Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah Rechargeable Disposable Vape

60,000 puffs is the rating on the Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah; the selector below it carries 46 flavours and nicotine at 0.5% (5mg/ml). A 1000 mAh battery sits inside, rechargeable over a standard port — the device is finished when the liquid ends, not when the charge dips. The European warehouse holds the stock, so the delivery conversation is about days rather than customs paperwork.

What the Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah offers

• Rated 60,000 puffs — The factory rating is 60,000 puffs; the honest reading is “several weeks of typical use”.
• 46 flavours on one model — Choice is the point at this count — 46 options, of which the leading families are 17 iced entries.
• 1000 mAh rechargeable cell — Power is a 1000 mAh battery — sealed in, charged over a standard port, never swapped.
• 40K-79K Puffs capacity bracket — There are 53 listings in this capacity group; comparing within it avoids mixing size classes.
• Nicotine at 0.5% (5mg/ml) — Every option carries its nicotine figure openly: 0.5% (5mg/ml) on this listing.
• Sealed unit, nothing to refill — Sealed construction means the only routine contact is the charging port.

From single unit to wholesale case: the Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah

Choice on the Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah means 46 flavours and 1 nicotine strengths, selectable across an order rather than per unit only.

European warehouse stock means no customs leg inside the EU, and dispatch inside 1–3 working days.

Trade figures are per-order quotes built on product, quantity, stock and destination; the desk is reached at info@fkvape.com.

What is inside a 60,000-puff device

The specification table is reproduced from the maker’s sheet — as supplied, not as measured by us.

The manufacturer pairs 1000 mAh of battery with this much liquid deliberately: the cell recharges, the reservoir does not.

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Background: A puff rating is arithmetic: liquid volume over an assumed per-draw consumption. The assumption is the soft part; the volume is the hard part.

The flavour list: 46 options

Names below come straight from the variant list; the page tracks the stock, and the list tracks the page.

Taken by family, the list gives 17 iced entries, 12 berry entries, 4 melon entries, 2 drink-led entries, 2 citrus entries.

Flavour by flavour

The descriptions are ours; the names are not. Sweet-styled names appear as supplied, per the convention across this market.

• Berry Blue — Berry Blue is one of the 12 entries here that lead with dark fruit and a tart edge, carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Berry Ice — Fruit first, then the chill — Berry Ice runs in that order, and it is one of 17 entries in the same family on this model.
• Blackcurrant Ice — Blackcurrant Ice is one of the 17 iced options here; and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Blackcurrant Mint — Blackcurrant Mint is an iced entry on this list, and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Blue Razz Blast — Blue Razz Blast is one of the 46 names on the selector for this model — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Blue Razz Lemonade — Blue Razz Lemonade reads as a drink rather than as a fruit; and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Blueberry Cherry — Blueberry Cherry leads with soft fruit rather than with the lighter melon or stone profiles — carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Blueberry Gum — Blueberry Gum leads with soft fruit rather than with the lighter melon or stone profiles — and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Blueberry Lemonade — Blueberry Lemonade is the sort of profile that reads as a drink from the first draw; carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Blueberry Mint — Blueberry Mint leads with menthol rather than with fruit — carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Blueberry Raspberry — Blueberry Raspberry sits in the berry group, and the profile is dark fruit rather than a lighter melon note — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Blueberry Sour Raspberry — Blueberry Sour Raspberry sits in the berry group, and the profile is dark fruit rather than a lighter melon note; carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Cherry Fiesta — Cherry Fiesta sits in the berry group, and the profile is dark fruit rather than a lighter melon note; and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Cherry Fizz — Cherry Fizz reads tart and dark next to the melon entries on this list — with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Cherry Ice — Cherry Ice leads with menthol rather than with fruit; and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Cool Mango — There is a cooling layer sitting over the fruit in Cool Mango — which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Fusion Pop — Fusion Pop appears on the product as a selectable flavour; and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Grape — Grape sits in the berry group, and the profile is dark fruit rather than a lighter melon note, with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Grape Berry — Berries form the largest single group on this list at 12 entries, and Grape Berry is one of them, and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Grape Mint — Fruit first, then the chill — Grape Mint runs in that order; which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Gum Mint — Gum Mint is one of the 17 iced options here; with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Hubba — Hubba is one of the 46 names on the selector for this model; and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Ice Blue — Ice Blue leads with menthol rather than with fruit, which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Lemon Lime — Lemon Lime is built on a citrus note, and the tartness is what holds the finish, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Lemon Lime Cherry Fizz — Berries form the largest single group on this list at 12 entries, and Lemon Lime Cherry Fizz is one of them — picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Lemon Mint — There is a cooling layer sitting over the fruit in Lemon Mint — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Lush Ice — Lush Ice is an iced entry on this list, with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Magic Love — Magic Love is one of the 46 selectable options on this model; and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Mango Pineapple — Mango Pineapple is one of the 2 citrus entries here, and it is brighter on the draw than the berry options — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Menthol — The chill is the first thing to register in Menthol; and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Mint — Mint puts the cooling ahead of the fruit; which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Mixed Berry — Multi-fruit: Mixed Berry names the combination directly — picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Orange Mint — There is a cooling layer sitting over the fruit in Orange Mint, and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Peach Ice — The chill is the first thing to register in Peach Ice, with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Pineapple Ice — Pineapple Ice is one of the 17 iced options here; and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Space Dream — Space Dream is one of the 46 selectable options on this model; and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Spearmint — Fruit first, then the chill — Spearmint runs in that order, carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Strawberry Cherry — Strawberry Cherry reads tart and dark next to the melon entries on this list; carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Strawberry Punch — Strawberry Punch sits in the berry group, and the profile is dark fruit rather than a lighter melon note — and it is one of 12 entries in the same family on this model.
• Summer Dream — No single fruit dominates in Summer Dream: the label names the combination and the draw moves across it — with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Two Apple — Two Apple is apple-based, the only here, with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Watermelon Cherry — Watermelon Cherry is one of the 4 entries here that lead with melon — picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Watermelon Kiwi — Watermelon Kiwi sits in the melon group, which runs 4 strong on this list; which is one of 46 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Watermelon Lime — Watermelon Lime sits in the melon group, which runs 4 strong on this list, and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Watermelon Pineapple — Watermelon Pineapple reads lighter and juicier than the berry entries beside it, and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Random Flavors (Fast Delivery) — Not a taste at all but a routing choice — take the next available units of this model. It ships sooner than a named flavour and arrives without warning of what it is.

Where this sits in the range

The 60,000 rating places this model within a Al Fakher range of 8,000 to 200,000 puffs — both neighbours linked below. What the table holds: this model plus the nearest Al Fakher capacities, common figures aligned in columns.

What buyers type to reach this page

No single phrase owns this listing — the set below shares it.

If the search opens with a figure it usually reads “60k Al Fakher”, “60k Puffs” or “60k Disposable Vape”, which is this bracket in three wordings. Closer to plain speech, “Al Fakher Disposable Vape” and “Al Fakher Vape” are two more entries in the set. The search box treats them as near-neighbours, and so does this page. The wording widens further with “60k Puff Disposable Vape” and with “60k Rechargeable Disposable Vape”, both served here.

The set of working phrasings also holds “60k Ehose X Shisha Hookah” beside “60k Al Fakher Ehose X Shisha Hookah Vape”.

Frequently asked questions

How often does the Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah need charging?

Yes — the battery is rated 1000 mAh and charges over the a standard port port. Without the charge step, a device this size would finish its liquid early.

What is the Random Flavors option on the Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah?

Random Flavors is the fast-delivery line: the flavours are picked by us from current stock rather than chosen by you. On the Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah it sits alongside the 46 named options.

What does the 0.5% (5mg/ml) nicotine listing mean on the Al Fakher 60K EHOSE X Shisha Hookah?

The listing carries 1 nicotine strengths: 0.5% (5mg/ml). The selector pairs them with the flavour options.

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Adults 18+ only. Nicotine is an addictive substance. Puff counts are manufacturer estimates and depend on how the device is used. Not for sale to anyone under 18.