Mr. Fog’s been building on the Aura for a while now, and the Splash Series feels like the right summer move. It’s a special edition aimed at ice fans, people who want that cool, slushy hit on every pull. The hardware is essentially the same Aura 60K you may already know, but the flavor lineup is new, and the whole vibe skews colder.
I tested three flavors: Mellow Man, Sour Watermelon, and Glaze Pop-Up. Let’s get into it.
What Is the Mr. Fog Aura 60K Splash Series?
It’s a limited run of the Aura 60K built around icy, slush-style flavors. Same core platform, just tuned for the menthol and cool crowd. If you’ve tried the standard Aura and liked it but wanted something colder, this is basically that.
Each unit ships covered in stickers, which you’ll want to peel off right away. Under them is a cleaner finish that honestly looks better. The device itself is one of the sharper-looking disposables out there right now, which you notice before you even fire it up.
Device Specs and Features
- E-liquid capacity: 26ml
- Battery: 900mAh with USB-C fast charging
- Puff count: up to 60,000 puffs
- Power modes: Eco (12W), Boost (18W), Turbo (30W)
- Airflow: visualized airflow control wheel
- Display: battery percentage and e-liquid percentage
- Screen: adjustable brightness
Appearance and Design
First thing you notice is that it’s not huge. It fits in a front pocket without bulk, and it doesn’t feel flimsy in your hand. There’s some real weight to it, not heavy, just solid enough that it doesn’t feel like something you’d snap if you sat on it.
Pull the stickers off and the finish underneath is clean. Matte-ish, doesn’t pick up fingerprints too badly. The display is front and center, easy to read even outside once you get the brightness dialed in.
Display and brightness
The screen reads out both battery and e-liquid levels simultaneously, which means you’re never caught off guard by either. Hold down the bottom button, and you can adjust screen brightness, which you’ll probably want to do once if you’re outside a lot. Small thing, but it feels like it was thought through.
Visualized airflow control
Honestly, one of the coolest features on this thing. There’s a small wheel at the base, and when you spin it, the screen shows your airflow opening up dot by dot. The airflow wheel at the base has some real resistance to it, which I appreciated. It won’t shift in your pocket between sessions, which is a problem I’ve had with other disposables that use similar wheels. It sounds like a gimmick, but it’s actually really useful when you’re trying to nail a specific draw. No guessing.
Three power modes
The USB-C port sits at the bottom next to the wheel, keeping everything in one spot. The mode button is easy to find by feel, and draw activation is automatic, so you’re never fumbling around to turn it on.
One click of the button cycles you through Eco at 12W, Boost at 18W, and Turbo at 30W. The screen updates in real time, so you always know exactly where you are. Eco is the easy-going, battery-friendly setting. Turbo is when you want to crank it up.
After a day with it, none of the controls require any thought. That’s usually a good sign.
It’s not trying to be flashy, but it looks good enough to pull out in front of people without a second thought. For a disposable, that’s honestly saying something.
How Does It Perform?
The Splash Series draws light and smooth. That seems to be Mr. Fog’s preferred style with the Aura 60K line, and it works. Nothing heavy, nothing that coats your throat, just a clean and consistent pull. Easy to hit all day without getting worn out.
It still has muscle when you want it. Fire it up in Turbo at 30W with the airflow wide open, and you can hear the difference. It hits like a jet at that point: big vapor, more intense flavor, more cold on the back end.
Airflow makes a big difference with this one. Around 40% open and the draw gets pretty tight, almost pod-system-like. Crank it to 60% or more, and it opens up into something much looser and airier. The three modes work differently at each airflow level, which means you actually have a lot of variables to play with:
- Eco (12W): Light, cool, easy on the battery. Sour Watermelon still delivered plenty of flavor here.
- Boost (18W): The sweet spot for most sessions. Smooth, balanced, comfortable.
- Turbo (30W): Loud and intense. More clouds, more flavor, more cold. Burns through juice faster, but worth it when you want the full experience.
Flavor Reviews
All three flavors lean into that icy slush theme, but they’re different enough that you’ll probably have a clear favorite. Here’s how they actually tasted.
Mellow Man
I had no idea what Mellow Man was going to be. The packaging has a yellow tone to it, which had me thinking maybe banana or something tropical. It’s actually more of a lemon cream, somewhere between lemon meringue and a light citrus candy. You get a little bitterness on the back end that keeps it from being cloyingly sweet.
The draw is airy and smooth. Nothing heavy, nothing that lingers. The coolness is there, but it’s subtle, more of a breath of fresh air than an icy punch. If you’re the type who likes an easy all-day vape that isn’t too in-your-face, Mellow Man works really well.
Sour Watermelon
This one was my favorite of the three. Right away, even in Eco mode, you get a hit of flavor. It’s watermelon, but it reads more like a sour watermelon candy or bubblegum, sweet upfront with a tangy edge behind it. Way sweeter than Mellow Man.
The coolness shows up more on the inhale afterward, kind of a piña colada-style chill. It’s not extreme, but it’s there in a satisfying way. The sour note keeps it from getting too candy-sweet, and the balance is just right. This is the one I kept going back to.
Glaze Pop-Up
Glaze Pop-Up is a tough one to describe. The cooling hits first and throws off your initial read of the flavor, which is part of what makes it interesting. My best comparison: you know that glazed dip you can get with a soft pretzel at a mall food court, the translucent white sweet stuff? It’s that, but cold. There’s a bakery-ish note underneath, candy-like without being a full dessert profile.
It’s genuinely different from anything else I’ve tried lately. Not for everyone, but if you get bored of fruit flavors and want something that’ll make you think for a second, this is it.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 26ml capacity and up to 60,000 puffs means it lasts
- Three power modes that actually feel distinct from each other
- The visualized airflow wheel is genuinely useful
- Battery and e-liquid levels shown at the same time
- USB-C fast charging
- Easy, smooth draw that holds up all day
- Consistent coolness across all three flavors
Cons
- The ice isn’t extreme, so if you want full brain-freeze levels, you may come up short
- Glaze Pop-Up is an acquired taste
- The draw style is on the lighter side, which won’t suit everyone
- Skip it entirely if you don’t like any menthol or cool
Final Verdict
The Splash Series is a good device wearing a summer outfit. The Aura 60K is solid, and nothing here feels like a downgrade from the standard version. The visualized airflow, the dual percentage display, and the three distinct power modes make it more capable than most disposables at this price point.
Of the three flavors, Sour Watermelon is the easy winner: big flavor, good balance, satisfying cool. Mellow Man is the laid-back daily driver. Glaze Pop-Up is the one you try when you want something different.
If you want a smooth, long-lasting device with real customization options and a cool-forward flavor set, the Splash Series is worth grabbing before summer’s over.
Start with Sour Watermelon in Boost mode at about 60% airflow. That’s the move.
