FLAVOUR BEAST ALPHA 80K vs STLTH TITAN MAX DISPOSABLE

Flavour Beast Alpha 80K vs STLTH TITAN MAX: $13 Apart, Same Tank Size

Last updated: July 2026 | New City Vapes Comparison Engine

These two share an identical 30 mL tank, but sit at opposite ends of the price range in this comparison set — the Alpha 80K is the most expensive device we've compared against the TITAN MAX, at $13 more. That gap isn't arbitrary: it buys you 30,000 more puffs, a third power mode, and Flavour Beast's louder, more expansive flavour catalogue.

Quick answer: if flavour intensity and variety matter most and $13 isn't a dealbreaker, the Alpha 80K is the more complete device. If you want to spend less and don't mind a smaller flavour lineup in exchange for a permanently powerful, no-frills hit, the TITAN MAX is the budget-conscious pick.

At a Glance

Same Tank, $13 Apart — What That Money Actually Buys

Both devices hold the same 30 mL of e-liquid, which makes the price gap here unusually easy to interpret: you're not paying more for a bigger tank, you're paying for what the Alpha 80K does with the same amount of liquid. That's a 30,000-puff advantage (80,000 vs 50,000), a third selectable power mode (Eco, for when you want to stretch the tank further), and a noticeably larger flavour catalogue.

The TITAN MAX's counter-argument is its quad mesh coil — genuinely more coil surface than the Alpha 80K's dual mesh setup — running permanently at boosted output. That's a real hardware difference, not just a lower price tag: you're getting fewer total puffs, but every one of them runs at the TITAN MAX's single, always-strong setting.

If you want the most puffs and the most flavour choice from the same tank size, and $13 isn't the deciding factor, the Alpha 80K is the more capable device on paper. If budget is the priority and you're fine with fewer total puffs in exchange for more coil and a simpler, always-strong hit, the TITAN MAX earns its lower price.

Flavour Style: Loud vs. Straightforward

This is where brand identity does the rest of the work. Flavour Beast's house style — carried through the Alpha 80K lineup — leans candy-forward and intense; it's a brand built around flavours that announce themselves rather than sit in the background. STLTH's TITAN MAX lineup, by contrast, sticks closer to STLTH's standard, more restrained flavour tuning across mint, fruit, and ice profiles.

Neither is objectively better — it's the same distinction we've drawn on other Flavour Beast comparisons on this site: loud and expansive versus straightforward and consistent.

Pros & Cons

Flavour Beast Alpha 80K

Why buy it:

• 30,000 more puffs from the identical 30 mL tank

• Three power modes, including a genuine Eco setting to stretch the tank

• Larger, bolder flavour catalogue (30+ flavours)

• HD display with clear battery/e-liquid tracking

Trade-offs:

• $13 more expensive — the biggest price gap in this comparison set

• Dual mesh coil vs. the TITAN MAX's quad mesh

STLTH TITAN MAX

Why buy it:

• $13 cheaper

• Quad mesh coil — more coil surface than the Alpha 80K

• Simple, always-strong output with nothing to configure

Trade-offs:

• 30,000 fewer total puffs from the same tank size

• No lower-power mode to stretch the tank

• Smaller flavour catalogue than the Alpha 80K

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the Alpha 80K cost so much more if the tank size is identical? Because you're paying for what it does with that liquid, not the liquid itself: 30,000 more total puffs, a third power mode, and a larger flavour lineup. The TITAN MAX's lower price reflects its simpler, single-mode design and smaller flavour catalogue.

Which has the stronger flavour? The Alpha 80K, generally — Flavour Beast's house style is built around intensity. The TITAN MAX's STLTH-standard flavours are more restrained by comparison.

Is the extra coil on the TITAN MAX actually an advantage if it has fewer puffs? It's a genuine trade-off rather than a clear win either way — more coil surface with no lower-power mode means every puff runs stronger, but the total puff count is lower than the Alpha 80K's Eco-assisted 80,000.

Which is the better value? On cost-per-puff, the Alpha 80K works out cheaper despite the higher sticker price, since 80,000 puffs for $46.99 beats 50,000 puffs for $33.99 on a per-puff basis.

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