SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Puffs Vape Kit Triple Mango New

Overview

The SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Puffs Vape Kit Triple Mango New by SKE in Triple Mango - New at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Triple Mango: overview

The SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Puffs Vape Kit in Triple Mango is a rechargeable, inhale-activated pod-style kit from SKE, the brand behind the Crystal Bar line that many UK vapers will already recognise. The Memers series is SKE's more playful, character-led range, and the WuKong name nods to the Monkey King of Chinese folklore, which explains the bold, graphic styling. The V10000 figure is the manufacturer's headline puff rating, and Triple Mango is the flavour: a fruit-led profile built around mango in more than one guise rather than a single flat note.

This guide is written for UK buyers who want straight information before ordering. We cover what the puff rating means in practice, how the flavour is likely to taste, what to expect from the battery and the mesh coil, how to choose a nicotine strength within UK limits, and how the kit stacks up against other devices at a similar price. Where the manufacturer has not published a figure, we say so and label our own reasoning as an estimate rather than presenting it as a specification.

Here is the short version of what this kit is:

• Brand and range: SKE, Memers series, WuKong model
• Headline rating: V10000, meaning up to 10,000 puffs under the manufacturer's own test conditions
• Flavour: Triple Mango, a sweet fruit profile with no cooling agent stated in the name
• Format: rechargeable kit, operated by inhaling rather than pressing a button
• Heating element: mesh coil for even heating and steady flavour
• Charging: USB-C, so the cable that charges your phone will usually work
• Nicotine: UK maximum of 20mg/ml; choose your strength from the variant selector on this page

The kit is sold to adults only. You must be 18 or over to buy, and it is intended for adult smokers who want an alternative to cigarettes, not for non-smokers and not for anyone under 18.

What the V10000 puff rating means in practice

Puff ratings are the most prominent number on any modern vape box and also the least standardised. No independent body certifies them. Each manufacturer chooses a draw length (usually a short pull of around two seconds), a flow rate and a device state, then divides the liquid volume by an assumed amount per puff. The V10000 on this kit is SKE's rating, and it is best read as an upper bound reached under gentle, regular use rather than a guarantee.

A simple way to sanity-check it is to look at the liquid. UK rules cap any single refillable tank or pod at 2ml. On a mesh-coil device a typical puff consumes somewhere in the region of 0.002 to 0.004ml, which puts a 2ml fill at roughly 500 to 1,000 puffs. Those are our estimates, not laboratory results, and they move with draw length, power output and how thick the liquid is. Reaching 10,000 puffs therefore means working through the equivalent of ten or more fills, so the headline figure is more sensibly understood as a rating for the kit as a whole across its working life, not a promise for one pod.

What that means for day-to-day use, assuming roughly 700 puffs per fill:

• Light use (around 150 to 200 puffs a day): a fill lasts about three to four days
• Moderate use (around 300 to 400 puffs a day): a fill lasts about two days
• Heavy use (500 puffs or more a day): a fill lasts about a day, and you may find a higher nicotine strength more satisfying than taking more puffs

Puff delivery on a mesh coil should stay steady from the first draw to the last, with vapour volume and flavour holding up until the liquid runs low. The usual sign that a pod is nearly empty is a muted or slightly toasted taste in the final ten per cent or so. When you notice that, refill or swap the pod instead of pushing on, because pulling on a nearly dry coil shortens its life and tastes unpleasant.

If you are comparing this kit with others, ignore the headline number and compare three things instead: liquid volume per pod, battery capacity, and the price of replacement pods or refills. Those three figures tell you far more about running costs and convenience than any puff count.

Triple Mango flavour profile

Triple Mango is a single-fruit profile, and the name suggests three expressions of the same fruit layered together. In practice that usually means a ripe, juicy mango at the front of the inhale, a brighter and slightly tart green-mango note in the middle of the draw that stops the sweetness becoming heavy, and a softer, nectar-like or candied finish on the exhale. Flavour perception is subjective, so your palate may pick out different notes, but that three-stage structure is what the name points to and what mango-focused blends in this category aim for.

• Inhale: ripe mango flesh with a juicy, slightly syrupy sweetness
• Mid-draw: a touch of acidity or green-fruit tang that adds definition
• Exhale: rounded, sweet mango with a lingering fruity aftertaste
• Cooling: none is indicated by the name; if you want a chilled finish, look for an ice-style variant in the SKE range instead
• Sweetness: medium to high, in line with most fruit flavours in this class

Compared with other mango flavours, Triple Mango sits at the straightforward end of the spectrum. It is not a tropical cocktail with pineapple, passion fruit or guava stacked around the mango, and it does not try to be a dessert blend with cream or yoghurt notes. If you like a mango flavour that tastes like mango and little else, that restraint is a strength. If you prefer complicated multi-fruit blends, you may find it a touch one-dimensional after a few days.

Nicotine strength shapes how the flavour comes across. Higher strengths add throat hit, which can slightly mask the delicate tang in the middle of the draw, while lower strengths let the fruit notes sit more clearly in the foreground. Most kits in this class use nicotine salt liquid, which feels smoother than traditional freebase nicotine at the same strength, so even a 20mg/ml fill tends to be gentle on the throat. Confirm the liquid type on the listing if it matters to you.

A few habits help keep the flavour tasting fresh. Avoid chain vaping, because heat builds up and sweet liquids can caramelise on the coil. Let the device rest for twenty to thirty seconds between longer sessions. Store it upright and away from heat. And if flavours seem to fade after several days on one profile, that is usually palate fatigue rather than a fault, and a day or two on something different often resets it.

Design, build quality and ergonomics

The Memers range leans into character artwork, and the WuKong edition follows suit with bold printed graphics on the body instead of the plain metallic or translucent finishes common on older pod devices. Whether that appeals is a matter of taste, but it does make the kit easy to identify in a bag and gives it a more distinctive look than most generic pod shapes. Check the product images on this page for the exact colourway you will receive.

Devices in this class are compact enough to slip into a trouser or jacket pocket, usually around the size of a large lighter or slightly bigger. The body is typically built from moulded plastic with a printed or coated shell, and the pod seats into the base with a firm click. The mouthpiece is shaped for comfortable lip contact, and the airflow is set at the factory, so there are no dials or sliders to adjust. That keeps the kit simple but also means you cannot tighten or loosen the draw.

What we would look for when the kit arrives:

• Pod seating: the pod should sit flush with the body and not wobble or rattle when you give the device a gentle shake
• Seals and packaging: any protective plugs, films or tape should be intact when you open the box, and you should remove them before the first use
• Finish: printed artwork should be crisp and even, with no peeling at the edges or glue marks
• Charging port: the USB-C socket should be clean and straight, with no visible damage or bent contacts
• Weight: the kit should feel solid for its size rather than hollow, which is a rough indicator that the battery is present and secured

Printed finishes are the part most likely to show wear. Carrying the kit loose in a pocket with keys or coins will scuff the graphics within weeks, so a small pouch or a separate pocket is a cheap way to keep it looking tidy. Avoid leaving it in a hot car or on a radiator, because heat softens plastics and thins e-liquid, which can lead to leaks around the pod seat. If you notice liquid on the outside of the pod, wipe it off with a dry cloth and stand the device upright for a while before using it.

Battery capacity and USB-C charging

SKE does not always publish a battery capacity on the packaging, so we will be clear about what is known and what is reasoned. The kit charges over USB-C, which is the standard on current devices and removes the need for a proprietary cable. For rechargeable pod kits of this size, internal cells commonly fall in the range of roughly 500 to 900mAh. That is our estimate for the class, not a figure printed on the WuKong, so treat it as a guide to expectations rather than a specification.

What that range means in daily use: at moderate puffing, a cell of that size usually gets through a full day, and many users top up once every day or two rather than waiting for the device to cut out. Because the kit can be recharged and the liquid supply is the real limit, you will probably reach for the charging cable roughly as often as you replace or refill the pod. If you notice the battery draining faster than the liquid, check for a damaged cable or a loose pod connection before assuming the cell is faulty.

• Cable and adapter: use a standard USB-C cable with a basic 5V phone charger or a laptop port; a high-wattage fast charger is unnecessary and offers no benefit for a small cell
• Charge time: small cells of this size typically need somewhere between thirty and ninety minutes from low to full, depending on the adapter
• Indicator light: many devices in this class show a light while charging that changes or switches off when full; if the indicator behaves differently, check the packaging insert
• Safe charging: charge on a hard, non-flammable surface, do not leave the device charging unattended overnight, and stop using any cable that is frayed or runs hot
• Battery lifespan: lithium cells wear gradually, and several hundred charge cycles is a reasonable expectation before capacity drops noticeably

Avoid vaping while charging unless the instructions state that the device supports it, because it can overheat a small cell. Do not crush, puncture or soak the device, and keep it out of direct sun. When the kit eventually reaches the end of its life, do not put it in household waste or general recycling. Lithium batteries are a fire risk in bin lorries and sorting plants. Retailers that sell vapes in the UK are expected to offer take-back, and many councils run household waste recycling centres with dedicated drop-off points for small electricals and batteries, so use those instead.

Mesh coil technology and vapour production

The WuKong uses a mesh coil, which is a flat, perforated metal screen rather than the thin round wire found in older pod devices. Because the screen has far more surface area in contact with the cotton wick, liquid is heated more evenly and more quickly. That is the reason mesh coils have become the standard in this class: they tend to give a fuller, more consistent flavour and a steadier vapour output across a long draw, with fewer hot spots that scorch the liquid.

The practical benefits for a flavour-led kit like this one are straightforward:

• Faster ramp-up: the coil reaches working temperature in a fraction of a second, so the first puff of a session tastes the same as the tenth
• Even heating: a larger heating area spreads the load across the wick, which reduces the chance of a localised dry spot
• Flavour definition: sweet fruit profiles such as Triple Mango keep their layers distinct when the temperature is controlled, rather than blurring into a general sugary note
• Vapour consistency: volume and warmth stay steady across a draw, instead of tailing off as the coil cools

Mesh also has trade-offs. Because it draws liquid quickly, it consumes e-liquid faster than a basic round coil at the same power, which is one reason sweet flavours can feel like they go quickly. Sweeteners in the liquid can also build up on the mesh over time and dull the flavour, which is a normal ageing process rather than a defect. Typical resistance for pod-style mesh coils is in the region of 0.8 to 1.2 ohm with an output of around 10 to 15 watts, which delivers a warm, mouth-to-lung style draw. Those numbers are class norms rather than WuKong-specific specifications.

To get the most from a new coil, let the liquid saturate the cotton before the first draw. Wait around five minutes after filling or inserting a fresh pod, then take two or three gentle puffs rather than a long, hard one. Avoid chain vaping, because sustained use does not give the cotton time to re-wet, and that is the main cause of burnt taste. If you ever get a harsh, acrid hit, stop and let the device rest. Repeated dry hits permanently damage a coil, and the flavour does not come back once the cotton has scorched.

Choosing a nicotine strength under UK rules

UK law caps nicotine in e-liquid at 20mg/ml, which is the same as 2 per cent. Refillable tanks and pods cannot exceed 2ml in capacity, and refill bottles cannot exceed 10ml. These limits apply to everything sold in this category, so you will not find anything stronger than 20mg/ml on a legitimate UK listing. Since 1 June 2025, single-use disposable vapes can no longer be sold in the UK, which is a major reason the rechargeable kit format has become the norm. Check the specification block on this page for the exact pod format and available strengths.

As a rough guide, strength is best matched to how much you smoked or vaped before:

• 20mg/ml: suited to people who smoked around ten or more cigarettes a day and are switching fully; with nicotine salts the throat hit is firm but not harsh
• 10 to 12mg/ml: suited to lighter or social smokers, or to vapers who find 20mg/ml too intense and want a softer hit
• 5 to 6mg/ml: suited to people stepping down gradually or those who vape lightly and mostly for the flavour
• 0mg/ml: nicotine-free, for anyone who wants the habit and taste without nicotine

The signs that your strength is wrong are easy to spot. If you chain vape, feel restless soon after finishing a session, or take far more puffs than you used to, the strength is probably too low. If you feel light-headed, nauseous, or get a harsh catch at the back of the throat, it is probably too high. Move one step at a time and give each strength a few days before judging it.

Nicotine salts and freebase nicotine are not the same at identical numbers. A 20mg/ml salt liquid feels smoother and is absorbed more quickly than a 20mg/ml freebase liquid, which is why many people who find freebase harsh find salts comfortable at the same strength. Vaping is not risk-free and contains nicotine, which is addictive. It is not recommended for non-smokers, for under-18s or for anyone who is pregnant without medical advice. If your aim is to quit nicotine altogether, the NHS stop smoking service can offer support alongside vaping.

When the device or pod reaches the end of its life, return it responsibly. UK shops that sell vapes are expected to take used vapes back, and many local recycling centres have drop-off points for small electricals and batteries. Never put a vape in household waste or kerbside recycling.

Who the WuKong V10000 kit suits

Every vape format suits some people and frustrates others, and being honest about that is more useful than selling a kit as a universal answer. The WuKong V10000 is a simple, flavour-led device. Its strengths are ease of use, a compact body and a fruit profile that is easy to enjoy. Its limits come from the same simplicity: you do not get adjustable airflow, variable power or the option to run very high-volume vapour.

It is well suited to:

• Adult smokers switching to vaping: a draw-activated device with no buttons or settings is close to the simplicity of lighting a cigarette
• Flavour-first vapers: Triple Mango is a clean fruit profile that rewards people who care more about taste than cloud size
• People who want minimal maintenance: there is nothing to adjust, no coils to build and very little to learn
• Commuters and travellers: the size is pocket-friendly and the USB-C cable is likely one you already carry
• Anyone who wants a mouth-to-lung draw: the tighter airflow and warm vapour copy the feel of a cigarette

It is less suited to:

• Non-smokers and under-18s: vaping is intended for adult smokers looking for an alternative, and sale to under-18s is illegal
• Cloud chasers: if you want large, cool vapour from an open airflow, a sub-ohm tank on a variable-wattage mod is the right tool
• Tinkerers: if you enjoy changing coils, adjusting airflow and tuning wattage, a fixed-output pod kit will feel limiting
• People who want the lowest running cost: refillable open systems that take cheap bottled liquid generally cost less per millilitre over a long period
• Anyone pregnant or with a heart or respiratory condition: take medical advice first

If you are unsure where you fall, the quickest test is to ask whether you want a device you can pick up and use immediately, or one you can tune. For the first group, the WuKong makes sense. For the second, a more adjustable kit is the better match.

How to use the kit step by step

The kit is designed to be straightforward, but a few careful steps at the start make a noticeable difference to flavour, longevity and leaks. Read any insert in the box first, because pod formats vary and the manufacturer's instructions take priority over general guidance.

• Step 1, unbox and inspect: check the device for cracks, check the pod is intact, and remove any transparent plugs, stickers or films covering the mouthpiece or airflow holes
• Step 2, fit the pod: if the pod is supplied separately, push it firmly into the base until it clicks, and make sure it sits flush with the body
• Step 3, let it saturate: wait around five minutes so that the liquid reaches the cotton; skipping this is the most common cause of a burnt first puff
• Step 4, charge if needed: if the battery is low, connect the USB-C cable to a basic 5V adapter, and keep the device on a hard, non-flammable surface while it charges
• Step 5, take the first draws: inhale slowly and steadily for two to three seconds; the device fires on your breath, so there is no button to press
• Step 6, pace yourself: pause for twenty to thirty seconds between puffs so the coil can re-wet, especially during the first few days
• Step 7, replace or refill when it fades: when flavour turns flat or the vapour thins out, swap the pod, or refill it if it is a refillable type, rather than continuing on a dry wick

If your pod is the refillable type, use a bottle of 10ml or smaller, fill slowly to just below the maximum line, and avoid getting liquid into the central airflow tube. Wipe away any spills around the fill port, and let the pod rest for a few minutes before the next draw.

Draw technique matters more than people expect. This kit is built for a mouth-to-lung style: draw the vapour into your mouth first, hold it for a second, then inhale. Pulling hard and fast, as you might on a sub-ohm device, pushes too much liquid through the coil and can cause gurgling or spitting. Between uses, keep the device upright, keep it away from children and pets, and store it out of the sun. Rinse your mouth with water if the sweetness builds up after long sessions.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with pod kits come down to a handful of causes, and most can be fixed in a minute without replacing anything. Work through the list below before assuming the device is faulty, and keep your order number to hand in case you do need to contact support.

• No vapour or no response when you inhale: check that the pod is fully clicked in, that all protective films and plugs are removed, and that the battery is not flat; try a gentle pull to prime the cotton, then try again
• Weak or flat flavour: the pod may be nearly empty, or the coil may be tired; try a fresh pod, and avoid chain vaping, which dulls flavour through heat build-up
• Burnt or acrid taste: stop immediately, because the cotton is dry or scorched; let the device rest, take a few gentle puffs, and if the taste stays, replace the pod
• Gurgling or spitting: there is too much liquid near the airflow; blow gently back through the mouthpiece with the device off, wipe it clean and use softer, slower draws
• Leaking from the pod seat: wipe the outside, check the pod is seated properly and keep the device upright; heat and rapid temperature changes make leaks more likely, so avoid cars and radiators
• Battery not charging: try a different cable and adapter, check the USB-C port is free from fluff or debris, and make sure the charging cable is fully inserted
• Device gets hot: stop using it, unplug it if charging, and let it cool; if it gets hot again with normal use, do not keep using it and contact support
• Rattling inside: a slight movement in the pod can be normal, but any loose parts inside the body should be reported

A faulty device is different from a tired one. If you have followed these steps, used a fresh pod and tried a second cable and the device still fails to work, it may be defective. Take clear photographs of the device and the packaging, note the batch number printed on the box if there is one, and contact us promptly with your order number. We can then explain the next step, which will usually be a replacement or refund, subject to our returns policy.

Finally, never attempt to open the casing, replace the battery or modify the device. Lithium cells are safe when sealed and handled correctly but should never be tampered with.

Value for money

Value is a combination of purchase price, running cost, convenience and how long the device lasts, and no single number captures it. A simple approach is to divide the price by a realistic estimate of the puffs you will get, not by the headline rating. If a kit costs the same as a cheaper rechargeable device but gives you several fills of liquid and a battery that can be recharged hundreds of times, the cost per puff drops sharply compared with a device you throw away after a few days.

As an illustration only, using round numbers rather than the current price: if you paid £15 for a kit and realistically got through 3,000 to 5,000 puffs, the cost works out at around 0.3p to 0.5p a puff. Check the current price on this page and do the same sum with your own expected usage. The factors that decide whether the number holds up are:

• Replacement pod price: the cost of each additional pod or refill bottle is the largest part of long-term spend
• Battery life: a rechargeable cell that holds up for hundreds of cycles spreads the hardware cost over a long period
• Waste: every pod that leaks, burns out early or gets lost adds to the true cost
• Your own puff count: heavy users get through pods faster, so cost per day matters more than cost per puff

It is also worth comparing against smoking. A pack of 20 cigarettes in the UK now costs well over £14, and someone who smokes a pack a day spends more than £400 a month. A vape kit and a steady supply of pods or liquid typically costs a fraction of that, which is one reason many smokers switch. Savings depend on how much you vape, so track your first month to see where you land.

The rechargeable format also avoids much of the waste associated with the old single-use model, since the battery and body are used repeatedly and the consumable is the pod or liquid. Returning used hardware and batteries to a drop-off point keeps that advantage intact. Delivery costs and any free-delivery thresholds are shown at checkout, so add them to your calculation if you are ordering multiple items.

On balance, the WuKong offers fair value for people who want a pre-set, low-maintenance flavour device and expect to use it daily. It offers less value for someone who vapes very heavily or already owns a refillable system with cheap bottled liquid.

How it compares with similar devices

No kit is the right answer for everyone, so it helps to place the WuKong V10000 among its realistic alternatives. The comparisons below are about format and trade-offs rather than a ranking, and specifications for other brands change between releases, so check each product page before deciding.

• Against other SKE devices: the Crystal Bar line is SKE's better-known family, and the Memers series offers a similar draw and flavour approach with more distinctive artwork. If you already like one SKE flavour, you can expect the Memers devices to feel familiar, and the choice between lines largely comes down to design and which flavour you want.
• Against closed prefilled pod kits such as the Elf Bar Mate 500 style: these use sealed pods and offer very simple swaps with no refilling. They are convenient and tidy, but you are tied to the manufacturer's pods and flavours, and the pods can cost more over time than refilling from a bottle.
• Against refillable pod kits such as the Vaporesso XROS or Uwell Caliburn families: these give you more control over liquid choice and often lower long-term costs, and some offer adjustable airflow or power. They ask more of you in terms of filling, cleaning and keeping spare pods, whereas the WuKong aims to be simpler.
• Against the Lost Mary Liquid Pod Kit approach: this is a refillable style with broad flavour choice and similar convenience. The WuKong competes on the appeal of its specific flavour and design, while the trade-off is how easy replacement pods and refills are to find.
• Against open-system tanks and mods: variable-wattage devices give far more vapour and tuning, but they are bulkier, need coil changes and take time to learn. They suit enthusiasts rather than someone who wants to pick up a pocket device and go.

Where the WuKong is strong: simplicity, portability, a straightforward fruit flavour and a mesh coil that keeps taste steady. Where it is weaker: it has fixed airflow and output, a puff rating that should be treated as a ceiling, and the usual dependence on a particular brand's pods or flavours.

If you want the least effort and like mango, it is a reasonable pick. If you want to experiment with liquids, wattage or airflow, a refillable kit is a better long-term match. And if you are not sure, a pocket-sized rechargeable kit like this is a low-commitment way to find out which style you prefer before investing in a more involved setup.