Smok Novo Pro Pod Vape Kit Cyan Blue

Overview

The Smok Novo Pro Pod Vape Kit Cyan Blue by Smok in Cyan Blue at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Smok Novo Pro Pod Vape Kit overview

The Smok Novo Pro Pod Vape Kit is a compact, refillable pod system from Smok, an established hardware manufacturer that has spent years building out its Novo line for people who want a simple device without a learning curve. The Pro name sits inside that family: a pocket-sized body, a replaceable pod, an internal rechargeable battery and a draw-activated firing system. You fill the pod with your own e-liquid, click it into the body and inhale. There is no menu to scroll, no wattage to dial in and no tank to strip down and rebuild.

This page walks through what the kit is, how it behaves in daily use, what to put in it and what to avoid. Where we quote figures such as battery size, pod capacity or coil resistance, they reflect what is typical for the Novo series and for the 2 ml refillable pod format that UK rules allow. Always check the specification table on the product listing for the exact figures on the variant you are buying, because manufacturers revise components between production runs and colourways.

Because the Novo Pro is a refillable system, it sits on the opposite side of the market from single-use devices. Single-use vapes were banned from sale in Great Britain from 1 June 2025, and that has pushed a lot of former disposable users towards pod kits like this one. If that is how you arrived here, the short version is that a pod kit costs more on day one, costs noticeably less per week afterwards, and produces a fraction of the waste, because the body lasts for months and only the pod is replaced.

What you get at a glance:

• Format: refillable pod kit with an internal rechargeable battery, designed for mouth-to-lung (MTL) and restricted direct-to-lung style vaping.
• Pod capacity: 2 ml, which is the largest tank size allowed on nicotine vapes sold in the UK.
• Activation: draw-activated, so there is nothing to press for normal use.
• Charging: USB-C.
• Variants: 14 variants of the kit are listed in this product family on our store; these are typically colourways of the same device, so the internals and the way it vapes are shared.
• Legal basics: 18+ only, and nicotine e-liquid in the UK is capped at 20 mg/ml.

It helps to be clear about who this device is for. It suits a smoker or ex-smoker who wants a straightforward, dependable device, someone who has outgrown disposables on cost or on principle, or a person who wants a reserve pod kit in a bag or jacket pocket. It is not aimed at cloud chasers or at people who like to tweak wattage and airflow. We cover both sides of that honestly in the sections below, including the situations where a different device would serve you better.

Performance and vapour delivery

The Novo Pro is built around a tight to medium draw. That is the defining trait of the Novo family and it shapes everything about how the kit performs. The resistance you feel when you pull on the mouthpiece is close to a cigarette for most users, which is why this style is often the easiest switch for people coming off smoking. You take a slow, three to four second inhale, much like you would on a cigarette, and the vapour reaches your mouth first before you draw it into the lungs.

Output is calibrated to the pod's coil rather than being user-adjustable. That is a deliberate trade-off. You lose the ability to push the power up on a bad day, but you also lose the ability to get it wrong. In practice the device delivers a consistent, moderate amount of vapour that sits between a basic pen-style kit and a full adjustable-wattage mod. If you are used to disposables, expect vapour density in the same region, with a slightly smoother and more even delivery because the coil is not being driven from a cold start by a tiny cell.

Puff count is the question most buyers ask, and it is worth treating with care. With a refillable pod there is no fixed number, because it depends on how long you draw, how strong the juice is and how sweet it is. As a working estimate, a full 2 ml pod gives somewhere in the region of 400 to 600 puffs for a typical mouth-to-lung user taking three-second draws, and fewer if you vape hard or chain-vape. Higher-nicotine salts tend to be vaped less often, so a 20 mg/ml pod can last a day or more for a moderate smoker, whereas a 3 mg/ml pod is often emptied faster because people take more puffs to compensate.

Things that affect delivery in real use:

• Liquid level: keep the pod above roughly a quarter full. Running it nearly dry is the quickest way to scorch a coil.
• E-liquid thickness: a 50/50 or 60/40 PG/VG blend wicks quickly and keeps vapour steady. Very high-VG liquid is thick and can starve a small coil.
• Draw length: long, slow draws give more vapour and more flavour than short, sharp ones.
• Battery level: output holds up well until the low-battery warning, then falls away. Charge when the indicator tells you to.
• Coil age: a fresh pod is at its crispest. As it ages, vapour thins and flavour dulls, which is the signal to replace the pod.

One honest caveat. The Novo Pro is not a high-output device and it will not produce the large clouds that a sub-ohm kit does. If a dense, warm, lung-hit vape is what you are after, you will find it restrained. If you want something that feels like smoking and gets out of the way, that restraint is the point.

Flavour: what to expect and what to put in the pod

A refillable kit has no flavour of its own, so the question is really how faithfully the Novo Pro carries whatever you fill it with. The answer is that it does so cleanly. The mesh-style coil used across the Novo range heats the wick evenly, which keeps flavour consistent from the first puff to the last rather than starting sharp and fading. Expect clear top notes, a decent body in fruit and dessert profiles, and a crisp finish on menthol and mint.

The 14 variants in this family are hardware variants. They change the colour or finish of the body, not the taste. Flavour is entirely down to the e-liquid you choose, which is the main advantage of a refillable kit: you are never locked into one profile for the life of a device.

Flavour profiles that suit a pod device of this type, with a note on how each tends to behave:

• Tobacco: a good starting point for recent smokers. Light, dry tobacco blends are the most cigarette-like on a tight draw.
• Menthol and mint: spearmint, peppermint and strong menthol all suit mesh coils and stay crisp across the pod.
• Blue raspberry ice: sweet, sharp and cooled. One of the most commonly bought profiles in the UK and a good match for 10 to 20 mg/ml salts.
• Strawberry: reads clearly and rarely turns muddy, though very sweet strawberry blends can gunk a coil faster than lighter fruit.
• Banana ice: creamy and cool. Dessert-leaning, so rinse the pod occasionally if you notice residue.
• Cola: a nostalgic profile that stays recognisable at pod-friendly strengths.
• Mango and peach: softer tropical and stone-fruit notes that show up well, especially with a hint of ice.
• Watermelon: light and juicy, and usually kind to coil life compared with heavy custards.

Some practical points on choosing liquid. Nicotine salts are generally the better partner for a pod kit than freebase, because they stay smooth at higher strengths and suit lower power. Look for a 50/50 or 60/40 PG/VG ratio. Heavily sweetened liquids, especially custards, desserts and anything described as thick, will shorten coil life because sugars caramelise on the coil. If you love those profiles, accept that you will go through pods a little faster.

Switching flavours is easy but not entirely clean. A mint or menthol liquid can leave a trace in a pod that you then notice when you move to a fruit blend, an effect often called ghosting. The cleanest approach is to use a fresh pod when you change between very different profiles, or to dedicate one pod to menthol and another to everything else. Because pods are inexpensive relative to the cost of a pack of cigarettes, many users simply keep two or three on rotation.

Design and build quality

The Novo Pro follows the pocketable template of the line: a slim, rounded body that is small enough to forget about in a trouser pocket and light enough that you will not notice it in a jacket. The finish is the main differentiator between the 14 variants. Some are solid colours with a soft-touch coating, others have a gradient or patterned look. All of them share the same underlying layout.

Build quality is what you would expect from an established Smok product at this price point. The body is a moulded shell rather than a machined block, which keeps weight down and cost sensible. It is not a rugged tool, so treat it like a phone rather than a torch. A soft-touch coating is comfortable in the hand, but it will show fingerprints and may wear at the edges over months of pocket use. A small silicone sleeve or keeping it in a separate pocket from keys and coins solves most cosmetic issues.

The pod seats into the top of the body with a firm push fit. When it is seated properly you will feel a positive click or a snug stop, and there should be no wobble. If the pod sits proud or feels loose, remove it, check the contacts at the base and reseat it. The fill port sits on the pod and is closed with a silicone bung, which is the usual arrangement on Novo pods. It takes a little care to open and close the first few times, and it should be pressed fully home each time you refill.

Design points that matter in daily use:

• Mouthpiece: a shallow, rounded drip-tip style that is comfortable for long sessions and does not feel sharp on the lips.
• Indicator light: a small LED shows when the device fires and warns when the battery is low or something is wrong.
• Charging port: a USB-C socket, so you can use the same cable as most modern phones and accessories.
• Weight and size: light and slim enough for a pocket, with a body that is easy to grip and hard to drop accidentally.
• Pod window: the pod shows liquid level so you can judge when to refill without removing it.

On the downside, the compact design means no room for adjustable airflow. If you like to open the draw up or close it down, you will notice that missing. The shell is also plastic-forward rather than metal, so it will not feel like a premium object in the way an aluminium-bodied kit does. For a device meant to be carried and used all day rather than admired on a desk, that is a reasonable compromise.

Battery and charging

Kits in the Novo class use an internal lithium-ion battery in the region of 800 to 1,000 mAh. That figure is worth putting into context. A 900 mAh cell at 3.7 V stores roughly 3.3 watt-hours. If the coil draws around ten watts while firing, that is about twenty minutes of total firing time per charge in ideal conditions. Divide by a three-second puff and you get a theoretical figure in the high hundreds of puffs, and a realistic figure somewhat lower once losses are counted. In plain terms, a full charge typically covers one to two 2 ml pods, which for most users is a full day of moderate vaping.

Recharging is done over USB-C. Charge times for batteries of this size are usually well under an hour to full from empty on a standard 5 V charger, though the exact figure depends on the cable and adaptor. Check the listing for the stated charge time of your variant. Practical charging habits that keep a small lithium cell healthy:

• Use a standard 5 V phone charger or a computer USB port. Avoid unbranded, uncertified adaptors and damaged cables.
• Do not charge unattended overnight on soft furnishings. Charge it on a hard, cool surface where you can see it.
• Do not use it while it charges unless the product page says pass-through use is supported. Even then, it is better to let it charge.
• Avoid heat. Do not leave the kit in a hot car, on a radiator or in direct sunlight.
• Top up little and often. Small batteries last longer if you avoid running them completely flat every time.

The device has built-in protection against short circuits, over-discharge and overheating, which is standard across reputable pod kits. It will stop firing and flash its indicator if something is wrong. That protection is a backstop, not a licence to be careless. Never use a device with visible damage, swelling, a cracked shell or a hot battery. If you notice any of those, stop using it and recycle it at a proper drop-off point rather than throwing it in the bin.

Battery life degrades gradually with cycles, as with every rechargeable device. Expect the body to give a year or more of useful daily service before runtime falls noticeably. If you want a spare to cover a long day, a second kit is a more practical backup than hoping the first one stretches, and given the price it is a cheaper insurance policy than most.

Pods, coils and mesh technology

In a pod system the coil lives inside the pod, so replacing the pod replaces the coil. That is why pods are the consumable you will buy most often. The Novo range uses coils in the region of 0.7 to 1.0 ohm, which is the usual window for mouth-to-lung and restricted direct-to-lung vaping on a small battery. A higher resistance coil draws less power and gives a tighter draw with more throat sensation. A lower resistance coil delivers more vapour and a looser pull. Check the pod listing for the exact resistance fitted to your variant.

Many of Smok's recent Novo-series pods use a mesh-style heating element rather than a simple round wire coil. A mesh coil spreads heating across a wider surface area, which does three useful things. It warms up quickly, so the first puff after a pause is not weak. It heats the wick more evenly, which keeps flavour consistent. And it tends to resist hot spots that cause burnt tastes, so a well-filled mesh pod is forgiving. The trade-off is that mesh surfaces can clog more visibly with sweet liquids, which is why high-sugar blends shorten pod life.

Looking after a pod properly makes a difference to how long it lasts:

• Prime before first use. After filling, wait five to ten minutes so the cotton fully saturates. Skipping this is the number one cause of burnt first puffs.
• Do not overfill. Stop at the maximum line. Overfilling pushes liquid into the central airflow tube and causes gurgling and leaks.
• Take gentle first puffs. Two or three light draws on a fresh pod finish the priming and avoid shocking the coil.
• Avoid chain vaping. Let the coil rest between puffs so the wick can re-saturate.
• Replace at the first sign of burnt taste. A burnt coil never recovers, and continuing to vape on it only gives you a worse experience.

As a rule of thumb, a pod lasts somewhere between one and three weeks for a typical daily user, depending on liquid choice and vaping style. Sweet dessert liquids sit at the shorter end. Clean menthol and light fruit blends reach the longer end.

One compatibility warning that saves money. Pods from different generations of the Novo line are not interchangeable simply because they share a brand name. Read the model name printed on your current pod, or check the product page of the pod you are about to buy, before ordering. Buying the wrong pod is a common and avoidable mistake. If you are unsure, send us the model printed on the pod you are currently using and we will point you to the correct one.

Nicotine strength guidance

The maximum nicotine strength you can legally buy in the UK is 20 mg/ml, which equals 2 percent. That cap applies to all nicotine e-liquid and e-liquid pods sold here, not just to disposables, and no reputable UK retailer will sell above it. Within that ceiling, the strength you choose should match how much you smoked, because the aim is to satisfy cravings without overshooting. This is general guidance, not medical advice.

A simple way to think about it with nicotine salt e-liquid, which is the usual choice for pod devices:

• 20 mg/ml: for people who smoked around twenty cigarettes a day, or who need a cigarette within thirty minutes of waking. This is the strongest legal option and the most likely to stop you slipping back to smoking.
• 10 to 12 mg/ml: for moderate smokers of roughly ten to fifteen a day, or for people who find 20 mg/ml too harsh or too strong on a tight draw.
• 5 to 6 mg/ml: for light or social smokers, and for people stepping down after a few weeks of vaping.
• 0 to 3 mg/ml: for people who want the habit and flavour with little or no nicotine, or who have already reduced their intake substantially.

It helps to translate strength into the amount in a pod. A 2 ml pod filled with 20 mg/ml e-liquid holds 40 mg of nicotine. The same pod filled with 10 mg/ml holds 20 mg. You will not absorb all of it, but the arithmetic shows why a 20 mg pod can feel intense if you are not used to it and why someone coming off a heavy smoking habit may find 10 mg/ml leaves them reaching for the pod constantly.

A few practical pointers. If you are new to vaping and smoked heavily, start at 20 mg/ml in a salt and reassess after a week or two. If you find yourself getting dizzy, nauseous or with a racing heart, the strength is too high, so stop and move down. If you find yourself vaping constantly and still craving, the strength is probably too low, so move up. Freebase nicotine is much harsher at high strengths and is generally used at 3 to 6 mg/ml, so check what type you are buying. Nicotine salts are the smoother choice for higher strengths.

Nicotine is addictive. This kit is for adult smokers and ex-smokers. If you do not smoke, do not start. The NHS stop smoking services offer free support and can help you combine vaping with a plan to reduce nicotine over time. If you are pregnant or have a heart condition, speak to your GP, midwife or pharmacist before using any nicotine product.

Who the Novo Pro suits, and who should skip it

No device suits everyone, and an honest buying guide should say where a product falls short. Here is where the Novo Pro fits comfortably and where it does not.

It is a good fit for:

• Smokers switching for the first time. The tight draw and fixed output mimic a cigarette, and there is nothing to configure.
• Former disposable users. The format feels familiar, the cost per week is lower and you choose your own flavours.
• People who value simplicity. Fill, click, inhale. No buttons, no menus and no settings to get wrong.
• Anyone who wants a light carry device. It is small enough for a pocket and cheap enough that losing it is not a disaster.
• Budget-conscious vapers. The kit has a low entry price and pods are inexpensive to replace.
• Households that want a backup. It makes a sensible second device alongside a more powerful setup.

You should look elsewhere if:

• You want big clouds. A sub-ohm kit with direct-to-lung airflow will serve you better than a device built for restricted draws.
• You like to tinker. There is no adjustable wattage and no adjustable airflow here.
• You vape very heavily. A battery in the 800 to 1,000 mAh class and a 2 ml pod will mean frequent refills and charges if you chain vape.
• You use thick, high-VG liquids. These can struggle to wick through a small coil and are better suited to larger systems.
• You do not smoke. Nicotine products are for adult smokers and ex-smokers only.
• You are under 18. It is illegal to sell nicotine vapes to anyone under 18 in the UK, and we will not do so.

A middle group is worth mentioning: experienced vapers who simply want a low-effort device for travel, work or days when they do not want to carry a larger setup. For that purpose the Novo Pro works well precisely because it asks nothing of you. Plenty of regular vapers keep a small kit like this in a bag as insurance against a dead battery on their main device.

If you are unsure which camp you fall into, ask yourself one question. Do you want a device that does a modest job reliably, or one that lets you shape the experience? If the first, this kit is a reasonable choice. If the second, spend a little more on something with adjustable airflow.

How to fill, activate and use the kit

Setting up a refillable pod kit is quick once you have done it once. Follow these steps the first time and every time you refill.

• Step 1, unbox and inspect. Check the device, the pod, the USB-C cable and any paperwork. Remove any protective film from the pod and the body contacts.
• Step 2, charge it. Give the battery a short charge before first use so the device is not running at the edge of its range.
• Step 3, remove the pod. Pull it straight out of the body. Do not twist it.
• Step 4, open the fill port. Peel back the silicone bung on the pod. Keep the pod upright.
• Step 5, fill the pod. Insert the bottle nozzle into the port and squeeze gently, filling to just below the maximum line. Avoid pouring into the central tube.
• Step 6, close the port. Press the bung fully home so it seals. A poorly closed bung is a common cause of leaks.
• Step 7, wait. Leave the filled pod for five to ten minutes so the cotton soaks up the liquid.
• Step 8, seat the pod. Push it firmly into the body until it clicks or stops.
• Step 9, take the first draws. Inhale slowly and gently two or three times, without chain vaping, to finish priming.

The device is draw-activated, which means that it fires when you inhale. There is no button to hold in normal use. Take a slow draw of around three seconds, release, and pause between puffs. If the device does not respond to your draw, the first things to check are that the pod is fully seated, that the battery is charged and that the pod has liquid in it. Check the product page or manual supplied with your variant for any additional features it may have.

Habits that make the kit last longer and taste better:

• Refill before the pod is empty. Topping up when a quarter remains protects the coil.
• Keep it upright. Store the device mouthpiece-up when you can, especially in a bag, to reduce seepage.
• Wipe condensation. A quick wipe of the mouthpiece and contacts prevents sticky residue and poor connection.
• Do not mix liquids in a pod. Empty and rinse the pod before changing to a very different liquid, or use a fresh one.
• Carry with care. Pressure changes on a plane can cause leaks, so keep the pod nearly empty or sealed in a bag when flying.

Store e-liquid and pods out of reach of children and pets. Nicotine e-liquid is toxic if swallowed or if it gets on the skin in quantity, so wipe up spills promptly and wash your hands after refilling.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with small pod kits have simple causes. Work through the likely ones before assuming the device is faulty.

• Leaking from the pod or body: usually caused by overfilling, a bung that is not fully closed, or a pod that has been left lying on its side. Wipe the device, check the bung, drop the fill level a little and store the kit upright.
• Gurgling or spitting: liquid has probably reached the central airflow tube or the coil is flooded. Remove the pod, tap it gently on a tissue and blow through the mouthpiece with the pod out of the device to clear the tube. Fill a little lower next time.
• Burnt or harsh taste (dry hit): the wick is not saturated or the coil is worn. Check the liquid level, let the pod rest for a few minutes and take gentle draws. If the taste persists, the coil is spent and the pod needs replacing.
• Weak flavour or thin vapour: coil age, a low battery or very thick liquid. Charge the device, try a thinner 50/50 liquid or fit a fresh pod.
• No vapour and the light does not respond: check the battery first, then reseat the pod and inspect the contacts for residue. Wipe them with a dry cloth or cotton bud.
• Indicator flashing: the exact pattern depends on the model, but it typically signals low battery, a poor pod connection or a protection cut-out. Reseat the pod, charge the device and retry. Check the manual for your variant for what each pattern means.
• Device not charging: try a different cable and adaptor, check the port for lint or residue and make sure the cable is fully seated. If it still fails, contact us.
• Short battery life: expected from older units after a lot of charge cycles. If a new device only lasts a few hours, tell us.
• Tight draw: this is by design. If it is much tighter than usual, check that the airflow slot is clear of debris and that the pod is correctly seated.

A general principle: change one thing at a time. If you swap the pod, the liquid and the charger all at once, you will not know which fixed the problem. Start with the cheapest and most likely cause, which is usually the pod or the way it was filled.

If you have worked through the list and the device still misbehaves, get in touch with your order number and a short description or photo. A device that fails to fire or charge from new is a warranty matter rather than something you should be left to solve alone.

How the Novo Pro compares with other pod kits

The pod kit market in the UK is crowded, and the Novo Pro competes with several well-known names. Here is a fair look at how it stacks up, with an emphasis on where each rival has the edge.

Versus Vaporesso XROS series. The XROS range is the closest rival in spirit: a small, simple pod kit with a loyal following in the UK. The XROS family generally offers adjustable airflow on its larger models and a battery in the 1,000 mAh class. If airflow adjustment matters to you, the XROS has the advantage. The Novo Pro counters with a simpler layout and a cost that is often lower. Pod choice and availability are strong on both sides.

Versus OXVA Xlim series. The Xlim range is well regarded for its adjustable draw and consistent pods, and it tends to appeal to people who want more control over how tight the pull feels. The Xlim is the more flexible device. The Novo Pro is the more straightforward one. If you know you will fiddle with the airflow, the Xlim is the better match. If you will set it and forget it, the Novo Pro is enough.

Versus Uwell Caliburn series. Caliburn kits are known for clean flavour and a compact body. They are a fair match for the Novo Pro on size and ease of use, and some buyers prefer their flavour rendering. The choice often comes down to which pod fitment you prefer and which one you can get consistently.

Versus Smok Nord series. Within Smok's own range, the Nord line generally targets users who want adjustable power and larger output, including more direct-to-lung style pods. If you want to step up from the Novo Pro, the Nord family is the natural direction. If you want to stay simple, the Novo Pro is the more appropriate pick.

Versus single-use vapes. Disposables are no longer sold in Great Britain, and in any case the maths has always favoured refillables. A pod kit has a higher upfront cost but a lower running cost, lets you choose any flavour and strength, and generates far less electronic waste.

Where does that leave the Novo Pro? It is a competent, value-oriented entry point that wins on simplicity and price, trades blows with rivals on flavour and falls behind them on adjustability and battery size. If you want a no-fuss device that does the basics well, it holds its own. If you want to customise the vape, you have better options in this price bracket, and we would rather say so than push you towards a device that will frustrate you within a week.

Value for money, UK delivery and recycling

The Novo Pro's value case rests on running costs rather than the headline price of the kit. A refillable system lets you buy e-liquid in 10 ml bottles, which is the largest bottle size permitted for nicotine e-liquid in the UK, and pods as separate consumables. If you use around 2 ml of liquid a day, a 10 ml bottle lasts roughly five days. Add a replacement pod every one to three weeks and the weekly spend comes out well below the cost of a weekly cigarette habit and generally below a stream of single-use devices of the kind that used to be sold.

How the costs break down in practice:

• Kit: the one-off purchase, which should last months with sensible care.
• E-liquid: the main ongoing cost. Nicotine salts in 10 ml bottles are widely available at modest prices, so shop around and buy in multiples if you find one you like.
• Pods: the second ongoing cost. Replace when the flavour dulls or you get a burnt taste, not on a fixed schedule.
• Charging: negligible. A phone charger and a few pence of electricity.

Value also depends on avoiding wasted money. Buy the correct pod fitment, do not overfill, avoid running the pod dry and store the kit upright. Those four habits cost nothing and will extend pod life more than any amount of shopping around.

Delivery across the UK. We deliver to addresses across the UK. Vaping products are age-restricted, so you must be 18 or over to buy, and carriers may check age on delivery. Delivery options, costs and cut-off times for next-day dispatch are shown at checkout and on our delivery information page, and they may change, so check there for the current position. Make sure someone aged 18 or over can receive the parcel.

Warranty and returns. A manufacturer warranty usually covers genuine faults in the device, such as a unit that does not fire or charge when new. Consumables such as pods and coils are normally excluded because they wear with use. Your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 apply to faulty goods. For opened vaping products, hygiene and safety considerations limit what can be returned, so please read our returns policy before ordering and contact us promptly, with your order number and photos, if something arrives damaged or faulty.

Recycling. Never put a vape, a pod or a battery in your household bin or kerbside recycling. Lithium batteries can start fires in collection vehicles and waste facilities. Retailers who sell vapes are required to offer a take-back service for used vaping equipment, and household waste recycling centres across the UK accept small electricals and batteries. Drop used pods and spent kits at one of those points. Because the Novo Pro body lasts for many months, you will create far less waste than with disposables, and what you do create can be recycled properly.