JNR Alien 10000 Rechargeable Disposable Vape

The JNR Alien 10000 sits in the 10K-19K Puffs bracket at 10,000 puffs, with 44 flavours and nicotine at 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml). The 850 mAh battery is the reason the device does not finish early: top it up over Type-C and the liquid keeps flowing. EU-held stock, 1–3 business days handling, and the same dispatch queue for single units and trade boxes.

What the JNR Alien 10000 offers

• Rated 10,000 puffs — This is the figure the 10K-19K Puffs bracket is named for, as published by the manufacturer.
• 44 flavours on one model — The list is long enough to segment an order: 44 options, grouped by family below.
• Display — Status lives on the Display: charge first, liquid alongside.
• 850 mAh rechargeable cell — Rechargeable at 850 mAh, the battery is the part that outlasts the liquid by design.
• 10K-19K Puffs capacity bracket — The tier is crowded — 10 devices — which keeps the comparison honest.
• Nicotine at 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml) — The nicotine line for the model is 2% (20mg/ml), 5% (50mg/ml), printed against each variant.

Order sizes for the JNR Alien 10000

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

With 44 flavours on the JNR Alien 10000, mixed boxes are where the range pays off: one case can hold several profiles instead of a single one.

Trade quotes are worked up per order: the four inputs are product, quantity, stock position and destination. Write to info@fkvape.com for one.

What is inside a 10,000-puff device

The internals on paper: published figures only, no estimates filling gaps.

A 850 mAh cell would finish early on its own — the Type-C port is what carries it through the rating.

Unit weight is about 89 g — the figure for shipping estimates on mixed orders.

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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.

Background: The warehouse position matters most on reorders — a repeat case is a domestic-length trip, not a fresh import.

The flavour list: 44 options

What the model actually carries, option by option, is set out below.

The 44 options sort into 16 iced entries, 9 berry entries, 4 sweet and dessert-led entries, 3 drink-led entries, 3 tropical entries.

Flavour by flavour

Every entry below pairs the official name with a short description of the profile, written for buyers rather than for brochures.

• Black Dragon Ice — Black Dragon Ice is built as fruit under a menthol layer rather than as a straight fruit taste; which is one of 44 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Blue Razz Cherry — Blue Razz Cherry carries the tartness the berry group is known for, through to the finish; and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Blue Razz Ice — There is a cooling layer sitting over the fruit in Blue Razz Ice; picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Blueberry Bubble Gum — Blueberry Bubble Gum leans on sugar rather than on acidity, carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Blueberry Cherry Cranberry — Blueberry Cherry Cranberry is one of the 9 entries here that lead with dark fruit and a tart edge — and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Blueberry On Ice — Blueberry On Ice leads with menthol rather than with fruit — with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Blueberry Sour Raspberry. — Blueberry Sour Raspberry. 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.
• Fizzy Cherry Cola — Fizzy Cherry Cola is the sort of profile that reads as a drink from the first draw — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Grape Ice — Grape Ice leads with menthol rather than with fruit; and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Guava lce — Guava lce leads with a tropical fruit rather than with a berry or a citrus note; with the profile fixed at the factory rather than mixed at the point of use.
• Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava — Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava carries the heavier, sweeter character of the tropical group — carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Strawberry Kiwi — Berries form the largest single group on this list at 9 entries, and Strawberry Kiwi is one of them; and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Mixed Berry — Mixed Berry is a blend rather than a single note — one of 2 multi-fruit entries here; and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Mr.Blue — Mr.Blue appears on the product as a selectable flavour; carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Passion Fruit — Passion Fruit is built on a tropical mix, which gives it more weight on the draw than the melon entries, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Peach Berry — Peach Berry 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.
• Peach Blueberry Candy — Peach Blueberry Candy is built on a confectionery note rather than a fruit one — carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Peach Ice — Fruit first, then the chill — Peach Ice runs in that order; and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Peach Mango Pineapple — Peach Mango Pineapple is the sharp end of the list; and it is the only entries in the same family on this model.
• Sour Apple — Sour Apple is built on a single named fruit rather than on a blend; which is one of 44 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Strawberry Banana — A berry profile: Strawberry Banana is built on soft fruit rather than on melon or citrus — carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Strawberry Ice — Strawberry Ice is an iced entry on this list — which is one of 44 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice — Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice is one of the 16 iced options here, and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Strawberry Watermelon Ice — Fruit first, then the chill — Strawberry Watermelon Ice runs in that order; and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Strawberry Watermelon Lemonade — Strawberry Watermelon Lemonade is built on a soft-drink or energy profile rather than on fruit; and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Watermelon Bubble Gum — Watermelon Bubble Gum carries more sugar than the fruit entries beside it, which is one of 44 profiles on this model to build a case from.
• Watermelon Ice — There is a cooling layer sitting over the fruit in Watermelon Ice; and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Banana Ice — Banana Ice puts the cooling ahead of the fruit — picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Blueberry Kiwi — A berry profile: Blueberry Kiwi is built on soft fruit rather than on melon or citrus — and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Cherry Berry — Cherry Berry leads with soft fruit rather than with the lighter melon or stone profiles, and it is one of 9 entries in the same family on this model.
• Cola Ice — The chill is the first thing to register in Cola Ice — and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Cool Mint — Cool Mint is an iced entry on this list, and on this list it is the taste rather than the name that decides a reorder.
• Double Apple — Double Apple is an apple profile, sharper than the melon entries and sweeter than the citrus ones — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Gummy Bear — Gummy Bear is one of the 4 sweetness-led entries on this model — and where the packing allows it can be mixed with other profiles in one case.
• Lush Ice — There is a cooling layer sitting over the fruit in Lush Ice, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Raspberry Watermelon — Raspberry Watermelon leads with a wet, rounded fruit rather than a tart one — and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Strawberry Candy Ice — Strawberry Candy Ice leads with menthol rather than with fruit; and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Strawberry Pinacolada — Strawberry Pinacolada trades fruit acidity for a rounder, fizzier sweetness, and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Strawberry Pommegranate — Strawberry Pommegranate carries the tartness the berry group is known for, through to the finish; and nothing in the draw changes between flavours here beyond the liquid itself.
• Strawberry Raspberry Ice — Strawberry Raspberry Ice puts the cooling ahead of the fruit; and it is listed alongside the rest of the range rather than as a special order.
• Tropical Punch — No single fruit dominates in Tropical Punch: the label names the combination and the draw moves across it — picked from the selector as a separate unit rather than as part of a blend.
• Watermelon Brazz Ice — Watermelon Brazz Ice leads with menthol rather than with fruit; carrying the manufacturer’s own name for it rather than a renamed version.
• Watermelon Lychee — Watermelon Lychee leads with a wet, rounded fruit rather than a tart one — and it sits in the selector list in the order the manufacturer presents it.
• Random Flavors (Fast Delivery) — This line is how the warehouse clears mixed stock quickly: no picking against a named taste, so it dispatches first. Order by name if a specific flavour matters.

Where this sits in the range

For a different capacity in the same family, the JNR range runs from 10,000 to 60,000 puffs. For scale, the nearest JNR entries by puff rating sit in the rows below.

Search terms that lead to this page

Search habits split across phrasings, and this page answers all of them.

If the search opens with a figure it usually reads “JNR 10k”, “10k Puffs” or “10k Disposable Vape”, which is this bracket in three wordings. Also in use: “JNR Disposable Vape”, plus “JNR Vape” on the same route. None of them implies a different product. Adjacent phrasings such as “10k Puff Disposable Vape” and “10k Rechargeable Disposable Vape” land here too.

Beyond the main terms, “10000 Alien” and “JNR 10000 Alien Vape” are typed and answered here.

Frequently asked questions

What can I see on the JNR Alien 10000 display?

Fitted, yes. The display gives at-a-glance figures for battery charge and e-liquid remaining on the JNR Alien 10000.

Is the JNR Alien 10000 battery built in?

It charges through the Type-C port into a 850 mAh battery cell. The battery is the reason the puff rating is reachable at this liquid volume.

What is Random Flavors for on the JNR Alien 10000?

Pick named flavours for a specific line-up; pick Random Flavors when dispatch speed matters more than the exact JNR Alien 10000 flavour set.

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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.