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Aspire Vape Kits, Pods and Coils: The Refillable Route Done Properly

Walk into any conversation about serious vape hardware and Aspire's name arrives within minutes. This is one of the longest-standing manufacturers in vaping, a company whose engineering shaped what the modern refillable kit looks like, and our Aspire collection brings that pedigree to VapeShopOnline in a tightly focused range: 16 products from £4.95 to £12.95, centred on the excellent Gotek X pod kit at £9.99, its matching replacement pods, and Aspire's replacement coils, all covered by our 3 for £25 multi-buy.

This page is deliberately different from our disposable brand guides, because Aspire represents a different way of vaping altogether. Nothing here is thrown away when the liquid runs out. The Aspire Gotek X Pod Vape Kit is a refillable device: you charge it, fill its pod from a bottle of e-liquid you choose, and replace only the pod when its coil eventually wears. That model asks slightly more of you than a disposable does, perhaps two minutes of learning, and pays you back with dramatically lower running costs and complete control over what you vape. If you have been working through devices from our disposable vapes collection and wondering whether there is a more sensible long game, this is that game, and Aspire has been refining it for longer than almost anyone.

What follows is the full picture. We look at who Aspire actually is and why the brand commands the loyalty it does, then get hands-on with the Gotek X itself, its seven-strong colour range from Translucent Black to Translucent Pink, and the Gotek X replacement pods whose generous 4.5ml capacity and 0.6 ohm coils define how the kit vapes. We cover the AF replacement coils at £12.95 for five, walk through the running-cost maths against disposables honestly, explain the 3 for £25 deal with worked examples, and compare Aspire against the other hardware houses we stock, from Oxva to Vaporesso.

The store fundamentals apply throughout: every Aspire product we sell is 100% genuine stock through authorised distribution, orders before 4pm dispatch the same day for next-day delivery, orders over £20 ship free, and everything on this page is strictly 18+ with age verification on every order. Refillable vaping rewards a little knowledge, so pour a cup of something and let us show you why hardware people are hardware people.

Who Are Aspire? The Hardware House That Helped Build Modern Vaping

Brand heritage matters more in vape hardware than almost anywhere else in this market, because a kit is a purchase you live with rather than a consumable you finish, and Aspire's heritage is about as deep as the industry has. The company has been designing and manufacturing vaping hardware since the early years of the category, and several of its innovations in coil and tank design became reference points that the wider industry built upon. Ask long-term vapers about their first serious kit and an improbable number of the answers involve an Aspire.

Why does that history matter to someone buying a £9.99 pod kit today? Three practical reasons:

• Manufacturing maturity. Aspire runs its own manufacturing rather than badge-engineering generic hardware, and it shows in the details that determine daily satisfaction: pods that seat cleanly, coils wound consistently, batteries that behave the same in month three as in week one. Cheap pod kits are easy to make and easy to regret; consistent ones are the hard part.
• A reputation worth protecting. A company with this much name equity has every incentive to keep quality boring and predictable. When Aspire puts its name on an entry-priced kit like the Gotek X, it is spending reputation earned over years, which is the best consumer protection there is.
• Ecosystem thinking. Aspire designs kits, pods and coils as systems, which is why our collection stocks all three layers. You are never buying an orphaned device; the consumables that keep it running sit on the same shelf, including the AF Replacement Coils in packs of five at £12.95.

Aspire's philosophy has always leaned toward the practical vaper rather than the hobbyist extreme. Where some manufacturers chase spectacle, Aspire's signature is quiet competence: devices that are easy to fill, easy to carry, easy to live with, and engineered around the mouth-to-lung and restricted draw styles that suit adults switching from smoking. That positioning explains the shape of our 16-product collection, which skips gimmicks entirely in favour of one excellent kit line and the consumables that support it.

It also explains the company Aspire keeps on our shelves. We stock the brand alongside the other serious hardware houses, Innokin, Geekvape, Uwell, Voopoo, Oxva and Vaporesso, and the comparison section later in this guide places Aspire among them honestly. The short version: nobody in that list is a bad choice, but Aspire's blend of heritage, simplicity and price makes it one of the easiest brands in the store to recommend to someone buying their first refillable kit, and the Gotek X is the reason why. Let us meet it properly.

The Aspire Gotek X: A £9.99 Pod Kit That Punches Far Above Its Price

Every hardware brand needs an accessible hero, and the Gotek X is Aspire's. At £9.99 in our store, it costs about the same as a single premium big-puff disposable, yet it is a genuine refillable pod system from a top-tier manufacturer, and it has become one of the kits we most frequently recommend across the entire pod kits collection. Here is what makes it work.

The design brief is simplicity without cheapness. The Gotek X is a compact, lightweight pod device built around a simple promise: fill the pod, and vape. There are no menus to learn and no settings to misconfigure, which makes it an ideal first refillable for adults switching from smoking or stepping up from disposables. The translucent styling, which we cover in the next section, gives the kit its visual identity and serves a practical purpose at the same time, letting you see your remaining e-liquid at a glance so you refill before the coil runs dry, the single most important habit in pod vaping.

The pod is the star of the system. The Gotek X uses Aspire's dedicated pods, sold as the Gotek X Replacement Pods 2 Pack at £9.99, each carrying a generous 4.5ml of e-liquid through a 0.6 ohm coil. That 4.5ml capacity is genuinely unusual at this price point and changes the daily experience: fewer refills, longer stretches between thinking about your device at all. The 0.6 ohm resistance places the draw in the satisfying middle ground, comfortably suited to nicotine salts for a smooth, cigarette-like tightness while airy enough to deliver full flavour. We unpack what that means for e-liquid choice in a dedicated section below.

Living with it day to day. The rhythm of Gotek X ownership is refreshingly dull, which is the highest compliment a daily device can earn. Charge it via USB as you would a phone. Top up the pod when the liquid runs low. Swap in a fresh pod when flavour fades, which signals the coil has served its time. That is the entire maintenance schedule. Against a disposable habit it adds perhaps a minute of attention per day; against the running costs of that habit, as our economics section shows, it returns that minute at a spectacular hourly rate.

Who is it for? Three groups, primarily. Disposable users ready to cut their costs without complicating their lives. Adults switching from smoking who want a tidy, discreet device with a familiar draw. And experienced vapers wanting an inexpensive, reliable second kit for the pocket, the car or the festival weekend. Who is it not for? Cloud-chasing hobbyists running high-powered gear, who will find its restrained character beside the point and should be browsing our wider vape kits collection instead. For everyone else, £9.99 buys a remarkable amount of engineering maturity.

Seven Finishes: The Gotek X Translucent Colour Range

Hardware is personal in a way consumables never are, because a kit lives in your hand and pocket for months, and Aspire clearly understands this: the Gotek X arrives in our store in seven distinct finishes, all at the same £9.99. The range leans into the device's signature translucent aesthetic, that frosted, see-through styling that made the kit instantly recognisable, and choosing between them is the most enjoyable trivial decision you will make today.

The line-up as we stock it:

• Translucent Black, the stealth option, smoked rather than solid, and the discreet pick for pocket and office. Consistently our fastest mover.
• Translucent Green, fresh and distinctive without shouting, a favourite with vapers who pair it with mint and fruit liquids.
• Translucent Orange, the boldest shade in the range, warm and impossible to lose on a cluttered table.
• Translucent Pink, soft rather than neon, and one of the most requested finishes across our pod kit range.
• Translucent Violet, the sophisticated middle ground between the pink's warmth and the black's restraint.
• Translucent Yellow, sunny and cheerful, the summer-festival colour of the range.
• Transparent, the purist's choice, fully clear and unapologetically showing the engineering inside.

Beyond taste, a few practical angles are worth a moment. The translucent finishes all share the functional benefit noted earlier, visible e-liquid level, so no colour costs you utility. Households with more than one vaper have an obvious trick available: different colours end the perennial whose-device-is-this dispute instantly, and at £9.99 each, equipping a two-vaper household with distinct kits costs less than a week of heavy disposable use. And the 3 for £25 multi-buy covered later turns the colour range into a genuine strategy, since three kits in three finishes give you home, work and backup devices for £8.33 each.

Is colour worth dwelling on in a serious buying guide? We think yes, for one honest reason: people take better care of, and stick more consistently with, devices they actually like. The switch from disposables to refillable vaping succeeds on habit, and a kit you enjoy picking up is a small, real advantage. Aspire offering seven personalities of the same excellent device is not frivolity; it is the brand removing one more reason not to make the sensible choice. Pick the one that makes you smile, fill it with something from our e-liquids collection, and get on with it.

Pods, Capacity and Coils: Understanding the 4.5ml, 0.6 Ohm Formula

Two numbers define how the Gotek X vapes, and they are printed right there in the pod's product name: 4.5ml and 0.6 ohms. Decoding them properly will make you a smarter buyer of any pod system, not just this one, so here is the working knowledge.

Capacity: why 4.5ml matters. The Gotek X pods hold 4.5ml of e-liquid each, which is notably generous for a compact pod kit. Capacity translates directly into refill frequency: a moderate vaper might refill a smaller pod daily, while the same usage on 4.5ml stretches considerably further. Fewer refills mean fewer opportunities for the classic pod-vaping sins, running the coil dry or overfilling in a hurry, and they matter most to exactly the audience the Gotek X serves, people who want vaping handled with minimum ceremony.

Resistance: what 0.6 ohms actually tells you. Coil resistance is shorthand for a device's character. Higher resistances, around 1.0 ohm and up, give a tight, cigarette-like mouth-to-lung draw at low power. Very low resistances, 0.3 ohms and below, run hot and airy for direct-lung clouds and demand high-powered hardware. At 0.6 ohms, the Gotek X pod sits in the restricted middle that has become the sweet spot of modern pod vaping: smooth and satisfying with nicotine salts, flavourful without gale-force airflow, forgiving for beginners yet interesting enough for veterans. It is the resistance we would choose for this kit's mission, and evidently Aspire agreed.

The pod lifecycle. Each pod contains its own coil, so replacing the pod renews the coil, and at £9.99 for a two-pack your consumable cost per pod is £5 in round numbers. A pod's coil lifespan depends on usage and liquid choice, with sweeter, darker liquids shortening it and lighter ones extending it, but the signals of a spent coil are universal: muted or burnt-edged flavour, reduced vapour and a draw that feels off. Change the pod when the flavour tells you to, not on a calendar.

The wider coil shelf. Alongside the Gotek X pods, our Aspire collection carries the Aspire AF Replacement Coils Pack of 5 at £12.95, serving Aspire's coil-based hardware, £2.59 per coil in a five-pack. If you run an Aspire device that takes AF coils, buying them in fives here is the economical route, and the general coil wisdom in this guide applies identically. Our full vape coils collection, 19 products from £4.95, covers the broader ecosystem, and our refillable vape pods collection gathers pod options across every brand we stock, 72 products from £5.99, for easy cross-shopping.

One habit ties this whole section together: always prime a fresh pod or coil by filling it and waiting several minutes before the first puff, letting the cotton saturate fully. It is the single cheapest piece of maintenance in vaping, it costs five minutes, and it prevents the burnt-cotton taste that has unfairly ended many refillable careers on day one.

Filling Your Gotek X: Choosing E-Liquids Like You Know What You Are Doing

A refillable kit is only half a decision; the e-liquid you feed it is the other half, and it is where refillable vaping goes from economical to genuinely personal. The Gotek X's 0.6 ohm pod gives clear guidance on what to buy, so here is the practical map, with the ranges to browse.

Nicotine salts are the natural partner. The 0.6 ohm restricted draw is squarely in nic salt territory, and nicotine salt e-liquids deliver smooth satisfaction at meaningful strengths without harshness. Our nicotine salt e-liquids collection runs to 582 options from £2.49, which is not a typo: a 10ml bottle of quality nic salt costs about a quarter of a premium disposable and outlasts it. Strength-wise the UK offers up to the TPD ceiling of 20mg, and the choice mirrors the guidance we give across the store: heavier smokers switching over generally land at 20mg for proper satisfaction, lighter smokers and moderate vapers at 10mg, with our 20mg e-liquids and 10mg e-liquids collections gathering each tier. If you arrive from 20mg disposables, buy 20mg salts and your experience will translate directly.

Flavour is where refillable vaping runs away from disposables. A disposable locks you to one flavour for the device's life; a refillable changes character with every fill. The full e-liquids collection spans over 700 liquids covering every profile in the modern canon, and Gotek X owners can graze it freely: fruit and ice for the disposable crossover crowd, rich blends for the evening, a menthol for summer. With 4.5ml pods, a sensible approach is running one flavour per pod and rotating pods, since flavour ghosts linger in a coil. Committed rotators keep two pods in play, effectively giving one device a two-flavour repertoire for £5 of extra hardware.

The multi-buy angle makes experimentation nearly free. Our 5 for £10 e-liquids deal covers 582 qualifying liquids, which prices an experimental five-bottle spread at £2 a bottle. For a new Gotek X owner, that first order writes itself: the kit, a two-pack of pods, and five assorted 10ml bottles, delivering weeks of varied vaping for around £30, with free delivery included since the basket clears £20 easily.

Two technical footnotes worth knowing. First, bottle sizes: UK nicotine-containing e-liquid comes in 10ml bottles under TPD rules, while larger shortfill bottles are sold nicotine-free, with strength added via nic shots; our short fill e-liquids collection covers that route for higher-volume vapers. Second, viscosity: very thick, high-VG liquids designed for sub-ohm cloud hardware wick more slowly in compact pod coils, so mainstream 10ml salts and regular-ratio liquids are the happy path for the Gotek X. Stay on it and the kit will reward you with the consistency Aspire built it for.

The Running Cost Reckoning: Gotek X vs a Disposable Habit

Every argument for refillable vaping eventually arrives at arithmetic, so let us do it properly, with real prices from our own shelves and honest assumptions throughout. The question: what does a year of vaping cost on the Gotek X system versus a steady disposable habit?

The disposable baseline. Devices across our disposables collection start at £2.99 and run to £10.99 for premium big-puff hardware. A vaper using compact disposables at two or three per week sits in the region of £10 to £15 weekly, call it £600 or more across a year. Big-puff devices improve that picture substantially, as their own collection pages argue, but even the best disposable economics carry a structural cost: you repurchase the battery and the hardware with every single device, forever.

The Gotek X system cost. The kit itself is £9.99, once. Pods at £9.99 for two work out at £5 each, and a realistic moderate-use pattern of a pod every week or two lands pod spend somewhere between £130 and £260 a year. E-liquid at our 5 for £10 deal prices, assuming a couple of 10ml bottles a week, adds roughly £200. Total for the year: in the neighbourhood of £350 to £470, all consumables included, versus £600 and up for the disposable pattern it replaces. The refillable route saves a typical convert somewhere between £150 and £300 a year, and heavier vapers save more, because their consumable costs scale gently while a disposable habit scales brutally.

The honest caveats, as always:

• These are illustrative patterns, not promises; your puff volume, liquid taste and coil longevity all move the numbers.
• Refillables ask for small attention taxes, refilling and pod changes, that disposables do not. We price that honestly at a few minutes a week.
• The savings only materialise if the kit actually replaces the habit, so treat the first month as the real test, keeping the kit filled, charged and in your pocket where the impulse purchase used to live.

Sweetening the start. Two store mechanics improve the maths further. The 3 for £25 multi-buy, detailed next, cuts the effective hardware price when you buy kits and pod packs together. And our vape kit bundle deals collection, 880 products strong, gathers kit-plus-consumable combinations across the store, from £3.99, for exactly this kind of setup shopping. However you compose it, the conclusion of the reckoning is stable: the Gotek X pays for itself within weeks for anyone with an established vaping habit, and everything after that is margin in your pocket. The disposable has its place, and we sell plenty of them happily, but nobody should run one as their permanent daily driver without at least seeing this arithmetic once.

Three for £25: Making the Aspire Multi-Buy Work Hard

Our Aspire collection carries a straightforward multi-buy: any three qualifying products for £25. Because the range's core items, the Gotek X kit at £9.99 and the pod two-packs at £9.99, price identically, the deal maths is clean, and a little planning turns it into the best hardware value on the page. Worked examples, real prices throughout.

The classic starter trio: one kit, two pod packs. Full price £29.97, deal price £25, saving £4.97. This is the order we would place ourselves when adopting the system: the kit in your preferred colour, plus four pods of consumable runway, months of coil supply for most users, all delivered free since the basket clears £20. It removes the annoying second purchase, the one where you need pods in three weeks and pay delivery attention all over again.

The household trio: three kits. Again £29.97 becoming £25, £8.33 per kit. Two vapers in one household take a colour each plus a shared spare, or one vaper runs the home, work and jacket-pocket rotation that ends dead-battery emergencies permanently. At £8.33, the Gotek X undercuts most premium disposables while being, well, not disposable.

The maintenance trio: pods and coils. Existing Aspire owners can compose the trio entirely from consumables: two pod packs and a five-pack of AF coils lists at £32.93 and lands at £25 under the deal, a £7.93 saving, the deepest cut of the three examples because the coil pack carries the range's highest price at £12.95. For households running both a Gotek X and an AF-coil Aspire device, this is the restock pattern.

Deal discipline, because we would rather you spend well than spend more:

• The deal rewards buying what you would genuinely use within a few months. Pods and coils store perfectly well sealed, so consumable stockpiling is rational; a third kit you will never charge is not.
• Mixed trios are the point. Compose across kits, pods and coils to match your actual consumption, since the £25 applies to any qualifying three.
• Check the wider promotions before checkout. The vape deals page aggregates every live offer, over 2,500 lines at last count, and pairing an Aspire trio with deal-priced e-liquids from the 5 for £10 range builds the complete setup at the lowest sensible total.

One comparison worth making explicit: a £25 Aspire trio containing a kit and four pods, plus a tenner of deal e-liquid, equips a vaper completely for around £35 and sustains them for months. The same £35 in weekly disposables evaporates in a fortnight or three. The multi-buy is not a marketing flourish; it is the store actively tilting the table toward the better long-term decision, and we are entirely unapologetic about that.

Aspire vs Oxva, Vaporesso, Voopoo and the Rest of the Hardware Shelf

Aspire shares our hardware shelf with five other serious manufacturers, and honest comparison is the only kind worth publishing, so here is how the brands actually differ for the buyer standing at the crossroads.

Aspire vs Oxva. Oxva is the modern star of the pod-kit world, a younger brand whose devices have won an enormous UK following, and our 159-product Oxva range from £2.89 reflects that momentum. Oxva's strength is contemporary polish and rapid iteration; Aspire's is deep manufacturing heritage and proven simplicity. A buyer wanting the current conversation piece leans Oxva; a buyer wanting boring excellence at £9.99 leans Gotek X. Both are entirely defensible choices, which is why both are on the shelf.

Aspire vs Vaporesso. Vaporesso brings the largest hardware range we stock, 252 products from £5.95, spanning entry pods to sophisticated kits. Its identity is breadth and feature richness; screens, modes and options abound as you climb its range. Aspire's Gotek X counters with the opposite virtue: nothing to configure, nothing to misunderstand. Feature-lovers shop Vaporesso; minimalists shop Aspire.

Aspire vs Voopoo. Voopoo, 39 products from £4.49, earned its reputation on performance-focused kits with fast-firing chipsets, and it skews toward vapers who care about the technical edge. Against it, Aspire positions calm reliability. The analogy we offer over the counter: Voopoo is the sports trim, Aspire is the model that starts every single morning for a decade.

The elder statesmen: Innokin, Geekvape, Uwell. Innokin, from £5.95, shares Aspire's veteran status and beginner-friendly philosophy, and the two brands are each other's closest spiritual rivals. Geekvape, from £7.49, owns the rugged and durable niche. Uwell, from £8.99, is revered for flavour-first engineering. Each earns its place; none undercuts the Gotek X's price-to-pedigree ratio, which at £9.99 remains the easiest recommendation on the shelf.

How to actually choose. Ignore brand wars and answer three questions. What draw do you want? All these brands serve the restricted and mouth-to-lung styles well; differences are in flavour tuning and airflow feel. What is your complexity appetite? Zero-setting simplicity points to Aspire and Innokin; screens and modes point to Vaporesso and Voopoo. What is the total system cost? Count pods or coils per year, not just the kit price, using the method from our running-cost section. Then browse the full starter vape kits collection, 455 kits from £2.99, with those answers in hand. Choose on system fit and any of these six brands will serve you honourably; choose on hype and even the best hardware disappoints. That sentence is the entire secret of hardware retail, and we give it away free.

Care, Habits and the Five Mistakes That Kill Pod Kits Early

Refillable hardware rewards its owner in proportion to a handful of small habits, and punishes their absence with the burnt hits and leaks that fuel every my-kit-stopped-working story ever told at a counter. The full preventive manual fits in one section, so here it is: the five mistakes that account for nearly every avoidable pod-kit failure, and the habits that prevent them.

1. Skipping the prime. The cardinal sin. A fresh pod or coil installed and fired immediately, before the cotton has saturated, scorches on the first puff and never recovers, and the burnt taste is permanent. The habit: fill the new pod, then wait five patient minutes before the first draw. Five minutes, once per pod, is the entire cost of never tasting burnt cotton.
2. Running dry. Coils need liquid to survive; firing a near-empty pod cooks the wick. The Gotek X's translucent design exists precisely to make this mistake avoidable, so use it: glance, and refill when the level runs low rather than when the flavour dies. Pods that live topped-up last visibly longer than pods run to the bottom.
3. Chain-vaping the coil hot. Long rapid-fire sessions outpace the wick's ability to re-saturate, degrading flavour and shortening coil life. The habit is simply rhythm: brief pauses between draws, which incidentally suits the nic salt strengths this kit runs best, since satisfaction arrives without the machine-gun cadence.
4. Neglecting basic hygiene. Pocket lint in the USB port, sticky residue around the pod seat, a mouthpiece that has seen things: thirty seconds with a dry tissue every week or two keeps connections clean and draws pleasant. No solvents, no disassembly, no heroics; dry and gentle wins.
5. Battery abuse. Lithium cells dislike extremes. Do not leave the kit baking on a dashboard or freezing in a van overnight, charge with sensible USB sources, and if a device is ever damaged or behaves oddly, retire it to a battery recycling point rather than persisting. The same rule covers every battery product in the store, from pod kits to the big puff range.

Two habits earn honourable mention beyond the five. Store bottles of e-liquid cool, dark and sealed, where they keep their character for a long time, and shake shortfills and separated liquids before filling. And rotate two pods if you rotate flavours, as the e-liquid section advised, since a coil remembers its history: yesterday's dark blend will haunt today's delicate mint.

What does all this diligence buy? A Gotek X that behaves in month six exactly as it did on day one, pods that reach the far end of their expected lifespan, and a running-cost reality that matches the optimistic arithmetic earlier in this guide. None of these habits takes meaningful effort; together they are perhaps three minutes a week. The difference between a vaper who swears by refillable kits and one who swears at them is, almost always, just this list. When something does eventually wear out, replacements are one click away in the coils collection and the pods and refills range, and your habits will make those clicks rare.

Buying Aspire at VapeShopOnline: The Practical Wrap-Up

The complete picture, condensed for the checkout-bound. Our Aspire collection holds 16 products from £4.95 to £12.95: the Gotek X pod kit at £9.99 across seven finishes, Gotek X replacement pods at £9.99 for two, and AF replacement coils at £12.95 for five, with the 3 for £25 multi-buy running across the range. Order before 4pm on a working day for same-day dispatch and next-day delivery, spend over £20 for free UK shipping, and every item is 100% genuine Aspire stock through authorised distribution, sold strictly 18+ with age verification on every order.

Our recommended first orders, by buyer:

• The disposable convert: Gotek X in your colour, one pod two-pack, and five bottles from the 5 for £10 e-liquids deal in your familiar flavours at your familiar strength. Around £30, free delivery, and the whole system arrives ready to end the weekly disposable spend.
• The adult switching from smoking: the starter trio, one kit and two pod packs for £25, plus 20mg nicotine salts from the nic salt collection. Prime the pod, charge overnight, and give the first week an honest chance.
• The existing Aspire owner: the maintenance trio, two pod packs and an AF coil five-pack for £25, saving £7.93 on list. Restock done for months.
• The undecided: read the comparison section once more, then browse the pod kits collection with your three answers in hand. If you are still torn, £9.99 on a Gotek X is the lowest-risk resolution in the store.

Why buy hardware from us specifically? Because hardware is where authenticity and support actually matter. A counterfeit disposable is a bad week; a counterfeit battery device is a genuine hazard, and the grey market does not do age verification, warranty conversations or straight answers. We source through authorised channels only, we publish honest guides like this one including the caveats, and our support team has seen every pod-kit question there is. Add the logistics, 4pm cut-off, next-day arrival, free over £20, and the case closes itself.

Aspire has spent the industry's whole lifetime proving that quiet competence outlasts noise, and the Gotek X distils that philosophy to £9.99. Fill it with something you love from the e-liquids range, treat it to the three minutes of weekly care our maintenance section prescribes, and it will make the refillable argument better than any page of ours can. The FAQ below handles the remaining questions; the collection above handles the rest.

Popular picks from Aspire

Some of what sits in this collection right now:

• Aspire AF Replacement Coils Pack of 5 from £12.95
• Aspire Gotek X Pod Vape Kit from £9.99
• 0.6 Ohms Aspire Gotek X Replacement Pods 2 Pack 4.5ml from £9.99
• 0.8 Ohms Aspire Gotek X Replacement Pods 2 Pack 4.5ml from £9.99
• Aspire Gotek X Replacement Pods 2 Pack 4.5ml from £9.99
• Aspire Nautilus BVC Replacement Coil from £7.95
• Aspire POCKEX Replacement Coils 5pk from £11.95
• Cyber S X Tsx Replacement Pods by Aspire from £4.95

The full collection runs to 9 products, starting at £4.95. Filter by brand or price at the top of the page if you want to narrow it down.

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