Aspire Veynom EX Vape Kit Teal Purple Fade

Overview

The Aspire Veynom EX Vape Kit Teal Purple Fade by Aspire in Teal Purple Fade at 0mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Aspire Veynom EX Vape Kit: What You Are Buying

The Aspire Veynom EX Vape Kit is a refillable pod kit from Aspire, and it costs £19.99 on this site. That price tells you something useful straight away. It sits level with the Minican 3 Pro and the BP Stik, and well above the cheapest budget pods, so it is aimed at people who want a proper rechargeable device rather than whatever happens to be least expensive on the shelf.

One point of clarity first, because this corner of the market confuses people. This is not a disposable. There is no sealed battery-and-juice unit with a puff count printed on the side, and there is no flavour decided at the factory. What you are buying is hardware: a compact battery body and a pod that you fill yourself with e-liquid of your own choosing. When the pod runs low you top it up. When the battery runs low you plug in a USB-C cable. That is the entire routine, and it is the reason this style of kit appeals to anyone tired of binning plastic every few days.

Aspire is a long-established name, with tanks, coils and pod systems that go back many years. Everything we stock from the brand is gathered on the Aspire brand page, and the Veynom EX is one of the kits you will find there. If you want to see how it stacks up against rival devices, our pod kits collection puts it alongside other makers at similar prices.

The listing describes a compact, pocket-friendly build, an integrated mesh coil, a 50/50 VG/PG specification, USB-C recharging and a nicotine salt set-up. It comes in eight colourways. The kit does not include e-liquid, which is worth stating plainly so nobody is caught out when the parcel arrives. You will need to add a bottle of nic salt of your own.

Everything on this page sticks to what the listing supports. Where a figure is not published, such as battery capacity or exact pod volume, we say so instead of guessing. As with every product we sell, this is strictly for adults aged 18 or over.

How a Refillable Pod System Works Day to Day

Think of the Veynom EX as two parts that snap together. The first is the battery body, which holds the power and the circuitry. The second is the pod, which holds the e-liquid and, in this design, has the coil built into it. Because the coil is integrated, there is no separate coil to buy, fit or prime in the way you would with a traditional tank. You fill the pod, click it in, and you are ready.

The coil inside is a mesh type. Rather than a single wire wrapped around a cotton wick, mesh uses a thin perforated sheet that touches more of the liquid at once. In everyday use that tends to mean quicker heat-up, steadier vapour and flavour that stays rounded for longer. It is not magic, and it will not turn a poor e-liquid into a good one, but it is the reason most current pod kits have moved this way.

Activation is by drawing. The listed instructions mention no button to hold or press: you draw on the mouthpiece and the device responds. For a first-time user that is a real advantage, since there is nothing to remember and no risk of accidentally firing it in a pocket by pressing a button.

Pods are consumable. Over weeks of use the coil will gradually lose its crispness, particularly if you favour sweet, sticky e-liquids, which leave more residue behind. When flavour starts to dull or a faint burnt note creeps in, it is time for a fresh pod. Our refillable vape pods collection is where you can check what is available, though always confirm compatibility with this exact device before you order. Pods are not universal, and a pod from one range will not necessarily fit another.

A final note on capacity. Under UK rules a refillable pod or tank cannot hold more than 2ml, so the Veynom EX pod sits at or below that ceiling. The exact figure is not published in the listing, so we will not put a number on it. In practice it simply means refills are a regular, quick job rather than a rare one.

Eight Colourways, and Why Flavour Is Your Call

Open the selector on the product page and you will see eight options: Black, Chrome Blue Fade, Gold Pink Fade, Gunmetal, Metallic Fade, Rainbow, Silver and Teal Purple Fade. Here is the thing that catches people out. Those are colours, not flavours. On a disposable, the variant menu tells you what it will taste like. On a refillable kit like this one, the variant menu only tells you what it will look like.

All eight are priced at £19.99 and share the same specification on the listing, so the decision comes down to taste in design. Black and Gunmetal are the understated choices, easy to carry anywhere and unlikely to draw comment. Silver sits in the same quiet territory but reads a touch brighter. The fade finishes, Chrome Blue Fade, Gold Pink Fade, Metallic Fade and Teal Purple Fade, blend two tones across the body and look noticeably more distinctive in the hand. Rainbow is the loudest of the set and the easiest to spot on a table, which is handy if you tend to mislay your vape.

A practical thought: darker, flatter finishes usually hide fingerprints and light scuffs better than glossy ones, and a device that lives in a pocket or bag will pick up marks quickly. If appearance matters to you over months of use, that may tip the balance.

The flavour question is answered by whatever you pour into the pod, and that freedom is a large part of the appeal. You can run a crisp menthol one week, a ripe fruit blend the next, and a dessert profile when the mood takes you, all through the same hardware. The only rule is to rinse or swap pods sensibly if you want to avoid ghosting, where the previous liquid lingers faintly in the coil.

Stock for individual colourways can change from week to week, so check the selector for what is currently available rather than assuming every option is in. If your first choice is gone, the hardware is identical and a second choice will perform the same.

Picking E-Liquid That Suits This Kit

A pod kit is only ever as good as what goes into it, so this is where a little care pays off. The specification lists a 50/50 VG/PG ratio and a nicotine salt set-up, and that points clearly towards 10ml nic salt e-liquid. Nic salts are formulated to be smooth at the higher strengths that small pod devices are built around, and most are made at a balanced 50/50 mix that wicks comfortably through a mesh coil.

Start with the dedicated nicotine salt e-liquids shelf. Every bottle there is in the right family for this device, and the range covers fruit, ice, menthol, tobacco and dessert profiles. If you are unsure, a fruit-and-ice blend is a forgiving first choice, since the cooling note keeps the flavour clean and masks any rough edges while you get used to the kit.

Value matters with a device you refill constantly, because the e-liquid becomes your main ongoing cost. Our 5 for 10 e-liquids range is the place to look if you go through bottles regularly, since a multibuy deal brings the per-bottle price down. Buying a few different flavours in one go also stops you getting bored of a single taste halfway through a bottle.

A word on what to avoid. Very thick, high-VG liquids are designed for larger, higher-powered tanks and can wick slowly through the small holes of a pod coil, which leads to dry or muted draws. Shortfill bottles in the 50ml and 100ml sizes fall into that category more often than not. Since the listing specifies 50/50, staying close to that ratio is the safest route to consistent results.

UK law also caps nicotine-containing e-liquid at 10ml per bottle and 20mg/ml in strength, so a 10ml bottle is exactly what you should expect to see on the shelf. Treat anything claiming to be dramatically larger or stronger with suspicion.

Nicotine Strength: A Practical Guide for Pod Users

Strength labels trip up newcomers more than any other part of vaping, so here is the plain version. Strength is written in milligrams of nicotine per millilitre of liquid, shown as mg or sometimes as a percentage, where 1% equals 10mg. UK rules cap it at 20mg/ml (2%). Nic salt bottles are commonly sold at 10mg and 20mg, and some brands also offer a lower 5mg option or in-between strengths such as 18mg.

None of this is medical advice, and nicotine is addictive, so the sensible position is that this kit is for adults who already use nicotine. Within that group, people tend to match strength to habit. Someone moving across from a heavy smoking routine often starts towards the upper end, because a lower strength can leave them taking more draws and refilling more often. A lighter or occasional user usually settles lower, where the throat hit is gentler and the pod lasts longer between top-ups.

Watch how you feel in the first few days and adjust. If you find the throat hit harsh, or you feel lightheaded or queasy after a session, that is usually a sign the strength is too high for you, and stepping down a level is the sensible fix. If you feel you are constantly reaching for the device without feeling satisfied, a step up may suit better.

Notice that the product listing shows 0mg against this kit. That does not mean the device is a nicotine-free product in the sense of what you vape. It simply means the kit itself contains no e-liquid and therefore no nicotine. You choose the strength when you buy your bottle.

Some owners prefer to run the Veynom EX with no nicotine at all, using it as a flavour-only habit. If that sounds like you, browse the nicotine-free e-liquids range. The hardware does not care either way, and you can switch between strengths whenever you like by rinsing the pod and refilling.

Specifications Listed, and What We Will Not Guess

Here is the spec sheet reduced to plain facts. Everything below comes from the product listing:

• Brand: Aspire
• Type: refillable pod kit
• Coil: integrated mesh coil
• Charging: USB-C rechargeable
• E-liquid: nicotine salt, 50/50 VG/PG
• Colourways: eight (Black, Chrome Blue Fade, Gold Pink Fade, Gunmetal, Metallic Fade, Rainbow, Silver, Teal Purple Fade)
• Price: £19.99

Equally important is what is missing. The listing does not publish battery capacity in mAh, wattage, coil resistance, exact pod volume or charge time. We would rather leave those blank than print a number that turns out to be wrong. If a retailer quotes a precise battery figure for this kit without showing where it comes from, treat it with caution.

Why does the absence matter? Because spec-sheet numbers are less decisive than they look. Two kits with identical battery sizes can last very differently depending on how the coil draws power, how often you vape and how long each draw lasts. The honest way to judge a pod kit is by how it behaves across a week of real use, with your own habits and your own choice of liquid.

One category-level fact we can state safely: because this is a refillable pod, UK rules limit its capacity to 2ml. That is true of every refillable pod sold in the country and not specific to Aspire.

Notice too that there is no puff count on this page. Puff counts belong to disposables, where the liquid supply is fixed. With a refillable kit you can vape for as long as you keep filling the pod. If you want to compare it with other devices that do publish detailed specs, the full vape kits range is organised so you can scan by format and price in one place.

Filling, Priming and Your First Session

Set aside five minutes for the first fill and the rest of your experience will go much more smoothly. Here is a sensible order of play.

• Charge first. A new device is best topped up before use, using the USB-C cable that comes with the kit according to the listing.
• Remove the pod. Pull it clear of the body and hold it upright so the liquid does not run into the contacts.
• Find the fill opening. It is normally a small port or plug on the pod. Open it and keep the airflow channel and mouthpiece pointing away from the bottle tip.
• Fill slowly. Squeeze gently with the bottle tip placed against the edge of the port. Stop at or just below the maximum line. Overfilling is the number one cause of leaks and gurgling.
• Close up and wait. The listed advice is to leave the pod to stand for a minute. For a brand-new pod, a few minutes is kinder, since the mesh needs time to soak fully.
• Click in. Press the pod firmly into the body until it seats.

For the first few draws, go gentle. Take short, soft pulls rather than long, hard ones, and let the coil settle. If the first puff tastes dry or slightly scorched, the mesh has not saturated yet. Stop, wait another couple of minutes, and try again. Pushing on with a dry coil can damage it permanently and give a nasty taste that never fully goes away.

After that, the habit takes care of itself. Glance at the liquid level through the pod window if the design has one, top up before it gets very low, and wipe the mouthpiece and the base of the pod from time to time. Keeping the electrical contacts clean and dry also helps the device respond reliably.

If you are new to pods, resist the urge to try three flavours in the first afternoon. Settle on one bottle, get a feel for how the kit behaves, and then branch out.

Charging, Battery Habits and Daily Carry

USB-C is the quiet star of this kit. It is the same connector found on most current phones, tablets and laptops, which means the cable you already own probably works, and replacing a lost one costs very little. You are not tied to a proprietary lead that disappears the moment you need it.

The listing does not state the battery capacity or the time a full charge takes, so any promise about hours between charges would be invented. What we can say is how to think about it. A battery that powers a draw-activated pod runs down in proportion to how much you vape. A light user may find a charge lasts comfortably through the day, while someone vaping steadily from morning to night will probably want to top up at some point. Learn your own pattern in the first week and it becomes predictable.

A few habits help the battery last. Charge with a reputable plug or a computer port rather than a mystery adapter. Do not leave the device charging unattended overnight on a soft surface such as a sofa or bed. Keep it out of hot places like a car dashboard, where heat degrades lithium cells quickly. And if the body ever looks swollen, feels hot while idle or smells odd, stop using it and replace it.

The compact, pocket-friendly shape is a genuine strength for daily carry. Slide it into a jacket or trouser pocket, but keep it separate from keys and loose change, which can scratch the finish and, in rare cases, touch the contacts. A small pouch or a dedicated pocket is a good habit, and it also keeps lint out of the mouthpiece.

If you travel, pack the cable alongside the device. A quick top-up while you are at a desk or on a train is far more convenient than hunting for a spare disposable at the last minute.

Who This Kit Suits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere

If you have been buying disposables, the arithmetic is worth a few minutes of thought. A single-use bar costs a fixed amount and then goes in the bin, battery and all. A refillable kit asks for a larger one-off purchase of £19.99 and then only for e-liquid, which you buy in 10ml bottles and can often pick up in multibuy deals. For anyone who vapes every day, the second route usually works out cheaper over a few weeks, and it produces far less waste. You can still browse the disposable vapes range, or the high-capacity 10000 puff vapes, if grab-and-go convenience matters more to you than running cost.

The Veynom EX suits adults who already use nicotine and want flexibility. If you like changing flavour regularly, wish to control strength precisely, or simply enjoy the idea of owning a device rather than renting a disposable, it fits well. It is also a sensible second device for people who keep a favourite flavour at home and want something reusable to carry.

It is less suited to some people. If you cannot be bothered with any upkeep at all, a sealed disposable removes every step. If you want adjustable wattage, a variable airflow ring or big cloud production, a larger mod-style device is a better match, and this kit does not claim to offer those features. And if you have never smoked or vaped, there is no reason to start. These products contain nicotine, which is addictive, and are for adult smokers and vapers only.

Think honestly about your routine. Do you mind carrying a spare bottle, or a small tube of liquid in a bag? Are you comfortable with a minute of fuss when a pod runs out? If so, this kit is likely to feel like a relief after a pile of spent bars. If not, the sealed alternatives exist for good reason.

Pros, Cons and Neighbouring Aspire Kits

A quick, honest tally helps before you decide.

• Pro: lower running cost than disposables for regular use, since you only buy e-liquid after the kit.
• Pro: full control of flavour and strength, with eight colourways to choose between.
• Pro: USB-C recharging with a common cable, and a compact body that fits a pocket.
• Pro: integrated mesh coil, so there are no separate coils to buy or fit.
• Con: no e-liquid is supplied, so you must buy a bottle separately.
• Con: more hands-on than a sealed device, with filling and occasional pod changes.
• Con: battery capacity and pod volume are not published, so you learn them by using it.

It also helps to see where the Veynom EX sits within the Aspire family. At £19.99 it matches the Minican 3 Pro and the BP Stik on price. Below that, the Gotek Nano is cheaper at £11.99, and the Pixo Max comes in just under at £18.95. The Zelos X kit, at £39.99, moves into a different tier altogether. Every Aspire kit is listed together on the brand page, and each product page carries its own details, so compare them one at a time rather than assuming they share features.

What you are paying for with the Veynom EX is a straightforward refillable experience in a range of colours, rather than a headline specification. If you want to explore a different pod format altogether, our closed pod kits collection is worth a look, and it shows how other brands approach the same job.

Overall, the pattern is clear. The kit rewards people who like routine and control, and frustrates people who want zero effort. Knowing which camp you fall into is most of the decision.

Care, Storage and Fixing Common Problems

Most faults with a pod kit come down to three things: flooding, dry pods and a tired coil. Fortunately each has a quick fix, and none requires tools.

Leaking or gurgling. Almost always the pod was overfilled, or it is not seated fully. Pull the pod out, wipe the base and the contacts dry with a tissue, and make sure the fill port is closed properly. Next time fill to just below the max line. A sticky residue on the mouthpiece is normal and can simply be wiped away.

Burnt or dry taste. This usually means the pod ran low or the coil has aged. Refill if it is empty and wait a minute. If the taste returns even with plenty of liquid, replace the pod. Chain-vaping big sweet flavours wears a coil faster, so pausing between draws helps it last.

No vapour or no response. Check the charge first, then pull the pod and clip it back in firmly. Dirt or moisture on the contacts can interrupt the connection, so wipe them gently. If the device is cold from a winter pocket, allow it to warm up for a minute before drawing.

Weak flavour. Often a sign the coil is wearing out, or the liquid has gone stale. Try a fresh bottle before blaming the hardware.

For storage, keep the device upright in a cool, dry spot away from direct sunlight, and never leave it in a hot car. If you will not use it for a while, empty the pod rather than leaving liquid sitting in the coil. Bottles and pods contain nicotine, so store them well out of reach of children and pets, and keep the original packaging with its safety warnings.

Finally, never attempt to open the battery body or modify the device. If something looks damaged or behaves unusually, stop using it and get in touch with the retailer.

Delivery, Age Checks and Buying With Confidence

Ordering the Aspire Veynom EX Vape Kit is simple, but there are a few points worth knowing before you click. First, age. This is a nicotine product and it is sold to adults only. Our age verification page explains how checks work, and you should be prepared to confirm you are 18 or over before the order goes through. Anyone buying for a person under 18 is breaking the law, so please do not.

Delivery is tracked across the UK. Orders over £20 qualify for free UK delivery, and parcels are dispatched the same day when your order is placed before 4pm on a working day. Smaller orders may carry a postage charge, so adding a bottle of e-liquid to the kit usually gets you over the threshold and solves the other problem at the same time. The full rules, timescales and cut-off times are set out on the shipping information page, and it is worth reading if you need the parcel by a particular day.

Because the kit does not include e-liquid, it makes sense to order your first bottle together. Add at least one nic salt in a strength you are comfortable with, and consider a second flavour for variety. That way you can fill the pod the moment the cable has done its job.

All stock is 100% genuine, sourced through UK distributors. On arrival, check the box is sealed and the device matches the colour you ordered. If anything is damaged, wrong or missing, tell us straight away and keep the packaging. Details of what to do if something goes wrong, including returns, are on the shipping page, and the team can help if your situation is not covered there.

Returns on opened vaping products and e-liquid are often restricted for hygiene and safety reasons, so read the policy before opening anything you might want to send back.