Aspire Loomix Pod Kit Midnight Black

Overview

The Aspire Loomix Pod Kit Midnight Black by Aspire in Midnight Black at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Aspire Loomix Pod Kit Overview and Who It Suits

The Aspire Loomix Pod Kit is a refillable pod system from Aspire, a brand better known for tanks, coils and starter hardware than for novelty. It is not a disposable, and it does not arrive pre-filled. You get a compact rechargeable battery body, one 0.8ohm 2ml pod and complete freedom over which e-liquid goes inside. The kit costs £17.95 and comes in four finishes: Gunmetal, Midnight Black, Pearl White and Purple Gold.

The headline specification is easy to take in. There is a 1500mAh internal battery, USB-C charging that can bring it back to full in as little as 55 minutes, output of up to 27W, adjustable airflow and inhale activation, so there is no fire button to hold down. Two power modes, Eco and Max, are switched with the power button, and a hidden LED display on the body shows essential information. None of that is exotic on its own. What makes the Loomix flexible is that the same device can behave as a tight mouth-to-lung (MTL) vape or a looser restricted direct-to-lung (RDTL) one, depending on the pod you fit and where you set the airflow.

Who is it aimed at? Three groups tend to land on a kit like this. Adults moving away from cigarettes often want an inhale-activated draw that feels familiar, with nothing to learn beyond filling a pod. Existing vapers who are tired of the running cost of throwaway devices like the idea of refilling from a bottle. And people who enjoy a little experimentation can swap between four pod resistances and a wide range of e-liquids without buying new hardware each time.

If you would rather never fill or charge anything, a disposable is the more natural route, and we weigh the two approaches against each other further down. If you are happy to spend a couple of minutes filling a pod now and then, the Loomix gives you more control. You can browse the wider range of vape kits to see how it sits alongside other starter options.

This product is for adults aged 18 and over only. It ships empty, so it contains no e-liquid or nicotine until you add your own. Nicotine is addictive, and if you do not already smoke or vape, this is not something to take up.

How the Loomix Pod System Works Day to Day

Three parts do all the work: the battery body, the pod, and the mouthpiece that clips onto the pod. The body holds the 1500mAh battery and the electronics, including the sensor that detects your inhale. The pod slots into the body and holds up to 2ml of e-liquid, which is the largest pod size allowed under UK rules. Inside each pod sits a mesh coil, a fine metal screen that heats a wide area of the wicking at once, and the aim of that design is steady, consistent flavour from the first puff to the last.

Because the kit is inhale activated, there is no button to press when you vape. You draw on the mouthpiece and the sensor fires the coil for as long as you keep inhaling. That is the same behaviour as most disposables, which is one reason people who are moving across from them find the Loomix easy to pick up. The only button on the body is the power button, and its job is to switch between Eco and Max modes rather than to fire the device.

Filling is done from the top. You unclip the mouthpiece, which exposes the fill port, tip in your e-liquid from the bottle nozzle, then press the mouthpiece back on. A short wait follows while the wicking soaks up the liquid. After that the kit is ready until the pod runs low, when you refill the same pod. If the flavour fades or you notice a burnt edge that refilling does not cure, the whole pod is swapped for a new one, because the coil is built into it rather than being replaced separately.

That design keeps maintenance minimal. There are no loose coils to fit and no tank to strip down and clean. If you are comparing formats, the Loomix belongs in the refillable group within our pod kits category, which means the pod is a consumable but the liquid inside it is entirely your choice. Closed, pre-filled systems make that choice for you; this one hands it back.

Your First Fill and Setup, Step by Step

Getting the first fill right sets the tone for everything that follows, so it is worth doing slowly. Nothing about it is difficult, but a rushed first fill is the most common reason a new owner ends up with a burnt taste on day one.

• Check the pod. The kit includes one 0.8ohm 2ml pod. Make sure it sits fully in the body before any liquid goes in.
• Open the fill port. Unclip the mouthpiece to expose the top-fill port, keeping the device upright while you do so.
• Fill gently. Rest the bottle nozzle in the port and squeeze slowly. Stop a little short of the top, because overfilling pushes liquid into the airflow and leads to leaks and gurgling.
• Refit the mouthpiece. Press it down firmly, then wipe away any spilled liquid from the pod and the body with a dry cloth.
• Wait. Leave the kit alone for five to ten minutes so the mesh coil and its wicking can soak up the liquid. This is the step people skip, and firing a dry coil is a quick way to spoil a fresh pod.
• Start with gentle draws. Take a few short, light puffs before settling into your normal rhythm.

The battery may arrive only part charged, so a top-up before first use is sensible. USB-C charging means any standard cable and a decent adapter will do, and the full recharge time is as little as 55 minutes. While that happens, the pod can sit and saturate, so the two jobs overlap neatly.

If you want a gentle introduction, begin in Eco mode and keep the airflow fairly tight. You can open things up once you know how the 0.8ohm pod behaves with your chosen liquid. If the first few puffs taste flat, give it a few more minutes before you assume anything is wrong. Should liquid pool around the base of the pod, empty it, dry the parts and start the fill again with a little less liquid.

MTL or RDTL: Setting Up Your Draw

Some vapers want a draw that feels like pulling on a cigarette: tight, slow and fairly cool. Others prefer a looser pull that delivers more vapour in one go. The Loomix is built to cover both, which is the main reason it appeals to such a mixed audience.

MTL (mouth-to-lung) means you draw the vapour into your mouth first, pause briefly, then inhale. It needs a restricted airflow and works best with a higher resistance coil and a nicotine salt or 50/50 e-liquid. RDTL (restricted direct-to-lung) skips the pause and inhales straight into the lungs, but through a draw that is still restricted. It feels airier and produces more vapour than MTL, without the very open pull of a sub-ohm tank.

Two things decide which of these you get. The first is the pod. Three of the four resistances, 0.6ohm, 0.8ohm and 1.0ohm, give a restricted MTL draw, while the 0.4ohm pod delivers the airier RDTL experience. The second is the airflow control on the device, which you can tighten or open to taste. Output goes up to 27W, so there is headroom for the lower resistance pod without stepping into high-powered territory.

A sensible way to find your setting is to start tight and open up in small steps. If the vapour tastes thin, close the airflow slightly. If the pull feels like hard work or you find yourself drawing harder than you would like, open it a touch. Change one thing at a time, otherwise you will not know what made the difference. Because the included pod is a 0.8ohm, most new owners begin on a true MTL draw and only move to the 0.4ohm pod if they find that too restrictive. Whichever way you go, a looser draw uses e-liquid and battery faster, so expect to refill and recharge a little more often.

Choosing Between 0.4, 0.6, 0.8 and 1.0ohm Pods

Pods are the part of the Loomix you will replace most often, so it pays to understand the four options. Loomix replacement pods are sold in two-packs, each pod holds up to 2ml and each has a mesh coil built in. The resistance you pick shapes the draw, the amount of vapour and the battery use more than any other single choice.

• 0.4ohm: the airy RDTL option. It typically produces the most vapour and the warmest vape, and it is the one to try if the 0.8ohm feels too restrictive. Expect it to get through e-liquid and battery faster than the others.
• 0.6ohm: a restricted MTL pod with a slightly airier feel than the 0.8ohm. A reasonable middle step for anyone who finds the standard pod a touch tight.
• 0.8ohm: the pod supplied with the kit. A true MTL draw with steady flavour, and the usual starting point for anyone switching from cigarettes or from a small disposable.
• 1.0ohm: the tightest of the four. It suits those who want the most cigarette-like pull and the gentlest use of both liquid and battery.

All four are designed around 50/50 or nicotine salt e-liquids, so your choice of pod does not change what goes in the bottle. As a rule of thumb, higher resistance means a tighter draw, less vapour and more modest battery use, while lower resistance means the opposite.

Coil life is not a fixed number. It depends on the e-liquid you use, which power mode you run and how often you vape, and sweeter or thicker liquids tend to wear a coil faster. Keeping a spare pack in a drawer means a tired pod never leaves you without a working vape.

When you shop, take a moment over the product name. Pods made for other Aspire devices will not fit the Loomix, so look for pods listed specifically for it. Our refillable vape pods collection is the place to start, and the resistance is shown in the name of each listing.

Which E-Liquids Suit the Aspire Loomix

Thin e-liquid is the rule for this kit. Our advice, which matches how the pods are designed, is to use 50/50 or nicotine salt e-liquids with every Loomix resistance, and to avoid thick, high VG liquids, which can make the coil burn out early. The mesh coil wicks efficiently, but it is built around liquids that flow quickly, not syrupy ones.

The two letters you will see on bottles are PG and VG, short for propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine. PG is thin and carries flavour and throat feel, while VG is thick and produces dense vapour. A 50/50 liquid is half of each. Many nicotine salt e-liquids are formulated thin as well, which is why they are such a natural match for pod kits like this one. They also tend to feel smoother at higher strengths than freebase nicotine, so they pair well with the restricted draw of the 0.6ohm, 0.8ohm and 1.0ohm pods.

Short fills deserve a mention because they are popular and often misread. A short fill is a larger bottle of nicotine-free liquid with space left for nicotine shots. Plenty of them are high VG, 70VG being common, so check the label before buying. If the ratio is not 50/50 or close to it, it is the wrong choice for the Loomix. Choosing the right liquid is the easiest way to protect your coil.

A little bottle maths helps with budgeting. UK rules cap nicotine-containing e-liquid bottles at 10ml, and a Loomix pod holds up to 2ml, so one 10ml bottle fills the pod five times. Top up when the flavour begins to thin rather than waiting for the last drop, to avoid vaping on a dry coil.

As for flavour, anything is possible in principle, but heavily sweetened blends leave residue on a coil faster than fruit, menthol or tobacco-style profiles. If you notice a pod burning out sooner than you expected, the sweetness of your liquid is a likely suspect, and the fix is a different bottle rather than a different device.

A Practical Nicotine Strength Guide for Loomix Users

There is no universal right answer when it comes to nicotine strength, and anyone who claims otherwise is guessing. What follows is how the choice usually works in practice for this kind of kit. It is general information rather than advice, and it applies only to adults who already use nicotine.

In the UK, nicotine e-liquid is capped at 20mg per ml. Nicotine salts commonly come in 5mg, 10mg and 20mg, while freebase liquids tend to be lower, often 3mg or 6mg. With a restricted pod kit many people choose salts, because the nicotine feels smoother at the strengths a tight draw calls for.

• 20mg: traditionally chosen by heavier smokers who want a firm, quick hit from a tight 0.8ohm or 1.0ohm draw. It can feel sharp, especially in Max mode.
• 10mg: a common middle ground, and a typical starting point for lighter smokers or anyone who found 20mg too strong.
• 5mg: sometimes picked for the airy 0.4ohm pod, since each puff delivers more liquid, and by occasional users.
• 0mg: for people who simply enjoy the flavour and want no nicotine at all. Our nicotine-free e-liquids cover a wide range of tastes.

The underlying principle is that the more liquid reaches you per puff, the less nicotine strength you need. That is why tight draws pair with higher strengths and airy draws with lower ones. Power mode matters too, because Max produces more vapour than Eco at the same strength and so feels stronger.

If a strength leaves you with a harsh throat or a light head, step down. If you feel unsatisfied and keep reaching for the kit constantly, step up in small stages rather than jumping straight to the top of the range. Keep all e-liquid out of reach of children and pets, and remember that nicotine is addictive. Nicotine products are not for non-smokers or anyone under 18.

Eco Mode, Max Mode and the Hidden LED

Press the power button and the Loomix changes character. That single button toggles between two power modes, and they are the closest thing the kit has to a settings menu. Everything else, from firing to airflow, is either automatic or mechanical.

Eco Mode is the energy-saving setting. It helps preserve battery and e-liquid, and it produces minimal vapour. It is a sensible daily default for the 0.8ohm and 1.0ohm pods, especially with nicotine salts, where a small amount of vapour already carries plenty of nicotine. Max Mode raises the output towards the 27W ceiling for substantial flavour and vapour. It is the mode to reach for with the 0.4ohm pod, or when a flavour tastes muted in Eco.

A practical approach is to treat Eco as your starting point and switch to Max only when you need it. Max uses battery and e-liquid faster, and a higher output can shorten the life of a coil, particularly with sweet liquids. If you find a pod burning out after only a few refills, ask yourself whether the kit has been living in Max mode.

The device also has a hidden LED display on the body. It stays out of sight until it lights, and it gives you the essential information at a glance, so there is no menu to navigate and no tiny screen to squint at. Check the instruction card in the pack for exactly what each light means, and keep it somewhere handy for the first week or two until the signals become second nature.

One thing worth knowing is that mode and airflow work together. A tight airflow in Max mode concentrates the output into a small amount of air, which some people find hot or harsh, while the same mode with the airflow opened up feels fuller and cooler. If Max seems too intense, open the airflow a little before you drop back to Eco, and see which combination suits your pod and liquid.

Battery Life and USB-C Charging Explained

A 1500mAh battery sounds modest next to the large figures printed on high-wattage mods, but the Loomix is a low-power device and the capacity is well matched to it. The kit is described as lasting a full day of moderate vaping, and the battery is built in, so there is nothing to swap and no separate cell to buy.

Moderate is the important word. If you vape continuously, if you live in Max mode, or if you are using the 0.4ohm pod, expect to charge sooner. Eco mode with a 0.8ohm or 1.0ohm pod is the gentlest on the cell. Charging is by USB-C, so the same type of cable that serves many phones and tablets will do the job, and a full recharge takes as little as 55 minutes. That is quick enough to top up over a lunch break or while you get ready in the morning.

A few habits keep a lithium battery in good condition for longer, and they are worth adopting from the start:

• Charge on a hard, flat surface away from anything flammable, never on a bed or sofa.
• Do not leave it charging unattended or overnight, and unplug it once it is full.
• Use a decent adapter from a known brand rather than an unbranded one.
• Keep the device out of hot cars and direct sunlight.
• Stop using it if the casing is cracked, swollen or unusually hot.

Remember that an internal battery has a finite life. After many months of daily use you may notice that it holds charge for less time than it did at first. That is normal for lithium cells, and it is one of the trade-offs of a built-in battery.

Finally, think about your own routine. If you are out all day, a quick top-up at a desk costs you very little, because the 55 minute figure means a short charge puts back a worthwhile amount. If you tend to forget, make a habit of plugging the kit in at the same moment each day, and keep the pod filled so you are never caught between two flat spots.

Pros, Cons and How It Compares to Disposables

Every device is a set of trade-offs, and the Loomix is no exception. Here is an honest look at both sides before you buy.

What works in its favour

• It is refillable, so you choose the e-liquid and the strength and you are not tied to a fixed flavour or puff count.
• Four pod resistances cover both MTL and RDTL styles.
• Adjustable airflow and up to 27W of output give more control than a typical throwaway.
• The 1500mAh battery is described as lasting a full day of moderate use, with USB-C charging.
• Inhale activation means there is no button to hold.
• The entry price is £17.95, and the pods are sold separately in two-packs.

What counts against it

• It ships empty, so you need to buy e-liquid separately and fill the pod yourself.
• It is not suited to thick, high VG e-liquids, which can burn out the coil early.
• The battery is internal, so when it eventually fades the device cannot simply be re-celled.
• Pods are consumables, so there is a small ongoing cost.
• Filling and waiting for the coil to saturate takes more effort than opening a disposable.

Compared with disposable vapes, the Loomix costs more on the first day, but because you buy e-liquid by the bottle it often works out cheaper per millilitre over time. Disposables win on pure convenience and need no setup at all. A refillable pod kit wins on choice, and it also produces less throwaway hardware, since only the pod is replaced.

If a different format from the same brand appeals, the Aspire Gotek Pro 2 Pod Kit is worth comparing before you decide. The right question is not which device is best in the abstract, but which one fits how often you vape and how much effort you want to put in.

Colours, What to Buy Alongside It, and Delivery

Pricing is straightforward. The Aspire Loomix Pod Kit is £17.95 whichever finish you choose: Gunmetal, Midnight Black, Pearl White or Purple Gold. Colour is purely cosmetic and makes no difference to the specification, so pick the one you like the look of.

Think of the kit as one item on a short shopping list. Because it ships empty, you will need e-liquid, and it is sensible to have a second pod ready from the start. Loomix replacement pods are sold in two-packs in 0.4ohm, 0.6ohm, 0.8ohm and 1.0ohm. For liquid, choose a 50/50 or nicotine salt bottle in a flavour and strength you already know you like, because a familiar taste makes it far easier to judge whether the device itself is behaving.

On delivery, orders over £20 qualify for free UK delivery. The kit alone, at £17.95, sits just under that line, and adding a bottle of e-liquid or a spare pod pack may take your basket over it. Our dispatch cut-off is 4pm, so orders placed earlier in the day leave sooner. Full costs and timings are on our shipping page, which is worth reading before you order if you need the kit by a particular date. Every product we sell is 100% genuine, and if something arrives damaged or faulty, our team will help you sort it out.

Because this is a nicotine product, it can only be sold to adults. You may be asked to confirm your age, and our age verification page explains how that works. Orders for anyone under 18 will not be fulfilled, and it is an offence to buy nicotine products on behalf of a person under that age.

When your parcel arrives, check that the kit is intact and that the pod is seated before you begin. Keep the packaging and instruction card until you are confident everything works as it should, in case you need to refer to either.

Care, Storage and Troubleshooting Tips

Most problems with pod kits trace back to three causes: too much liquid, too little patience, or the wrong liquid. Once you understand that, the usual faults become easy to solve.

• Leaking or liquid around the pod: usually overfilling. Remove the mouthpiece, tip out the excess, wipe every surface with a dry cloth and refit. Leave a little more space at the top next time.
• Gurgling or spitting: liquid has reached the airflow path. Remove the mouthpiece, wipe the parts and let the kit rest upright for a few minutes.
• Burnt or harsh taste: a coil fired dry, a liquid that is too thick, or Max mode paired with a very sweet blend. If it persists after a refill and a proper wait, replace the pod.
• Weak flavour: the pod may be worn, or the airflow may be too open. Try tightening the airflow, and swap the pod if it is old.
• No vapour on inhale: check the charge, confirm the pod is seated, make sure the airflow is not blocked, and check there is liquid in the pod and that it has had time to saturate.

For storage, keep the kit somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight and away from children and pets. Keep spare e-liquid in its original bottle with the cap tightly closed. If you are travelling, carry the device upright or with an empty pod, because changes in pressure can push liquid out of a full one.

Never try to open the battery body, and stop using the device if it feels unusually hot, swells or is damaged. A quick wipe of the contacts with a dry cloth keeps things working well, but do not rinse the pod or the body under a tap.

If something seems genuinely wrong, please contact our team with your order number and a clear description of the fault, and a photograph if you can. When the device finally reaches the end of its life, take it to a recycling point that accepts vapes and small electricals, or use a retailer take-back scheme, and never put it in your household bin.