EVOK Blaze vs CRWN Infinity: 12,000 or 25,000 Puffs?
The EVOK Blaze vs CRWN Infinity decision looks like a numbers question and isn’t. On paper it’s 12,000 puffs against 25,000, and the bigger number wins. In practice you’re choosing between two different ways of buying a disposable vape: a device you replace roughly monthly and can carry anywhere, or a device you replace roughly every two months and mostly leave where you’ll be sitting.
Both are current, in-stock flagships — the Blaze is EVOK’s only model and the Infinity is CRWN’s top-capacity device — so this is a live comparison rather than a spec-sheet exercise. Below we put them side by side on run time, flavour character, portability, availability and commitment, using our own product data.
Looking for the EVOK Blaze vs CRWN Kit comparison? The CRWN Kit has been discontinued and is no longer restocked. The CRWN Infinity is CRWN’s current flagship, so this comparison replaces it.
Adult use only. This comparison is written for adults of legal vaping age in Australia. We make no health claims about vaping products, and nothing here should be taken as medical or health advice. If you do not currently use nicotine products, we do not recommend starting. If you have questions about nicotine use, consult a healthcare professional.
TL;DR — Quick Verdict
| Category | Winner | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Puff count | CRWN Infinity | 25,000 vs 12,000 |
| Run time per device | CRWN Infinity | Roughly double |
| Cost per puff | CRWN Infinity | Lowest of anything we stock |
| Everyday carry | EVOK Blaze | Slimmer body, pocket-friendly |
| Flavour rotation | EVOK Blaze | Around monthly, not bi-monthly |
| Flavour count | CRWN Infinity | 21 vs 16 |
| Flavour familiarity | EVOK Blaze | Fruit-ice and candy profiles |
| Flavour originality | CRWN Infinity | Signature blends with no equivalent |
| Stock consistency | EVOK Blaze | All 16 listed in stock |
| Low-risk first buy | EVOK Blaze | Shorter commitment if you pick wrong |
Bottom line: Buy the CRWN Infinity if running cost and run time are what you’re optimising for, and you’re confident enough in a flavour to live with it for about two months. Buy the EVOK Blaze if you carry your vape everywhere, like changing flavour more often, or you’re buying either brand for the first time. Neither is the “budget” option — they’re the two strongest value cases we stock, aimed at different habits.
1. EVOK Blaze vs CRWN Infinity: Specifications Compared
| Specification | EVOK Blaze | CRWN Infinity |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Disposable | Disposable |
| Puffs | 12,000 | 25,000 |
| Flavours | 16 | 21 |
| Coil | Mesh | Mesh |
| Activation | Draw-activated | Draw-activated |
| Nicotine | Nicotine salt | Nicotine salt |
| Refillable / rechargeable | No | No |
| Body size | Slimmer, pocket-carry | Larger, carries roughly twice the e-liquid |
| Flavour style | Fruit-ice core, plus menthol and candy | Signature shisha-inspired blends, plus fruit, mint and dessert |
| Stock (July 2026) | All 16 listed in stock | 19 of 20 in stock, several running low |
The hardware philosophy is identical: sealed single-use devices, mesh coils, no buttons, no charging port, nicotine salt. Nothing separates them on how they operate. What separates them is capacity — and everything capacity drags along with it.
2. Run Time: What Double the Puffs Buys You
Advertised puff counts are lab figures. Real draws are longer and less evenly spaced than machine draws, so the working rule across the industry is 60 to 70 percent of the printed number — we explain the testing methodology in vape puff count explained. Applied to both devices:
| EVOK Blaze | CRWN Infinity | |
|---|---|---|
| Advertised puffs | 12,000 | 25,000 |
| Realistic puffs | ~7,200–8,400 | ~15,000–17,500 |
| Days at 150 puffs/day (light) | ~7–8 weeks | ~15–16 weeks |
| Days at 300 puffs/day (moderate) | ~3.5–4 weeks | ~8 weeks |
| Days at 500 puffs/day (heavy) | ~2–2.5 weeks | ~4.5 weeks |
| Devices per year (moderate use) | ~14 | ~6 |
The Infinity’s advantage here is real and it isn’t close. For a moderate user it’s the difference between reordering monthly and reordering about six times a year.
Whether that’s worth having depends on whether reordering actually bothers you. For someone buying online and stocking up two or three at a time, a monthly cycle isn’t a burden. For someone who repeatedly runs out at inconvenient moments, halving the number of times that can happen is genuinely valuable.
Winner: CRWN Infinity.
3. The Commitment Question
This is the part the puff-count tables never mention, and for most people it’s the actual deciding factor.
A disposable locks you into one flavour for the life of the device. On the EVOK Blaze that’s about four weeks at typical use — long enough to properly settle into a flavour, short enough that a mediocre choice is a minor annoyance rather than a problem. On the CRWN Infinity it’s roughly two months. Pick a profile you turn out to only half-like and you’re living with it into the next season.
That cuts both ways:
- If you know exactly what you like — you’ve been vaping the same profile for a year and have no interest in changing — the Infinity’s long commitment is a non-issue and its run time is pure upside.
- If you rotate flavours, or you’re new to either brand, the Blaze’s shorter cycle is a real advantage. You get roughly twice as many chances per year to change your mind, and a wrong pick costs you weeks rather than months.
There’s also flavour fatigue to consider, which is separate from whether you like a flavour. Plenty of people find that any profile — however good — stops registering after a few weeks of constant use. If that’s you, a 25,000-puff device is more capacity than your palate wants in one sitting.
Winner: EVOK Blaze, for anyone who isn’t already certain.
4. Flavour Range: Familiar vs Distinctive
The two ranges aren’t competing on the same terms, which makes flavour count the least useful comparison of the lot.
CRWN Infinity — 21 flavours
The Infinity’s identity sits in its signature blends — shisha-inspired, layered profiles carrying names like Baghdad Nights, Habibilicious, The Duke, Martino, Don Juan and Izmir Romantic, with genuinely no equivalent elsewhere in the Australian disposable market. Around them the range runs to more conventional territory: Double Apple, Strawberry Bubblegum, Kiwi Dragon Berry, Mango Smoothie, Funky Monkey, Malibu Bliss, Peach Cola, Gum Mint, Peppermint Shake, Passion Fruit Guava, plus the character options Lady Killer, Love66, Diamond Dust and JK777.
If you’re bored of fruit-and-ice, this is the most interesting menu we stock. The trade-off is that the Signature names tell you very little about what you’re actually getting, so first-time buyers are picking somewhat blind — on a device you’ll be holding for two months.
EVOK Blaze — 16 flavours
The Blaze plays the opposite game: cover the profiles Australians actually reach for, and execute them cleanly. The lineup runs fruit blends (Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Watermelon, Kiwi Pomegranate, Raspberry Grape Mango), berry (Blackberry Strawberry, Blackberry Cherry Pomegranate, Cherry Pomegranate, Strawberry Lychee), iced fruit (Mango Ice, Kiwi Ice, Blackberry Ice, Banana Ice), a straight menthol (Dynamic Mint) and three candy options (Fruity Skittles, Chuppa Chupps Strawberry, Chuppa Chupps Grape).
Nothing here will surprise you, and that’s the point — you can read the name and know roughly what you’re buying, which matters when you’re committing weeks to it. Our flavour matching guide works through all 16 by time of day and season.
Winner: tie. The Infinity for character and count; the Blaze for predictability and everyday drinkability.
5. Portability and Everyday Use
There’s no clever engineering answer to this one. A device carrying roughly twice the e-liquid is a bigger device.
The CRWN Infinity is comfortable in a jacket pocket or a bag and noticeable in jeans. It’s best thought of as a home-and-desk device that travels when it needs to. The EVOK Blaze is straightforwardly pocketable — closer in footprint to the mainstream 10,000 and 12,000-puff devices most people are used to.
If your vape genuinely lives on you all day, this is a bigger quality-of-life factor than spec tables suggest, and it’s the main reason plenty of people who could justify the Infinity’s economics still buy the Blaze.
Winner: EVOK Blaze.
6. Value: Two Different Kinds of Cheap
On pure cost per puff, the CRWN Infinity is the most economical device we stock. Nothing else comes close, because nothing else carries 25,000 puffs. If your only criterion is running cost, the maths ends the argument there.
The Blaze’s value case is narrower but still strong: within the mainstream 12,000-puff class it’s the leader, coming in cheaper per puff than both the IGET One (same 12,000 puffs) and the IGET Bar Pro (10,000 puffs) — see our EVOK Blaze vs IGET One comparison for that side of the picture.
Two caveats keep this from being a clean Infinity win:
Upfront outlay is higher on the Infinity. Lower cost per puff and lower cost per purchase aren’t the same thing. Buying two months of vaping at once costs more on the day than buying one month at a time, which matters if you’d rather spread it out.
Unused capacity isn’t a saving. The Infinity’s economics assume you finish the device. If you lose it, damage it, or abandon a flavour you’ve gone off, you’ve written off substantially more remaining capacity than you would on a Blaze. The longer the device, the more there is to lose.
Winner: CRWN Infinity on cost per puff — with the caveat that it only pays off if you see it through.
7. Availability
A practical note from our live stock data, as of July 2026:
- EVOK Blaze: all 16 flavours listed in stock.
- CRWN Infinity: 19 of the 20 flavours in stock, with several running low and one currently unavailable. The Signature blends move fastest and rotate through restocks more often.
For a device you buy monthly this matters more than it first appears — there’s limited point falling for a flavour you can’t reliably reorder. If you want a specific Infinity Signature profile, it’s worth ordering when you see it rather than waiting until your current device runs dry.
Winner: EVOK Blaze.
8. The Two-Device Approach
Worth mentioning because plenty of our customers land here rather than on one side or the other: these devices complement each other better than they compete.
A common setup is an Infinity as the home device — a bold Signature profile, sitting on a desk or bedside table, doing the bulk of the volume at the lowest running cost — with a Blaze as the carry device for work, commuting and going out, rotated more often to keep things interesting.
You get most of the Infinity’s economics on your highest-volume vaping, the Blaze’s convenience where it counts, and a natural flavour contrast between the two. If you’re a heavy user who was going to buy multiple devices anyway, this is usually a better answer than picking one and living with its weakness.
9. EVOK Blaze vs CRWN Infinity: Who Should Buy Which?
Choose the CRWN Infinity if:
- Running cost is your main criterion. It has the lowest cost per puff of anything we stock, by a clear margin.
- You want the fewest possible reorders. Roughly six devices a year at moderate use, against fourteen.
- You already know your flavour. Two months on one profile is comfortable when you’re certain, and expensive when you’re not.
- The Signature blends appeal to you. Baghdad Nights, Habibilicious and the rest of that collection are the range’s real differentiator and have no equivalent on the Blaze — or on most devices in Australia.
- Your vape mostly stays put. Desk, home, car — where the larger body doesn’t matter.
Choose the EVOK Blaze if:
- You carry your vape everywhere. The slimmer body is a daily benefit, not a spec-sheet footnote.
- You like changing flavours. Roughly monthly rotation against roughly bi-monthly.
- You’re buying either brand for the first time. A four-week commitment is a far cheaper way to be wrong.
- You prefer knowing what you’re getting. Fruit, berry, ice, menthol and candy profiles that read exactly as they’re named.
- You want the flavour you like to be in stock. The Blaze range has been consistently fully available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lasts longer, the EVOK Blaze or the CRWN Infinity?
The CRWN Infinity, by roughly double. It’s rated at 25,000 puffs against the Blaze’s 12,000, which at a moderate 300 puffs a day works out at about eight weeks for the Infinity and three and a half to four weeks for the Blaze. Both figures use a realistic 60–70% of the advertised count rather than the lab number.
Is the CRWN Infinity better value than the EVOK Blaze?
On cost per puff, yes — the Infinity’s 25,000-puff capacity gives it the lowest running cost of any disposable we stock. The Blaze is the value leader of the mainstream 12,000-puff class, coming in cheaper per puff than both comparable IGET devices. The Infinity’s advantage only materialises if you actually finish the device, since abandoning one part-way writes off far more remaining capacity.
Does the EVOK Blaze have more flavours than the CRWN Infinity?
No. The Infinity offers 21 flavours to the Blaze’s 16. The more meaningful difference is style: the Infinity leans on shisha-inspired Signature blends you won’t find elsewhere, while the Blaze covers familiar fruit, berry, iced, menthol and candy profiles.
Which is easier to carry, the EVOK Blaze or the CRWN Infinity?
The EVOK Blaze. It carries around half the e-liquid, so it’s a physically smaller and lighter device that sits comfortably in a pocket. The Infinity is fine in a bag or jacket but noticeably bulkier in jeans — it suits people whose vape mostly stays at home or on a desk.
Which should I buy first if I’ve never tried either?
The EVOK Blaze. Not because it’s the better device outright, but because a wrong flavour choice costs you about four weeks instead of about two months. Once you know which profiles you’ll happily vape for a long stretch, the Infinity’s economics become much easier to commit to.
Are the EVOK Blaze and CRWN Infinity the same nicotine strength?
Both use the standard nicotine salt formulation found across major Australian disposables. The Infinity’s higher puff count means more e-liquid in total, not a stronger individual puff. Check the product page for the current specification on either device.
What happened to the CRWN Kit?
The CRWN Kit has been discontinued and is no longer being restocked. If you were comparing the EVOK Blaze against the Kit, the CRWN Infinity is CRWN’s current flagship and the closest equivalent comparison — it’s a substantially higher-capacity device than the Kit was.
Related Reading
- EVOK Blaze 12000 Review: How Long 12,000 Puffs Actually Last
- EVOK Blaze Flavours: All 16 Matched to the Right Moment
- EVOK Blaze vs IGET One: Specs, Flavours and Value Compared
- Vape Puff Count Explained: Do You Really Get 10,000 Puffs?
Publishing Note
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This article is written to replace the existing /evok-blaze-vs-crwn-kit/ page, which compares the Blaze against the discontinued CRWN Kit. That URL carries the site’s largest single share of impressions, so publish this at the existing URL (or 301 the old slug to this one) rather than creating a parallel page and splitting the signal. The “Looking for the EVOK Blaze vs CRWN Kit comparison?” note near the top is there to catch readers arriving from the old search result and should be retained.
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Specifications and flavour availability are current as of July 2026 and can change. Stock status varies over time — check the product pages at zealvape.com before ordering. Run-time estimates assume the stated daily puff rates and a realistic 60–70% of the advertised puff count; your own results will vary with draw length, frequency and storage conditions. Adult use only — intended for adults of legal vaping age in Australia. We make no health claims about vaping products, and nothing in this article should be taken as medical advice. If you do not currently use nicotine products, we do not recommend starting.