Innokin
Innokin builds pod vape kits around steady battery life and adjustable power, and its Coolfire line is the one most shoppers mean by an innokin vape kit. We stock three here: the PZPulse, P60 and Z80 NEX, so you can pick between a neat everyday pod and one built to run longer between charges. Every kit covers a comfortable MTL or RDL draw, and the Z80 NEX adds a DTL option for a bigger, airier pull.
Where to start with Innokin
If you've landed here already knowing the name, you're probably choosing between Innokin's Coolfire kits rather than asking what Innokin is. All three run adjustable wattage, so you can wind the power down for a tighter mouth-to-lung pull or open it up for something airier. The real differences come down to battery size, pod capacity and how far each kit reaches into direct-lung territory. The Z80 NEX goes furthest on that last point, covering MTL, RDL and DTL in one device.
Innokin markets itself as a global vape hardware manufacturer rather than a one-kit brand, and Coolfire is the line it's built that name on. Two of the three kits here, the PZPulse and P60, use refillable pods, so you choose your own e-liquid rather than buying prefilled replacements each time.
What we tend to see first-timers do on this shelf is pick by battery size alone and skip past vaping style entirely. A bigger battery is no good if the draw ends up looser or tighter than you're used to, so settle on how tight or airy you want the pull first, then let battery life decide between what's left.
Across the three kits, these Innokin vapes come in finishes from plain black and gunmetal through to pearl white, pale pink and gradient purple, so the choice isn't only about wattage and battery.
Picking the right innokin
How long you want between charges
If you want the longest stretch between charges, the Innokin Coolfire P60 Pod Vape Kit carries the bigger battery of the two refillable kits. If a smaller, lighter kit suits your day better, go for the Innokin Coolfire PZPulse Pod Vape Kit: it trades some battery for a neater build, with a 2ml pod that's enough to top up through the day without carrying a bottle everywhere.
Matching the kit to how you draw
The PZPulse and P60 both sit in MTL or RDL territory, a tighter pull that suits anyone coming from a basic starter kit or wanting something close to a cigarette-like draw. If you want one kit that handles a tight pull and a properly loose, airy one too, choose the Innokin Coolfire Z80 NEX Vape Kit: it's built across MTL, RDL and DTL vaping, so you're not boxed into one style.
Coils, pods and keeping it running
The PZPulse and P60 use refillable pods, which means a coil you swap out as it wears rather than a pod you bin whole. Keep a spare coil to hand so a worn one doesn't catch you out. For e-liquid to go with a tighter MTL draw, our nic salts shelf is the sensible next stop; for a looser RDL or DTL pull, freebase e-liquid or shortfills tend to suit better.
Choosing a finish you'll actually carry
Colour doesn't change how a kit vapes, but it's worth picking one you're happy to pull out in public. Across the range you'll find plain options like black, gunmetal and matte black, alongside brighter picks such as pearl white, pale pink, orange, turquoise and gradient purple or blue.
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Innokin FAQs
What's the practical difference between the PZPulse, P60 and Z80 NEX?
The PZPulse and P60 both cover a mouth-to-lung or restricted direct-lung draw, with the P60 carrying the bigger battery of the two and the PZPulse built around a neater 2ml pod. The Z80 NEX goes further, adding full direct-lung vaping on top of MTL and RDL, so it suits anyone who wants one kit to do all three.
Can I vape direct lung on an Innokin kit?
Yes, with the Innokin Coolfire Z80 NEX Vape Kit, which covers MTL, RDL and DTL vaping in one device. The PZPulse and P60 stick to mouth-to-lung and restricted direct-lung, a tighter pull closer to drawing on a cigarette, so if a looser, airier style matters to you, the Z80 NEX is the one to pick.
Do these Innokin kits need separate coils?
The PZPulse and P60 both use refillable pods, which take a coil you swap out as it wears rather than binning the whole pod. Keep a spare coil to hand once your first one starts tasting burnt or weak, since that's the usual sign it needs changing.
Which Innokin vape kit should I start with?
If it's your first kit, the PZPulse or P60 are the easier starting point: both give a tighter, familiar draw and a refillable pod, so you're not locked into one e-liquid. Move up to the Z80 NEX later if you find you want a looser, airier pull as well.
Do you stock other Innokin ranges here?
This page covers Innokin's current Coolfire kits: the PZPulse, P60 and Z80 NEX. We keep the shelf to the models we actually carry rather than listing every range Innokin has made, so what's in the grid above is what you can choose from.
What colours do the Innokin kits come in?
Options vary by kit but span practical finishes like black, gunmetal and matte black through to brighter picks such as pearl white, pale pink, orange, turquoise and gradient purple or blue. Check each product page for the exact finishes that kit offers.
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