, so it wins on value only if you buy by the box.

Pros and Cons

Frequently Asked Questions

Verdict

The choice in Waka Blast 50000 vs Waka Blade 50000 is mostly about strength. The Blast is the higher-strength, larger-battery option with a dual-tank layout and a cheaper ten-pack, for experienced 50mg users; the Blade is the 20mg option at the UAE cap with twice the flavour list and a metallic shell. Both are AED 55 as a single, both carry 28ml and both are rated at 50,000 puffs in Normal mode, so single-unit value is level on paper. Choose by the nicotine strength you already use, then by flavour.

Buy the Waka Blast 50000 at Vaps Shop AE or the Waka Blade 50000 at Vaps Shop AE.