Hitz vs WHAM: What $20 Gets You in a THC Disposable

With $20 to spend on a disposable here, you're choosing between the Hitz Limited Series and two WHAM pens at that price, the Bolt 1g and the Nano 0.5g. The Hitz pen brings a 360° LED light show, but its listing gives no size and no oil type. WHAM listings state both. Want to know exactly what's inside? Start with WHAM. Want the light-up pen? That's Hitz.

What the Hitz Limited Series listing actually states

Our Hitz Limited Series page is short on specs and long on presentation. Here is everything it commits to:

• A 360-degree LED that lights up with every pull.

• A limited-series drop, sold first come, first served.

• Hemp-derived, for adults 21+.

• $20 per pen.

Here's what's missing: how much oil is in the device, what kind of oil it is (distillate, live resin or something else), and whether the battery recharges. We won't fill those gaps with guesses. Be wary of any page that does, unless it's reading straight off the box in front of it.

Who is behind Hitz?

Hitz is a vape name sold online under several series: numbered "Gen" disposables, Infinity, carts and Limited Series runs. Specs differ from one series to the next, and sellers online describe them in different ways. That's why this post goes by what our Limited Series listing states, not by numbers quoted for other Hitz series.

So treat any Hitz spec you read elsewhere as that seller's claim, not a settled fact. The Hitz collection on this site groups the Hitz items we carry, the Limited Series pen included.

The WHAM pens sitting at the same price

WHAM is Lil Baby's own THC brand, named after Who Hard As Me, his 2025 No. 1 album (here's the story behind the name). Every WHAM disposable listing gives a size, which makes the comparison simple.

WHAM Bolt 1g, $20

The Bolt 1g holds hemp-derived distillate with live terpenes in a rechargeable device, charge port on the bottom. One gram, printed on the listing. Same sticker as the Hitz pen.

WHAM Nano 0.5g, $20

The Nano is half a gram in a draw-activated mini device. It costs what the Bolt 1g costs for half the oil, so it isn't the value pick. It's the size pick: the smallest pen WHAM makes, meant for trying a strain or keeping something tiny in a jacket pocket.

WHAM 2g pens, $25

Five dollars more buys two grams. The Bolt 2g is a hybrid, Blackout is indica-strain and Sunrise is sativa-strain. All three are rechargeable and run hemp-derived distillate with live terpenes. If you were already going to spend $20, this is the step up worth a look.

Comparing when one listing gives no size

Price per gram is the cleanest yardstick for vapes, but it only works when both sides tell you the grams. For the WHAM pens, the numbers run like this:

• Nano 0.5g at $20: $40 per gram.

• Bolt 1g at $20: $20 per gram.

• Bolt 2g, Blackout or Sunrise at $25: $12.50 per gram.

For the Hitz Limited Series there's no per-gram figure to give. The listing doesn't state a size, so any number would be invented. That doesn't make it a bad buy. It means the comparison has to run on other terms. Ask what you're actually paying for:

1. The device. The 360° LED is the feature the Hitz listing leads with. If a light-up pen is the point, no gram math changes that.

2. A known quantity. If you track how fast you go through oil, or you budget by the month, a stated size is what lets you do it. That points to WHAM.

3. Oil type. WHAM listings name the oil. The Hitz listing doesn't. If distillate versus live resin matters to you, only one side answers on the page.

4. Charging. The Bolt line has a charge port, so a flat battery doesn't strand leftover oil. The Hitz listing says nothing either way.

How the cart rule shapes a $20 order

Each disposable line in the cart has to reach $50, so $20 pens go in threes. That covers the Hitz Limited Series, the Bolt 1g and the Nano alike. A few sample carts:

• Three Hitz Limited Series: $60.

• Three Bolt 1g: $60 for 3 grams.

• Two Bolt 2g ($25 pens go in pairs): $50 for 4 grams.

• Three Hitz plus two Bolt 2g: $110.

That last one is a tidy way to try both brands. You get three light-up pens and four grams of WHAM, and at $110 the order clears the $100 line for free standard shipping instead of paying $9.99.

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When a limited drop runs out

The Hitz listing is upfront that this is a limited series, sold first come, first served. That cuts two ways. If you like the pen, it's worth buying the three you need when you see it in stock rather than waiting. And if you build a routine around it, plan for the day it isn't on the shelf.

That's where a standing product helps. The WHAM Bolt 1g sits at the same $20, in the same three-pen cart line, so swapping one for the other doesn't change what your order costs. You lose the LED and gain a listed gram and a charge port. Some buyers keep a Bolt or two in the drawer as the backup and treat the Hitz drop as the extra when it lands.

If you're new to all-in-one pens in general and want the basics before choosing, our explainer on what a THC disposable vape is covers how they work, what's inside and how they differ from carts.

So which one fits you?

• The Hitz Limited Series if the 360° LED is what caught your eye, you like grabbing limited drops before they sell through, and you don't need a stated gram count to feel good about the purchase.

• The WHAM Bolt 1g if you want the same $20 price with a listed gram, a named oil and a charge port.

• The WHAM Nano if small is the goal, not value.

• A WHAM 2g pen if you'd rather spend $5 more for the lowest cost per gram on this list. Our piece on whether 2g disposables are worth it runs those numbers further.

Whichever you pick, short pulls stretch the oil and keep the coil from scorching. If a pen ever starts tasting harsh, this explains why vapes taste burnt and what to do next. For the whole lineup in one place, the WHAM disposables collection lists every pen with its size and price.