RAZ TN9000

RAZ TN9000 Specs

The TN9000 is the device that made RAZ a name people ask for at the counter. It arrived when most 9,000 puff disposables were sealed boxes with no way to tell how much was left, and it put a screen on the front that reads out battery and liquid separately. That one feature changed how people used it. You stop shaking the device next to your ear, you stop getting surprised by a dry hit on the way to work, and you stop throwing away units with liquid still in the tank because you can see the battery is the thing that is low and plug it in.

Underneath the screen it is a straightforward RAZ platform. A 650 mAh cell drives a mesh coil, activation is by draw with no button to press, and the 14 mL tank is sealed and pre-filled. The airflow slider on the base is the second thing that set it apart. Fully open, the draw is loose and airy with plenty of vapor. Slide it partway closed and the draw tightens toward the feel of a cigarette without changing the flavor profile. Most owners find a setting in the first day and never touch it again, but it is the first thing to check if a brand new device feels wrong in the hand, because slider position is set by whoever handled the box last.

Size is the practical difference between this and everything else RAZ makes. The 9,000 puff RAZ bar is the lightest device in the range and the only one that disappears in a jeans pocket. The 25K and 50K devices are thicker slabs because they have to carry 18 to 20 mL of liquid. If you vape a few times a day and want something you forget you are carrying, the TN9000 is the right shape. If you vape steadily all day, the bigger tanks are the better spend and the RAZ LTX 25K is the natural step up.

TN9000 Flavors

The TN9000 catalog is the oldest in the RAZ range, and that shows in the menu. It carries the original RAZ profiles that later spread to the bigger devices, including Miami Mint, Watermelon Ice, Georgia Peach and Blue Razz Ice, plus a set of named blends that only ever appeared on this platform such as Tiffany (Kiwi Watermelon), Vicky (Pink Lemonade), Ruby (Cherry Strawberry Raspberry) and Violet (Grape Strawberry). The flavor grid at the top of this page is the truth for what we have today; the catalog itself is wider than what is in stock at any moment, because RAZ rotates TN9000 flavors in and out of production and we only list a SKU as available when it is physically in our warehouse.

If a flavor you want is greyed out here, check the full RAZ flavors list before giving up. Many TN9000 profiles have an equivalent on the LTX 25K, sometimes under the same name and sometimes as a Frozen or Gush variant, and the LTX carries far more of them in stock at any given time. The reverse is true for a handful of TN9000 exclusives: the parenthetical blends above are TN9000 only, and when one is in stock here it is not available on any other RAZ device.

One more thing the grid shows that a shelf cannot: which flavors are 5% and which are 0%, side by side, so you can compare the two versions of the same profile before you buy. Two spelling notes for anyone browsing by name. Blue Razz in a flavor name means blue raspberry, the candy flavor, and has nothing to do with the brand name. And a name in parentheses after a TN9000 flavor is the manufacturer describing the blend, not a separate product, so Tiffany (Kiwi Watermelon) is one SKU that tastes of kiwi and watermelon.

Zero nicotine TN9000

The TN9000 is one of two RAZ platforms sold in a factory 0% version. The 0% units are the same device, the same tank, the same flavors, with no nicotine in the liquid. They are marked Zero Nicotine in the flavor name and on the box. Stock on the 0% line is thinner than on 5%, and it rarely turns up at a gas station, which is why most people who want it buy it online. Every 0% SKU we carry across both platforms is gathered on the RAZ zero nicotine page with live stock, so you do not have to hunt through device pages.

No TN9000 Zero Nicotine SKUs are in our catalog at the moment. The LTX 25K platform currently carries the 0% line; see the 0% RAZ flavors page.

Charging the TN9000 and How Long It Lasts

There is no cable in the box, and there does not need to be. The TN9000 charges over a standard USB-C port with any USB-C cable and a normal 5V block, the same charger a phone uses. From low it fills in under an hour. Skip fast-charge bricks: they add heat, and heat is what wears out a small cell. If a unit refuses to wake after sitting for a while, leave it on the cable for fifteen to thirty minutes before deciding anything, because a deeply drained cell can take that long to show life on the screen. And try a second cable before you decide the device is dead, because a frayed USB-C lead is the most common false alarm we see. The RAZ vape charger guide covers every model side by side if you own more than one.

How long a TN9000 lasts is almost entirely a function of draw length. The 9,000 rating assumes short pulls of about a second. Long, slow draws move more liquid per puff and can cut that figure in half. A light user who vapes a few times a day will get past two weeks; a heavy all-day user can finish the 14 mL in under a week. The battery is never the limit. It recharges as many times as you need across the life of the device, so the liquid readout on the screen is the real countdown. When it reads empty the device is done. There is no refilling a sealed tank, and trying to run a spent coil produces the burnt taste people complain about.

A useful rule of thumb for deciding whether the TN9000 is the right RAZ for you: if you finish one in under a week, you would save money and hassle moving up to the 25K, because its 18 mL tank costs less per puff. If a TN9000 lasts you two weeks or more, stay here. The smaller device costs less up front and you are not carrying around liquid you will not get through.

How to Use the RAZ TN9000

Out of the box: pull the sticker off the mouthpiece if there is one, check the airflow slider on the base is where you want it, and take a firm draw. There is no button. The device fires when you inhale and the screen lights to show battery and liquid. If nothing happens on the first pull, take two or three firmer draws, then put it on a charger for twenty minutes; a device that sat in a warehouse for months can arrive with the cell low. If the screen never lights even after charging, stop and contact us with your order number and a short video.

Day to day there is nothing to manage. Glance at the screen to see where the battery and liquid stand, top up the battery when it drops toward 20% rather than running it flat, and store the device upright somewhere it will not bake in a car. The TN9000 does not have power modes, so unlike the RAZ DC25000 or the RX 50K there is no button to press by accident and no mode to check when it feels different. A rapid triple-press power-cycles the chipset if the screen ever freezes, which is rare.

If you want the longer version with photos of the screen states, the RAZ vape instructions page walks through every current model. If something has already gone wrong, the RAZ vape not working page is organised by symptom, blinking, not hitting, dead after charging, so you can jump straight to your problem.

TN9000 vs the Rest of the RAZ Range

Inside the family, the TN9000 is the entry point. It costs the least, it is a fraction of the size, and it is the RAZ you will actually find behind most counters, which keeps the look-alike problem smaller here than around the hyped 50K models. Step up to the LTX 25K when you want the wider flavor menu and a Boost mode. Step up to the RAZ RX 50K when you want the longest run from a sealed device, or to the RAZ VUE kit when you would rather keep a battery and swap pods than throw away a whole device every time.

The RAZ purse vape, the RYL Classic 35K, is a different decision entirely. You buy that one for the leather-finish shell and the strap loop as much as the 35,000 puffs. The TN9000 is the opposite: nothing about it is styled, it is simply the smallest working RAZ.

Across brands, the TN9000 sits in the 9,000 puff class against devices like the Geek Bar Meloso Max. The RAZ vs Geek Bar page lines the two lineups up class by class. The short version for this device: the TN9000 gives you a screen and an airflow slider at the 9K size, and those two features are the reason people who start here tend to stay with RAZ when they move up to a bigger tank.

Price-wise the TN9000 is the cheapest way into the brand. The exact number is at the top of this page and on the RAZ price list, both drawn from the same data as the cart, so what you see is what you pay before shipping and any state tax.

Buying the TN9000 From Us

Every flavor button above reflects our warehouse inventory. The page is built from live stock and re-checked in your browser when it loads, so a flavor that shows as available is on the shelf, and one that sold out this morning is already greyed out. Orders placed on a business day ship within 1 business day from our US warehouse with tracking emailed when the label prints. You must be 21 or older, and we do not ship flavored vapor products to New York, Massachusetts, Utah or New Jersey, or to localities that restrict them.

Every TN9000 box carries the manufacturer scratch-off code inside the flap. Check it before you open the device; our guide to verifying a RAZ vape shows where the code is and what each result means. If a code ever fails to verify, photograph the box and the code and email us with your order number, and we will sort it out. People who cannot find the TN9000 locally, or who only find it at a markup, usually end up here: the RAZ vapes near me page explains what different kinds of stores tend to carry and why the small RAZ is the one most often on a gas station shelf while the rest of the range is not.

RAZ TN9000 FAQ