Suonon CP Pro 600 Prefilled Pod Kit Gummy Bear

Overview

The Suonon CP Pro 600 Prefilled Pod Kit Gummy Bear by Suonon in Gummy Bear at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Suonon CP Pro 600 Prefilled Pod Kit Banana Ice: what you are buying

Suonon CP Pro 600 Prefilled Pod Kit Banana Ice is a compact pod-style vape from the Suonon brand, supplied ready to use with a prefilled pod already seated in the battery body. The 600 in the name is the manufacturer's puff rating, the prefilled pod means there is no bottle to open and no coil to fit, and Banana Ice is the flavour: ripe banana with a cooling finish. This page is written for UK adults who want to understand what that combination means in practice before they order.

We have kept it practical. The listing gives us the name, the brand, the flavour, the puff rating and the kit format. It does not give us a published battery capacity, a coil resistance or a pod fill volume, so wherever we mention a figure such as 2ml or a battery range, we explain whether it comes from the product name, from UK law, or from what is typical for this class of device. Treat anything we describe as typical as a guide to check against the pack in your hand, not as a manufacturer claim.

Here is the short version of what matters:

• Format: a pod kit, meaning a reusable battery body with a prefilled pod, rather than a bottle of e-liquid or a loose pod pack.
• Flavour: Banana Ice.
• Puff rating: around 600 puffs per pod, a figure the manufacturer calculates under laboratory conditions.
• Pod size: UK rules cap tanks and pods at 2ml, and a 600-puff rating is consistent with a pod of roughly that size.
• Nicotine: the UK maximum is 20mg/ml (2%). Always read the strength printed on the pack you receive.
• Age: 18 or over only, in line with UK law.

Pod kits sit between two older formats. A single-use disposable was a sealed unit you threw away when the liquid or battery ran out, and those were banned from sale in the UK from 1 June 2025. A refillable kit asks you to fill a tank, fit coils and look after a battery. A prefilled pod kit keeps most of the simplicity of the first and the reusable battery of the second: you replace the pod, you recharge the body, and you keep the rest.

The most useful thing to understand before buying is that this is an adult nicotine product for people who already smoke or vape. If you do not smoke, you do not need it. If you do smoke and want something to switch to, a small and simple device like this is a reasonable place to start, and the rest of this page explains what to expect from it, where it is likely to suit you and where it is not.

Performance and puff delivery in the 600-puff class

A 600-puff rating places the Suonon CP Pro 600 at the compact end of the pod-kit market. It is a pocket-sized device for light to moderate use, not one meant to carry a heavy vaper through several days on a single pod. The puff figure is worked out by the manufacturer under laboratory conditions, usually with a machine that takes short, evenly spaced draws of a couple of seconds each. People are less tidy than machines, and real-world results vary.

As a rough guide to how 600 puffs translates into days of use:

• Light use, around 100 puffs a day: a pod could last about six days.
• Moderate use, around 200 puffs a day: about three days.
• Heavy or chain use, 300 puffs or more a day: two days or less, and you should keep a spare pod or a second kit to hand.

Those numbers are arithmetic, not promises. Long draws, back-to-back puffs and a higher nicotine strength (which tends to make people puff less often, but harder) all shift the total. If you find a pod running out much sooner than the arithmetic suggests, the likely causes are long draws and chain use, which use more liquid per puff and heat the coil harder.

Devices in this class are normally built for a mouth-to-lung draw. You pull slowly into your mouth first, hold for a moment, then inhale. It is the same motion as drawing on a cigarette, and it is the draw style that suits the 20mg/ml and lower strengths sold in the UK. Most devices of this type are draw-activated, so there is no button to press: you simply inhale on the mouthpiece. Check the instructions in your pack to confirm how your unit behaves.

Output is typically fixed rather than adjustable. That keeps the device simple, but it also means there is no wattage dial or airflow ring to tune the experience. What you get on the first puff is broadly what you get on the last.

Flavour and vapour tend to stay consistent through most of the pod's life and then fall away over the final stretch. Signs that the pod is nearly done include a muted flavour, thinner vapour and a slightly warm or harsh taste. If you can still see liquid in the pod window but the taste has gone flat, the wick may be struggling to keep up with draws, so try shorter puffs with a longer gap between them. If the window is empty or the vapour tastes burnt, the pod is finished and should be replaced rather than pushed further.

Flavour profile: banana with a cooling finish

Banana Ice is a fruit-and-cool combination, and it is worth being clear about what that usually tastes like. Banana in a vape is rarely a fresh-fruit flavour. It tends towards the sweeter, creamier, slightly candy-like banana you would associate with banana sweets or a banana milkshake, rather than the taste of a ripe banana peeled that morning. The Ice part of the name refers to a cooling agent, which gives a cold sensation on the exhale and at the back of the throat without being the same thing as a strong menthol or mint flavour.

In practice you can expect the following from a flavour of this type:

• On the inhale: a smooth, sweet banana note that leads the flavour.
• On the exhale: a cool, fresh finish that lifts the sweetness so it does not feel heavy.
• Aftertaste: a lingering mild sweetness with a trace of coolness, which usually fades within a minute or so.

Taste is personal, and we would rather give you the useful caveats than a sales pitch. If you dislike menthol-style cooling, an Ice flavour may feel sharper than you want, in which case a non-ice fruit flavour is a safer choice. If you prefer tart or sour fruit flavours, a banana profile may feel too soft and sweet. If you are coming from tobacco, a sweet fruit flavour will feel quite different and some switchers find that a good thing, because it separates vaping from smoking in the mind.

Two practical points affect how the flavour comes across. First, the opening few puffs from a freshly fitted pod can taste weaker or slightly dry while the wick finishes saturating, so give the pod a few minutes before judging it. Second, sweeter flavours can leave more residue on a coil over the life of a pod, which is one reason the taste may dull towards the end. That is normal for the format and is not a fault.

If you like the idea of this flavour but want to compare, it helps to know that banana-and-ice combinations are common across the market, so you can judge this one against others you have tried. We list a wide range of Suonon flavours and other pod kits on the site, and you can browse the related products below this description to compare strengths and flavour families before you decide.

Design and build quality: what to check when it arrives

A prefilled pod kit of this size is designed to disappear into a pocket or a small bag. Devices in this class usually have a slim, rounded body that holds the battery and charging port, with a pod that clicks or pushes into the top and an integrated mouthpiece. Many carry a small LED that lights on the draw or while charging, and most have a USB-C port at the base. Check your pack for the specifics of your unit, because the listing does not set out exact dimensions or weight.

Build quality in a small device comes down to fit and finish rather than headline specs. When your Suonon CP Pro 600 arrives, it is worth taking two minutes to check the following before you use it:

• Packaging: the outer box should be intact, with no crushed corners or signs of having been opened.
• Pod seating: the pod should sit firmly in the body with no wobble or visible gap. A pod that feels loose may leak or lose contact with the battery.
• Leaks: look for any liquid on the outside of the pod, the mouthpiece or the battery contacts. A tiny amount of condensation can be wiped away, but visible pooled liquid is not what you want.
• Mouthpiece and airflow: remove any protective film, silicone plug or sticker that came fitted to the mouthpiece or air inlet, and make sure the opening is clear.
• Labelling: a nicotine product sold in the UK should carry a health warning that the product contains nicotine, which is a highly addictive substance, along with the strength, ingredient information and manufacturer or importer details.
• Physical condition: no cracks, deep scratches or dents, and the charging port should look clean and undamaged.

If anything on that list looks wrong, do not use the device. Photograph it and contact us with your order number, as set out in the FAQ section on returns. It is far easier to deal with a problem found on day one than after the pod has been used.

On handling, keep the device upright when you are not using it, avoid squeezing the pod, and keep it away from pockets that hold keys or loose coins, which can press on the body or contacts. Small devices are easy to drop, and a pod that has cracked its housing may leak even if it looks fine at first glance. A light case or a dedicated pocket is a cheap way to avoid most accidental damage.

Battery and charging: what to expect from a pod kit this size

The listing for the Suonon CP Pro 600 does not publish a battery capacity, so we cannot give you a confirmed milliamp-hour figure. What we can say is that compact pod kits in this class generally use a lithium-ion cell somewhere in the 400mAh to 650mAh range, which is enough to run through one or two pods between charges for most users. Check the pack or the device itself, because the capacity is often printed on the box, the body or the instruction leaflet.

Charging on devices of this type is normally by USB-C, and a full charge commonly takes somewhere between 30 and 90 minutes, depending on the battery and the charger. A few habits will help the battery last longer and keep charging safe:

• Use a standard 5V source: a phone charger, a laptop USB port or a power bank. Avoid damaged or unbranded cables.
• Stay nearby while charging: do not leave the device charging unattended overnight, and do not charge it on a bed, sofa or other soft surface.
• Do not vape while charging: unless the instructions for your specific unit say it is designed for that.
• Avoid temperature extremes: do not leave it on a car dashboard in summer or in a freezing glovebox in winter.
• Charge before it dies completely: topping up when the LED warns of a low battery is kinder to the cell than running it flat each time.

A lithium-ion battery loses capacity gradually over hundreds of charge cycles, so a battery body will eventually outlast its useful life. If the device stops charging, gets unusually hot, swells, or smells of burning, stop using it immediately, move it somewhere safe away from flammable material, and do not try to open it.

When the device reaches the end of its life, do not put it in your household rubbish or your kerbside recycling bin. Lithium cells can start fires in bin lorries and sorting plants. In the UK, vapes are classed as waste electrical equipment, and you have several options for recycling:

• Retailer take-back: shops that sell vapes are required to take back used vapes, and many have a recycling bin near the till.
• Household waste recycling centres: most councils have a small electricals bin for vapes and batteries.
• Council schemes: some areas offer kerbside collection of small electricals. Check your local council website.

It helps to take the pod out and recycle it with the battery body at the same drop-off point, and to follow any specific guidance posted on the bin, as arrangements vary a little between locations.

Coil and pod technology in a prefilled pod kit

The defining feature of a prefilled pod kit is that the liquid reservoir, the wick and the coil are built into a single replaceable unit. When the pod runs out, you remove it and fit a new one. You never touch the coil, you never prime it by hand and you never have to decide which resistance to buy. That convenience is the reason the format has largely taken over from refillable starter kits for casual users.

The listing does not state which coil type the Suonon CP Pro 600 uses, so we will not claim one. What we can describe is the range you are likely to meet in pods of this size:

• Mesh coils: a flat or curved sheet of fine metal mesh that heats across a wider area. They are usually associated with even heating and consistent flavour.
• Wire coils with cotton wick: a wound wire around an organic cotton wick, the traditional design, which is simple and cheap to produce.
• Ceramic or hybrid designs: less common in compact prefilled pods but used by some brands.

Pods aimed at mouth-to-lung use typically have a coil resistance of roughly 0.8 to 1.4 ohms, low-power operation and a fairly tight airflow. That combination suits nicotine salt liquids, which are common in prefilled pods because they feel smoother at higher strengths than traditional freebase nicotine. Check the ingredient list on your pack for the exact formulation, which will normally list propylene glycol, vegetable glycerine, nicotine, flavourings and perhaps a cooling agent for an Ice flavour.

UK rules shape the pod itself. The Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016 limit the tank or pod capacity of a nicotine vape to 2ml, cap the nicotine strength at 20mg/ml and require child-resistant, tamper-evident packaging for refill containers along with specific health warnings. A 600-puff rating is consistent with a full 2ml pod, though we again stress that the exact fill is not stated on the listing.

Two things are worth knowing about how a prefilled pod behaves. The first is priming. A freshly fitted pod needs a few minutes for liquid to soak into the wick. Using it immediately can cause a dry or burnt first few puffs, and a dry hit can shorten the pod's life. The second is coil wear. The coil is tied to the pod, so you do not maintain it, and a pod that tastes burnt or flat should simply be swapped for a new one. Do not try to clean, refill or dismantle a prefilled pod.

Nicotine strength guidance for UK vapers

Choosing a nicotine strength is the decision that most affects whether a vape works for you, so it deserves a careful look. In the UK, the maximum strength for a nicotine vape is 20mg/ml, which is the same as 2%. That cap applies to every nicotine vape sold here, including the pod kits that took over from disposables. You may see strengths written in milligrams per millilitre or as a percentage, and they are the same thing: 10mg/ml is 1%, and 20mg/ml is 2%.

The listing does not specify a strength for this product in its name, so check the variant selector on the product page, and if only one is shown, read the figure printed on the pack when it arrives. Pod kits of this kind are commonly sold at 20mg/ml and sometimes at 10mg/ml, 5mg/ml or 0mg/ml.

As a general guide, not medical advice:

• 20mg/ml (2%): usually suits smokers who have a pack of cigarettes a day or who light up within an hour or so of waking. It gives a firmer throat sensation and more effective nicotine delivery, which helps stop cravings.
• 10mg/ml (1%): usually suits lighter smokers, people who have switched and want to reduce gradually, and anyone who finds 20mg too harsh.
• 5mg/ml (0.5%) and below: usually suits people stepping down towards quitting or those with a very low nicotine need.
• 0mg/ml: contains no nicotine and is for people who want the flavour and the habit without the drug.

A mismatch is easy to spot. If a strength is too low for you, you will find yourself puffing constantly, chasing a satisfaction that never arrives, and likely draining the pod faster than expected. If it is too high, you may feel lightheaded, nauseous or jittery, or get a harsh throat reaction. In that case, stop and move to a lower strength next time.

Nicotine is addictive, and the NHS position is that vaping is much less harmful than smoking but not risk-free. Vaping is intended for adults who smoke and want to cut down or stop. It is not recommended for non-smokers, and it is illegal to sell nicotine vapes to anyone under 18. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or managing a heart condition, speak to your GP or pharmacist before using any nicotine product. If you want to quit altogether, local stop smoking services offer free support and can be used alongside vaping.

Who the Suonon CP Pro 600 is for, and who should look elsewhere

Every vape is a compromise between simplicity, battery life, flavour and cost. The Suonon CP Pro 600 sits firmly at the simple and portable end, and that shapes who is likely to be happy with it.

It is a sensible choice for:

• Adult smokers who are switching: a draw-activated pod with no settings is easy to pick up and closer to the feel of a cigarette than a large adjustable device.
• Light to moderate vapers: if you use around 100 to 200 puffs a day, a 600-puff pod lasts a few days.
• People who want no maintenance: no filling, no coil changes and no tank to clean.
• Anyone who wants a small, pocketable device: it travels in a pocket or small bag without taking up space.
• Fans of fruit-and-cool flavours: if you enjoy a banana profile with a cold finish, this is built around that.
• Former disposable users: a pod kit offers a similar grab-and-go experience in a rechargeable, replaceable-pod format.

It is probably not the right choice for:

• Heavy vapers: if you get through hundreds of puffs a day, you will be changing pods frequently and may find a larger refillable kit more economical and less fiddly.
• People who like to tweak: there is no adjustable airflow or wattage to experiment with.
• Anyone who wants flavour variety from one device: a prefilled pod is locked to one flavour until you change it.
• People who dislike menthol-style cooling: a non-ice flavour is a safer pick.
• Non-smokers and under-18s: this is a nicotine product for adult smokers, and it is illegal to sell to anyone under 18.
• Anyone sensitive to propylene glycol or vegetable glycerine: if you have had reactions to either, check with a pharmacist first.

Environmental considerations also matter. A prefilled pod format creates less waste than a single-use disposable, because the battery body is reused, but it still produces a pod to dispose of with each change. If you vape a lot and waste matters to you, a refillable kit with a bottle of e-liquid produces much less packaging per puff, and we are happy to point you at refillable options on the site.

How to use a prefilled pod kit: step by step

One of the advantages of a pod kit is that there is very little to learn. Even so, a short routine will avoid most of the early problems. Here is a step-by-step guide that applies to the Suonon CP Pro 600 and to most devices of this type. If the leaflet in your pack says something different, follow the leaflet.

• Step 1, check the pack: make sure the packaging is intact and the device and pod are undamaged. You must be 18 or over to use it.
• Step 2, remove any protective material: take off any film, sticker, silicone plug or mouthpiece cover, and clear the air inlet if it has a cover.
• Step 3, seat the pod: if the pod is supplied separately from the body, push it in firmly until it clicks or sits flush. If it comes pre-fitted, simply check that it is secure.
• Step 4, wait a few minutes: let the wick soak up liquid before the first puff. Five minutes is a sensible minimum for a new pod.
• Step 5, charge if needed: if the device indicates low battery, charge it first using a standard USB-C cable and a 5V source.
• Step 6, take gentle draws: inhale slowly on the mouthpiece for two to three seconds, using a mouth-to-lung motion. The device should activate when you draw.
• Step 7, pace yourself: leave 20 to 30 seconds between puffs where you can. Rapid chain puffing heats the coil harder, burns through liquid faster and can scorch the wick.
• Step 8, store it upright: keep the device in a pocket or bag where it will not be squeezed, away from heat, and out of reach of children and pets.
• Step 9, swap the pod: when the flavour fades or the vapour thins, remove the used pod, fit a new compatible one and wait a few minutes before use.

A few extra habits make the experience better. Wipe the mouthpiece and the pod connection if they get sticky. Do not refill, puncture or dismantle a prefilled pod. Do not use the device if it is cracked, leaking or hot to the touch. Keep nicotine products away from children and pets, because pods contain liquid that can be harmful if swallowed or if it gets on skin.

Where you can use the device is a separate question from whether you can use it. UK law does not prohibit vaping everywhere that smoking is banned, but many workplaces, public transport operators, shops and venues set their own rules, and you should follow those. On aeroplanes, you will usually be asked to keep the device switched off and carry it in the cabin, never in checked luggage, because of the lithium battery.

Troubleshooting: common problems and what to do

Most problems with small pod kits have simple causes. Work through these before assuming the device is faulty, and stop using it immediately if you see signs of heat, swelling, smoke or a burning smell.

• No vapour and no response when you draw: check that the pod is fully seated and that any protective plug or film has been removed. Wipe the contacts between pod and body with a dry cloth. If the battery is flat, charge for at least 30 minutes and try again.
• Weak flavour from a new pod: the wick may not be saturated. Leave the pod standing upright for five to ten minutes and take a few gentle, short draws.
• Burnt or harsh taste: usually a sign of chain puffing, long draws or a pod that is nearly empty. Slow down, take shorter draws, and replace the pod if the taste persists.
• Gurgling or spitting: condensation can build up in the airway. Hold the device upright, blow gently through the mouthpiece to clear it, and wipe away any liquid.
• Leaking: small drips can come from pressure or temperature changes. If liquid is pooling, stop using the pod, wipe the device clean and replace the pod. Leaked liquid on skin should be washed off with soap and water.
• Device will not charge: try a different cable and a different power source. Check that the charging port is free of lint or debris. If the LED does not respond at all after trying these, contact us.
• Battery drains quickly: frequent use, cold conditions and an ageing cell all reduce run time. If a freshly charged device is dead within a short time, report it as a possible fault.
• LED flashing: flashing patterns differ between models and usually signal low battery, a short circuit or a protection cut-off. Check the leaflet for what the pattern means on your unit.
• Sticky residue on the device: a mix of condensation and sweet e-liquid. Wipe with a slightly damp cloth, then dry thoroughly before the next use.
• Dizziness, nausea or sore throat: these are common signs of too much nicotine or too frequent puffing. Stop, take a break, drink water and consider a lower strength.

If a symptom is severe, such as chest pain, difficulty breathing or persistent vomiting, seek medical help rather than troubleshooting. If a unit is clearly faulty, keep the packaging and contact us with your order number and a photo or short description, and we will take it from there. Do not try to repair, open or modify the device, because the lithium-ion cell inside can be dangerous if damaged.

Value for money: working out the cost per puff

With a small prefilled kit, the headline price can be misleading until you divide it by the puff count. A simple calculation is the fairest way to judge value: take the price shown on this page and divide it by 600 to get the cost per puff. As an illustration only, and not our actual price, a kit costing £6.00 would work out at 1p per puff, and a kit costing £5.00 would work out at about 0.8p per puff. Replace those round numbers with the price you see on the listing and you have your own figure.

It also helps to compare against the alternatives, using the same method:

• Cigarettes: a pack of 20 in the UK costs well over £10, and each cigarette is roughly a dozen puffs, so a smoker getting through a pack a day spends a large amount every month. Switching fully to a vape can reduce that spend significantly.
• Replacement prefilled pods: once you own the battery body, the running cost is the pod price, which is generally lower than buying a complete kit each time.
• Refillable kits and bottled e-liquid: a 10ml bottle of nicotine salt liquid contains many times the liquid of a 2ml pod, so the cost per puff is usually lower, though you pay more upfront and spend more time on upkeep.

On balance, a prefilled pod kit is rarely the cheapest way to vape per puff. What you are paying for is convenience: no bottles, no coil changes, no tank cleaning and an easy start. That is a fair trade for many people, particularly beginners and light users, but heavy users should run the numbers carefully before committing.

There are a few other points on value. A reusable battery that lasts several pods means you are not repaying for hardware every time. The 600-puff capacity may last a light user a week, making the effective monthly cost low. Devices that fail early, leak or arrive faulty destroy that value quickly, which is why checking the unit on arrival and using our returns process if needed matters. And a flavour you do not enjoy is poor value at any price, so if you are unsure about banana-and-ice, consider trying one kit before buying several.

Finally, think about the full cost of recycling and replacement. Recycling a used vape through a retailer take-back bin or a household waste recycling centre is free, so it adds nothing to the price beyond a short trip.

How it compares with other options, and buying from us

Because UK rules cap pod size at 2ml, most legal prefilled pod kits sit in a similar puff range of roughly 600 puffs per pod. That means the useful differences between brands tend to be flavour, throat feel, battery capacity, build quality and price rather than raw puff count. Here is an even-handed comparison with the main alternatives you are likely to be weighing up.

• Other compact pod kits, such as Elf Bar, Lost Mary or IVG pod systems: broadly similar in size and concept, usually with 2ml pods and a small rechargeable battery. Some offer larger flavour ranges or magnetic pods that are quick to swap. This Suonon kit competes on flavour and price rather than on a different technology, and our advice is to compare listed prices and check the flavour you want is available.
• Closed-pod systems from tobacco-company brands: these often have a more established support network and more consistent quality control but typically cost more per pod and offer fewer flavours.
• Refillable pod kits and pen-style starter kits: better for heavier users and anyone who wants to choose their own e-liquid. They cost less per puff, but they need more learning and upkeep than a prefilled kit.
• Larger puff-count devices: models that advertise thousands of puffs often rely on bigger batteries and workarounds, and many have been affected by the 2025 change in the law on disposables. If you want a long-lasting device, a refillable kit is generally the more honest route.

Where the Suonon CP Pro 600 is a good fit, it is as a simple, no-fuss starter or backup device for a light to moderate adult vaper who likes fruit-and-cool flavours. Where it is less suited, it is for a heavy user, a tinkerer or anyone who wants one device with many flavours.

When you order from us, the practical points are straightforward. We sell to adults only, and we may ask for age verification at checkout or on delivery. We deliver across the UK, and delivery options and charges are shown at checkout. If you receive a faulty or damaged item, contact us promptly with your order number and photos, and we will deal with it under UK consumer law. If you want to compare before choosing, look through the other Suonon pods and flavours listed on this site, and check the nicotine strength variant before adding to your basket.

Finally, when your kit reaches the end of its life, recycle it at a retailer take-back point or a household waste recycling centre rather than putting it in the bin. It takes a few minutes, and it keeps lithium batteries out of the general waste stream.