Innokin pods Kits
This collection holds 29 Innokin pod kits, spanning the Klypse, Plexus, Endura V, Trine, Kroma, Gala, Glim, Foretex and Coolfire families. Prices in the verified range open at £6.99 for the simplest devices and reach £34.99 for the largest pod systems. Every device here is refillable and rechargeable, which is the only format legally sold in the UK since single use vapes were withdrawn on 1 June 2025.
Innokin has spent a long time building hardware aimed squarely at mouth to lung vaping rather than chasing cloud production. That focus shows across the whole pod kit range. If you have come off cigarettes and want a draw that feels tight and familiar rather than airy, this is a sensible brand to look at first.
What a pod kit is
A pod kit pairs a battery body with a removable pod that holds the e-liquid. The pod either contains a permanent coil so that you replace the whole pod. The alternative design accepts a small push fit coil that slots into the base. Coil replacement is where the running cost of a device lives, so it is worth knowing which type you are buying before you commit.
Compared with a tank and mod setup, a pod kit is smaller, has fewer parts to lose and generally needs no setup beyond filling it. Compared with a pre-filled pod system, it costs more upfront and considerably less per millilitre of e-liquid, because you fill it yourself from a 10ml bottle.
MTL against restricted lung
Mouth to lung
MTL means drawing vapour into your mouth first then inhaling it, exactly as you would with a cigarette. It uses a tight airflow, a higher resistance coil and low power. Nicotine delivery feels quick because the vapour is concentrated rather than diluted with air. This is the draw style most Innokin devices are designed around.
Restricted direct lung
RDL opens the airflow part way and drops the coil resistance, so the vapour goes straight to the lungs but without the wide open feel of a sub ohm setup. It produces more vapour and uses more liquid. Several Innokin pod kits offer an adjustable airflow ring that lets you move between the two rather than committing to one.
Choosing across the Innokin ranges
The Klypse family is the compact end, covering the Klypse, Klypse Pro and Klypse ZIP. These are pocket sized devices built for simplicity. They are where most people new to Innokin start. The Endura V line, including the Endura V, Endura V Pro and Endura V Box, sits a step up in battery and adjustability. Plexus Go and Plexus PRO carry the same idea further.
Kroma-Z, Coolfire P60 and Coolfire PZPulse are the larger devices in the collection, closer in size and capability to a small mod with a pod fitted. Gala, Glim and Z Pod Nano are the smallest and simplest, which makes them useful as a backup device or a first purchase.
Coils and running costs
Before buying any pod kit, check that the coils or pods for it are widely stocked. A device with a discontinued coil family becomes an expensive paperweight regardless of how good it was. Innokin coils are generally easy to find in the UK. Several of the ranges share a coil ecosystem across multiple devices, which means a coil you buy for one kit may well fit the next one you own.
Plan on replacing a coil every one to two weeks. Sweet dessert and confectionery liquids contain sucralose that bakes onto the coil and will halve that. Lighter fruits and menthols are much kinder. Priming matters as well: wet the cotton through the ports, fill the pod, then leave it standing five minutes before the first draw. Skipping that step is the single most common cause of a burnt coil on day one.
Which e-liquid to use
Coil resistance decides the liquid, not the other way round. Coils above 1.0 ohm are MTL coils and want a balanced 50/50 PG to VG blend, which in the UK means a 10ml bottle of nic salt or freebase e-liquid at up to 20mg per ml. Coils below 1.0 ohm need a thicker high VG shortfill at a low strength of 0mg to 6mg. Putting a 70/30 shortfill through a 1.2 ohm MTL coil is the fastest way to burn it.
Pod capacity is capped at 2ml when a device is sold with nicotine e-liquid in the UK, which is why almost every pod on this page reads 2ml regardless of how large the device itself is.
Charging and daily use
Most current Innokin pod kits charge over USB-C. Two habits help the cell last. Avoid running the battery completely flat every cycle and unplug once it is full rather than leaving it connected overnight. Keep the pod seated properly and wipe the contacts if the device stops firing, because e-liquid on the connection is a far more common fault than a dead battery.
Buying rules and delivery
Vaping products are sold to adults aged 18 and over only and orders are age verified before dispatch. Nicotine containing products must be notified to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency before sale. UK delivery is free on orders over £20, which most kits will reach on their own. For help matching coils to a device you already own, call 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm.
Innokin pod kit questions
Which Innokin pod kit is best for a beginner?
One of the smaller Klypse devices or a Gala or Glim is the usual recommendation. They are compact, they run a tight mouth to lung draw that feels close to a cigarette and there is very little to set up beyond filling the pod and charging it. Spend more only once you know whether you want adjustable airflow.
Are Innokin pod kits refillable?
Yes. Every device in this collection is a refillable rechargeable pod kit. You fill the pod yourself from a bottle of e-liquid rather than buying it ready filled. That is the only format legally sold in the UK since single use vapes were withdrawn on 1 June 2025.
How often do Innokin coils need replacing?
One to two weeks is normal. Heavily sweetened dessert and confectionery e-liquids cut that down considerably because the sucralose in them caramelises on the coil. The warning signs are a dulled or burnt taste, less vapour and a harsher draw. Priming a new coil properly extends its life noticeably.
What e-liquid should I use in an Innokin pod kit?
Match the liquid to the coil. Coils above 1.0 ohm are mouth to lung coils and want a 50/50 PG to VG liquid such as a 10ml nic salt at up to 20mg per ml. Coils below 1.0 ohm want a high VG shortfill at 0mg to 6mg. Using a thick shortfill in a high resistance coil will burn it quickly.
Do Innokin coils fit across different kits?
Some do. Innokin runs shared coil ecosystems across several of its ranges, so a coil bought for one device may fit another in the same family. It is not universal though. Always check the coil series named on the product listing against the device you own before ordering.
What is the difference between MTL and RDL on these kits?
MTL uses tight airflow and a higher resistance coil, drawing vapour into the mouth first before inhaling. RDL opens the airflow and lowers the resistance so the vapour goes straight to the lungs, producing more vapour and using more liquid. Several Innokin kits have an adjustable airflow ring covering both.
Why has my pod kit stopped firing?
The most common cause is e-liquid on the contacts between pod and battery rather than a fault with the device. Remove the pod, dry the base and the contact pins with tissue and refit it. If the device still does nothing, check it is charged and that the pod is seated fully rather than sitting proud.