Review of the Funky Republic Ti7000: A Funky Revolution

One of the newest disposable vaporizers from the firm that created the wildly successful Elfbar brand is the Funky Republic Ti7000. With the smaller Fi3000 variant, it is one of just two devices in the new range that are now available.

A 1.2Ω mesh coil vaporizes around 13ml of 50mg/ml strength vape liquid, which is anticipated to last for 7000 puffs, within each Ti7000. The vape comes in a variety of well-known flavors that generally consist of fruity and sweet flavors.

Unlike most disposable vaporizers, this one also has a digital display instead of the standard LED lights to indicate the device's battery and juice levels.

Design & Build Quality

The oval shape of the Funky Republic Ti7000 makes it comfortable to hold even though it's a somewhat large device. Vaping discreetly could be difficult for you unless you have really large hands, but it isn't really a design issue. Generally speaking, vapes that provide this stated puff count are not little devices.

The body has a matte and glossy finish with a little textured area for better grip where your thumb usually rests. The flat-style mouthpiece and top section are easy to clean because to their glossy surface.

The minimal branding complements the sleek appearance of these vapes, which come in a variety of colors. According to the flavor inside the vaporizer, the colors change: green for apple, dark red for cherry, and so forth. I think the dark reds, blues, and greens look nicer, but bright colors are common in disposables.

Features

Disposables with digital displays that indicate remaining battery and e-juice levels are hard to come by. That alone immediately sets the Funky Republic vaporizers apart. The Liquid Crystal Display is a practical innovation that would be appreciated on more throwaway devices, despite its small size and lack of extreme detail. The Ti7000's display is concealed by the bezel that runs along its side, so until you vape, you won't even be aware of its presence.

A 600mAh rechargeable battery powers these vaporizers. Although it's not the biggest capacity I've ever seen, it is comparable to a few other disposables of a similar nature. USB-C is used for charging, as is now customary, and this speeds up the process. From the alert for a low battery to the complete charging takes about 30 minutes.

The vape's 12.8 ml of liquid capacity may be explained by this coil technology. That volume surprised me because I was anticipating 15ml or more from a gadget that claims to produce 7000 puffs. There is only one strength option available—50 mg/ml—but as the brand develops, more might be added.

Flavors

The Ti7000 series will initially come in 15 flavors, with an additional 10 to be added later. I had the opportunity to sample a number of the launch flavors, which represented a fair representation of the variety offered.

I assumed I knew what to expect because the same business that makes Elfbar also makes these vapes. Fortunately, there were enough surprises to keep things fresh. Here are my thoughts on the Ti7000 flavors that I had the good fortune to sample.

California Cherry

This was by far my favorite flavor, yet oddly, it's not one I seem to remember finding in the standard Elf bar flavor list. It tastes much like the sweet fruit I was expecting, but it's has a richer, slightly icy flavor as well. Yes, it's quite wonderful, and I would definitely buy it again.

Passionfruit Kiwi Lime

This is a common and well-utilized flavor combination. The flavors of passion fruit are definitely the most prominent, although they are counterbalanced by the faint taste of kiwi and lime. It was almost refreshing to use, and for my preferences, it was just the proper amount of sweet.

Watermelon Ice

I have mixed feelings about the taste of watermelon ice, a staple flavor for Elf bar and many other throwaway brands. I could tolerate this in moderation because it has an ice finish, but without that touch of chilling, this would be much too sweet and nearly candy-like. Having said that, you'll love this taste combination here too if you like it elsewhere in the vaping community.

Conclusion

A decent, if unspectacular, entry to the disposable vape market is the Funky Republic Ti7000. I would love to see the digital display included in more throwaway gadgets because it is a very useful feature.

The Ti7000 won't let you down if you're searching for a relatively tight MTL draw either. The 50/50 VG and PG blend produces a nice amount of vapor and a pleasant throat hit, making for a good vaping experience.

If we could claim that these disposable vaporizers provide anything more innovative or special than the LCD, that would be fantastic. The Funky Republic Ti7000 isn't much better than any other high-capacity vape, while being fun, dependable, and reasonably priced.