Innokin Gozee Vape Kit Pink

Overview

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Overview: the Innokin Gozee Vape Kit in Black

The Innokin Gozee Vape Kit in Black is a compact, refillable pod system from Innokin, the Shenzhen-based manufacturer behind the Endura, Trine and Klypse pod families. It is a reusable kit rather than a throwaway device. You fill a small pod with the e-liquid of your choice, charge the built-in battery over USB-C, and replace the pod or coil when the flavour starts to fade. That makes it a sensible fit for UK vapers who want something pocketable without buying a new device every few days.

The Gozee is built for simple, point-and-shoot use. There are no temperature menus, no wattage dials and no firmware to learn. You fill it, you inhale, and you carry on with your day. That plain approach is aimed at people who are moving away from cigarettes, people who have tried a single-use vape and want something more economical, and people who simply do not want to tinker with a hobbyist mod.

This listing is for the Black colourway. Black is the understated option in the range, and it hides fingerprints and pocket wear a little better than lighter finishes. The electronics and pod system are the same whichever colour you pick, so if you later decide to swap colour for a different look, nothing about the vaping experience changes.

Below we go through the practical detail that matters when you are deciding whether to buy: the specifications, how many puffs to expect from a fill, how the flavour comes across, how the device is built, how long the battery lasts, how the coil works, which nicotine strength to choose, who the kit suits, how to use it, what to do when something goes wrong, and how it stacks up on price against rivals. We have kept the claims measured. Where a figure is an estimate rather than a manufacturer-stated number, we say so, and we recommend checking the packaging in your box for the definitive specification, as manufacturers occasionally revise pods and batteries between production batches.

One quick note on the legal backdrop. In the UK, nicotine e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml (2%), refillable tanks and pods are capped at 2ml, and e-liquid bottles are capped at 10ml. Since 1 June 2025, single-use disposable vapes can no longer be sold in Great Britain, which is one reason refillable kits like the Gozee have become a mainstream choice rather than a niche one. You must be 18 or over to buy and use this product.

Key specifications at a glance

The figures below reflect what is typically listed for the Gozee and what can reasonably be reasoned from the device category. Treat battery and resistance numbers as approximate and check the box or Innokin's own documentation if you need an exact value for a specific purpose.

• Device type: refillable pod kit, compact format, fixed output with no user-adjustable power.
• Battery: built-in rechargeable lithium-ion cell, listed at around 1500mAh.
• Charging: USB-C port, with a typical full charge in roughly one to one and a half hours on a standard 1A phone charger.
• Pod capacity: 2ml, which is the maximum allowed for refillable pods under UK rules.
• Coil type: replaceable mesh-style coil head in the pod, with resistance in the region of 0.8 to 1.0 ohm depending on the pod fitted.
• Inhale style: mouth-to-lung, suited to nicotine salt liquids and to freebase liquids in higher VG blends that are designed for pod kits.
• Fill method: refillable by a side or top fill port, using standard 10ml bottles with a narrow nozzle.
• Maximum nicotine strength you may buy in the UK: 20mg/ml (2%) for e-liquid, which is the strongest you will find in any legal UK bottle.
• Colour on this listing: Black.
• In the box (typical): the Gozee device, a pod with coil, a USB-C charging cable and a user guide. Check the pack for any additional pod.

A few of these deserve a sentence of context. The 2ml pod size is not a design choice by Innokin so much as a legal ceiling, so every compliant refillable kit sold in the UK has the same limit. The battery figure puts the Gozee in the mid-sized group for modern pod kits, larger than the 500mAh to 900mAh units common a few years ago and smaller than the bulkier 1800mAh-plus devices. As for the coil, mesh-style heating elements spread the heat across a wider surface than a traditional round wire coil, which generally gives smoother and more consistent flavour from the first puff to the last.

Performance and puff delivery

Because the Gozee is a refillable kit rather than a sealed disposable, there is no fixed puff count printed on it in the way you see on single-use devices. The useful question is how many puffs you get from a fill, and how long a pod and coil last before replacement.

As a rough guide, a 2ml pod filled with a 10mg to 20mg nicotine salt e-liquid and used with moderate mouth-to-lung draws gives somewhere in the region of 350 to 500 puffs per fill. That range depends on how long you draw for, how hard you pull, and how thick your e-liquid is. A short, gentle draw uses less liquid than a long, strong one. If you vape lightly through the day, one fill might last the best part of a working day. A heavier user may refill two or three times in 24 hours.

The coil is the consumable that sets the real running cost. Mesh coils in this resistance range typically last one to two weeks for a regular daily vaper, and rather longer for someone who only vapes a few times a day. Sweet, dessert-style e-liquids and anything with a lot of sweetener tend to shorten coil life because sugars caramelise on the heating surface and gradually gum it up. Fruit, menthol and tobacco profiles are usually kinder to the coil.

Vapour production is moderate and sensible. The Gozee is not trying to produce huge clouds. The draw is closer to a cigarette than to a sub-ohm tank, with a snug resistance that most ex-smokers find familiar. The throat hit with a 20mg nicotine salt is noticeable but not harsh at the modest power level this kind of kit runs at.

Warm-up is quick. Mesh heats rapidly, so you should feel flavour on the first second of a draw rather than after a delay. That responsiveness matters more than people expect, because a pod device that hesitates leaves a thin first puff and encourages longer draws that waste liquid.

Consistency is where a kit like this earns its keep. A single-use device can taste flat or dry as the battery drains or the wick dries out. A refillable pod, by contrast, delivers the same output across the whole charge, as long as you keep the pod topped up and do not let it run dry. The practical advice is simple: refill when the liquid level drops to the last quarter of the window rather than waiting until it is empty, and your coil will last noticeably longer.

Flavour profile

The Gozee does not impose a flavour of its own. What you taste is down to the e-liquid you choose and how well the coil is working. That said, the mesh coil and snug airflow combine to give a particular character that is worth describing, because it shapes which liquids work best.

Fruit and ice blends come across clean and defined. Berry, citrus, apple and tropical profiles keep their top notes, and cooling agents sit in the background without overwhelming the fruit. If you like the sort of flavours that dominated disposable vapes, this is the area where the Gozee is most comfortable.

Tobacco and tobacco-blend liquids work well in a mouth-to-lung pod like this. The moderate temperature suits the dry, toasted notes of a tobacco profile, and the nicotine hit at 10mg to 20mg strength gives a satisfying feel without needing long draws. Ex-smokers often start here because the sensation is familiar.

Menthol and mint are reliable. They are forgiving of coil age, so a mint liquid can keep tasting fine toward the end of a coil's life, when a dessert flavour would already have turned muted.

Dessert, bakery and custard flavours are enjoyable but are the most demanding on the hardware. They contain more sweeteners, which build up on the mesh faster, so expect to replace the coil more often if these are your everyday choice. A sensible compromise is to alternate: use a fruit or menthol liquid for several days, then a sweet one, and let the coil recover between.

A few habits improve flavour on any pod kit. First, prime a new coil by letting it soak for a good ten minutes after the first fill before you take a puff. Second, take gentle draws for the first few puffs on a fresh coil, so the mesh wets evenly. Third, avoid switching between very different flavours in the same pod without rinsing it, because the wick holds on to residue. If you want to change flavour, empty the pod, rinse it with cool water, let it dry fully, and then refill.

If you are used to single-use devices, expect the flavour to feel slightly less sweet and more natural. That is a feature, not a flaw. Disposable e-liquids are often heavily sweetened, while a good bottled liquid in a refillable pod gives you more control over the balance between flavour, sweetness and throat hit.

Design and build quality

The Gozee follows the compact format that has become standard for modern pod kits: a slim, rounded body that sits comfortably in the palm and slips into a jeans pocket without a bulge. In Black, the finish is subtle and practical. It does not shout about itself, which is exactly what many users want from a device they carry every day.

The body is built around the battery section, with the pod seating into the top. The pod connection is designed to click firmly into place, which matters because a loose pod is a leading cause of fault reports across the whole category. On a well-made unit the pod seats with a clear, positive feel, and you can turn the device upside down without anything shifting.

The pod itself is a clear or semi-clear plastic reservoir, so you can see the liquid level at a glance. That visibility is useful: it tells you when to refill and lets you spot a leak early. The fill port is small and should be sealed with a silicone bung after filling. Always press the bung in fully, because a half-seated bung is the usual cause of leaking in a pocket.

Ergonomically, the mouthpiece is shaped for a comfortable lip fit, and the overall weight is light. A small device is easy to lose, so consider a lanyard or keep it in a consistent pocket. Because the exterior is plastic or coated metal rather than a thick alloy, it will pick up scuffs if it shares a pocket with keys. A basic silicone sleeve or a separate pocket for the device keeps it looking tidy.

Build quality in this price band is generally good rather than premium. Innokin has a long record in the UK market and a reasonable reputation for consistent tolerances. As with any mass-produced electronics, a small percentage of units arrive with a fault, which is why the warranty and returns information matters. If your device arrives with a loose pod seat, a charging fault or a dead battery, contact us promptly and we will help you sort it.

Finally, it is worth saying what the design does not include. There is no screen, no adjustable power and no app. If you want to dial in wattage or airflow in fine steps, you will want a different category of device. The Gozee's trade-off is plain: fewer controls, fewer things to get wrong, and a smaller footprint in your pocket.

Battery and charging

The Gozee is powered by a built-in lithium-ion battery listed at around 1500mAh. Because the cell is internal, you do not swap batteries; you charge the whole device. For a fixed-output pod kit running at a modest wattage, that capacity is generous.

A practical estimate is that one full charge covers roughly one to two pod fills for a typical user, which in puff terms is around 450 to 900 puffs depending on draw length and liquid thickness. A light vaper may get a couple of days between charges, a heavy one will want to top up nightly. These are estimates rather than lab numbers, and real-world results vary with temperature, draw style and battery age.

Charging is over USB-C, which is now the universal connector in the UK and means the same cable that charges your phone will charge the Gozee. A standard 1A phone charger fills the battery in about one to one and a half hours. A fast charger will not hurt the device, because the internal charge circuit limits the current, but it also will not charge it much faster than a basic wall plug. A laptop USB port works too, only slower.

Some habits help the battery last. Avoid leaving the device on charge for days at a time, and avoid letting it drain to zero repeatedly. Lithium-ion cells prefer to be used between roughly 20% and 80% charge, and although you do not have to be that strict, regular top-ups are kinder than frequent full discharges. Do not charge the device in direct sunlight, in a hot car, or on a soft surface such as a duvet where heat can build up.

Safety matters with any lithium battery. Use a reputable USB cable and charger, not a damaged one. Do not charge the device overnight on a bedside table without supervision if you can avoid it. Never use a device that is swollen, hot to the touch while idle, or smelling of burning, and do not try to open the casing. Because the battery is sealed in, it is not designed for removal by the user.

If the battery reaches the end of its life, which usually means a year or two of daily use, the correct route is recycling. Lithium batteries must never go in household bins or standard recycling bags, because they can cause fires in collection vehicles and waste sites. UK retailers that sell vaping products are required to take back waste vapes, and many household waste recycling centres also have a collection point for small electricals. Search for your nearest drop-off using your local council website, and ask us if you want advice on returning an old device.

Pod and coil technology

The part of the Gozee that determines flavour, vapour and running cost is the pod and its coil head. Understanding how they work helps you get the most from the kit and avoid common mistakes.

What the pod does. The pod is a 2ml reservoir that holds e-liquid and houses the coil. Liquid travels from the reservoir through small inlets to a cotton wick wrapped around or pressed against the heating element. When you draw, the battery sends current to the coil, which heats the wick and turns the liquid into vapour. The 2ml size is the maximum for refillable pods in the UK, so every legal refillable pod works within the same limit.

What mesh means. Rather than a wire wound in a spiral, a mesh coil is a flat, perforated sheet of metal, usually shaped into a curve. The large surface area heats quickly and evenly, which has two practical consequences. First, flavour is typically sharper and more consistent. Second, the coil is less prone to hot spots that burn the wick, so dry hits are less common if you keep the pod filled. The trade-off is that mesh can wear and clog with sugars over time, and there is no way to clean it.

Resistance and what it means for you. Resistance is measured in ohms, and a lower figure means the coil draws more power and produces more vapour. Pods in the 0.8 to 1.0 ohm range sit between tight mouth-to-lung and a lightly restricted direct-style draw. They suit nicotine salt e-liquids at 10mg to 20mg strength, as well as thinner, higher-VG freebase blends at lower strengths. Very thick, high-VG liquids may wick too slowly through the small inlets, so liquids marked as suitable for pod kits or with a balanced ratio of around 50% VG and 50% PG are the safer choice.

Pod and coil replacement. The coil head is a consumable. When flavour becomes dull, burnt or muted even after a fresh fill, it is time to replace it. Do not wait until the coil produces a harsh, burnt taste, because that taste signals that the wick is damaged and continuing to vape on it is unpleasant. Replacement pods are sold separately, and we recommend buying a spare so you are never caught without one.

Priming. Always prime a new pod. Drip a few drops of e-liquid directly onto the coil's cotton through the inlet holes, fill the reservoir, and wait around ten minutes before vaping. This step avoids dry hits, which are the single most common reason a new coil is wrongly blamed for being faulty.

Compatibility. Pods and coil heads are specific to the device family. Make sure any replacement you buy is listed for the Gozee rather than assumed to fit because it looks similar. Pods from other brands will not seat or will not make contact properly.

Nicotine strength guidance

Choosing the right nicotine strength is the single most important decision when setting up a pod kit, and getting it wrong is the commonest reason new vapers give up. The right choice depends on how much you currently smoke or vape, the type of nicotine in the bottle, and the power level of your device.

Remember the UK ceiling: e-liquid cannot legally exceed 20mg/ml (2%) nicotine. The same 20mg cap applied to single-use devices before they were withdrawn from sale, and it remains the upper limit for every bottle you buy for a refillable kit. If you see a bottle advertised as stronger than 20mg/ml for sale in the UK, do not buy it.

There are two main types of nicotine. Nicotine salts are smoother at higher strengths and deliver nicotine quickly, which is why they dominate pod kits. Freebase nicotine is the traditional form, with a sharper throat hit, and is usually sold at lower strengths such as 3mg or 6mg for use in larger tanks. For a compact fixed-output kit like the Gozee, nicotine salts are generally the more comfortable match.

As a starting guide:

• 20mg nicotine salt: for people who smoke around ten or more cigarettes a day, or who roll their own heavily. This is the strength most closely matched to the hit of a cigarette. If you find it too harsh, step down.
• 10mg to 12mg nicotine salt: for lighter smokers, social smokers, people who are already vaping on a lower strength, or anyone who finds 20mg too sharp. Many long-term vapers settle here.
• 5mg to 6mg nicotine salt: for very light users, or people who want to reduce gradually. At this strength you may need to vape more often to feel satisfied.
• 3mg to 6mg freebase: for people who prefer a lower-strength liquid in a larger, more open draw. In the Gozee this suits thinner, pod-friendly blends only, and the nicotine will feel lighter than the same number in salt.

Two signs you have the wrong strength: if you feel lightheaded, nauseous or jittery after a few puffs, the strength is too high for you. If you keep reaching for the device every few minutes without feeling settled, it is probably too low. Adjust one step at a time and give each change a few days.

Nicotine is addictive. If you do not currently smoke or vape, it is sensible not to start. If your goal is to stop smoking, free NHS stop smoking services across the UK can offer support alongside vaping, and many people find a combination of the two helps. Keep e-liquid and the device away from children and pets, and store bottles upright in a cool place.

Who the Gozee is for

No single device suits everyone, and the honest answer to whether the Gozee is right for you depends on what you want from a vape. Here is a clear picture of who tends to get on well with it and who might be better served elsewhere.

It is a good fit if you:

• are an adult smoker looking to switch to a reusable kit and want something simple to use from day one.
• have been using single-use vapes and want to move to a refillable system, which now matters more because disposables can no longer be sold in Great Britain.
• prefer a tight, cigarette-like mouth-to-lung draw rather than a big, airy cloud-chasing pull.
• want a small device that fits in a pocket or small bag without discomfort.
• like having control over your flavour and nicotine strength through bottled e-liquid instead of being locked into whatever is inside a sealed unit.
• want to keep running costs low over the long term by buying 10ml bottles and replacement pods.

It may not be the best match if you:

• want large clouds or a sub-ohm style direct-to-lung experience. A larger tank-style device would suit you better.
• enjoy adjusting wattage, airflow and coil options. A variable-wattage device gives you that control, and the Gozee deliberately does not.
• use very thick, high-VG e-liquids that need more airflow and a larger wick opening.
• do not want to fill and maintain a pod. If you dislike the idea of handling liquid at all, a pre-filled pod system might be easier, although the choice of flavour is narrower.

Who should not buy it: anyone under 18, anyone who does not currently use nicotine and is considering starting, and anyone who is pregnant or has a medical condition that would be affected by nicotine without first speaking to a healthcare professional. UK public health bodies describe vaping as far less harmful than smoking, but not risk-free, and it is intended as an alternative for adult smokers, not a recreational habit for non-smokers.

For first-time refillable users, the Gozee's main strength is that it is forgiving. You do not need to learn a new vocabulary of ohms and watts before you can use it. You choose a liquid strength, fill the pod, wait for it to soak, and vape. For more experienced vapers, it makes a handy secondary device for travel, work or nights out when a larger setup is awkward to carry.

How to use the Innokin Gozee

Setting up the Gozee takes only a few minutes. Follow these steps in order, and you will avoid the issues that cause most early complaints.

1. Charge first. Plug the USB-C cable into the device and a standard USB charger. Let it charge fully before first use, which takes around one to one and a half hours. Most units show an indicator light while charging, which changes or turns off when complete. Check your user guide for the exact indicator pattern.

2. Prepare the pod. Take the pod out of its packaging and remove the silicone bung from the fill port. Check that the coil head is firmly seated inside the pod. If the pod has a protective film or cap on the mouthpiece, remove that as well.

3. Fill the pod. Use a bottle with a narrow nozzle. Hold the pod upright and fill slowly, stopping below the maximum fill line. Do not overfill, because liquid forced into the air channel will leak and cause gurgling. Never fill beyond the 2ml capacity. Press the bung back in firmly until it sits flush.

4. Let it soak. Stand the filled pod upright for about ten minutes. This step lets the cotton fully wet and prevents dry hits and burnt tastes on a new coil. Skipping it is the most common error among new users.

5. Insert the pod. Push the pod into the device until it clicks. It should feel secure with no wobble.

6. Take your first puffs. Take two or three gentle, short draws without inhaling deeply, just to pull liquid through. The Gozee is built for simple use, so in normal operation you inhale and the device delivers vapour. If your particular unit includes a fire button, hold it while you draw. Check your user guide to confirm.

7. Refill when needed. When the liquid reaches the last quarter of the window, remove the pod, refill and soak for a few minutes before continuing. Do not run it dry.

8. Daily care. Wipe the mouthpiece and the pod contacts with a dry cloth if condensation builds up. Keep the device upright when you can, and avoid storing it in very hot or very cold places, since temperature changes affect leaking and battery life.

9. Changing flavour. Empty the pod, rinse it under cool running water, dry it thoroughly, and refill with the new liquid. For a major flavour switch, it is often cleaner to fit a new pod.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most faults on pod kits come down to a handful of causes, and a majority can be resolved at home. Work through the list below before assuming the device is broken.

Burnt or dry taste. Almost always caused by a pod running low or a coil that has not soaked. Refill the pod, wait ten minutes, and take gentle draws. If the burnt taste persists with a full pod, the coil is spent and needs replacing. Sweet liquids hasten this.

Gurgling or spitting. This indicates excess liquid in the airway or coil chamber. Remove the pod, tap it gently on a tissue to clear excess, and wipe the mouthpiece. Avoid overfilling next time, and make sure the fill bung is seated.

Leaking. Check that the bung is pressed in fully and the pod is seated properly. Leaking often occurs when a device has been left on its side or travelled on a plane, where pressure changes force liquid out. If you fly with a vape, carry it empty or keep it upright in a sealed bag. Wipe the contacts clean and dry before you reinsert.

Device does not fire. Check the battery first. A flat battery is the likeliest cause. Charge for at least 30 minutes. Next, remove and reinsert the pod, and clean the metal contacts with a dry cotton bud. If the unit has a safety lock or a click-based on/off sequence, check your user guide.

Flashing light. A flashing indicator usually signals low battery, a short circuit or a coil problem. Charge the device. If it flashes with a full battery, try a fresh pod to rule out the coil.

Weak vapour. The liquid may be too thick, the pod may be low, or the coil may be worn. Try a thinner pod-friendly liquid, refill, or replace the coil.

Charging problems. Try a different cable and a different charger. Check the USB-C port for lint, which accumulates in pockets and prevents a good connection. Blow it out carefully, and do not use metal tools inside the port. If the device gets noticeably hot while charging, unplug it and stop using it.

Throat hit too harsh. Your nicotine strength may be too high. Drop down a step, or use a different liquid with a smoother base.

If none of these steps solves the problem, get in touch with us with your order number and a short description. A device that fails to charge, fire or hold a pod within the warranty period should be dealt with as a defect, and we would rather replace a faulty unit than have you struggle with it.

Value for money, comparisons and recycling

The Gozee kit is positioned in the affordable-to-mid price range for refillable pod devices. The upfront cost is a one-off, and from there your spend is limited to e-liquid and the occasional replacement pod or coil. Compared with buying single-use vapes repeatedly, a refillable kit typically pays for itself within a few weeks for anyone who vapes daily, and disposables are no longer an option in Great Britain anyway.

To keep the numbers honest, here is how a typical month looks for a moderate user. A 10ml bottle of nicotine salt lasts roughly four to five 2ml pod fills, so about 1,800 to 2,500 puffs per bottle. A daily user may go through two to four bottles a month. Add a replacement pod or coil every one to two weeks and the total sits well below what the same person would spend on cigarettes, and below the running cost of repeated single-use devices.

How the Gozee compares. Fair comparisons help, so here are the closest alternatives and where each wins.

• Vaporesso XROS series: a very widely stocked family with a large range of pods and coil resistances, and batteries around the 1000mAh mark. Its advantage is the sheer availability of pods and coils from UK shops. The Gozee's advantage is a larger battery on paper and a straightforward pod system, but the pod ecosystem is narrower, so check you can buy replacements before committing.
• OXVA Xlim series: popular and well regarded, with around 900mAh batteries in common versions and good flavour from its coils. Xlim has more accessories and a wider community. The Gozee competes on battery size and simplicity.
• SMOK Novo series: an established name with budget-friendly options and batteries at the lower end of the range. It is competitive on price, but the Gozee generally offers a larger battery for the money.
• Innokin's own Endura and Trine models: the Endura line is a familiar choice for vapers who like Innokin's build, while the Trine is a smaller and simpler option. The Gozee sits between them in terms of size and battery capacity.

No device wins on every point. If you want the largest choice of coils and community support, the Vaporesso XROS has an edge. If you want the simplest possible setup with a decent battery, the Gozee is a strong contender. If you care about the lowest possible entry price, some SMOK models undercut it.

Recycling and responsible disposal. When you reach the end of the device's life, do not put it in the household bin or recycling box. Vapes contain lithium batteries that can start fires. In the UK, shops that sell vapes must accept old vapes back for recycling, and many household waste recycling centres run small-electricals collection points. Pods, empty bottles and used coils should be taken to the same drop-off where practical. Check your local council's website for the nearest point, and ask us if you are unsure where to take your old kit.