Blueberry Raspberry Elux Cyberover 6K Prefilled Pods

Overview

The Blueberry Raspberry Elux Cyberover 6K Prefilled Pods by Elux in Blueberry Raspberry at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Elux Cyberover 6K Prefilled Pods Blueberry Raspberry at a glance

The Elux Cyberover 6K Prefilled Pods in Blueberry Raspberry are replacement pods for the Elux Cyberover rechargeable pod system. You are not buying a battery or a complete device here. You are buying the consumable part: a sealed pod that arrives already filled with nicotine salt e-liquid and already fitted with a mesh coil, ready to click into a Cyberover body that you own. When a pod runs dry you take it out, fit a fresh one and carry on, with no bottle to open, no coil to change and no priming routine.

The flavour is a straightforward berry pairing. Blueberry supplies the sweeter, rounder, slightly jammy base, and raspberry adds a brighter, tarter edge on top. It is a fruit profile without a cooling agent, so it reads as sweet and juicy rather than icy, which suits people who find menthol-heavy blends tiring after a few hours of use.

This page is written for UK adult vapers who are weighing up these pods, and for smokers who are thinking about switching. We try to separate what is known from what is estimated. Puff ratings, battery sizes and charging times for pod systems are manufacturer figures or category norms rather than laboratory results, so wherever we give a number that is not printed on the pack, we say so.

• Format: prefilled replacement pods for the Elux Cyberover device (the battery body is a separate purchase unless your pack states otherwise)
• Flavour: Blueberry Raspberry, a sweet berry blend without added cooling
• Rated puffs: 6K, a manufacturer rating that the performance section explains in context
• Pod capacity: 2ml at most, which is the UK limit for replaceable pods
• Coil: mesh coil built into every pod
• Nicotine: nicotine salt, with the UK maximum being 20mg/ml (2%); check the strength printed on your pack
• Charging: USB-C on the Cyberover body, because the pod itself carries no battery
• Age: sold to adults aged 18 and over only

The short version is this. If you already own a Cyberover and you enjoy fruit flavours, these pods are the simple way to keep it running. If you do not own the device yet, read the compatibility section next, because these pods will not fit other brands or other Elux families.

Compatibility, UK rules and what you are buying

The first thing to settle before you order is compatibility. These are pods for the Cyberover system specifically. Elux, like most brands in this category, uses a proprietary pod shape and contact arrangement. A Cyberover pod will therefore not seat properly in an Elux Legend body or in any other manufacturer's device, and another brand's pod will not fit a Cyberover. If you are unsure what you own, look for the model name printed on the body or on the original box. The Cyberover name is marked clearly. If you do not own the device yet, look at the Cyberover kit listings elsewhere in our catalogue, which include the battery body together with a pod.

Pack contents vary by listing. Some listings are a single pack, others are twin packs or boxes, so check the title and the quantity shown before you add to basket. Each pod is sealed, filled at the factory and ready to use. There is nothing to assemble apart from removing any protective cap or film and pushing the pod into the body.

It helps to understand the legal backdrop, because it explains why products like this exist in their current form:

• Single-use vapes are banned. The UK-wide ban on the sale of single-use vapes that started on 1 June 2025 removed throwaway devices from the market. A rechargeable body with replaceable pods is not a single-use product, which is why pod systems such as the Cyberover have become the mainstream route for adult vapers.
• The nicotine cap still applies. The 20mg/ml (2%) ceiling that applied to disposables before the ban applies equally to pod systems. No legal nicotine vape sold in the UK can exceed it, so a pack claiming a higher figure should be treated with suspicion.
• Pod and bottle size limits. Replaceable pods and refillable tanks are capped at 2ml, and bottled e-liquid at 10ml.
• Age and labelling. You must be 18 or over to buy. Packs carry a nicotine health warning and an ingredients list, and products should be notified to the regulator before sale.

We are a UK retailer and we ask for age confirmation on nicotine products. We would sooner lose a sale than sell to someone who is under age, and we recommend buying from any retailer that applies the same standard.

Flavour profile: blueberry and raspberry

The Blueberry Raspberry pod is built around two berries that complement one another rather than compete. On the inhale, expect a sweet, rounded blueberry note that is closer to ripe fruit and jam than to a sharp wild berry. Raspberry follows with a brighter, slightly tart lift that shows up mostly on the exhale and in the aftertaste. That tartness is doing useful work, because it stops the blueberry from tasting flat or syrupy across a long session.

Sweetness sits in the middle to upper range. This is a juicy, candy-leaning fruit flavour rather than a sour or sharp one. As far as the product name indicates, there is no menthol or coolant in the blend. If you want a chilled finish you will find that in other flavours in the Elux catalogue, listed further down this section. The throat hit is gentle at the strengths most people choose, and the vapour feels smooth rather than dry, which is one of the reasons nicotine salt formulations have become standard in pod systems.

As with any flavoured e-liquid, tasting notes vary from person to person, and flavour intensity changes with how you draw. A slow, steady pull brings through more flavour and less heat. A short, hard pull tends to flatten the profile and can taste faintly toasted toward the end of a pod. We describe the flavour in general terms and cannot promise that it will match your palate.

Across the life of one pod the flavour tends to follow a predictable arc:

• First few puffs: slightly muted while the wick saturates, so take a couple of gentle draws before a full pull.
• Middle of the pod: the fullest and most balanced stage, with blueberry and raspberry both clearly present.
• Last stretch: sweetness fades first and the flavour thins out before the vapour does. A pod that tastes weak and slightly warm is telling you it is nearly empty.

If you like this style, the wider Elux catalogue gives you plenty of neighbouring options. Names you will commonly see across the range include:

• Blue Razz Lemonade: a sharper, citrus-led blue raspberry
• Strawberry Kiwi: sweet and tangy, lighter than the berry blends
• Watermelon Ice: juicy melon with a cooling finish
• Triple Mango: tropical and heavy on sweetness
• Cherry Cola: fizzy and candy-leaning
• Pink Lemonade: tart and refreshing
• Banana Ice: creamy-sweet with a chill
• Menthol: for anyone who wants no fruit at all

Availability differs between device families and from week to week, so check which flavours are currently listed for Cyberover pods specifically before you plan a multi-flavour order.

Performance and puff delivery

The headline number is the 6K in the name: a manufacturer rating of 6,000 puffs for the Cyberover system. A puff rating is produced by a machine-puffing test, usually with a fixed draw length and a fixed interval, and it tells you how the maker's own sample behaved under the maker's own conditions. That makes it a reasonable way to compare one Elux product with another and a weaker guide to what your own pod will deliver. We treat it as a ceiling, not as a promise.

Here is the part worth understanding properly. UK rules cap replaceable pods at 2ml of e-liquid. On a mesh coil, a 2ml pod typically returns somewhere in the region of 400 to 800 puffs, depending on how long and how hard you draw. A single pod cannot account for 6,000 puffs on its own, so the 6K figure is best read as a rating for the Cyberover system or range rather than a guarantee for one pod. Our advice is to judge value by how many days a pod lasts you, not by the number on the box.

As an illustration only, since your own usage will differ:

• Light use (a handful of short sessions a day): one pod may stretch across four to six days.
• Moderate use (a few sessions through the day and some in the evening): expect roughly two to three days per pod.
• Heavy use (frequent draws through most of the day): around a day per pod, sometimes slightly less.

Nicotine strength matters here as well. A lower strength usually means longer and more frequent puffs to feel satisfied, which empties the pod sooner. A higher strength usually means fewer puffs per session, so the same pod lasts more calendar days.

In terms of how it feels, the Cyberover is a draw-activated, mouth-to-lung device. That means a slow pull held briefly in the mouth before inhaling, similar to drawing on a cigarette. Vapour production is moderate rather than dense. The output is set by the device, with no adjustable wattage and no airflow ring, which keeps the experience consistent from the first puff to the last but removes any tuning. If you want large clouds or a loose, airy draw, this is not the right category. If you want something that behaves the same way every time you pick it up, it is.

One honest limitation: output can dip when the battery is low, and a pod that is nearly empty will feel noticeably weaker and warmer. Neither of these is a fault. They are the normal signs that it is time to charge the body or fit a new pod.

Pod design and build quality

The pod is a moulded plastic housing that holds the e-liquid reservoir, the wick, the mesh coil and the mouthpiece in a single sealed unit. Because it is sealed, there is nothing for you to open or top up, and the main build-quality questions come down to four things: how well it seats, how well it seals, how it feels at the lips and whether it leaks.

• Seating: a correctly fitted pod pushes into the bay with a firm, positive click and sits flush with the body. It should not rock or twist. If there is play in the fit, remove the pod and re-seat it before assuming it is faulty.
• Sealing: the pod is designed so that e-liquid stays in the reservoir and reaches the wick in a controlled way. Packs arrive sealed in plastic, and any protective cap or film on the mouthpiece or base needs to be removed before use.
• Mouthpiece: the mouthpiece is shaped for comfortable lip contact over long use. Because it is part of the pod, you get a clean one every time you change pods, which is a small hygiene advantage over a body with a permanent mouthpiece.
• Leakage: sealed pods of this type are generally dependable, but leaks can happen if a pod is stored on its side in heat, squeezed hard or dropped. Store them upright and cool until you need them.

Before you fit a new pod, give it a quick inspection. Look for cracks in the housing, damp e-liquid around the base and on the contacts, and any visible gap where the mouthpiece meets the body of the pod. A pod that arrives visibly damaged should not be used, and you should photograph it and contact us before discarding it.

As for the overall feel, a Cyberover body with a fresh pod is light enough to carry in a jacket pocket without noticing it, and the pod adds little weight. The pods are built to a price point, so do not expect premium materials. What you should expect is consistent moulding, a clean fit and no loose parts. We cannot inspect every unit that leaves a warehouse, which is why we encourage customers to check their pods on arrival and report anything unusual straight away.

Handling matters more than most people expect. Keep the contacts on the base of the pod clean and dry. Do not pierce, squeeze or try to refill a sealed pod. Refilling is unsafe, can cause leaks and short-circuits, and removes any protection that the original sealed design provides.

Mesh coil technology

Every Cyberover pod contains a mesh coil: a thin, perforated sheet of heating metal rather than a loose wire wound into a spiral. Because a mesh sheet covers a larger surface area, it heats more evenly and touches more of the wick at once. In practice that tends to mean three things: faster and more consistent heat-up, flavour that stays closer to what the e-liquid is meant to taste like, and fewer hot spots that scorch the wick.

Mesh coils also suit nicotine salt e-liquid. Salt formulations are designed for low-power devices and compact pods, where a modest, steady heat is enough to produce a smooth vapour. The coil and the liquid are matched by the manufacturer for this combination, which is one of the main reasons sealed prefilled pods usually taste more consistent than a casually mixed refill.

Here is what the coil means for you day to day:

• No maintenance. The coil is built into the pod and replaced with it. You do not clean, prime or swap it.
• Coil life equals pod life. The coil is designed to last for as long as the pod's e-liquid does. If a pod is run dry and you keep drawing on it, you are heating a dry wick, and the coil can be damaged long before the pod is meant to finish.
• Gentle draws help. Very long, hard pulls with no gap between them do not give the wick time to re-wet. The result is a burnt taste and a shorter pod life. A pause of a few seconds between puffs is enough.
• Fresh pods need a moment. A new coil and wick need a minute or two to saturate. If the first puffs taste faint or slightly warm, wait briefly and try again.

Mesh is not magic and it is not unique to Elux. Most major pod brands now use it, so it is best seen as a sensible modern standard rather than a distinguishing feature. What matters more is how well the coil, wick and e-liquid are tuned together, and that is where a brand's manufacturing consistency shows up. Because the specifications for each pod are not published in fine detail, we describe the coil in general terms: it is a mesh design, it is integrated, and it is intended for mouth-to-lung use at the device's fixed output.

If a pod ever produces a sharp burnt flavour from the first draw, or no vapour at all with a charged body and a correctly seated pod, treat it as a likely manufacturing fault and see the troubleshooting section below.

Battery and charging on the Cyberover body

The pod has no battery. Power comes from the Cyberover body, which contains a rechargeable lithium-ion cell and charges over USB-C. Because the battery lives in the body, you can change pods as often as you like without recharging, and a single charged body will normally outlast several pods before it needs topping up.

Manufacturers do not always publish the cell size for pod bodies in this class, so we will not quote a figure as fact. As a guide, rechargeable pod bodies in this category typically carry a cell somewhere between 400 and 900 mAh, enough for roughly one to three pods per charge depending on how you vape. Charging from a standard 5V adapter or a laptop USB port usually takes somewhere between 30 minutes and an hour and a half. These are category norms and not measured Elux results, so treat them as ranges rather than specifications.

Some practical points on charging:

• Use a plain 5V charger. A standard phone adapter or a computer USB port is fine. Avoid unbranded fast chargers of doubtful origin, and do not use damaged cables.
• Watch the LED. The indicator on the body shows when the battery is low or charging. If the light behaves unexpectedly, such as flashing continuously or failing to come on at all, unplug and check the cable, the port and the pod seating.
• Do not leave it charging unattended overnight. Lithium-ion cells are safe in normal use, but sensible habits cost nothing. Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface and not under a pillow, on a bed or on a sofa.
• Keep the USB-C port clear. Lint from a pocket can stop a cable seating fully. With the device unplugged, a wooden toothpick will clear it safely.
• Do not use a swollen, hot or damaged body. If the body feels unusually hot, smells strange or looks swollen, stop using it, move it away from flammable items and take it to a recycling point.

You do not need to wait for the battery to die before recharging. Topping up when the indicator suggests it is getting low is gentler on a lithium-ion cell than running it flat every time. If you keep a spare pod in your bag, a short charge during the working day is usually enough to get a body through an evening.

One last point: because the body is rechargeable and the pods are replaceable, each new pod you use is the only part you throw away. That is a meaningful reduction in waste compared with a single-use device, although the pod still needs to be disposed of properly, as covered in the final section.

Nicotine strength guidance

UK law sets the maximum strength for nicotine vapes at 20mg/ml (2%). Pod packs of this type are commonly sold at that top strength, and some listings are available at lower strengths, so always check the figure printed on your own pack, not the strength you remember from a previous order. The Cyberover uses nicotine salt, which is absorbed more smoothly than traditional freebase nicotine, so a 20mg strength is easier on the throat than the same number would be in an older style of e-liquid.

Choosing a strength is a personal decision, and we are not a medical service, but a general guide may help:

• 20mg/ml (2%): usually the starting point for people who smoke around ten or more cigarettes a day, or who find that lower strengths leave them reaching for a cigarette. It gives a firmer throat hit and satisfies cravings in fewer puffs.
• 10mg/ml (1%): suited to lighter or social smokers, to people who are stepping down from a higher strength and to anyone who finds 20mg harsh. It gives a softer hit and you will take more puffs to feel satisfied.
• 0mg: nicotine-free options exist in some ranges. They are for people who have finished with nicotine and want to keep the habit of vaping without the drug.

There are a few signs that tell you whether you have chosen well. If you feel light-headed, nauseous, get hiccups or find your throat unpleasantly sore, the strength is probably too high or you are drawing too often. If you find yourself chain-vaping, craving constantly or still smoking alongside, the strength may be too low. Neither is a failure. It simply means adjusting your pack choice at the next order.

Some people pair a 20mg pod with a deliberately slower pace, and that works. Others find that stepping down to 10mg after a few weeks helps them reduce gradually. If your aim is to stop smoking completely, free local stop-smoking services across the UK, often accessed through the NHS, can offer advice and support alongside vaping.

Important cautions apply to everyone:

• Nicotine is addictive. These products are for adults who smoke or already use nicotine, not for non-smokers.
• Do not use them if you are under 18.
• Speak to a health professional before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a heart condition or other significant medical condition.
• Keep pods and devices out of reach of children and pets. Nicotine e-liquid is harmful if swallowed or if it gets onto the skin or into the eyes.

How to fit and use the pods

Fitting a pod takes under a minute. If this is your first time with a Cyberover, follow the steps below in order, and keep the pack packaging until you are sure everything works in case you need to report a fault.

• Step 1, check the pod. Remove the pod from its sealed wrapping. Look for cracks, damp patches and any gap around the mouthpiece. Remove any protective cap or film from the mouthpiece or the base, as shown on the pod.
• Step 2, check the body. Make sure the Cyberover body has some charge. If the indicator suggests that it is low, charge it with a USB-C cable and a standard 5V adapter before you fit a pod.
• Step 3, seat the pod. Push the pod firmly into the bay until it clicks and sits flush. Do not force it at an angle. If it will not go in, remove it and try again, making sure it is the right way up.
• Step 4, wait a moment. Give a fresh pod a minute or two so that the wick can saturate. This single step prevents most first-draw problems.
• Step 5, draw gently. The device is draw-activated, so there are no buttons. Take a slow, steady pull of two to three seconds. Pause for a few seconds between puffs.
• Step 6, replace when it fades. When the flavour thins and the vapour feels warm, or the draw becomes airy, it is time for a new pod. Pull the old pod out straight, and fit the next one.

A few habits will help you get the most from each pod:

• Keep it upright when you can. Storing the body with the pod facing up reduces the chance of condensation collecting at the mouthpiece.
• Take short sessions. A series of gentle puffs is kinder to the coil than a long chain of hard pulls.
• Avoid extreme temperatures. Do not leave the device in a hot car or a freezing garage. Heat can cause leaks and cold thickens e-liquid, which makes the first draws weak.
• Do not mix up your pods. If you rotate between flavours, keep each pod in its own sealed wrapping until you are ready to use it so that you can tell them apart and keep them clean.

You can safely swap a part-used pod for a different flavour and put it back later, provided that you keep it upright, dry and free of lint. For most people, though, it is simpler to finish a pod before starting the next one.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with pod systems come down to seating, charge, or over-eager drawing on a pod that is not yet saturated. Work through the following list before you decide that a pod is faulty.

• No vapour on a new pod: check that the body is charged, remove and re-seat the pod until it clicks, and make sure any protective film has been removed. Wait a minute and take a gentle draw. If nothing happens with a charged body and a correctly seated pod, try a second pod if you have one, which tells you whether the fault is in the pod or the body.
• Burnt or acrid taste: usually caused by drawing on a pod that has not finished saturating, by chain-vaping without pauses or by a pod that is nearly empty. Rest the device for a few minutes and use gentler draws. If a brand-new pod tastes burnt from the first puff, put it aside and contact us.
• Weak flavour: a new pod may be slow to wake up, a low battery can reduce output, and a pod near the end of its life naturally loses flavour. Charge the body, take a few slow draws and, if the flavour does not return, replace the pod.
• Gurgling or spitting: a little condensation at the mouthpiece is normal. Wipe it with a dry tissue, and blow gently through the mouthpiece with the device unplugged. If it persists, the pod may be flooding and should be replaced.
• Leaking from the base or mouthpiece: wipe the pod and contacts with a dry cloth, and keep the device upright. A leaking pod should not be reused. Keep any liquid off your skin and wash it away with water if it gets onto you.
• Pod will not seat: check the orientation, clear any debris from the bay and look for any remaining protective film. Do not force it.
• Indicator flashing: this commonly signals low battery, a poor pod connection, or a short circuit in the pod. Charge the body, re-seat the pod and try a different pod if you have one.
• Body will not charge: try a different cable and adapter, clear the USB-C port gently of lint, and test on a different socket. If it still does not charge after those checks, the body may need replacing.
• Harsh throat hit: the strength may be higher than you need, or you may be drawing too hard. Try softer, slower puffs, and consider a lower-strength pack next time.

If you still have a problem after working through these steps, stop using the pod, keep the packaging and contact us with your order number, a short description and clear photographs. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, goods must be as described and of satisfactory quality, and we will always look at a reported fault fairly. Never try to open a pod or a battery, and never use a device that is damaged, overheating or smoking.

Who these pods are for, and who should skip them

No product suits everyone, and a blunt assessment is more useful than an enthusiastic one. These pods make most sense for a specific kind of vaper.

They are a good fit for:

• Existing Cyberover owners who like fruit flavours and want a straightforward replacement without learning a new device.
• Adult smokers moving to vaping who want a simple, draw-activated format with no buttons, no settings and no liquid to handle.
• People who value consistency. A sealed pod with a matched mesh coil gives similar results from one pod to the next, which is something home-mixed refills struggle to match.
• Vapers who want a berry flavour that is sweet but not overpoweringly sugary, with a mild tartness to keep it interesting.
• Anyone leaving single-use vapes behind. Since the ban, a rechargeable body with replaceable pods is the practical alternative, and it generates less waste per puff.

You should look elsewhere if:

• You do not own a Cyberover and do not want to buy one. These pods fit nothing else.
• You want to tune the experience. There is no wattage control or adjustable airflow, so enthusiasts who like to experiment will find the system limiting.
• You prefer cooling or menthol flavours. This one has no cooling agent. Look at an ice or menthol option in the same range instead.
• You want the lowest possible cost per day. Open refillable systems with bottled e-liquid usually cost less per millilitre, at the price of more fiddling.
• You do not smoke or use nicotine. Nicotine vapes are intended for adults who already use nicotine. If you do not, please do not start.
• You are under 18. We cannot sell to you, and the law does not allow it.

It is also worth being honest about expectations. A pod system cannot replicate every aspect of smoking, and some smokers need a few weeks and some experimentation with strength before it clicks. Many find that a moderate-strength pod and a patient first fortnight make a real difference. If a pod does not work for you, it is worth trying a different strength or flavour before giving up on the format altogether.

Value for money, competitor comparisons and responsible disposal

Judging value on a prefilled pod is easiest if you stop thinking about puffs and start thinking about days. Take the price of the pack, divide it by the number of pods, and then divide by the number of days a pod lasts you. A moderate user who gets two to three days from a pod will see a daily cost that is easy to compare with other pod systems, with bottled e-liquid and with what they used to spend on cigarettes. We do not quote a fixed price here because pricing changes, so check the listing for the current figure and the pack quantity.

Honest comparisons with other formats, without any claim that we have bench-tested each one:

• Other prefilled pod systems, such as the Elf Bar Mate 500 P1, the Lost Mary Tappo or the Vuse ePod 2, work in the same way and sit in the same 2ml, sealed-pod territory. The practical differences come down to flavour range, availability, how widely a given pod is stocked in local shops and your own taste. If you already own one of those bodies, staying with its pods is more sensible than buying a second device.
• Open refillable pod kits let you choose any bottled e-liquid and are generally cheaper per millilitre. They suit people who do not mind handling liquid and replacing coils. They are less convenient, less tidy in a pocket and more prone to user-error leaks.
• Larger Elux ranges, including the Legend family, offer different flavour lists and body designs. If you prefer another Elux family, check its own pod listing, and remember that pods cannot be swapped between families.
• Single-use vapes are no longer legal to sell, so they are not an option. Even before the ban, a rechargeable body with replaceable pods produced less waste per puff.

Where the Cyberover pods earn their place is in convenience and consistency. You pay for sealed, ready-to-go pods and a matched coil, and you get a flavour that behaves predictably from the first pod to the twentieth. Where they do not win is price per millilitre against a bottle, or tuning against an adjustable device. Neither is a flaw. It is the trade you make for simplicity.

Disposal and recycling. A used pod still contains a small amount of residual nicotine e-liquid and a metal coil. The body contains a lithium-ion battery. Neither belongs in your household bin or kerbside recycling, where batteries can start fires in collection vehicles and sorting plants. Take used pods and spent devices to a vape recycling drop-off point instead. Many local council household waste recycling centres have dedicated battery or vape bins, and some shops that sell vapes accept returns. Cover the pod contacts with tape if you are carrying several, and keep used pods out of reach of children until you can drop them off.