SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Puffs Vape Kit

Overview

The SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Puffs Vape Kit by SKE across 15 flavours at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Puffs Vape Kit overview

The SKE Memers WuKong V10000 Puffs Vape Kit is a ready-to-use vape from SKE, a brand UK vapers know for large-capacity devices that need no setup. On VapeShopOnline it is listed at £7.99, with a choice of 10mg and 20mg nicotine strengths and a long list of flavours on the product page. The V10000 in the name is the manufacturer's rated puff count of 10,000, which places this device in the big-capacity class rather than the small, short-life class.

The word kit matters here. Everything you need to start is in one unit: the battery, the heating element and the pre-filled nicotine e-liquid are already built together. There is no bottle to open, no tank to fill, no coil to prime and no menu to learn. You remove any seals or caps, bring it to your lips and draw. That simplicity is the main reason devices of this type remain popular with adult smokers who are switching and want a routine that takes no technical effort.

This guide is written to help you decide whether the Memers WuKong V10000 suits you before you order, and to give you practical help once it arrives. It covers:

• How the 10,000 puff rating works and what daily use looks like
• The flavour range, grouped by profile
• Design, battery, charging and mesh coil technology
• Choosing between 10mg and 20mg nicotine
• Who should buy it and who should look elsewhere
• Setup, troubleshooting, value for money and comparisons with other formats

One note on honesty. Where a manufacturer has not published a figure we can verify, such as exact battery capacity, coil resistance or liquid volume, we do not invent one. You will see us explain how the technology works in general terms instead, and you can confirm the details on the pack in your hands.

UK context matters too. The UK caps nicotine strength at 20mg/ml for all nicotine vaping products, including disposable-style devices, and vapes are sold to adults aged 18 and over only. Rules on vapes changed significantly in 2025, with new restrictions on single-use devices, so always read the listing and the leaflet in the box to understand how your specific unit is meant to be used, charged and recycled. Waste vapes must never go in household bins, and we cover the recycling route in the battery section below.

Puff count and real-world performance

A puff rating is a manufacturer's estimate, not a promise. It is usually produced on a testing machine that takes a standard puff of a set length and volume at regular intervals. Human vaping is messier. Some people take short, light draws and others take long, deep ones, and the longer and harder you draw, the more e-liquid each puff uses. That is why two people can use identical devices and see very different lifespans.

To make the number practical, here is how 10,000 rated puffs translates into days at different habits, assuming the rating is met in full:

• Light use, about 100 puffs a day: roughly 100 days
• Moderate use, about 200 puffs a day: roughly 50 days
• Regular use, about 300 puffs a day: roughly 33 days
• Heavy use, about 400 puffs a day: roughly 25 days

Treat those figures as the upper end. Across this class of device, real-world yield commonly comes in below the printed rating, particularly for people who take long draws or vape in frequent bursts. Planning on about two thirds of the rated number is a sensible way to avoid being caught short.

Several factors move the number up or down:

• Draw length. A steady two to three second draw uses less liquid than a long, hard pull, and it produces better flavour.
• Nicotine strength. People using 10mg often draw more frequently than people using 20mg, which uses liquid faster.
• Chain vaping. Rapid back-to-back draws heat the coil harder, use more liquid per puff and shorten the life of the wick.
• Flavour type. Sweeter profiles can leave more residue on a heating element over time, which can dull flavour towards the end of a device's life.
• Storage. Heat thins e-liquid and encourages leaking, so a device left on a sunny windowsill or in a hot car can lose liquid for no benefit.

What does a healthy device feel like? Consistent flavour and vapour from the first puff for most of its life. Towards the end, the usual pattern across the category is gradual thinning: flavour fades first, vapour becomes lighter, and eventually a faint toasted note appears as the wick runs low. That is your cue to switch to a fresh unit rather than pushing on, because drawing on a nearly empty wick is what causes the harsh, burnt taste people complain about.

You do not need to count puffs. Use flavour and vapour as your guide, and keep a spare device in a drawer so a flat battery or empty wick never leaves you without a switch-over option.

Flavour range and profiles

Flavour is where the Memers WuKong V10000 family spreads out. The range on the product page covers fruit, iced, candy-style and mint profiles, and some are labelled New, which means they were added recently. Availability changes, so use the flavour selector on the product page for the current lineup. We describe each group below based on what the names signal. Taste is subjective, and no written description replaces trying one yourself.

• Berry and razz: Blue Razz, Blue Sour Raspberry, Blueberry Raspberry, Blueberry Cherry Cranberry and Mr Blue make up the blue-fruit end of the range. Blue Razz is the familiar sweet blue raspberry profile that is among the most widely bought in UK vaping. Blue Sour Raspberry adds a tart edge that cuts through the sweetness, while Blueberry Cherry Cranberry is a layered mixed-berry blend with a slightly tangy finish.
• Iced fruit: Strawberry Ice, Watermelon Ice, Cherry Ice, Peach Ice and Vimbull Ice. The ice label means a cooling finish on the exhale, usually a menthol-style chill rather than a heavy mint. Vimbull is a name that nods to berry-led soft-drink and energy-drink flavours, with a cold finish added.
• Tropical and mango: Triple Mango, Tropical Fruit, Tropical Pineapple, Kiwi Passionfruit Guava, Fruit Medley and Strawberry Watermelon Burst. These tend to be rounder and juicier than the berry group, with more sweetness and less sharpness.
• Sweet and candy-style: Fruit Gum, B-Razz Fruit Gum, Fizzy Cherry and Sakura Grape. Expect confectionery-style sweetness. Sakura is the Japanese word for cherry blossom, so Sakura Grape points to grape with a light floral note.
• Apple, citrus and mint: Double Apple, Lemon Lime and Fresh Mint. These are the cleaner, lighter options, useful if you find heavily sweet vapes cloying.

If you are choosing your first flavour, pick something you already like in food or drink form. People switching from smoking often start with Fresh Mint or an iced fruit because the cooling sensation gives a clear signal on every draw. If you plan to vape all day, lighter fruit and ice profiles generally cause less flavour fatigue than very sweet ones. Flavour fatigue, sometimes called vaper's tongue, is the effect where a flavour seems to fade because your palate has become used to it, even though the device is working normally.

A practical tip is to buy two different flavours and alternate them. Rotating profiles keeps each one tasting fresh, and the price per device makes it easy to try a second flavour without committing to a large order. Cooling intensity differs between ice flavours, so if you are sensitive to menthol, start with a non-iced option such as Triple Mango or Double Apple.

Design, build and handling

The WuKong V10000 follows the layout most vapers will recognise from large-capacity devices: a single sealed body with a mouthpiece at the top, a printed or wrapped outer shell showing the SKE and Memers branding, and a charging port at the base. There are no parts to assemble and nothing to unscrew in normal use, which keeps the design simple and removes the small components that tend to get lost with refillable kits. We do not publish dimensions or weight here because we would rather you check the pack than rely on a number we cannot verify.

What matters in daily handling is mostly comfort and durability. A few points to keep in mind:

• Grip. A body that sits comfortably between thumb and fingers means you can vape one-handed on a commute or during a break. Smooth finishes look good but can be slippery with damp hands.
• Mouthpiece. A rounded mouthpiece is kinder on the lips during longer sessions. Wipe it with a dry tissue now and then, since moisture and residue build up quickly in pockets.
• Pocket life. Keep the device away from loose keys and coins, which can scratch the shell and, in the worst case, press against the charging port. A small pouch or a separate pocket is enough.
• Drops. Sealed devices are fairly tolerant of knocks, but a hard fall onto concrete can crack the shell or dislodge internal parts. If the casing is cracked, stop using it.

Check your packaging on arrival. Genuine UK-market vapes carry a nicotine addiction health warning, an ingredients list, the nicotine strength, an age restriction marking and importer or manufacturer contact details in English. Missing or blurred warnings, spelling errors on the box or an unusually low price are common signs of counterfeit stock. Every product we dispatch is genuine, which is one reason to buy from a retailer that stands behind its sourcing rather than from a market stall or a marketplace seller with no track record.

Finally, remember that the device contains nicotine e-liquid and a lithium battery. Keep it out of reach of children and pets at all times, and do not leave it where a small child could find it, such as a coffee table or an open bag.

Battery life and charging

Devices in the 10,000 puff class are rechargeable by design, and the WuKong V10000 follows that pattern. A battery of the size that fits inside a slim vape is not intended to deliver an entire puff rating on a single charge, so topping up along the way is part of normal use. We do not quote a milliamp-hour figure because we have not seen one we can verify from the manufacturer, and an invented number would not help you.

What you can rely on is the general behaviour of lithium-ion batteries in devices of this type:

• Charging port. Most current devices in this class charge through USB-C. Look at the base of your unit to confirm. If it is USB-C, any standard USB-C cable will do, and there is no need for a proprietary lead.
• Charger choice. Use a standard 5V phone charger or a computer USB port. Avoid unbranded, very high output chargers, which add heat and wear for no gain.
• Charging time. Expect a full charge to take a number of hours rather than a few minutes. If your unit has an indicator light, watch for it to change or switch off before unplugging.
• When to charge. Top up when vapour weakens or the indicator flashes, rather than running the battery flat every time. Partial top-ups are fine for lithium-ion cells and tend to be gentler than repeated deep drains.
• Using while charging. Avoid it. Drawing while plugged in stresses the battery and can lead to overheating.

Safety is simple but worth stating plainly. Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface, not under a pillow or on a sofa. Do not leave a device charging overnight or unattended. Never charge a device that is hot, swollen, cracked or leaking. If it ever becomes unusually hot in use, stop, put it down somewhere safe and let it cool.

Recycling. Because the device contains a lithium battery, it must never go in household rubbish or normal recycling bins, where crushed batteries start fires in bin lorries and waste plants. When the device is finished, take it to a drop-off point. In the UK, many shops that sell vapes will accept waste vapes, and household waste recycling centres take them as small electricals. The Recycle Your Electricals postcode search shows your nearest option. Do not try to remove the battery yourself.

Mesh coil technology and vapour delivery

Large-capacity devices at this level almost universally use a mesh heating element rather than a traditional round-wire coil, and that is the technology we describe here. We have not been given a verified resistance or wattage figure for the WuKong V10000, so we do not publish one. What we can do is explain why mesh matters and how to get the most out of it.

A traditional coil heats e-liquid along a thin spiral of wire. A mesh element is a flat or curved grid with many more points of contact against the wicking material. That larger surface area has several practical effects:

• Even heating. More of the wick is warmed at once, so there are fewer hot spots that scorch the liquid.
• Consistent flavour. Heating at a lower, steadier temperature tends to preserve the character of a flavour from the first puff onward.
• Denser vapour for the power used. Mesh turns liquid into vapour efficiently, which is part of how a compact battery can support such a high puff rating.
• Longer element life. Spreading the heat reduces stress on any single spot, which helps the device stay consistent over many thousands of draws.

Behind the mesh sits the wick, usually cotton or a similar absorbent material, which carries e-liquid to the heating surface by capillary action. This is where user technique matters. If you draw too hard or too often, the wick cannot resupply liquid as fast as the mesh vaporises it, and you get a dry hit: a hot, harsh, burnt taste. A short pause between draws gives the wick time to catch up.

Devices like this are typically nicotine salt formulations. Nicotine salts have a lower pH than freebase nicotine, which makes higher strengths feel smoother on the throat. That is why a 20mg salt can feel gentler than a freebase liquid of the same strength, and why low-power mesh devices are paired with salts rather than the heavy-cloud freebase liquids used in other styles of vaping.

Airflow in this class is typically fixed and restricted, producing a mouth-to-lung draw: you draw into your mouth first, then inhale. Many adult smokers find this familiar. If you prefer a loose, airy draw and big clouds, this format will feel tight, and a different device style may suit you better.

To get steady performance, keep draws to two or three seconds, pause for 20 to 30 seconds between them, and store the device upright when not in use so liquid stays where it belongs.

Choosing between 10mg and 20mg nicotine

The product page offers 10mg and 20mg. Those figures are shorthand for milligrams of nicotine per millilitre of e-liquid, so 10mg means 1 percent and 20mg means 2 percent. The UK ceiling for nicotine vaping products is 20mg/ml, so 20mg is the strongest legal option on the market. Choosing between the two comes down to your current nicotine intake and how you plan to use the device.

Choose 20mg if:

• You smoke around ten or more cigarettes a day and want a strength that feels comparable to what you are used to.
• You want a noticeable throat hit and a quick satisfying effect from fewer puffs.
• Your previous attempts with lower strengths left you reaching for the device constantly without feeling satisfied.

Choose 10mg if:

• You smoke lightly or socially, or you already use lower-strength devices.
• You like to vape for longer sessions and prefer a smoother draw that is easier to take in volume.
• You are sensitive to throat hit, particularly with iced flavours, where cooling and nicotine can combine into a sharp sensation.

There is a trade-off worth understanding. A lower strength can lead you to draw more often to reach the same level of satisfaction, which means you use the device faster. A higher strength can satisfy with fewer draws, which stretches the puff count. Neither is cheaper in absolute terms, so choose by comfort rather than assuming one saves money.

Signs that a strength is too high for you include dizziness, nausea, headaches, a racing pulse or persistent hiccups. If this happens, stop using the device and consider moving down in strength. If you find yourself vaping constantly and never feeling satisfied, the strength may be too low.

Nicotine is addictive. These products are for adults who already use nicotine, and anyone who does not smoke or vape should not start. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a health condition, speak to a healthcare professional before using any nicotine product. We cannot make health claims about vaping, and this guide does not make any.

Who the WuKong V10000 suits and who should skip it

No single device suits everyone, and being clear about fit saves you money. Here is an honest breakdown.

It is a good fit for:

• Adult smokers who are switching and want a device with no refilling, no coil changes and no settings. Pick it up, draw and carry on.
• People who dislike maintenance. If the idea of topping up e-liquid or swapping parts puts you off vaping altogether, a sealed device removes those steps.
• Flavour-led vapers who like variety. With a wide range at one price, it is easy to try several profiles.
• Budget-conscious buyers. At £7.99 for a 10,000 puff rating, the cost per puff on paper is low compared with smaller devices.
• Second-device users. A sealed, pocket-sized unit makes a convenient spare for travel, work or a bag.

Look elsewhere if:

• You are under 18, or you do not currently use nicotine. These products are strictly for adult nicotine users.
• You want control. There is no adjustable wattage, no variable airflow and no coil swapping. If you like to tweak your vape, a refillable pod or box mod system fits better.
• You want the lowest possible running cost. Heavy users who vape many hundreds of puffs a day often find refillable kits cheaper over time.
• You want to minimise electronic waste. A sealed device still ends up for recycling after use, whereas a refillable pod system keeps the battery and body in service for much longer.
• You dislike sweet flavours. Most of the range is fruit or confectionery-led. Fresh Mint is the exception, and if you want tobacco or a dry, savoury profile you will need to look at other ranges.
• You want a display or smart features. We do not list one for this model, so check the pack if that matters to you.

If you are unsure, start with one device in a flavour you already enjoy and the strength that matches your smoking history. At this price, trying the format costs little, and you will quickly learn whether it suits your habits.

Getting started: setup, activation and everyday use

The WuKong V10000 is designed to work out of the box. Check the pack leaflet for the activation method on the unit you receive. In this class of device the common arrangement is draw activation, meaning there is no button to press: you simply inhale through the mouthpiece. If your unit has a button or switch, follow the leaflet, which takes priority over general guidance.

A simple first-use routine:

• Inspect the pack. Check that the warnings and ingredients are printed in English and that the device is intact with no cracks or damp patches.
• Remove packaging. Take off any seals, plugs or protective film from the mouthpiece and the air inlets, if present.
• Let it settle. Stand the device upright for a few minutes, particularly after a delivery journey. This lets the wick re-saturate before the first draw.
• Start gently. Take a couple of light, slow draws first. A cold, dry wick on the first puffs is the main cause of an early burnt taste.
• Settle into a rhythm. Draw for two to three seconds, then pause for 20 to 30 seconds before the next.
• Top up the battery when it needs it. Charge as described in the battery section rather than waiting for it to die completely.

Some everyday habits keep the device performing consistently:

• Store it upright, away from direct sunlight, radiators and hot vehicles.
• Keep it out of damp places such as a bathroom shelf or a pocket that goes through the wash.
• Wipe the mouthpiece clean and dry, and keep the air inlets free of lint and crumbs.
• Do not shake it, squeeze it or press on the body, which can force liquid into the airway.
• Do not take it apart. Opening the casing is dangerous and voids any claim.

When travelling, keep it in a bag in a cool, shaded spot. If you fly, check the airline's rules for vaping devices and lithium batteries. They are generally not permitted in checked luggage and must be carried in the cabin, but rules vary by airline and country, and you must not use them on board.

When the device is finished, do not bin it. Return it through one of the UK recycling routes described in the battery section.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most problems with sealed devices have simple causes. Work through the likely ones before assuming the unit is faulty.

• No vapour, or the device will not fire. The battery may be flat, so plug it in and give it time. If it still does not respond, check that no seal or film is blocking the air inlet, and try a stronger first draw. Make sure the connection port is clean and free of lint.
• Weak or fading flavour. This may be flavour fatigue rather than a fault, so try a different flavour for a day or two. If flavour has been thinning steadily alongside lighter vapour, the device is probably approaching the end of its life.
• Burnt or harsh taste. This is the classic dry hit. Slow down, shorten draws and pause longer between them. If the taste persists even after resting the device, the wick is likely depleted and it is time for a new one. Do not keep pushing through, because it only gets worse.
• Gurgling or liquid in your mouth. A little condensation can collect in the airway. Hold the device upright, tap it gently against your palm, wipe the mouthpiece and take a gentle draw away from your mouth first. Persistent flooding suggests a leak, and you should contact us.
• Leaking from the body. A small amount of residue around the mouthpiece is normal, particularly after a hot day. Heavy leaking, sticky liquid on the casing or liquid at the charging port is not. Stop using the device and contact us with your order number and photographs.
• The device will not charge. Try a different cable and a different power source. Check the charging port for lint with a wooden toothpick, never metal. If it still will not charge, contact us.
• The device is hot. Stop using it and let it cool away from anything flammable. If it repeatedly overheats, stop using it permanently and contact us. Do not charge a device that has been hot to the touch.
• The taste has changed after storage. E-liquid can settle, and a device left in a cold or hot place can taste different at first. Leave it upright at room temperature for an hour and try again.

If you have tried these steps and the device still misbehaves, contact us promptly with your order number and clear photographs. Keep the packaging if you can, since batch details on the box help us trace and resolve issues quickly. Do not attempt to repair or open the device, and take any swollen, cracked or leaking unit out of use at once.

Value for money and running cost

At £7.99, the SKE Memers WuKong V10000 sits in an approachable price bracket for a device with a 10,000 puff rating. The arithmetic is simple. Dividing the price by the rated puffs gives roughly 80p for every 1,000 puffs, or less than a tenth of a penny per puff, if the device delivers its full rating.

Daily running costs depend on how much you vape. Based on the rated count and the usage figures from the performance section, the maths looks like this:

• About 100 puffs a day: a device lasts around 100 days, costing about 8p a day.
• About 200 puffs a day: a device lasts around 50 days, costing about 16p a day.
• About 400 puffs a day: a device lasts around 25 days, costing about 32p a day.

These are best-case figures. If real-world yield is lower, as is common in this category, the daily cost rises accordingly, but it still compares well with the sort of price people pay for a habit that involves buying frequently. For comparison, a hypothetical smaller device rated at 600 puffs and priced at £5.99 would work out at roughly £10 per 1,000 puffs, which is about twelve times the cost per puff on paper.

Fair caveats apply. A sealed device is a single-use purchase: when it is done, you buy another. Over many months, a refillable pod system with a bottle of nicotine salt e-liquid can be cheaper per puff for heavy users, though it needs an upfront kit purchase, replacement pods and a bit of maintenance. Whether the saving is worth the effort is a personal call.

There are practical ways to make your money go further:

• Buy several at once. We offer free UK delivery on orders over £20, so three devices at £7.99 come to £23.97 and ship free. Mixing flavours in one order lets you try variety without paying postage.
• Vape gently. Steady, spaced draws extend the life of the wick and the liquid.
• Store it properly. Heat and leaks waste liquid you have already paid for.
• Keep a spare. Having a second device in a cupboard prevents emergency buys at higher prices from convenience shops.

Orders placed before 4pm are dispatched that day, and every product we supply is genuine, so the price you see reflects authentic stock rather than a discount on questionable goods.

How it compares with other options

The honest comparison is less about brand names and more about format. Here is how the WuKong V10000 sits against the main alternatives.

• Smaller devices in the 600 to 800 puff range. These cost a little less up front and are very compact, but they run out quickly and need replacing often. For anyone vaping daily, the cost per puff is much higher and the waste volume is greater. They suit very light or occasional use, or a short trial.
• Larger devices, such as the SKE 30K Pro Max range. We also stock these. They offer a much higher puff rating and often extra features, but they are bulkier, cost more per unit and may be more than you need. If you want something light for a pocket, the V10000 is easier to carry. If you want the longest runtime between purchases, the larger devices are worth a look.
• Other 10,000 puff devices from different brands. Technically these are very similar: a sealed body, a mesh element, a rechargeable battery and nicotine salt e-liquid. The practical differences come down to flavour range, price and how well a given flavour suits your palate. If you already know that a rival brand does a flavour you love, there is no technical reason to switch. If you are choosing fresh, the WuKong range gives a wide selection at a modest price.
• Refillable pod kits. These use replaceable pods, which under UK rules are limited to 2ml, and e-liquid bottles limited to 10ml. They give you control over strength, flavour and airflow and cost less to run, but they need refilling, pod changes and basic care. They suit people who want to tinker or reduce long-term cost.
• Box mods and advanced kits. These suit experienced hobbyists who want adjustable power and larger clouds. They are a different category and not a like-for-like alternative.

Where does the WuKong V10000 fall short? It does not publish verified specifications for battery size or coil resistance, it offers no adjustment, and it is a sealed unit that ends up as electrical waste. Where does it do well? It is easy to use, offers a wide flavour choice at an accessible price, and delivers a long rated runtime from a pocketable body.

If simplicity and low upfront cost matter most, it is a sensible choice. If control, lowest long-term cost or environmental footprint matter most, a refillable system is the better route. Either way, the decision is yours, and we would rather you buy the right format than the cheapest one. Everything we sell is for adults aged 18 and over only.