Vaporesso Eco Nano Pods

Yes, if you run the Vaporesso Eco Nano. They are the same mesh pods the kit ships with, so they drop straight in.

They are specific to the Eco Nano and will not fit the XROS or Luxe X kits, which take their own pods. If your device is an Eco Nano, these are the right refill.

It is worth being clear that these are refillable pods, not prefilled ones. They arrive empty, with the coil built in, and you add your own e-liquid. That is different from a prefilled-pod bar like the Dojo Blast, where the pod comes filled and sealed. The upside of refillable is freedom and cost: you pick any 50/50 flavour you like and a cheap bottle refills a pod many times over, which is exactly why a kit like the Eco Nano works out so much cheaper to run than a string of disposables.

Both are tight mouth-to-lung pods, but they pull slightly differently. The 0.8ohm runs a touch warmer with a bit more vapour, the more flavoursome of the two. The 1.2ohm is the tightest and coolest, the most cigarette-like draw, and the kindest on battery and juice, so a pod and a charge both go that bit further.

If you want the closest thing to a cigarette and the longest battery life, go 1.2ohm. If you want a slightly fuller, warmer vape, go 0.8ohm. Many people keep both and pick by mood. Both suit a 20mg salt well. Because a pack gives you both resistances to try, the cheapest way to find your preference is simply to run one of each and settle on whichever feels right, rather than committing to a single type up front.

The reason these pods last is the COREX heating tech inside. Rather than a basic single-strip coil, COREX is engineered to heat the e-liquid more evenly across the mesh, which keeps hot spots and the gradual gunking that scorches a coil at bay. In plain terms it means a pod that tastes clean for longer and survives more refills before the flavour fades, which is the whole economy of a refillable kit.

It also means you should not have to baby these pods. Keep them topped up, prime a fresh one properly, and a COREX pod will happily see out a week or two of refills rather than dying after a couple of tanks like some cheaper pods do. That longevity is what keeps the running cost of an Eco Nano so low.

A fresh pod needs filling and a short soak before its first puff, or the coil can burn dry.

A 50/50 nic salt is the natural fit, smooth and thin enough to wick well: Hayati Pro Max, MaryLiq, ELFLIQ or IVG Intense. A freebase 10ml like IVG 50/50 works too. Avoid thick high-VG sub-ohm juice, which a small pod cannot wick.

Thanks to COREX, an Eco Nano pod tends to last a week or two, sometimes longer, before the flavour dulls or it starts to taste burnt, which is your cue to swap it. Prime each one properly when new and do not run it bone dry, and you will get the full life out of every pod in the box.

This is where an Eco Nano earns back its low price. At £25.99 for 10 pods, about £2.60 each, and with each pod lasting a week or two of refills, the running cost is a fraction of a disposable habit. Add a 10ml bottle of salt at a pound or two, which refills a 2ml pod several times over, and a single pod plus a bottle can cover a couple of weeks for less than the price of one single-use bar. Buying a pack of ten also means you always have a spare, so a tired pod never leaves you reaching back for a disposable.

Storing spares well keeps them fresh. Keep unopened pods cool and out of direct sun, ideally in their packaging, and they will be as good in a month as on the day they arrived. Heat is the enemy, since it thins e-liquid and can dull a coil before you have even used it, so a pod left on a sunny windowsill or in a hot car is never at its best. Kept sensibly, every pod in the box vapes the way it should.

Comfortably, yes, and that is the entire logic of the Eco Nano being a refillable kit. You buy the device once for a few pounds, then your only ongoing cost is these pods and a bottle of juice. At about £2.60 a pod, each lasting a week or two of refills, the maths works out far below replacing a disposable every day or two, and you keep the same charged device the whole time rather than throwing a battery away with every empty.

If you have drifted back towards disposables because you ran out of pods, the fix is simply to keep a couple of spares in the drawer. A pack of ten is months of vaping for most people, so you are never caught short. Not got the device yet? Start with the Eco Nano kit and come back here for refills.

Both Eco Nano pods are tight mouth-to-lung, so a 20mg salt is the sensible default and what most people use coming off cigarettes. Because the draw is restricted and the vapour modest, 20mg feels satisfying without being harsh, and a 10ml bottle lasts well. If you find 20mg too strong as your cravings settle, stepping down to 10mg is easy and the pods handle it just as happily.

There is no need for the lower freebase strengths you might use on a bigger, airier device here, since these pods do not push enough vapour to need them. Stick to a 50/50 salt at 10mg or 20mg and the Eco Nano stays smooth, flavourful and easy on both throat and battery.