WALA YO 18000 review: the screened 18,000-puff-class bar in this shop

WALA YO 18000 is the highest puff-class device in this shop: a dual-mesh bar with a curved Smart LED display and a rechargeable cell, at A$43.99, with a 20-flavour range. It is the other screened bar in this shop besides IGET ONE, and the step up from WALA POP in the same family.

The 18,000-puff figure is an estimate, not a promise of how long a bar will last. The product page is WALA YO 18000.

What the bar is

YO is a WALA bar built around a longer puff class, a screen, and a rechargeable cell. The coil is a dual mesh. The display is a curved Smart LED. The cell is listed here as rechargeable. Some Australian listings mention USB-C charging; check the unit and pack you receive rather than assuming every YO charges the same way.

Nicotine is listed as 45 mg/mL (4.5%). Listings differ on strength, so always read the pack label, which remains the source for nicotine strength and mandatory warnings.

It is not a renamed WALA POP, and POP is not simply a smaller YO without a screen. They share many everyday fruit ices, plus Mentos Mint, Peach Tea and Cola Ice, but the puff class, screen, rechargeable cell and exclusive titles are different, which is why this shop keeps them as two product pages.

Specifications

The price is the parent device price. The figure you pay is confirmed at checkout. Listings differ on nicotine strength. Trust the pack in front of you.

The 20-flavour wall

The 20 names are Banana Buzz, Blackberry Ice, Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry, Blueberry Ice, Cola Ice, Cranberry Ice, Grape Ice, Heatwave Crush, Lemon Lime, Mango Ice, Mentos Mint, Peach Tea, Red Bull, Rose Rose, Skittles, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Lollipop, Strawberry Watermelon, Tobacco and Watermelon Ice.

A shared title on another device is still a separate listing; open the flavour page if you want the full device list. Candy and drink titles on this wall are flavour nicknames, not claims of an official confectionery or drink-brand licence.

Names you will not find on POP

Six names on this wall do not appear on WALA POP. Five of them are listed only on YO in this shop. Skittles is the exception: it also appears on Alibarbar Ingot.

Cranberry Ice is a tart cranberry with ice in the name, and reviewers have called it a sleeper when sweeter fruit has started to tire. It is not a mixed-berry blend and not a candy cranberry. If you wanted a darker, earthier berry ice on the same wall, Blackberry Ice is the usual comparison; Blueberry Ice is the smoother, tart-sweet blueberry with balanced ice.

Red Bull is a punchy energy-drink flavour — sweet, a little tart — and a nickname, not a licensed drink. If you wanted a similar idea on a different device, the Monster trio on IGET ONE is the place to look, especially Blue Monster, a sweet, fizzy energy-drink flavour with a berry edge. Official IGET writing is clear that those Monster names mimic that taste and do not contain caffeine. Energy Drink on BIMO ONE is the plainly named option on a different bar. Cola Ice, also on YO, is the cola-drink alternative on this same wall.

Rose Rose is a floral rose for a more adventurous shortlist. This shop keeps the double name, matching the flavour list; some published notes shorten it to Rose. It is not a fruit blend and not a tea, though tea drinkers who like floral notes may still want a look. Floral Oolong and Jasmine Longjing Tea on the Snowplus sticks are the tea-shaped floral options.

Heatwave Crush is a named blend rather than a fruit list: the title does not tell you which fruits are in it. Reviewers describe it as a spicy-fruit hybrid — unusual, and worth a look if you want something that is not another berry ice or candy. If you would rather a clearly named fruit on the same bar, Mango Ice, Grape Ice or Strawberry Watermelon are easier to picture in advance. Berry Crush on POP is a mixed-berry Crush title, with named berries and no spice cue; it is a different flavour, and it is not on YO.

Skittles is a bright, sugary, nostalgic mixed-fruit candy. Reviewers describe a rainbow-lolly idea done as a vape flavour. It is a flavour nickname, not a claim of an official confectionery licence, and it is not the same catalogue name as Fruity Skittles on IGET BAR PRO. Rainbow Candy on BIMO ONE is another mixed-candy title. If you wanted this candy mix on a gold-bar device instead, Skittles is also listed on Ingot.

Tobacco is the only tobacco-named flavour in this nine-device shop, and it is listed only on YO. Published notes treat it as a straightforward tobacco option — familiar territory rather than a dessert, fruit or candy flavour — without a detailed leaf-by-leaf description. It is not a cessation product, and this page is not medical advice. If you came to YO for fruit or candy, almost everything else on the wall will suit you better.

Iced fruit

The rest of the ice wall is the shared WALA set, and it is a strong shortlist. Grape Ice is a reliable crowd favourite: a bold, sweet Concord-style fruit-grape, cold on the exhale, not a candy grape. Blueberry Ice is ripe, slightly tart blueberry with a clean, well-balanced cool finish — never harsh, in one published note. Blackberry Ice is the darker, earthier counterpart, and reviewers writing about this bar have called it a signature: deep blackberry with a clean ice finish, more tart than a candy berry. Mango Ice tastes like fleshy, ripe mango rather than a mango lolly, with the ice kept moderate. Watermelon Ice is classic watermelon — clean, refreshing, not perfumed — like a sliced wedge rather than a medicinal note.

Those ices also appear on POP, and several appear more widely (Grape Ice and Blackberry Ice are among the most widely listed names in this shop). The decision between YO and another bar that lists the same ice is usually about format, puff class and the rest of the wall, not about whether the ice-fruit idea exists.

Watch the Ice tag on the strawberry names. This wall lists Strawberry Watermelon and Strawberry Kiwi, not the Ice-tagged versions. Strawberry Watermelon Ice and Strawberry Kiwi Ice live on IGET devices (and Strawberry Watermelon Ice also on BIMO), and they are separate flavours.

Everyday fruit, candy, tea and drinks

Strawberry Watermelon is a lush, hydrating strawberry-and-watermelon pair, and one published note calls it a safe first buy — a juicy fruit pair, not a candy strawberry and not an iced mix. Strawberry Kiwi is ripe strawberry with tangy green kiwi, fresher than expected in one published note, and with no Ice tag. Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry is the richer three-fruit blend on this wall: dark berries with a tart, slightly sour-edged finish, and no Ice tag. It is not the same flavour as IGET ONE's Blackberry Cherry Pomegranate, which uses the same three fruits in a different order.

Strawberry Lollipop is candied strawberry syrup — a lolly strawberry, strong and consistent, not a garden strawberry. It is a close cousin of Chuppa Chupps Strawberry on the IGET bars and Ingot, under a different name. Banana Buzz is ripe banana candy, creamy rather than a freshly peeled banana, and reviewers note that it can be polarising — banana fans tend to love it, and it is not the most neutral all-day fruit. If you wanted banana with a mint finish instead, Banana Mint is the BAR PRO-only name, and it is a different flavour.

Mentos Mint is the candy-shop spearmint on the WALA bars: a sweet, clean chewy-mint style, with the fruit notes stripped back. The name is a flavour nickname. It is sweeter and more lolly-like than Dynamic Mint on BAR PRO, which is a straight, fruitless menthol. Mountain Spring Mint Ice on IGET ONE is a clean, cold mint that one published note compares to the Mentos Mint crowd.

Peach Tea is smooth peach over a clean black-tea base, and reviewers recommend it as an all-day option that does not tire. It sits with the drink-like teas, not with a straight iced peach. Passion Fruit Peach Iced Tea on BAR PRO adds passion fruit and an iced-tea frame; Peach Ice on BAR PRO and Ingot is a ripe peach with a cool finish and no tea.

Cola Ice is a rich cola-syrup flavour with a cool finish, richer than a thin cola vape in published notes. It is not the same flavour as Frozen Cola on BIMO ONE, or Ice Coca on Cigar Bastard. Lemon Lime is the sharp citrus-soda: zesty lemon and lime, clean and sour-edged rather than a lemonade syrup, and a good shortlist if most fruit flavours feel too sweet. It is not the same as Lemon Lime Ice on Snowplus DASH.

How it sits next to WALA POP and IGET ONE

The usual comparisons inside this shop are WALA POP, then IGET ONE as the other screened bar.

WALA POP at A$40.00 is the simpler 10,000-class sibling: a mid-size sealed mesh bar without a screen, with the cell listed here as non-rechargeable. Some reviews mention charging; check the unit and pack you receive. The walls overlap on many fruit ices, Mentos Mint, Peach Tea, Cola Ice, Lemon Lime, Banana Buzz, Strawberry Lollipop and the strawberry pairs. POP keeps Big M, Hay Fever and Berry Crush, which are POP-only in this shop, plus Cherry Pomegranate, Kiwi Pineapple and Strawberry Raspberry, which this YO list does not carry. Some listings have also put Hay Fever on YO; the YO flavour list used in this shop does not include it. Choose POP if you want those names, a simpler mid-size bar, and the lower parent price. Choose YO if you want the screen, the rechargeable cell, the higher puff class, or one of the names that do not appear on POP.

IGET ONE at A$63.99 is the other screened, high-feature bar. It has a large curved colour screen that shows battery, e-liquid and mode, and you can switch between Regular and Turbo. It is larger and heavier (46 × 25.5 × 107.7 mm, 118.9 g), and it costs more. The 23-flavour IGET wall includes the Monster trio and a wider Chuppa Chupps set; it does not carry Cranberry Ice, Red Bull, Rose Rose, Skittles, Tobacco or Heatwave Crush. YO is the longer puff-class option at a lower price, with a rechargeable cell; ONE is the more feature-led IGET bar, with two power modes and a different flavour wall.

IGET BAR PRO at A$49.99 is the usual 10,000-class IGET comparison if you wanted the widest wall in this shop (26 names) and no screen — including Fruity Skittles, which is not the same name as Skittles on YO. Alibarbar Ingot at A$58.00 is the gold-bar alternative if you wanted Skittles or a wider tropical list on a 9,000-class device. Cigar Bastard at A$35.00 is also listed as Type-C rechargeable, but it is a short 10-flavour, mostly Ice-first list, not a substitute for this 20-name WALA wall.

Who it is for

YO suits an adult who wants the highest puff-class bar in this shop, a screen, and a rechargeable WALA format, at A$43.99. It is the bar to open if you specifically want Cranberry Ice, Red Bull, Rose Rose, Heatwave Crush or Tobacco, or if you want Skittles on a screened, higher puff-class WALA bar rather than on Ingot.

Choose WALA POP instead if you want a simpler 10,000-class bar at A$40.00, or if the name you already want is Big M, Hay Fever or Berry Crush. Choose IGET ONE if you want Regular and Turbo, the Monster trio, or the wider Chuppa Chupps set, and you are shopping the IGET wall. Choose IGET BAR PRO if you want the widest flavour list in this shop and do not need a screen. Choose a Snowplus DASH or DASH X if you wanted a compact tea-and-drink stick rather than a long fruit-and-ice bar.

How to order this bar

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