The AL Fakher Crown Bar is a large rechargeable disposable vape sold in 2 lines: Mega Max 40k and E-Hose X 60k. The 40,000 and 60,000 figures are manufacturer puff ratings, not guarantees. For most buyers the choice comes down to flavour availability first, then whether you want adjustable airflow and the extra capacity of the 60k models.
This buyer’s guide compares the four lines side by side, explains what the puff numbers really mean, and covers charging, spotting genuine stock and how to pick. You can see the whole range on our Al Fakher Crown Bar and disposable vape page.
What is the AL Fakher Crown Bar?
AL Fakher is best known for shisha tobacco made in the UAE, and Crown Bar is its line of disposable vapes. “Disposable” here means the device comes pre-filled and you cannot refill it, but every line we stock has a rechargeable battery with USB-C charging, so you keep using it until the e-liquid runs out rather than until the battery dies. Many flavours deliberately mirror Al Fakher shisha profiles, such as Two Apple, Grape Mint and Gum Mint, which is a large part of the appeal for shisha smokers in World .
AL Fakher Crown Bar Mega Max 40k
The AL Fakher Crown Bar Mega Max 40k is the line most people mean when they say “Crown Bar 40000 puffs”. Its strength is range: 32 flavours with us, including every house blend we carry (Magic Love, Space Dream, Summer Dream, Hubba). The built-in indicator for battery and e-liquid level means you can see when it is genuinely running dry rather than guessing from a weak hit.
AL Fakher Crown Bar E-Hose X 60k
The AL Fakher Crown Bar E-Hose X 60k is the newer model. It has a 1,000 mAh battery, an airflow control that moves between a tighter mouth-to-lung (MTL) draw, like a cigarette, and an open direct-to-lung (DTL) draw, and an LED/LCD display. Seven flavours with us, including Strawberry Peach and Watermelon Cherry, which are E-Hose X only.
Do you really get 40,000 or 60,000 puffs?
Treat the number as a ceiling, not a promise. Puff ratings are worked out by the manufacturer under its own test conditions, typically short, consistent draws. Real use is different: a long, slow draw uses far more liquid than a quick one, and an open airflow setting vaporises more liquid per puff than a tight one.
There is no industry standard for counting puffs, and you can see that in the numbers. Myle, for instance, rates its 2 ml Meta pods at about 2,000 puffs, which is roughly 1,000 puffs per ml, while its 18 ml Meta 9000 disposable is rated at 9,000 puffs, about 500 per ml. Same brand, double the difference. So puff ratings are only useful for comparing models within one brand.
Within the Crown Bar range, the useful comparison is the ratio. An E-Hose X is rated for 1.5 times the puffs of a Mega Max costs 1.2 times as much, so if the ratings are equally optimistic across the range, the 60k lines work out cheaper per puff. What they will not tell you is how many days one will last you, because that depends on how you vape.