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With single-use disposable vapes now banned in the UK, a new generation of devices has stepped in to fill the gap. Big Puff Vapes, sleek, high-capacity kits designed to look and feel like disposables, are quickly becoming the go-to option for vapers who want simplicity without constant replacements.
Built to sidestep the old 2ml, 600-puff limits, these devices pack in far more juice and battery life while staying within the rules. They're not just a stopgap; they're a smarter, more sustainable evolution.
In this guide, we’ll unpack what makes big puff vapes different, how they work, and why they’ve become the new standard for long-lasting, flavour-rich vaping in a post-disposable world.
Published on June 13, 2025
Limitation | What It Means |
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Fixed Capacity | UK law limits disposables to 2ml of e-liquid at 20mg/ml nicotine. That’s around 600–800 puffs, fine for light users, but short-lived for regular vapers. |
Limited Battery | Most disposables house a 500–600mAh battery, which drains fast under heavy use. Frequent replacements get costly and inconvenient. |
One Flavour Only | Each bar locks you into a single flavour. If you want variety, you’ll need to carry extras or accept flavour fatigue. |
Waste & Environmental Impact | Disposables generate significant plastic and battery waste. The UK government has cited this as a key reason for banning single-use vapes. |
Now Banned in the UK | As of June 1, 2025, single-use disposable vapes are no longer legal to sell. Big Puff vapes use multi-pod designs or refillable tanks to remain TRPR-compliant. |
Big Puff Vapes are essentially oversized disposable-style vape kits engineered to deliver thousands of puffs from one device. They blur the line between disposables and pod kits. Key characteristics include:
Big Puff vapes pack a lot of tech ingenuity into a compact device. Here are some of the engineering tricks that make them work:
Not all large puff devices are the same. Here are the main categories you’ll see on UK shelves:
This type combines the pod and its refill source into a single snap-in unit. The pod still holds 2ml, but it’s attached to a preloaded reservoir (usually 8ml or 10ml) that automatically tops up the pod. Once the whole unit’s dry, you take it out and insert a new one. Vaporesso Dojo Blast 10K uses this design. All you need to do is just press in a fresh unit and keep going. As long as the battery stays good, you can keep vaping by swapping in a new refill unit.
Instead of a refill tank, these use multiple self-contained 2ml pods in a rotating or swappable setup. Think of it like a vape revolver. These big puff vapes with 4 pods (like the Lost Mary 4 in 1) allow you to switch between pods by rotating the pod chamber. Each pod is independent, and when it’s empty, you swap it out. You get decent puff counts overall, and the ease of use that comes with separate pods.
These advanced hybrid kits house two 1ml pods, each fed by its own dedicated refill reservoir—usually 10ml per side. That gives you a total of up to 22ml of e-liquid while staying within UK 2ml-per-pod regulations. A rotating mouthpiece or toggle lets you switch between flavours on demand. Devices like the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus 25000 lead the way here, offering massive puff counts and flavour flexibility in a single sleek kit.
These devices come with multiple prefilled 2ml pods, much like the 4-in-1 style, but instead of rotating between pods, you swap them out manually one at a time. The Hayati Remix 2400 is a good example — it includes four separate pods, but unlike the IVG Air 4-in-1, you don’t turn a chamber to switch flavours. Instead, you simply replace the cartridge when one runs out. This setup relies on manual pod swapping rather than a rotary mechanism.
If you’re shopping in the UK, here are some standout big puff kits (the ones you asked about, plus context):
A flagship hybrid kit. It has an 850mAh rechargeable battery and swappable pods: each pod packs 2ml, with a 10ml attached reservoir. That “2ml+10ml” pod yields ~6000 puffs per pod before swapping. The device has USB-C fast charging, a real-time battery indicator, and comes in 30+ disposable-inspired flavours. Its large mesh coil delivers rich flavour and steady performance.
A popular 4-flavour pod kit. This one combines a 950mAh battery with four 2ml pods. Each pod is prefilled with 20mg of nic salt, giving ~600 puffs per pod (2400 total). The kit comes in packs where you can get either four pods of the same flavour or four different flavours. It’s explicitly TPD-compliant – every pod is 2ml. The device is geared for MTL vaping.
A newer heavy-hitter. It’s styled more like a box mod but is still a disposable-style kit. The Dojo Blast 10K has a 1000mAh battery and holds 10ml of juice, 2ml in the pod + 8ml in an attached refill reservoir. This large e-liquid capacity results in up to 10,000 puffs. After you vape down the vape juice, you simply swap in a fresh unit (pod + refill). No need to throw the whole thing away.
IVG (I Vape Great) is an established UK brand, and their Air 4-in-1 is a straightforward flavour kit. It uses a long-lasting 1100mAh battery and comes with four 2ml pods. IVG touts this as “big puff” style: you recharge the battery and swap pods when needed. The pods use IVG’s own 20mg nic salt blends. The battery life is a highlight – a 1100mAh cell easily outlasts smaller kits.
At this point, you might wonder: isn’t it better to just keep buying regular disposables? Let’s compare head-to-head:
Category | Standard Disposables | Big Puff Vapes |
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Puff Count | ~600–800 puffs per device | Starts at 2,400; can reach 10,000–30,000+ |
Nicotine / Juice | 2ml of 20mg/ml = ~40mg total nicotine | 8ml+ across multiple pods = 160mg+ nicotine; lasts much longer |
Battery & Charging | Non-rechargeable; dispose of when dead | Rechargeable batteries with USB-C; just top up the charge |
Flavour Variety | One flavour per device | Multi-pod and dual-flavour options; enjoy variety from a single kit |
Cost Over Time | Lower up-front cost (£5–8) but used up quickly | Higher initial cost (£10–20) but lasts much longer — better value per puff |
Environmental Impact | High waste: plastic + battery for every device | Fewer kits needed; rechargeable and reusable designs help reduce overall waste |
Legality (Post-Ban) | Banned after June 2025 due to UK disposable vape regulations | Legal: classed as reusable if rechargeable and refillable |
User Experience | Simple, auto-draw vaping with fixed flavour | Very similar draw; some offer power modes or mesh coils for smoother clouds |
Big Puff vapes have stormed onto the UK market as the “next step” in disposable technology. They aren’t just a gimmick as they meet a real need for longer-lasting, flavourful vaping in a simple package. You can expect most of these high-capacity vapes to perform exactly as advertised: a single kit can easily replace several regular disposables, saving trips to the shop and giving you a variety of flavours in your pocket. The engineering, from the multi-pod systems to the clever 2ml+ tanks, big batteries, and mesh coils, is genuinely impressive.
With the ban on single-use vapes, only the rechargeable/refillable ones will stick around. If you’re intrigued, opt for a large puff kit that comes with replacement pods (such as the SKE Crystal or Vaporesso Dojo) rather than a one-time-use bar. That way, you get the benefit of thousands of puffs now and future flexibility.
If you need any help in choosing the right high puff count device, talk to our customer support specialists. They would be happy to help you!
Nick Nortcliffe runs the Alectrofag shop in Old Swan, Liverpool, where he’s been helping people switch from smoking to vaping for over six years. Having quit a 30-a-day cigarette habit himself back in 2014, Nick knows exactly how tough it can be, and how worth the switch really is. That experience helps him connect with customers on a real level, offering advice that comes from someone who’s been there.
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