SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Puffs Vape Kit B-Razz Fruit Gum New

Overview

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SKE Memers WuKong V10000 B-Razz Fruit Gum: what you are buying

The SKE Memers WuKong V10000 is a rechargeable pod-style vape kit that the manufacturer rates at roughly 10,000 puffs. This listing is for the B-Razz Fruit Gum flavour, a blue raspberry profile with a chewy, sweet-shop character. It is sold as a kit rather than a single-use product, which matters in the UK: since the single-use vape ban came into force in June 2025, retailers have moved towards reusable hardware that can be recharged and, in many cases, fitted with fresh pods.

SKE is a vape brand that UK shoppers mostly know through its Crystal range. The Memers series is the brand's more playful line, and the WuKong name looks like a nod to Sun Wukong, the Monkey King of Chinese folklore. Treat that as branding rather than a technical feature. What matters for day-to-day use is the hardware inside: a mesh-coil pod system, a rechargeable battery, a USB-C charging port and a draw-activated firing mechanism, so there are no buttons to press and no settings to learn.

This guide goes through the kit the way an experienced vaper would assess it before buying. It covers:

• How many puffs you can realistically expect, and why the 10,000 figure is an estimate
• What B-Razz Fruit Gum tastes like, from first draw to the last
• Design, build quality, battery and charging
• How the mesh coil behaves over the life of the pod
• Nicotine strength guidance under UK rules
• Who the kit suits, who should look elsewhere, and how it stacks up against similar high-capacity devices

One housekeeping point first. Vaping products are for adults only. In the UK you must be 18 or over to buy or use them, and any reputable retailer will verify your age. If you do not currently smoke or vape, there is no reason to start.

Performance and puff delivery

A 10,000-puff rating sounds precise, but it is a manufacturer estimate. Brands arrive at the figure with a standard test draw, usually a short pull of two to three seconds taken at fixed intervals on a machine. Real-world vaping looks different. Long, slow draws use more liquid and drain the battery faster, while short taps stretch both. A sensible planning assumption is that most people will get roughly 60 to 100 percent of the printed number, with the majority landing in the middle of that range.

To turn the headline figure into something useful, here is how the maths works out at three common usage levels, comparing the full rating with a more cautious 70 percent real-world figure:

• Light use, about 150 puffs a day: roughly 66 days at the full rating, or around 46 days at 70 percent
• Moderate use, about 300 puffs a day: roughly 33 days at the full rating, or around 23 days at 70 percent
• Heavy use, about 500 puffs a day: roughly 20 days at the full rating, or around 14 days at 70 percent

Those day counts assume the kit has enough pods to deliver the full rating, which is worth checking in the product listing. Because UK rules limit any single pod or tank to 2 ml, one pod cannot supply 10,000 puffs on its own. On a mesh-coil device each puff typically uses a few thousandths of a millilitre, so 10,000 puffs works out to something in the region of 20 ml of liquid overall. That means the rating describes the lifespan of the system across several pods or refills rather than the output of a single cartridge.

In use, the WuKong V10000 is a draw-activated device, so vapour starts as soon as you inhale. The mesh coil heats quickly, which keeps the first puff after a pause consistent with the one before it. Vapour density is moderate to generous for the size, but this is not a high-wattage cloud device. What you should expect is steady, repeatable output across the life of a pod, with a gradual softening of flavour as the liquid runs low, followed by a sudden drop-off or a dry, slightly toasted taste when the wick is nearly empty. When that happens, change the pod rather than pushing on, because dry puffs scorch the cotton and shorten the life of the coil.

B-Razz Fruit Gum flavour profile

B-Razz Fruit Gum combines two ideas. Blue raspberry is a confectionery flavour rather than a literal fruit: it is built from sweet, slightly tart berry notes with a floral lift that nods to raspberry but sits closer to a sherbet or slush syrup than to a fresh punnet. Fruit gum points to the firm, chewy British sweet, so the profile aims for a dense, sugary base instead of a watery, juicy finish.

Here is what to expect, with the caveat that taste is personal and the following describes the style rather than a laboratory analysis:

• On the inhale: a bright, sweet berry opening with a mild tang that stops it feeling flat
• Mid-draw: a rounded, candy-like body, where the fruit gum character shows up as a soft, chewy sweetness
• On the exhale: a lingering sugary finish that clings to the palate for a few seconds, with a faint berry aftertaste
• Throat hit: smooth, particularly at lower nicotine strengths, because sweet fruit profiles tend to soften harshness

This is positioned as a sweet fruit flavour rather than an iced one. If you want a cooling finish, look for an ice variant elsewhere in the range instead. Blue raspberry fans usually split into two groups: those who enjoy the sharp, almost sour edge of a slush drink, and those who prefer the softer, rounder sweetness of a sweet shop jar. B-Razz Fruit Gum leans towards the second group, so if you are after a sour tang, you may find it more mellow than you expect.

A few practical flavour notes for anyone using sweet profiles over a long period. Sweeteners and flavouring compounds leave more residue on a coil than tobacco-style liquids do, so flavour may flatten sooner near the end of a pod. Vapers also experience flavour fatigue, sometimes called vaper's tongue, where a sweet flavour seems to fade after days of constant use. Drinking water, taking a short break, or rotating to a different profile for a day usually brings it back. Strong coffee and spicy food just before vaping will dull your perception of the fruit, so you may judge the flavour harshly for reasons that have nothing to do with the device.

If you are new to this style, remember that fruit gum flavours are sweeter than the typical fresh-fruit profile. Some people enjoy that density; others find it cloying after a few hundred puffs. If you are unsure, it can be worth starting with a smaller device in the flavour family before committing to a high-capacity kit.

Design and build quality

Kits in the 10,000-puff class are noticeably larger than entry-level pod vapes, and the WuKong V10000 follows that pattern. It is slim enough to carry in a jacket pocket or bag, but you will notice the weight compared with a compact 600-puff device. The extra size is mostly battery and liquid capacity, which is the trade-off for going longer between replacements.

The Memers range uses the WuKong theme as a visual hook, and the colour scheme on each variant generally follows the flavour. Most devices at this price point use a moulded plastic or alloy shell with a printed or coated finish, and glossy coatings can pick up fingerprints and light scratches. Those are cosmetic and do not affect how the device works.

When your kit arrives, spend a minute checking the build. A sound unit should show the following:

• The pod seats firmly with a positive click and does not wobble when you tilt the device
• The mouthpiece is smooth, with no sharp moulding lines or rough edges
• The USB-C port is straight, clean and free of debris
• Nothing rattles when you shake the device gently
• The label, batch information and warnings are legible on the packaging

Some 10K devices at this price include a small display showing battery and liquid levels, while others use a simple LED indicator. Check the product photos and packaging for the exact indicator on this unit, because that affects how easy it is to see when to recharge or change the pod without guessing.

Ergonomically, a draw-activated device is easy to use. With no button, the only learning curve is where to put your fingers so you do not cover the airflow inlets. Most rectangular pod devices have inlets on the side or base, so hold the body from the sides and avoid wrapping your palm around the bottom. Treat the casing as splash-resistant at best: keep it away from baths, pools and washing machines, and do not store it with loose change or keys that could press on the contacts or scratch the finish.

Battery life and charging

The WuKong V10000 runs on an internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery that you charge through a USB-C port. The exact capacity is printed on the packaging or listing, and devices of this class usually carry batteries in the region of 600 to 900 mAh. That is enough to run a mesh-coil pod for a good number of puffs per charge, but nowhere near enough to carry 10,000 puffs in one go, which is why the device is designed to be recharged repeatedly.

For rough planning, a 650 mAh battery stores around 2.4 watt-hours. At a typical output of 10 to 12 watts, which is a plausible range for a mesh-coil pod system, that works out to something like 12 to 15 minutes of continuous firing, or a few hundred puffs depending on draw length. Delivering the full 10,000 puffs would take about 35 full charges at that rate, and most people at moderate use will want to recharge roughly once a day. Charging itself costs well under a penny, so the running cost sits almost entirely in the pods and liquid.

Charging habits that protect the battery and extend its working life:

• Use a standard USB-C cable and a reputable 5V wall adapter, ideally a 1A to 2A output
• Allow roughly an hour for a full charge from a low level, but check the indicator rather than relying on the clock
• Avoid charging on beds, sofas or other soft surfaces, and do not leave the device charging unattended overnight
• Do not use the vape while it is plugged in unless the instructions say that is supported
• Never charge a device that is hot, swollen, damaged or smells of burning
• Keep it out of direct sun, car dashboards and other hot places, since lithium-ion cells dislike heat

The battery is built in, so you cannot swap it out. When the device finally stops holding charge, it needs to be disposed of as electrical waste. Do not put it in household bins or kerbside recycling, because lithium cells that are crushed in a bin lorry cause fires. UK retailers that sell vapes are expected to take back used devices, and most council recycling centres have small electricals or vape recycling bins. Ask the shop or look for a drop-off point near you. Recycling matters particularly with reusable kits: a single device used for weeks replaces many of the smaller devices that used to be thrown away after a few days.

Mesh coil technology and pod capacity

Mesh coils have replaced traditional round-wire coils in most mainstream pod devices over the last few years, and the WuKong V10000 uses one. Instead of a wire wrapped around a cotton wick, a mesh coil is a thin, perforated metal sheet, usually stainless steel or a nickel-chromium alloy, pressed against the wick. The difference shows up in three ways.

• Even heating: the large surface area warms liquid across the wick rather than at a few contact points, which reduces hot spots and the burnt taste they cause
• Faster ramp-up: vapour starts almost instantly, which suits a draw-activated device where there is no button to pre-heat the coil
• Fuller flavour: liquid is vaporised more evenly at a lower temperature per puff, so sweet and fruity profiles like B-Razz Fruit Gum come through with more definition

Coil resistance in pod systems like this is usually below 1.0 ohm, and the exact value is fixed inside the pod. Because it is not adjustable, your only control is how you draw. A gentle, steady pull gives a cooler, flavour-led puff. A firmer pull produces more vapour and a warmer draw, but it also burns through liquid and battery faster.

E-liquid capacity needs a note because of UK law. Any tank or pod sold in the UK is limited to 2 ml. A 10,000-puff rating therefore describes the system across several pods or refills, since a single 2 ml pod could not supply anything close to that figure. Check how many pods the kit includes and whether they are pre-filled or refillable. Pre-filled pods are simple and clean. Refillable pods give you more freedom with e-liquid, but they have a learning curve and require care to avoid flooding. If the pod on this listing is the pre-filled type, do not try to open or refill it, as this can damage the seals and cause leaks.

Coil lifespan depends mainly on how sweet the liquid is, how often you chain vape, and whether you let the pod run dry. Sweet flavours leave more residue on the mesh, so a pod will slowly lose vibrancy as it ages. This is normal. The usual signs that a pod is spent are a muted or slightly burnt taste, noticeably thinner vapour, and a gurgling sound or leak from the airflow channel. Replace the pod when you notice any of these, rather than waiting for the battery indicator to set the schedule.

Nicotine strength guidance for UK vapers

In the UK, e-liquid for retail sale is capped at 20 mg/ml of nicotine, which is 2 percent. That limit applies to every nicotine vaping product, including pod kits like this one, and it is the same cap that applied to disposables before they were banned. A 2 ml pod at 20 mg/ml holds 40 mg of nicotine in total, so it should be kept well out of reach of children and pets.

Most kits in this class use nicotine salts, which are smoother on the throat than the freebase nicotine found in older refillable tanks. That smoothness lets you tolerate a higher strength without harshness, which is useful for smokers but also means it is easy to take in more nicotine than you intended. Check the variant selector on this listing for the strengths currently offered, because they can differ between batches and retailers.

As a general guide for adult smokers who are switching:

• 20 mg/ml: suited to people who smoke around 10 or more cigarettes a day, or who light up within 30 minutes of waking
• 10 to 12 mg/ml: a middle option for lighter or social smokers, or for people who find 20 mg too strong in a high-capacity device
• 5 mg/ml and below: for people reducing their nicotine intake, or for former smokers who vape mainly for habit and flavour

Those bands are a starting point rather than a prescription. Nicotine needs vary, and a stronger liquid is not automatically better. If you find yourself vaping constantly without feeling satisfied, your strength may be too low. If you get headaches, nausea, dizziness, a racing heart or hiccups, it is probably too high, and you should drop a strength or take longer breaks between puffs.

It is also worth being clear about what vaping is and is not. The NHS says that vaping is much less harmful than smoking, but it is not risk-free and it is not for people who do not already smoke. Nicotine is addictive. Anyone who is pregnant, has a heart condition, or has questions about how nicotine affects their health should speak to a GP or pharmacist, who can also point to stop-smoking services and licensed products. If your goal is to stop using nicotine altogether, stepping down in strength over several weeks tends to be easier than stopping abruptly.

Who the WuKong V10000 is for, and who should skip it

The WuKong V10000 is aimed at a fairly specific kind of adult user. It makes the most sense if several of the following describe you:

• You are an adult smoker who wants a straightforward way to move away from cigarettes, and you prefer a device with no settings to manage
• You enjoy sweet, candy-style flavours and want one that stays consistent over a few weeks
• You dislike carrying chargers and refill bottles, and you are happy to recharge once a day or so and change pods when needed
• You vape moderately to heavily, so the larger capacity is used rather than left sitting in a drawer
• You want mesh-coil flavour without having to learn about coils, wattage or resistance

There are equally clear reasons to look elsewhere. This kit is probably not the right choice if:

• You do not smoke or vape already. Nicotine products are for existing adult smokers, not for people who have never used them
• You are under 18. It is illegal to sell nicotine vapes to under-18s in the UK, and illegal to buy them on their behalf
• You want adjustable airflow or wattage. Fixed-output draw-activated devices do not offer tuning
• You prefer tobacco, menthol or low-sweetness profiles. B-Razz Fruit Gum is deliberately sugary
• You only vape occasionally. A large kit may sit unused for months, and pods and liquid do not stay at peak flavour indefinitely
• You want the smallest, lightest device possible for discreet daily carry

If you are an ex-smoker, a sweet fruit flavour can help break the association with tobacco taste, which some people find useful in the first weeks. Others prefer to start with a tobacco-style profile and move to sweeter flavours later. Neither approach is wrong. The aim is to choose a flavour you will enjoy enough to stay off cigarettes.

Finally, remember that kits like this are for personal use by the adult who buys them. Do not share your device with others, and store it where children and pets cannot reach it.

How to set up and use the kit

Setting up the kit takes a couple of minutes. Follow these steps in order for good flavour from the first puff:

• Unpack and inspect: remove the outer wrap, any film on the pod and any protective seals on the mouthpiece or airflow inlets
• Seat the pod: push it into the device until it clicks. A loose pod is the most common reason a new kit does not fire
• Let the wick saturate: wait five to ten minutes before the first puff, so the cotton is fully soaked and you avoid a dry hit
• Take priming puffs: draw gently for two or three seconds without inhaling, a few times, to pull liquid through the mesh
• Charge if needed: if the indicator is low or the device does not respond, charge it before first use
• Start gently: take slow, steady pulls to judge the throat hit at your chosen strength

For everyday use, aim for draws of two to three seconds and leave 20 to 30 seconds between puffs. This pacing lets the wick refill with liquid and keeps the coil from overheating. Most devices include a safety cut-off that stops firing after a set number of seconds, often around eight to ten, so there is no benefit in very long pulls. Mouth-to-lung (MTL) means drawing into your mouth first and then inhaling, while direct-to-lung (DTL) means inhaling straight in. Pod kits of this size are usually designed for MTL or a loose MTL draw, so start there and adjust once you know how the airflow feels.

Storage and carry make a real difference to how the device lasts:

• Keep the device upright where possible, so liquid stays away from the airflow channel
• Do not leave it in a hot car, on a radiator or in direct sunlight
• Carry it away from keys and coins, and fit the mouthpiece cap if one is supplied
• Wipe the mouthpiece with a clean, dry cloth when it gets sticky or damp
• Never try to take the device apart or puncture the battery
• Take care on flights and at altitude, where pressure changes can push liquid out of a pod. Carry the device in a sealed bag in hand luggage

Change the pod when the taste becomes muted or burnt, rather than waiting for it to fail completely. Keep spare pods in their original packaging, in a cool, dry place away from direct light.

Troubleshooting common problems

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

• No vapour or the device will not fire: remove and reseat the pod, check that no airflow inlet is blocked, make sure the battery has charge, and wipe the contacts between pod and device with a dry cotton bud. A new pod that has not had time to saturate can also appear dead for the first few minutes
• Dry or burnt taste: usually a sign the liquid is low, you are chain vaping, or the wick has not saturated. Rest the device for a few minutes and take gentle priming draws. If the taste persists, the pod is spent and should be replaced
• Leaking or condensation: a small amount of condensation in the mouthpiece is normal. Wipe it away and store the device upright. If liquid keeps appearing on the outside or the contacts, the pod seal may be compromised, so replace it
• Gurgling sound on inhale: this points to excess condensation or a flooded airflow channel. Wipe the mouthpiece, blow gently through it without inhaling, and wait a few minutes before using again
• Will not charge: try a different cable and adapter, check the USB-C port for lint or debris and remove it carefully without forcing anything metal into the port, and plug straight into a wall socket rather than a laptop. If it still will not charge, contact the retailer
• Flashing indicator: most commonly means low battery or a protection mode, but the exact pattern differs by model. Check the leaflet in the box for the meaning on your unit
• Weak flavour: consider flavour fatigue or a spent pod first. Switching to another flavour for a day or two and replacing the pod usually solves it

There are also situations where you should stop using the device immediately. If it becomes hot to the touch, swells, makes unusual noises, smells of burning or leaks from the battery area, unplug it, move it away from anything flammable, and do not charge or use it again. Contact the retailer, and dispose of it as electrical waste through a proper drop-off point rather than putting it in a household bin.

If none of these steps work, keep your order number and a few clear photos to hand and contact the shop. Faulty goods are covered by your statutory rights under UK consumer law.

Value for money

The simplest way to judge value on a high-capacity kit is cost per puff. Take the price on the listing and divide it by the number of puffs you realistically expect. For example, if you expect around 7,000 real-world puffs from a kit, every £10 of purchase price comes to about 0.14p per puff. Add the cost of any extra pods you need to reach that number, and you have a fairer picture than the headline rating alone.

Compare that with the alternatives a smoker has in the UK:

• Cigarettes: a pack of 20 now costs well over £10, and a 20-a-day smoker spends that every day. A vape kit that lasts several weeks at moderate use costs a small fraction of that over the same period
• Smaller disposable-style kits: lower upfront cost, but you replace them far more often, which adds up and creates more electrical waste
• Refillable pod systems: cheaper per millilitre in the long run, because you buy bottles of e-liquid instead of whole kits, but you take on refilling, coil changes and a bit more maintenance

The WuKong V10000 sits in the convenience-led part of this market. You pay for simplicity: no refilling, no coil changes and no settings. If you value that, the price premium over a refillable system is reasonable. If you are comfortable with a refillable setup, you will likely spend less per month over time.

Running costs are small. Charging the battery costs well under a penny per full cycle at current UK electricity prices, so the real expense is pods and liquid. Hidden costs to watch for include replacement pods if the kit does not include enough, a spare charging cable, and the cost of replacing a pod early if you let it run dry and burn the coil.

On environmental value, a rechargeable device that you use for weeks and then recycle properly is a better use of materials than a stack of short-lived single-use products. Take the used kit to a WEEE drop-off point at the end of its life, and make a habit of doing so rather than letting old devices collect in a drawer.

Overall, treat the V10000 as a good fit for moderate to heavy adult users who want a low-effort, flavour-led experience at a sensible cost per puff. For light or occasional users, a smaller kit usually represents better value.

How it compares with other high-capacity kits

The market for rechargeable pod kits in the 8,000 to 15,000 puff range is crowded, with brands such as Elf Bar, Lost Mary and Geek Bar all offering devices in the same space. Specifications and features change from batch to batch, so use the following as a framework for comparing rather than a ranking.

• Versus other branded 10K-class kits: core hardware is broadly similar, with a mesh coil, USB-C charging and a draw-activated pod. The differences are mainly flavour libraries, build finish and extras. Some rivals add a display, a switchable power mode or adjustable airflow, which the WuKong V10000 may not offer. If those features matter, check the product details of the alternatives. If they do not, simplicity is an advantage
• Versus small 600 to 2,000 puff kits: compact kits are cheaper upfront, lighter and easier to hide in a pocket, but you recharge and replace them more often. The WuKong V10000 asks for more space in your pocket in return for fewer replacements
• Versus refillable pod systems from brands such as SMOK, Vaporesso or Vuse: refillable systems let you choose any compliant e-liquid and nicotine strength, and cost less per millilitre over time. They also require refilling and occasional coil changes. A pre-filled kit is more convenient but less flexible
• Versus other SKE products: within the SKE range, the Crystal line is the better known and tends to be the first stop for UK buyers. The Memers series offers a different flavour set and styling, so the choice often comes down to which flavours you prefer rather than a big difference in how they perform

On flavour specifically, B-Razz Fruit Gum sits in the sweet blue raspberry category, which is one of the most heavily populated in the UK market. If you already like blue raspberry from another brand, you will know broadly what to expect, and the question becomes whether the fruit gum twist appeals to you. If you prefer a sharper, sour-leaning blue raspberry, a different variant may suit you better.

An honest summary: the WuKong V10000 is a competent, convenience-led kit that does what a mesh-coil pod device should do. It does not try to differentiate on technology, so the decision comes down to flavour preference, price on the day and whether you want the simplicity of a no-settings device. Check the current price against comparable kits before you buy.