Vape Bundles

What types of bundle does VapeCity offer?

Bundles at VapeCity fall into a few distinct categories, and knowing which type you're looking for saves time.

The most popular right now are the BOGO pod kit deals: buy one Aspire Loomix or Vaporesso Dojo Blast kit and get a second in a different colour for free, or at a steep discount. These are popular as both personal backups and as informal gifts. Having two kits means you always have something charged, and the second one tends to live in a bag rather than a pocket.

Kit-and-liquid bundles pair a device with e-liquid or pods chosen for compatibility. The Vaporesso Dojo Blast 12K bundle, for example, includes one 2ml pod and two 10ml e-liquids alongside the kit. The appeal is that you're not left guessing which liquid works in which device, and you start vaping the minute it arrives.

Gift sets are a slightly different proposition. The Pixx Gift Sets come as complete packages, with the device, accessories and some extras already assembled. They're aimed squarely at the 'buying for someone else' problem: you get a pack that looks the part and covers everything they need without having to piece it together yourself.

Brand bundles (IVG/Starbar and SKE/Starbar combinations) group complementary product lines at a better collective price than buying each separately. Useful if you already know you use both brands.

Are vape bundles worth buying versus buying separately?

In nearly every case, yes. The saving on a BOGO kit deal is significant: two Aspire Loomix kits in a bundle costs considerably less than two full-price kits purchased one at a time. The kit-and-liquid bundles save a smaller amount in raw percentage terms, but the real value is compatibility. Buying a kit without knowing which e-liquid or pod works in it is a common and avoidable mistake for new vapers.

The exception worth noting: if you already have more hardware than you use, buying a bundle for the device when you're really after the liquid isn't efficient. In that case, just browse the liquid categories (nic salts, prefilled pods, 10ml freebase) directly.

For someone buying a kit for the first time, a bundle is almost always the right choice. You leave the page knowing the device, the liquid and the compatibility are confirmed, rather than discovering three days later that the nic salt you ordered doesn't wick properly in the coil resistance your kit shipped with.

Bundle vs buying separately

Bundles are particularly strong value for people on their first kit. Experienced vapers with existing devices may get better value from liquid-only orders.

Which bundle is right for different types of vapers?

The right bundle depends on where you are in your vaping journey.

If you've just come off disposables and want to make the switch to a rechargeable kit without a lot of complexity, a BOGO deal on a pod kit like the Aspire Loomix gives you two devices for roughly what one costs elsewhere. That's a backup in your bag and a main device at home, which is close to how most people end up using two kits anyway.

If you know your device already and want to stock up on pods or liquid, the brand bundles (IVG/Starbar, SKE/Starbar) and the Vaporesso Dojo Blast kit-with-liquid options make more sense. You're paying for the liquid saving rather than the device deal.

For buying as a gift: the Pixx Gift Sets are the most self-contained option. Everything is boxed and presented properly, so you're not handing over a zip-locked bag of bits. The gift sets come in two versions (A and B) at different price points, and there's a holiday version if the timing is right.

Getting started: first kit bundle in five minutes

Buying your first kit through a bundle removes the research. Here's what the process looks like.

1. 1

   Pick the right device type

   If you're coming from disposables or cigarettes, a pod kit with prefilled or refillable pods is the straightforward choice. Sub-ohm mods suit experienced vapers who want bigger clouds at higher wattage; they're not the right starting point.

2. 2

   Check the bundle contents

   Each listing shows exactly what's included. A kit-and-liquid bundle lists the specific e-liquid bottles or pods; a BOGO deal shows the second device variant. Read the listing rather than assuming.

3. 3

   Match the nicotine strength

   If the bundle includes liquid, check the nicotine strength. Heavy smokers switching to vaping usually start at 20mg nic salt. People who already vape and are topping up can pick their usual strength. If you're unsure, 10mg is a reasonable middle ground.

4. 4

   Add to basket and order

   Bundles ship as one order. You don't need to add the liquid separately if it's included in the bundle listing. Check the product description confirms everything you expect is in the box.

Bundles at a glance

A quick reference for the bundle types in this category and what they suit.

Trade/wholesale units (FSDU, CDU) are intended for stockists. Prices and minimum quantities are on the product pages.

Compatibility and what to watch for

Pods and liquids in a bundle are chosen to work with the device in that bundle. The pods are brand-matched: a Vaporesso Dojo Blast bundle will include Vaporesso pods, not a generic option that may or may not fit.

When a bundle includes a 10ml e-liquid rather than pods, check your device type. If you have a refillable pod kit, 10ml freebase or nic salt will go straight into the pod. If your kit runs on prefilled click-in pods (like the Aspire Loomix), you'll vape the included pods first and then reorder the compatible pod format rather than topping up with a liquid bottle.

This is the one area where reading the product description before ordering saves a minor headache. It takes thirty seconds and prevents the 'I ordered liquid but my kit uses pods' situation that comes up occasionally.