Sikary Tako SP6000 Prefilled Pod Kit Watermelon Ice

Overview

The Sikary Tako SP6000 Prefilled Pod Kit Watermelon Ice by Sikary in Watermelon Ice at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Sikary Tako SP6000 Blueberry Raspberry overview

The Sikary Tako SP6000 Prefilled Pod Kit in Blueberry Raspberry is a compact, rechargeable pod system supplied with a pod that is already filled with nicotine salt e-liquid. You do not open a bottle, you do not fill a tank and you do not choose a coil. You fit the pod, draw on the mouthpiece and the device does the rest. That simplicity is the main reason prefilled pod kits have become a familiar option for UK adults who want to move away from cigarettes.

The 'SP6000' in the name is Sikary's puff rating. It is a manufacturer figure and not a promise of what every user will get. Puff ratings are worked out under machine conditions, and your own number depends on how long and how often you draw. We explain how to read that figure sensibly in the performance section below, and we suggest treating it as a guide to relative capacity rather than a guarantee.

What makes this a kit rather than a single-use product? The device has a built-in battery that you recharge, and the pods are replaceable. That matters in the UK, where the sale of single-use vapes has been prohibited since 1 June 2025. A rechargeable device with swappable pods is the format most UK adults now choose, provided it respects the usual limits on nicotine strength, pod size and labelling. The same 20mg/ml nicotine cap that applied to disposables applies to every nicotine vape sold here, kit or otherwise.

Here is what the listing is built around:

• A rechargeable, draw-activated pod device with no buttons to hold down
• A prefilled pod in Blueberry Raspberry, sealed at the factory
• Nicotine salt e-liquid in the strength you select on the product page, never above the UK limit of 20mg/ml
• A mesh-style heating coil built into the pod, so every new pod brings a fresh coil
• A rechargeable battery that you top up through a USB connection

Please check the product page and the printed pack for the exact contents of your version, including how many pods are in the box and what charging cable is supplied. Kits of this type can differ slightly between batches and bundles.

This guide is written for UK adults who already smoke or vape. If you have never smoked, vaping is not something we would encourage you to start, because nicotine is addictive. The sections that follow cover performance, flavour, build quality, battery life, coil technology, nicotine strength, who the kit suits, how to use it, how to fix common faults, value for money and some fair comparisons, so you can decide whether it fits your routine.

Performance and puff delivery

Puff delivery is where most buyers start, so it is worth being precise. The SP6000 label signals a rated capacity of around 6,000 puffs. Manufacturers usually derive a figure like this from a machine that takes short, evenly spaced draws of two to three seconds. Human use is messier. Long, deep draws, chain vaping and repeated quick puffs all drain a pod faster than the rating suggests, while light, occasional use can stretch it further.

UK rules limit the volume of e-liquid in a single pod or tank to 2ml. That ceiling is the reason the rated puff count has to be read against the pack information for your specific version. If your pack shows a 2ml pod, a realistic expectation per pod is a few hundred puffs and not several thousand. Where a headline number is quoted for a kit, it generally reflects the total across every pod supplied, or the maker's own test method. Check the printed specification before you buy, and use the number to compare products on a like-for-like basis rather than as a countdown.

On the draw itself, this is what you can expect from a mesh-coil prefilled pod of this type:

• Draw style: mouth-to-lung or a light restricted draw, which is the usual pattern for nicotine salt pod kits and the closest to the feel of a cigarette
• Activation: inhale-activated, so vapour starts as soon as the sensor detects airflow
• Vapour volume: modest and steady. Cloud chasing is not the aim of this format
• Throat hit: noticeable at 20mg/ml and softer at 10mg/ml
• Consistency: flavour should hold steady for most of the pod's life, then thin out as the liquid level drops and the coil ages

Pacing makes a real difference. Leave 20 to 30 seconds between draws and keep each one under three seconds. Rapid back-to-back puffs do not give the wick time to refill, which heats the coil against a partly dry cotton and produces a harsh, toasted taste. A paced draw also protects the pod from overheating and stretches the e-liquid further.

We would be doing you a disservice if we pretended every vaper gets the same life from a pod. A heavy smoker on 20mg/ml may find a pod is empty within a day or two, whereas a lighter user may stay with the same pod for a week or more. That spread is normal for the category. Because of it, cost per day is a more honest measure than cost per puff, and we return to that idea in the value section.

Blueberry Raspberry flavour profile

Blueberry Raspberry pairs two berries that sit comfortably together. Blueberry brings a rounded, slightly jammy sweetness with a darker, almost juicy depth. Raspberry adds a brighter, tangy edge that stops the profile from tasting flat or syrupy. On the inhale the blueberry usually leads, and on the exhale the raspberry tartness comes through and leaves a light sweetness on the lips.

Here is how the flavour tends to play out across a draw:

• Inhale: soft blueberry sweetness, similar to blueberry jam or a berry cordial
• Mid-draw: a gentle lift from the raspberry, slightly sharp but not sour
• Exhale: a rounded fruit finish with a mild sweetness that lingers briefly
• Aftertaste: clean and fruity, without a heavy dessert or sugary coating

The name lists two fruits and no menthol or ice, so we would not expect a pronounced cooling effect. A faint freshness from the raspberry's tartness is normal and should not be mistaken for menthol. If cooling matters to you, look for a variant that says 'ice' on the pack. It is also worth knowing that 'blue raspberry' is a different thing. That phrase usually describes a candy-style flavour with an artificial, sherbet-like sweetness, whereas Blueberry Raspberry is aimed at a more recognisable berry taste.

Sweetness is moderate. Nicotine salt e-liquid feels smoother than freebase at the same strength, so a fruity flavour like this does not hit the throat as hard as you might expect at 20mg/ml. If you find sweet flavours cloying after a day or two, that is called palate fatigue, and it is common. Switching to a different flavour for a day, or drinking water between sessions, usually resets your sense of taste.

Who tends to like this kind of flavour? People who prefer fruit over tobacco or dessert profiles, those who enjoyed berry sweets or juice growing up, and former smokers who want to put distance between the vape and the taste of tobacco. Many UK vapers find that berry blends are easy to stay with over weeks, because they are less intense than mint or menthol and less rich than custard or cake flavours.

As with any flavour, individual perception varies. Your sense of taste may be dulled if you are a recent ex-smoker, and it often improves in the first few weeks. Give the flavour a few days before judging it.

Design and build quality

Prefilled pod kits are designed to disappear into a pocket, and the Tako SP6000 follows that brief. The body is a slim, hand-sized shape with a pod that clicks into the top, a small airflow opening and an LED or indicator showing activity. The mouthpiece is part of the pod, which means you never handle a separate drip tip and you replace the whole mouth-contact surface each time you change pods.

Details that matter on a device like this:

• Pod fit: pods on kits of this type seat by a plug-in or magnetic connection. The pod should sit flush with no rattle and no visible gap
• Contacts: the small metal points that carry power to the coil should look clean and dry when you fit the pod
• Finish: expect a moulded shell with a matte or gloss coating. These finishes pick up fingerprints and light scratches, so a pocket without keys or coins keeps the device tidy
• Airflow: a fixed airflow path, which is part of why the draw stays consistent. There is usually no dial to adjust
• Weight and size: light enough to carry all day, with dimensions listed on the pack or product page

On build quality, the honest summary is that a prefilled pod device is made to a price and a purpose. It is not a premium metal mod, and it is not intended to be. What you want from it is a firm pod connection, a charging port that does not wobble, and a shell that does not creak when you hold it. Check these when the parcel arrives. If anything feels loose, rattles or looks damaged, photograph it and contact us before you use it, because that is far easier to resolve at the start than after weeks of use.

Hygiene is simple with an integrated mouthpiece. Wipe the outside of the device with a dry cloth, keep the charging port free of lint and never submerge it. Do not try to clean the pod with water, because moisture inside the airflow path can foul the coil.

The device and pods contain nicotine and a lithium battery, so keep both out of reach of children and pets. Store the kit away from direct sunlight, a hot car dashboard or a radiator, and carry it somewhere it will not be crushed.

Battery, charging and safe disposal

The Tako SP6000 uses a built-in lithium-ion battery. Pod kits in this class commonly carry cells in the region of a few hundred up to roughly 1,000mAh, and the exact capacity is stated on the pack or the product page. We would rather point you there than quote a number we cannot verify for every batch. A larger cell generally runs longer between charges, but in a small pod device the e-liquid and the battery tend to be sized to run down within a similar timeframe, so expect to recharge at least once, and often more than once, per pod.

USB-C charging is the norm on current pod kits, though you should confirm the connector on your pack. Charging a small cell typically takes somewhere under an hour or two. Follow the indicator light for your device to know when it is full.

Sensible charging habits protect both the battery and your home:

• Use the supplied cable or a reputable replacement, and a standard 5V phone-style adapter or computer port
• Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface and never under a pillow, on a bed or on a sofa
• Unplug once the device is full instead of leaving it connected for long periods, and do not charge unattended overnight
• Avoid charging in very hot or very cold rooms
• Stop using the device if it becomes unusually hot, swells, smells odd or leaks

Vape batteries are small, but a damaged lithium cell can still cause a fire. This is also the reason used vapes must never go into household bins or kerbside recycling, where crushing in a refuse lorry can ignite them.

UK drop-off points for used vapes and pods are widely available. Shops that sell vapes are expected to take back used ones, and many local household waste recycling centres accept small electricals including vapes. The Recycle Your Electricals website has a postcode search for nearby drop-off points, and the crossed-out wheelie bin symbol on the pack is your reminder that the product belongs in electrical recycling. Take the whole used device and pod to the collection point. Do not try to take it apart, and do not tip out remaining e-liquid.

If you cannot find a nearby collection point, ask the retailer where you bought it. Responsible disposal keeps lithium and nicotine out of landfill and out of the waste stream where they cause harm.

Mesh coil technology and the pod system

A vape coil is the heating element that turns e-liquid into vapour. In older pod systems this was a round wire wound around a cotton wick. A mesh coil replaces the round wire with a thin, flat sheet of metal mesh, usually stainless steel, with a pattern of small openings. The Tako SP6000 follows the mesh-coil approach common to prefilled pod kits of this type, and the coil is built into the pod rather than being a separate part you replace.

Why mesh is popular in this category:

• Larger heating surface: more of the e-liquid touches heated metal at once, so heating is more even and there are fewer hot spots
• Faster ramp-up: vapour begins soon after you draw, with little lag
• Flavour consistency: even heating tends to produce steadier flavour from the first puff to the last
• Wicking: the large contact area helps the cotton keep pace with the draw when you pace yourself

Resistance on nicotine salt pod coils usually sits around one ohm, give or take, paired with a modest power output suited to mouth-to-lung vaping. The values for your pod are printed on the pack where the manufacturer lists them. You do not need to adjust anything: the device sets the output, and the pod is matched to it.

Because the coil is part of the pod, each new pod arrives with a fresh coil. That is the real benefit of the prefilled approach. You never need to rewick, never need to judge when a coil is worn out and never need to buy coils separately. The trade-off is that the pod is a consumable. When the coil reaches the end of its life, or when the liquid is gone, you replace the whole pod.

Prime the pod before the first puff. Fit it, then wait three to five minutes so the cotton can absorb the e-liquid. Skipping this step is the most common cause of a burnt first draw. Do not refill prefilled pods. They are sealed for a reason, refilling risks leaks, can damage the coil and may affect the warranty. If a pod has run out, replace it with a new one and take the old one to a vape-recycling drop-off point.

Finally, check that any replacement pods you buy are made for this exact device. Pods from different brands, and even different ranges from the same brand, are often physically similar but not interchangeable.

Nicotine strength guidance for UK vapers

The strength you choose has a large effect on how the kit feels, and the UK sets firm limits. Nicotine vaping products sold here are capped at 20mg/ml, which is often written as 2%. This applies to every nicotine vape, including the single-use products that were sold before the 2025 prohibition, so you will never see a legitimate UK product above 20mg/ml. Pods and tanks are also limited to 2ml. Strengths of 10mg/ml and 20mg/ml are the ones you will meet most often on prefilled pod kits, and your product page shows which options are available for this flavour.

Nicotine salt e-liquid is used in kits like this. It is smoother on the throat than traditional freebase nicotine at the same strength, which is why a 20mg/ml pod can feel gentler than a freebase liquid of the same number would.

As a rough guide to choosing a strength:

• 20mg/ml: suits heavier smokers, for example those who smoke around ten or more cigarettes a day or reach for the first one soon after waking. It gives a firmer throat hit and more satisfaction per puff
• 10mg/ml: suits lighter smokers, those who already vape and want a softer draw, or anyone who found a higher strength harsh
• Lower strengths: useful if you are gradually reducing your nicotine intake, where the range allows it

Signs a strength is too high include dizziness, nausea, headaches, a racing heart, coughing and a harsh throat. If you notice them, stop vaping, drink some water and move to a lower strength. Signs it is too low include persistent cravings, chain vaping, short intervals between draws and drifting back to cigarettes. If that happens, a step up in strength is reasonable.

The most reliable way to get strength right is to start where your current smoking habit points, give it a few days and adjust. Do not assume a higher number is always better, because nicotine you do not need only adds to dependence.

This is general information and not medical advice. If you are pregnant, have a heart condition, take regular medication or have other health concerns, speak to your GP or pharmacist before using any nicotine product. Free local stop smoking services in the UK can offer support alongside any device you choose.

Who the Tako SP6000 is for

This kit is designed around convenience and consistency, so it suits some people far better than others. It is a good match for adult smokers who want to switch and need something that works the moment it comes out of the box. It also suits existing vapers who want a low-effort carry-around device alongside a bigger setup at home.

You are likely to be comfortable with this kit if:

• You are a UK adult smoker looking for an alternative to cigarettes
• You prefer not to handle bottles, refill pods or change coils
• You like a close-to-cigarette draw instead of big clouds
• You enjoy berry or fruit flavours more than tobacco, dessert or menthol profiles
• You want something small enough for a pocket, handbag or work locker
• You want to carry a spare pod and swap it in without fuss

It is probably not the right choice if:

• You have never smoked or vaped. Nicotine is addictive and vaping is not risk free, so we do not recommend that non-smokers start
• You are under 18. It is illegal to sell nicotine vapes to anyone under 18 in the UK, and illegal for an adult to buy them on behalf of a young person
• You want adjustable wattage, adjustable airflow or large vapour clouds
• You want to mix your own e-liquid or use your preferred bottle flavours
• You want the lowest possible running cost, where a refillable kit is usually cheaper over time
• You are pregnant, or have a health condition that makes nicotine unsuitable, and have not spoken to a healthcare professional

For people who are still smoking, the NHS and public health bodies in the UK have said that vaping is likely to be much less harmful than smoking tobacco, although it is not risk free. The outcome that is kindest to your health is to stop all nicotine use. If you are a smoker who has struggled to quit, a vape is one of several options, alongside nicotine replacement therapy and prescribed medication, and a stop smoking adviser can help you decide which fits you.

If you are unsure which category you fall into, think about your routine. A vape that stays in a pocket and needs charging every day or two is a very different habit from one that needs weekly maintenance. The Tako SP6000 is firmly in the first group.

How to use the kit

Getting started takes only a few minutes. These steps cover a first-time set-up and a routine pod change:

• Step 1, check the pack: make sure the device, pod and cable match the product page, and inspect the pod for cracks or leaks
• Step 2, charge first: give the battery a full charge before the first use. A device that has sat in transit may have a low charge
• Step 3, prepare the pod: remove any protective film, plug or seal from the pod, following the instructions on the pack. Keep the pod upright while you do so
• Step 4, fit the pod: push it firmly into the device until it seats flush or clicks into place
• Step 5, let it prime: wait three to five minutes so the cotton in the coil absorbs the e-liquid
• Step 6, take a test draw: inhale gently for two to three seconds. There is no button to press, because the device fires when you draw
• Step 7, pace yourself: leave 20 to 30 seconds between puffs, particularly during the first few draws

Routine care keeps the kit working properly. Keep the device upright when not in use, which lets gravity keep e-liquid near the wick. Do not leave it in a warm car or in direct sun, since heat thins the liquid and encourages leaking. Recharge when the indicator shows a low battery instead of waiting until the device cuts out, and keep the charging port clear of dust.

When to change the pod:

• The flavour has faded noticeably, even after a short break from vaping
• You taste a harsh, toasted or burnt note that does not clear
• Vapour production has dropped and recharging does not help
• You can see the liquid level has run low in the pod window, if your pod has one

To change the pod, remove the old one by pulling it straight out, fit the new one the same way and allow the priming time again. Put the used pod into your electrical recycling collection, not the household bin.

A few safety points apply every time you use the kit. Do not vape and charge at the same time. Do not use it while driving. Do not use it near flammable liquids or gases. Never share a vape, as the integrated mouthpiece means saliva is passed on. Keep it away from children and animals.

If you are using the kit to stop smoking, try to use it instead of cigarettes and not alongside them. Mixing the two keeps you exposed to smoke and makes it harder to quit.

Troubleshooting common problems

Most faults on a prefilled pod kit have simple causes. Work through the list below before assuming the device is faulty, and contact us if the problem persists.

• No vapour or no response: check the battery is charged, remove the pod and refit it firmly, and look for any protective film or seal you may have missed. Make sure the airflow opening is not blocked by a finger or pocket lint. If the pod looks empty, replace it
• Burnt taste: usually caused by chain vaping, a low pod or a coil reaching the end of its life. Pause for a few minutes. If the taste persists on a fresh pod, make sure you primed the pod properly, then try again
• Weak or muted flavour: the pod may be running low, or your palate may be fatigued from sweet flavours. Try water, a short break or a different flavour for a day
• Leaking from the pod or device: keep the device upright, wipe it dry and check the pod for cracks. Heat and pressure changes, such as a hot car or a flight, make leaks more likely. Replace the pod if leaking continues, and wipe the contacts dry before refitting
• Gurgling or spitting: condensation has collected in the airflow path. Wipe the mouthpiece and tap it gently against a tissue, then take slower, shorter draws
• Indicator light flashing: on many pod devices this signals a low battery or a connection problem. Check your pack for what the pattern means, recharge the battery and refit the pod
• Not charging: try a different cable and power source, then check the port for lint with a wooden toothpick or a soft brush with the device unplugged. Avoid metal tools
• Dry mouth or sore throat: drink water regularly. If symptoms continue, move to a lower nicotine strength
• Device fires by itself: a pocket full of fluff in the airflow opening or a damaged sensor can cause this. Clean the opening and stop using the device if it continues

Never use a device that is hot to the touch, visibly swollen or smells of burning. Stop charging immediately, move it onto a hard surface away from anything flammable, and take it to a UK electrical recycling drop-off point. Do not put it in a household bin.

If you suspect a manufacturing fault, keep the packaging and your order number, take clear photographs and get in touch. Faulty products can be addressed under your statutory rights in the UK, and we explain how that works in the FAQ section below. Wear and tear, such as a pod you have used up, is different from a fault, and a pod that has simply run out is not covered.

Value for money

Judging the value of a prefilled pod kit means looking past the sticker price. A kit has an upfront cost for the device and first pod, and then a running cost each time you replace a pod. The most useful calculation is simple: divide the price of a pod by the number of days it lasts for you. That gives you a cost per day that you can compare directly with cigarettes, with other pod kits and with refillable systems.

For context, a pack of 20 cigarettes in the UK typically costs more than £15 at current prices, so a daily smoker spends a large sum every month. Even allowing for the cost of pods, switching fully from cigarettes usually reduces spending. It only does so if you actually stop smoking, though. If you vape and smoke at the same time, your costs go up, not down.

Things that affect the value you get from this kit:

• Pod price: multi-pod packs and bundle deals usually lower the cost per pod, so compare unit prices instead of headline prices
• Pod life: your own usage pattern decides how long a pod lasts, so a rated figure is only a guide
• Battery reuse: the rechargeable battery spreads the device cost across many pods, which is a clear advantage over single-use products that were thrown away after one use
• Convenience: no bottles, no spillage and no coil changes have a value of their own for many people
• Waste: replaceable pods create less electrical waste than throwing away a whole device each time, as long as you recycle the parts

To be fair about the trade-off, a refillable pod kit with 10ml bottles of nicotine salt e-liquid usually works out cheaper per millilitre, and gives you control over flavour and strength. You pay for that with more handling, more cleaning and occasional coil changes. A prefilled kit costs more over time in exchange for ease of use. If simplicity is worth the premium to you, the kit makes sense. If money is the main driver and you do not mind refilling, a refillable system deserves a look.

Finally, factor in what you would otherwise spend. Compared with continuing to smoke, a pod kit is a straightforward saving. Compared with a refillable device, it is a convenience purchase. Be honest with yourself about which comparison matters to you, and choose on that basis.

How it compares with alternatives

The Tako SP6000 sits in a busy part of the UK market, so a fair comparison helps. We have grouped the alternatives by type instead of ranking brands, because the right choice depends on what you want from a vape.

Other prefilled pod kits. Products such as Elf Bar ELFA, Lost Mary Tappo and Vuse ePod work in the same way: a rechargeable device, a sealed prefilled pod and a mesh or similar coil. Differences come down to flavour range, pod price, battery capacity, how widely the pods are stocked and the puff rating printed on the box. Pods are not usually interchangeable between brands, so you commit to an ecosystem when you buy a device. If you already own a different brand and like it, switching only makes sense if this flavour or price is clearly better for you.

Refillable pod kits. Devices such as the Oxva Xlim or Uwell Caliburn let you fill the pod from a bottle. They give you far more choice of flavours and strengths, and a lower running cost. Against that, you must refill, keep an eye on coil condition, and clean up the odd spill. They suit people who vape daily and enjoy tinkering. The Tako SP6000 suits people who would rather not.

Nicotine replacement therapy. Patches, gum, lozenges and inhalators are available through the NHS and pharmacies, and they are an established way to stop smoking. They do not replicate the hand-to-mouth habit, which is the part many smokers miss. A vape does, and some people use both together on advice from a stop smoking adviser.

Cigarettes. Vaping is widely considered much less harmful than smoking, but it is not harmless and it is not risk free for people who have never smoked. The sound choice for health is to stop nicotine altogether.

In honest terms, here is where the Tako SP6000 does well and where it does not:

• It does well on simplicity, a close-to-cigarette draw, a consistent flavour and low maintenance
• It is less strong on adjustability, running cost per day compared with refillables, and the ability to use other flavours in the same device
• The puff rating should be treated with the same caution as on competing products, since all manufacturers measure under their own conditions

If your priority is a berry-flavoured, no-fuss pod device that you can charge and carry, this kit is a reasonable candidate. If your priority is the lowest long-term cost or the widest choice of e-liquid, look at a refillable kit instead.