Fumot Tornado 15000 Rechargeable Disposable Vape

Everything about the Fumot Tornado 15000 on one page — the 15,000-puff rating, the 60-flavour selector, nicotine at 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml). Nothing is assembled on arrival — the device works from the first draw to the last without a filling step. Orders leave our European warehouse with 1–3 business days handling, retail and wholesale alike.

What the Fumot Tornado 15000 offers

• Rated 15,000 puffs — The figure comes from the factory, not from a test bench here; it is the input the tier system is built around.
• 60 flavours on one model — The range covers 19 iced entries, which is the spread most mixed orders draw from.
• 10K-19K Puffs capacity bracket — The bracket page lists 10 devices alongside this one, sorted on the same rating basis.
• Nicotine at 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml) — Each variant states its nicotine as 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml) — no averaging across the model.
• Sealed unit, nothing to refill — Sealed at the factory and used as received; the format has no service steps.
• Singles or full boxes — The order size is open: singles for trying, boxes for stocking.

Order sizes for the Fumot Tornado 15000

One unit, one display box, one master case: those are the three order sizes, and each is priced on request.

The Fumot Tornado 15000 arrives as a sealed single-flavour unit, and the 60 flavour options are what give a mixed order its range.

Trade terms are quoted individually: product, quantity, stock and destination are what the figure is built from. WhatsApp +86 180 2417 4651 for a fast reply.

What is inside a 15,000-puff device

No hardware figures are published for this model. The verifiable facts are the capacity rating, the flavour count, the nicotine line and the packing — and those are what this page states.

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Background: The two listings — percent and mg/ml — are arithmetic mirrors of each other. EU retail tops out at 20 mg/ml, and the figures here are stated against that ceiling.

The flavour list: 60 options

The flavour set as it stands: names taken from the selector, not from a brochure.

The 60 options sort into 19 iced entries, 13 berry entries, 8 drink-led entries, 5 sweet and dessert-led entries, 3 blended and multi-fruit entries.

Flavour by flavour

Each line below is the official name plus a working description, so the list can be shopped from directly.

• Blue Razz Lemonade — Blue Razz Lemonade reads as a drink rather than as a fruit — and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Peach Ice — The chill is the first thing to register in Peach Ice — and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Sour Apple — Sour Apple is an apple profile, sharper than the melon entries and sweeter than the citrus ones, and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Watermelon Ice — The chill is the first thing to register in Watermelon Ice; and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Blueberry on Ice — The chill is the first thing to register in Blueberry on Ice — with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Blueberry Raspberry — A berry profile: Blueberry Raspberry is built on soft fruit rather than on melon or citrus, carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Pineapple Ice — Pineapple Ice leads with menthol rather than with fruit — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Cherry — Cherry is one of the 13 entries here that lead with dark fruit and a tart edge — picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Strawberry Ice — Strawberry Ice puts the cooling ahead of the fruit, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Vimto — Vimto is carried under the manufacturer’s own name for it, and it is one of 2 entries in the same family on this model.
• Grape Ice — Fruit first, then the chill — Grape Ice runs in that order — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Cola Ice — Cola Ice puts the cooling ahead of the fruit; which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Strawberry Watermelon — Strawberry Watermelon carries the softest profile of the families on this list — and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Pink Lemonade — Pink Lemonade reads as a drink rather than as a fruit, and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Mixed Berry — Mixed Berry reads as several fruits together rather than one leading note, and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Peach Mango — Peach Mango leads with a soft stone fruit rather than with a sharp one — and it is one of 2 entries in the same family on this model.
• Dragon Fruit — Dragon Fruit is one of 3 entries here built on fruit outside the usual berry and citrus families, and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Strawberry Grape — Strawberry Grape is one of the 13 entries here that lead with dark fruit and a tart edge — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Mr Blue — Mr Blue is a combination rather than a single flavour — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Lush Ice — Lush Ice is one of the 19 iced options here, and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Ice Pop — Ice Pop puts the cooling ahead of the fruit — and it is one of 19 entries in the same family on this model.
• Strawberry Kiwi — Strawberry Kiwi is one of the 13 entries here that lead with dark fruit and a tart edge, carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava — Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava is tropical — one of 3 exotic entries here — which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Triple Berry — Triple Berry is built from a stated combination rather than from a single named fruit, and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Banana Ice — Banana Ice is one of the 19 iced options here, which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Peach Blueberry Candy — Peach Blueberry Candy reads as candy rather than as fruit, which puts it apart from the rest of the list, picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• 0Apple Peach Pear — 0Apple Peach Pear is a peach or mango base, of which this list has 2, which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Berry Lemonade — Berry Lemonade is one of the 8 entries here built on a drink name; which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Blue Razz Cherry — Blue Razz Cherry is one of the 13 entries here that lead with dark fruit and a tart edge, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Blueberry Bubblegum — Blueberry Bubblegum is built on a confectionery note rather than a fruit one — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Blueberry Cherry Cranberry — Blueberry Cherry Cranberry is berry-led, one of 13 berry-based options here, and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Blueberry Pomegranate — A berry profile: Blueberry Pomegranate is built on soft fruit rather than on melon or citrus — and it is one of 13 entries in the same family on this model.
• Blue Sour Raspberry — Blue Sour Raspberry is berry-led, one of 13 berry-based options here — which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Cherry Cola — Cherry Cola carries a cola or energy note rather than a fresh fruit one, which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Gummy Bear — Gummy Bear is a dessert profile with a longer, sweeter finish than the fruit options; and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Lemon & Lime — This is a 2-part combination covering Lemon, Lime, the parts are named on the label and held separately inside the body.
• Mango on Ice — Mango on Ice is an iced entry on this list; and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Red Energy Ice — Red Energy Ice is built as fruit under a menthol layer rather than as a straight fruit taste; picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Strawberry Banana — Strawberry Banana is berry-led, one of 13 berry-based options here — picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Strawberry Red Bull — Strawberry Red Bull trades fruit acidity for a rounder, fizzier sweetness, which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Strawberry Watermelon Lemonade — Strawberry Watermelon Lemonade is the sort of profile that reads as a drink from the first draw — and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Ice Tea Lemon Ice — Ice Tea Lemon Ice is built as fruit under a menthol layer rather than as a straight fruit taste — which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Ice Tea Peach Ice — Ice Tea Peach Ice is built as fruit under a menthol layer rather than as a straight fruit taste, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Fizzy Cherry — Fizzy Cherry leads with soft fruit rather than with the lighter melon or stone profiles, picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Skittles — Skittles carries more sugar than the fruit entries beside it; with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Cool Mint — Cool Mint leads with menthol rather than with fruit — carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Pina Colada — Pina Colada is a soft-drink-style entry with a flatter, sweeter finish than the fruit options — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Huckleberry — Berries form the largest single group on this list at 13 entries, and Huckleberry is one of them — which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Blueberry Peach Ice — Fruit first, then the chill — Blueberry Peach Ice runs in that order, and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Grape Lemon — Grape Lemon leads with soft fruit rather than with the lighter melon or stone profiles; and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Fanta — Fanta is carried under the manufacturer’s own name for it; which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Fresh Menthol Mojito — There is a cooling layer sitting over the fruit in Fresh Menthol Mojito — carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Aloe Lemon Berries — Aloe Lemon Berries 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.
• Green Apple Citrus Menthol — Green Apple Citrus Menthol is built as fruit under a menthol layer rather than as a straight fruit taste — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Green Grape Melon — Green Grape Melon leads with a wet, rounded fruit rather than a tart one — which is one of 60 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Cactus Kiwi — Cactus Kiwi is one of the 3 entries here that read heavier than the familiar fruit notes, and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Cola Lemon — Cola Lemon is a soft-drink-style entry with a flatter, sweeter finish than the fruit options, picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Cactus Ice — Cactus Ice is built as fruit under a menthol layer rather than as a straight fruit taste — with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Blue Razz Gummy Bear — Blue Razz Gummy Bear leans on sugar rather than on acidity, and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Random Flavors (Fast Delivery) — A stock-led option: whatever is available in this model goes out. Fastest to dispatch, and unsuitable if the order has to match a flavour list.

Where this sits in the range

The same brand runs wider than this model: 12,000 to 80,000 puffs, sorted into the brackets below. The table puts it beside the closest Fumot models by capacity, with the published figures reading across the rows.

How this model gets found

Search terms for this model run in families; the families are set out below.

Figure-led searches for this model run “FUMOT 15k”, “15k Puffs” and “15k Disposable Vape”, among others collected here. Alongside those, “FUMOT Disposable Vape” and “FUMOT Vape” carry the same intent. The remainder of the wording set runs to “15k Puff Disposable Vape” and “15k Rechargeable Disposable Vape”.

Terms adjacent to the above include “15000 Tornado” and “FUMOT 15000 Tornado Vape”.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the Random Flavors option on the Fumot Tornado 15000 meant for?

It covers whatever is on the shelf at dispatch; the 60 named Fumot Tornado 15000 flavours are the ones you can pin down in advance.

Can I mix flavours when ordering the Fumot Tornado 15000?

Mixing happens at box level: a display box of the Fumot Tornado 15000 can hold different flavours out of the 60 listed, where the manufacturer’s packing allows it.

What nicotine strength is the Fumot Tornado 15000 available in?

5% (50mg/ml) is the top nicotine listing on the Fumot Tornado 15000; the full set runs 2% (20mg/ml) and 5% (50mg/ml).

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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.