Aspire Vape Kits
The PockeX has been one of Aspire's longest-running kits — an all-in-one MTL setup that's changed little because it doesn't need to, now also available as an Anniversary Edition. The Zelos M80 is the step up for anyone wanting more power and a refillable tank rather than a fixed pod, with adjustable wattage for sub-ohm coils. Both are built around replaceable coils rather than disposable pods, so running costs stay low. Fast UK delivery.
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Aspire vape kits at VapeCity
Aspire starter and advanced kits currently stocked at VapeCity with key specs and prices.
| Kit | Type | Battery | Power range | VapeCity price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aspire PockeX AIO | Pen-style all-in-one | 1500 mAh | Sub-ohm capable | £17.99 |
| Aspire PockeX AIO Anniversary Edition | Pen-style all-in-one | 1500 mAh | Sub-ohm capable | £17.99 |
| Aspire Zelos M80 | Box mod | 2600 mAh | 5-80W adjustable | £15.99 |
The Zelos M80 is the mod body only and requires a compatible tank with a 510 connection, such as the Aspire Nautilus 3SR. PockeX AIO kits include the coil and are ready to fill and use out of the box.
Aspire PockeX AIO: the pen-style all-in-one
The Aspire PockeX AIO (£17.99 at VapeCity) is a pen-style vape kit that contains the coil and tank in a single body without a removable pod or separate tank section. The 1500 mAh built-in battery powers a 0.6Ω dual coil that runs sub-ohm, producing the warmer, denser vapour associated with direct-to-lung and restricted direct-to-lung vaping. The PockeX AIO is designed as a single-button operation device, making it straightforward for vapers transitioning from cigarettes or upgrading from a basic starter kit.
The design is a straight-tube format, wider than a typical vape pen but narrower than a box mod. The fill port is top-accessed under the mouthpiece, and the airflow is adjustable at the base of the coil section. The 0.6Ω dual coil is best paired with 50/50 VG/PG e-liquids at 10mg to 20mg nicotine, or with a high-PG 3mg freebase if a lower nicotine DTL setup is preferred. The kit works with Aspire PockeX replacement coils, which are stocked at VapeCity separately. Coil replacement is straightforward: unscrew the base, pull the old coil, prime and fit the new one.
The Aspire PockeX AIO Anniversary Edition (£17.99 at VapeCity) is the same core device in a limited edition colour or finish. Both the standard PockeX AIO and the Anniversary Edition share the same battery, coil and performance specifications. The Anniversary Edition suits vapers who want the PockeX platform in a distinct colourway. If you already own a PockeX AIO, PockeX replacement coils fit both editions.
The PockeX AIO is one of Aspire's longest-running designs, having been on the UK market for several years across multiple iterations. It occupies a specific role: a sub-ohm capable kit in a compact pen form factor, without the complexity or size of a full box mod setup. For vapers who want cloud production and warmer vapour but prefer a smaller, pocket-friendly device over a box mod, the PockeX AIO is the primary Aspire option at VapeCity in this category.
Which Aspire kit should I choose?
PockeX AIO (£17.99): best if you want a compact sub-ohm all-in-one pen kit, prefer a single-button operation, and use 50/50 e-liquid at 10-20mg or low-nic freebase. No separate tank needed. Zelos M80 mod (£15.99): best if you want a high-wattage adjustable box mod to pair with your own 510-compatible tank (such as the Nautilus 3SR). Covers 5-80W with multiple output modes including TC and CPS. Requires a separate tank purchase. Looking for a compact pod kit instead? See the Aspire refillable pod kits page for the Gotek X, Gotek X3, Pixo Aura and Pixo range.
Aspire Zelos M80: adjustable box mod for tank users
The Aspire Zelos M80 (£15.99 at VapeCity) is the mod body from the Zelos M80 vape kit line, offered here without a bundled tank. It features a 2600 mAh built-in battery charged via USB-C, with an output range of 5 to 80W and five output modes: Watt, Voltage, Bypass, Temperature Control and CPS. The 0.96 inch TFT colour screen displays wattage, voltage, resistance, coil temperature and battery level. The Zelos M80 mod uses a standard 510 thread connection, which means it is compatible with a wide range of tanks including the Aspire Nautilus 3SR, the Geekvape Zeus Sub-Ohm Tank, and most other 510 tanks stocked at VapeCity.
The Zelos M80's 80W ceiling and multi-mode operation suit vapers who want more wattage control than a pod kit provides, without moving to a device that requires external 18650 batteries. At 5-80W, it covers the full range from tight MTL with a Nautilus coil at 1.8Ω (10-15W) through to open sub-ohm DTL with a mesh coil at 0.3Ω (60-75W). The CPS (Custom Power Sequence) mode allows vapers to set a wattage ramp curve rather than a flat wattage output, which can improve coil consistency on sub-ohm mesh setups across a puff.
The bottom airflow on the Zelos M80 is ring-adjusted independently of the tank. Most tanks mounted on the Zelos M80 will use the tank's own bottom airflow rather than a separate mod-level setting, so this is more relevant when pairing specific tanks that rely on external air passage routing. At £15.99, the Zelos M80 mod body at VapeCity is positioned as the entry point into the Zelos M80 platform, suitable for vapers who already own a compatible tank or who want to add the Nautilus 3SR or a similar tank as a separate purchase.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Aspire PockeX AIO come ready to use?+
Yes. The Aspire PockeX AIO comes with a 0.6Ω dual coil pre-installed. Fill the tank through the top port, allow 5 minutes for the coil to saturate, then press the fire button to use. You will need to provide your own e-liquid. PockeX replacement coils are stocked separately at VapeCity when the coil needs replacing.
What is the difference between the PockeX AIO and the PockeX AIO Anniversary Edition?+
Both share the same 1500 mAh battery, 0.6Ω dual coil, top-fill design and single-button operation. The Anniversary Edition is a limited colourway version of the standard PockeX AIO. The coils, performance and e-liquid compatibility are identical across both editions.
Does the Aspire Zelos M80 come with a tank?+
The Zelos M80 listed at VapeCity (£15.99) is the mod body only, without a tank. You will need to pair it with a 510-compatible tank. The Aspire Nautilus 3SR (available at VapeCity) is the tank designed for the Zelos M80 platform. Other 510-threaded sub-ohm and MTL tanks are also compatible.
What e-liquid should I use with the Aspire PockeX AIO?+
The PockeX AIO's 0.6Ω dual coil runs sub-ohm, so it suits 50/50 VG/PG e-liquid at 10mg or 20mg nic salt for a balanced RDL draw. It can also be used with 3mg or 6mg freebase in a 50/50 blend for a lower-nicotine DTL vaping style. High-VG shortfill e-liquids are not recommended in the PockeX AIO due to the coil and airflow design.
What tanks are compatible with the Aspire Zelos M80 mod?+
Any tank with a standard 510 thread connection is compatible with the Zelos M80, including the Aspire Nautilus 3SR (MTL and RDL), the Geekvape Zeus Sub-Ohm Tank 5 (sub-ohm), the Vaporesso iTank T (sub-ohm dual-mesh), and the Innokin Prism T20S (MTL). At 5-80W, the Zelos M80 covers the power requirements of both MTL tanks at 10-16W and sub-ohm tanks at 40-80W.
Where can I find Aspire pod kits and refillable pods at VapeCity?+
The Aspire Gotek X, Gotek X3, Pixo Aura and Pixo refillable pod kits are listed on the Aspire refillable pod kits page at VapeCity. Replacement pods for these kits are on the Aspire refillable pods page. This page covers the pen-style PockeX AIO and the Zelos M80 mod body only.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the PockeX good for beginners?
Yes — it's an all-in-one kit with a simple coil and tank setup, fixed wattage, and a tight MTL draw that suits anyone moving over from cigarettes.
What's the advantage of the Zelos M80 over the PockeX?
Adjustable wattage and a higher-capacity tank, so it can run a wider range of coils — useful if you want to move into sub-ohm vaping later without buying a whole new kit.