RAZ LTX 25K (DC25000)
$22.99
The RAZ LTX 25K is the mid-size RAZ: 25,000 rated puffs, an 800 mAh USB-C battery, an 18 mL sealed tank, a dual mesh coil and a Standard/Boost switch. It carries the widest flavor menu of any RAZ device, including the Frozen, Sour, Gush, Clear and Punch Edition sub-series and the factory Zero Nicotine SKUs. Every button below reflects what our US warehouse has on the shelf right now.
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RAZ LTX 25K specs
Here is the hardware sheet for the LTX, stated the way we would read it to you over the counter. Nothing on this table is a guess. If a number is not listed here, it is because the manufacturer does not publish it and we will not make one up.
| Spec | RAZ LTX 25K / DC25000 |
|---|---|
| Rated puffs | 25,000 in Standard mode |
| Battery | 800 mAh, rechargeable |
| Charging port | USB-C (no cable in the box) |
| E-liquid | 18 mL, sealed tank, not refillable |
| Coil | Dual mesh |
| Power modes | Standard (full rating) and Boost (warmer, denser) |
| Activation | Draw-activated, no fire button |
| Screen | Battery level and liquid level shown separately, plus active mode |
| Nicotine | 5% (50 mg/mL) nicotine salt; factory Zero Nicotine SKUs also exist |
| Charge time from low | About 60 to 75 minutes on a 5V block |
| Flavors in our catalog | 54 listed, 24 in stock today |
| Price | $22.99 |
The two numbers that matter most in day-to-day use are the 18 mL tank and the 800 mAh cell. The tank is what sets the 25,000 puff rating. The cell is what sets how often you plug in. An 800 mAh battery will not carry you through 18 mL on a single charge, so the LTX is a device you recharge several times over its life. That is normal and expected. Treat the battery like a phone battery and the tank like a fuel gauge, and the screen makes both easy to watch.
DC25000 and LTX 25K are the same device
This is the question we get asked most about this model, so let us settle it up front. The RAZ DC25000 and the RAZ LTX 25K are one product. The manufacturer uses both marks. Some distributors picked up the DC25000 name early and never changed their listings. Others use LTX 25K because that is what is printed largest on the device. Neither is a knockoff of the other, neither is an older revision, and neither has a different flavor menu.
If you have been shopping around and saw a RAZ vape 25000 listed under one name at one store and the other name at a second store, you were looking at the same hardware. When you compare listings, compare the flavor and the stock status, not the name. When someone asks us whether the RAZ DC25000 flavors are different from the LTX flavors, the answer is no; the RAZ 25000 flavors list is one list.
The one place the double name causes real confusion is authentication. People scratch the code inside the box flap, see LTX printed on the device and DC25000 printed on the box, and worry that the two do not match. They do match. If you want to walk through the check properly, our page on the RAZ verification code explains what a first-time check looks like versus a repeat check. The short version: both names on one box is exactly how the product ships.
Standard vs Boost mode on the LTX
The LTX has one button and two power modes. Press it and the screen flips between Standard and Boost. That is the whole interface. There is no menu to scroll and nothing to hold down. If you want the step-by-step for every RAZ model, our guide on how to use a RAZ vape covers the button behavior across the range, but on the LTX it really is one press.
What Standard mode does
Standard is the mode the 25,000 puff rating is measured in. The draw is cooler and lighter, closer to what you get from the smaller RAZ TN9000. Flavor is clean rather than dense. If you want the device to last as long as the box says, leave it in Standard and forget the button exists.
What Boost mode does
Boost pushes the dual mesh coil harder. The vapor comes out warmer and thicker, and sweet profiles like the Gush series taste heavier. The trade is liquid. Boost uses roughly a third more liquid per puff, so a tank that would give you the full rating in Standard will finish noticeably sooner if you live in Boost. The battery also drains faster per puff, which means more charging stops.
How most people actually use the two modes
In our experience customers settle into a pattern within a day. Some keep Standard all day and flip to Boost for the first few draws after a meal or with coffee. Some stay in Boost from the start and accept the shorter life, treating the LTX like a bigger, warmer 9K. Neither is wrong. The screen will tell you the truth either way: watch the liquid bar drop and adjust. If the device seems to be tasting burnt near the end, it is almost always the tank running low, and Boost reaches that point first.
RAZ LTX 25K flavor menu by sub-series
The LTX carries more flavors than any other RAZ device, and new RAZ flavors usually debut here before they show up on the TN9000 or the RX. The catalog is organized into sub-series, and the sub-series name tells you most of what you need to know about the profile. If you searched for RAZ vape flavors 25000, this is that list. Below, each group lists only what is in stock right now; the picker at the top of the page shows out-of-stock items greyed out. For a cross-device view, see every RAZ bar flavor on one page.
Frozen series (heavy menthol)
Frozen means the strongest cooling in the RAZ lineup. The fruit is still there, but the menthol sits on top of it. If Ice flavors feel mild to you, Frozen is the step up.
- Frozen Banana
- Frozen Cherry Apple
- Frozen Dragonfruit Lemon
- Frozen Raspberry Watermelon
Gush series (candy-sweet fruit)
Gush is the sweet end of the menu. Think fruit candy rather than fresh fruit. Little to no cooling. These are the flavors that get heavier and richer in Boost mode.
- Triple Berry Gush
- Tropical Gush
- White Grape Gush
Punch Edition (fruit punch blends)
Punch Edition flavors are multi-fruit blends built around a punch base. They are sweet but not candy-sweet, and they tend to be the most crowd-pleasing pick when someone cannot decide.
- Blueberry Punch
- Orange Pineapple Punch
- Sour Raspberry Punch
- Triple Berry Punch
Sour series (tart candy)
Sour is tart candy first, fruit second. If you like a sharp edge on the inhale, this is the group. Note that a few Sour flavors also appear under Punch Edition or Zero Nicotine; they are listed in those groups instead.
- Bangin Sour Berries
Clear series (mint and menthol without fruit)
Clear flavors drop the fruit entirely. Clear Sapphire is cool mint. Clear Diamond is heavy menthol. Plain Clear is smooth with almost no taste, for people who want vapor and nothing else. These are the LTX equivalents of the mint options people ask for at gas station counters.
Ice, mint and everything else
The rest of the menu is the classic RAZ range: Ice flavors with medium cooling, mints like Miami Mint and New York Mint, tobacco, and straight fruit blends without a sub-series tag. The Ice flavors here are the ones to compare if you are also looking at the RAZ ice flavors on other devices, since names like Watermelon Ice and Blue Razz Ice carry across the lineup.
- Blueberry Watermelon
- Blueberry Yummy
- Dragon Straw Nana
- Iced Blue Dragon
- New York Mint
- Raspberry Limeade
- Strawberry Burst
A note on how we describe taste. We do not run a flavor lab. Our descriptions come from the flavor name and the sub-series meaning, which is how the manufacturer signals the profile. Watermelon Ice is watermelon plus cooling. Frozen Banana is banana under heavy menthol. Triple Berry Gush is three berries in candy form. If a name is ambiguous, ask us before you buy a five-pack of it.
Zero nicotine LTX 25K
The LTX platform is one of two RAZ devices that ships in a factory 0% version. These are not a separate product line with different hardware. The Zero Nicotine SKUs use the same 800 mAh cell, the same 18 mL tank, the same dual mesh coil and the same Standard/Boost switch. The only change is the liquid, which contains no nicotine. Searches for raz ltx 25000 nicotine free land here because this is where those SKUs live.
Zero Nicotine LTX flavors currently in our catalog:
- Bangin Sour Berries
- Blueberry Watermelon
- New York Mint
- Razzle Dazzle
- Strawberry Burst
The 0% list is shorter than the 5% list and it changes as production runs come and go. If the flavor you want in 0% is missing, check back rather than assuming it is gone for good. For the full picture across both platforms that offer it, our RAZ zero nicotine page groups every 0% SKU we stock in one place, including the TN9000 options.
Two things to know before ordering a 0% LTX. First, the standard strength on everything else is 5% nicotine salt; there is no 2% or 20 mg RAZ for the US market, so it is 5% or 0% and nothing between. Second, the 0% versions are still flavored vapor products, so the same state shipping restrictions apply. We do not ship flavored vapor products to NY, MA, UT, NJ or to localities that restrict them, nicotine or not.
Charging the LTX and how long it lasts
The LTX charges over USB-C from a normal 5V block. Nothing ships in the box, so you will use a cable you already own. From low to full takes about 60 to 75 minutes. The screen shows a charging percentage while it is plugged in, so there is no guessing when it is done. If you plug in and nothing lights, swap the cable before anything else; cables fail far more often than devices do. A cell that has sat fully drained for a while may need 15 to 30 minutes on the cable before the screen wakes up.
Skip fast-charge bricks. The LTX will not charge faster on one, and the extra heat is bad for the cell. A phone block from a few years ago or a laptop USB port is ideal. More detail, including what the different screen states mean, is on our page covering how to charge a RAZ vape.
Battery life versus tank life
These are two different clocks and people mix them up constantly. Battery life is how long between charges. Tank life is how long until the device is finished. On the LTX, battery life is a matter of hours to a day or two depending on use and mode. Tank life is a matter of weeks for most people. You will charge the LTX many times before the tank runs dry. When the liquid readout hits zero, the device is done, and no amount of charging brings it back. That is what sealed means.
When it stops hitting
If the LTX stops producing vapor, run the checks in order: battery (charge 30 minutes on a known-good cable), liquid (readout at zero means finished), mode (make sure you did not accidentally lock into a state you did not expect), and then a rapid triple-press to power-cycle the screen. Nine times out of ten it is the battery. If you have done all four and it is still dead, our troubleshooting page on a RAZ not hitting goes deeper, and support@razvapebar.com can help with an order number and a short video.
Storage
Keep the LTX upright when it is not in your pocket. Storing it face down or leaving it in a hot car is the most common cause of leaking we hear about. Room temperature and mouthpiece up is all it needs.
LTX 25K vs TN9000 vs RX 50K
The LTX sits in the middle of the RAZ range, and the honest way to decide is to look at what is above and below it.
| TN9000 | LTX 25K | RX 50K | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rated puffs | 9,000 | 25,000 (Standard) | 50,000 (Normal) |
| Battery | 650 mAh | 800 mAh | 1000 mAh |
| Tank | 14 mL | 18 mL | 20 mL+ |
| Power modes | One | Two (Standard, Boost) | Three (Normal, Boost, Super Boost) |
| Lock | No | No | Hold button to lock |
| Airflow control | Slider on base | Fixed | Fixed |
| Charge time | Under an hour | 60 to 75 min | About 90 min |
| Flavor menu | Large | Largest, new flavors debut here | Batch and Code flavors only |
| Zero nicotine option | Yes | Yes | No |
Pick the TN9000 if pocket size matters more than anything, if you want the adjustable airflow slider, or if you want the model most counters already stock. It is the lightest RAZ and the one people recognize. Its flavor list uses descriptive names in parentheses, which some customers prefer.
Pick the LTX 25K if you want the biggest flavor choice, a Boost mode for a warmer draw, or a 0% option that is not the 9K. This is the RAZ LTX most of our repeat customers end up on. It is a few dollars more than the TN9000 and it lasts far longer, which is why it wins on value for anyone who vapes daily.
Pick the RAZ RX 50K if you want the longest sealed-tank life RAZ makes, a third power mode, and a button lock for bag or pocket carry. Its flavor list is narrower and built around the Dew Edition Batch and Code names, so check that a profile you like is on it before choosing it over the LTX. If you are also weighing another brand entirely, our RAZ vs Geek Bar page lines the LTX up against the Pulse X, which is its closest 25K-class rival.
There are two other RAZ shapes worth knowing about even though they are not direct LTX rivals. The RAZ purse vape is a 35K device in a leather-finish shell with a strap loop; it is about the styling. The VUE 50K, which is the new RAZ vape, swaps the sealed tank for magnetic pre-filled pods you replace on a base you keep. If sealed disposables bother you because you throw away a working battery each time, the VUE is the answer to that, not a bigger disposable.
Buying the RAZ LTX 25K from RAZ Vape Bar
We are a US retailer, not the manufacturer. Every LTX we sell ships from our own warehouse inventory, and the stock status on this page is synced from that inventory rather than typed in by hand. If a flavor shows as in stock, it is on a shelf here. If it shows out of stock, we do not have it, and we would rather tell you that than take the order and email you an apology later.
Orders ship within 1 business day. We ship to adults 21 and over, with age verification at checkout and an adult signature possibly required at delivery. Payment is by card at a single-page checkout. Returns are handled per our Return Policy for unopened or defective items. We do not ship flavored vapor products to NY, MA, UT, NJ or to localities that restrict them.
On pricing: the number at the top of the page is the live price for every LTX flavor, 0% included. We do not charge more for Zero Nicotine or for the sub-series editions. If you are comparing the LTX against the rest of the lineup on cost per device, the RAZ vape price page puts all six products side by side using the same live data. If you have tried to find an LTX locally and come up short, our note on where to buy RAZ vapes explains why counters carry a thin slice of the menu and why ordering is usually the faster way to get a specific flavor.
Questions about a specific flavor, a 0% restock, or an order already placed go to support@razvapebar.com. Include your order number if you have one. For general questions the RAZ vape FAQ covers most of what we get asked, and the six answers below cover the LTX-specific ones.
RAZ LTX 25K (DC25000) FAQ
Is the RAZ DC25000 the same thing as the RAZ LTX 25K?
Yes. It is one device with two names. The box and the device carry both marks, and many stores list it under only one of them. The 25,000 puff rating, the 800 mAh battery, the 18 mL tank, the dual mesh coil and the flavor menu are identical whichever name is on the listing.
How long does a RAZ LTX 25K last?
The 25,000 puff rating applies to Standard mode. Boost mode runs warmer and uses roughly a third more liquid per puff, so heavy Boost use ends the tank sooner. How many days that works out to depends on how often you draw. The screen shows the liquid level separately from the battery, so you can watch it run down rather than guessing.
Does the RAZ LTX 25K come in zero nicotine?
Yes. Factory Zero Nicotine SKUs exist on the LTX 25K platform. They use the same hardware and the same flavor system as the 5% version, and they are listed in the flavor picker on this page whenever our warehouse has them in stock. The standard strength is 5% nicotine salt.
How do I switch between Standard and Boost on the LTX?
Press the button once. The screen shows which mode is active. Standard gives the full puff rating. Boost gives a warmer, denser draw at the cost of faster liquid use. You can switch back and forth as often as you like; nothing is locked in.
How long does the RAZ LTX 25K take to charge?
From low to full takes about 60 to 75 minutes on a normal 5V USB block with any standard USB-C cable. No cable or brick ships in the box. Avoid fast-charge bricks, which run the cell hot for no benefit. If a deeply drained LTX shows nothing when plugged in, leave it on the cable 15 to 30 minutes before deciding it is faulty.
Can I refill the RAZ LTX 25K when the tank runs out?
No. The 18 mL tank is sealed. When the liquid readout on the screen reaches zero the device is finished, even if the battery still has charge. That is true of every sealed RAZ disposable. If you want a device you keep and refresh with new liquid, look at the RAZ VUE 50K kit instead, which uses pre-filled swap pods.