Titan X Prefilled Pod Kits

The Titan X runs on a 1000mAh built-in battery, which is towards the larger end for a pod kit of this size and shape. Larger batteries mean fewer charging interruptions, and the USB-C port means the cable you already use for your phone is the same one that tops up your vape. Charging is fast enough that a thirty-minute top-up during lunch puts a useful chunk back in.

There are two power modes, and you switch between them by holding the button for three seconds. Normal mode gives a smooth, consistent draw that works well for most flavours and most situations. Boost mode cranks the power up to deliver denser vapour and stronger flavour impact, which is worth trying on the bolder fruit options. Neither mode adjusts wattage manually; you pick Normal or Boost and the device handles the rest.

The LED display on the front panel is one of the genuinely useful features here. It shows the remaining battery percentage so you are never caught mid-session with no charge, and it keeps a running puff count so you know roughly how far through the current capsule you are. Compared to pod kits that give you only a vague LED ring or nothing at all, the Titan X screen makes managing your vape feel considerably less like guesswork.

The draw is inhale-activated with no fire button required, and the airflow is adjustable via a small dial on the base. Narrowing the airflow gives a tighter MTL pull that mimics cigarette draw. Opening it slightly loosens things up without turning it into a restricted-lung hit. The right setting is personal, but most people find a position somewhere in the middle works best for nic salt at 20mg.

The headline figure of 10,000 puffs comes directly from the way the Titan X is stocked. Each kit arrives with one 2ml prefilled pod already installed, ready to use straight from the box. Alongside that, tucked inside the device, are three separate 5ml refill capsules, also pre-filled with your chosen flavour. Two plus fifteen equals seventeen millilitres total, and at a consistent draw depth, that stretches to around 10,000 puffs.

The swap process is straightforward. When the initial 2ml pod is empty, the LED puff counter will be sitting noticeably higher than it was at the start, giving you fair warning that you are approaching the end of the first capsule. Remove the spent pod, slide in the first 5ml capsule, and carry on. The same swap repeats twice more. No refilling, no measuring, no contact with e-liquid at any point.

Anti-leak technology in the capsule bay means the changeover stays clean. The capsules seat firmly, the device recognises the new capsule on the next inhale, and the display resets the puff estimate for the new volume. In practice this means the Titan X functions almost identically to a disposable in terms of effort, while giving you a device that charges, switches modes and lasts considerably longer than a typical 600-puff bar.

Once all four capsules are exhausted, the device itself is still functional. That is where Titan X replacement pods come in: packs of five 5ml capsules, each available in any of the fifteen flavours. Buying a pack of five replacement pods at £18.99 extends the life of your Titan X device by another 15,000 or so puffs at a cost of £3.80 per capsule. The per-puff cost drops considerably once the device is already paid for.