Gold Bar Disposable Vapes Product Review

I think people are already excited by the Gold bar disposable from Vape Gold, it seems to have a buzz around it. It is advertised as a premium product and the packaging gives you a little extra with it's double layers. Let me explain it to you this way, you know when you buy a CD or a Blu-ray and the box has an outer sleeve? Well, they have done something similar here.

You open the gold box to find inside another box which is black and gold and then you get the vape itself, packed as you would usually find it. It's all a bit like pass the parcel!

The vape unit is gold with a black mouthpiece. It has a hard, matt and solid feel to it and the blue LED light comes through two small holes on the black base. The flavour of the vape is discreetly printed on the front.

I used the Gold bar for over 24hours for each flavour before they ran out of battery, this was medium to heavy usage. The 600 puffs would last for longer with lighter use. I did feel that the gold bar went on a little longer than most disposables.

My overall impression of the Gold bar is very good. The sweet and satisfying draw that it delivered and the strong flavours really do make it taste premium. It has a classic gold design that should appeal to most.

My opinion of the Gold Bar vapes is that the packaging of it looks brilliant. It gives the illusion of a real gold bar with the shape, look, and colour, and it definitely stands out from competitors.

The gold exterior box is just a cover and encases an inner box which contains the actual vape. On the packaging, it contains information such as the brand, logo, the flavour, the percentage of nicotine, and most importantly, the warning label that it contains a highly addictive substance.

The vape itself looks like it's been covered in gold wrap or paint, and it has a very classy look to it. I love how on the front side of the vape it's got the flavour written in small print with "2 %" on the bottom, with the top showing the brand name and logo. Then, on the back at the bottom, there's an icon showing the flavour. The little icons really impressed me. I found them to be a really nice touch.

The pros I'd say for the Gold bars are that they've really nailed the look of it and I can say for sure it stands out from competitors. They have got a great battery life and I have no concerns about its safety features. The only con I'd like to mention is that in terms of its flavours, I do believe they could be better as I feel like there are other brands that have better-tasting vapes such as Voopo DragBars or ElfBars. Overall, I think it's got great potential to be even better if they improve their flavours.

I was pretty curious to try out the Gold Bar disposable vapes as they look a bit different to most of what is on the market at the moment.

The packaging is designed, would you believe it, to look like a bar of gold, with a gold cardboard sleeve slipped over a second cardboard box inside, the second box is black and gold and has a picture of the vape printed on it. The aesthetic kind of makes me think of old fashioned tobacco products.

The vape itself is prefilled with 2ml of flavoured eliquid (20mg nicotine), has a mesh coil, and features a 400mAh battery which they estimate will provide 600+ puffs.

On removing the copious amounts of packaging I was a little underwhelmed by the look of the vape inside. I think the brand image led me to expect something a little more sleek and sophisticated looking. The device is very square and chunky, with a dull matt gold finish. The vapes aren't coloured according to their flavour as most tend to be, they are very much leaning into the 'gold bar' idea. The flavour of the vape is printed in a fancy looking font on the front and represented by small fruit symbols on the back also.

I decided to try the Banana Ice flavour first, since Banana Ice is one of my favourite go to flavours in both the Elf Bar and SKE Crystal Bar range. The flavour was very strong. Definitely Banana, but not a lot of Ice. The throat hit was good, and the air flow gives a similar draw experience to the Elf Bar. I used it for a while hoping that the flavour would start to be a little less intense eventually and that the Menthol might kick in, but after using it for half the day I had to give it a break and move on to a different flavour. The strong Banana flavour just became intolerable.

I swapped it out for the Oasis flavour, which seems to be, according to the fruit symbols, a mixture of tropical fruit flavours. This was a lot less overpowering and more to my taste. I was able to use it consistently enough to get a sense of how long it lasted. I think I would say it met the 600 puff mark, possibly even a little more than that. The flavour managed to be pretty consistent for the most part, although the throat hit and the amount of vapour started to wane a little towards the end.

The liquid ran out before the battery actually did, which gave me a bit of a nasty dry hit, but to be fair, I think it had easily provided me with more than 600 puffs by that point.