Advanced Vape Kits

Advanced vape kits are high-performance devices precision-engineered for vapers who want more flavour, more vapour, and more control. From the rugged precision of the Geekvape to the refined build of Lost Vape and the all-day reliability of Vaporesso, each vape kit in this collection delivers on power and consistency. Explore our curated range of advanced vapes and sub-ohm setups for vape kits that fit your style.

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Why Choose Advanced Vape Kits

Choosing an advanced vape offers a personalised vaping experience with greater control over factors like power, temperature, and airflow. Advanced vape kits encapsulate years of engineering and user feedback. Robust chipsets, AXON, COREX, GENE.TT or AS 4.0, ensure power delivery is as fine-tuned as possible. High-grade materials (zinc alloy, stainless steel, aluminium or carbon fibre, sometimes leather-trimmed) combine with ergonomic contours to nestle in the hand comfortably. Leakproof tanks with top-fill designs, adjustable airflow rings and 510-threaded coils in advanced vapes guarantee both versatility and reliability. OLED or TFT screens in an advanced vape reveal wattage, coil resistance, battery status, puff count and even puff duration, while USB-C charging and exhaustive safety cut-offs (reverse-battery, short-circuit, overheat, low-voltage and overcharge protections) let you vape with confidence. These kits are the culmination of what vaping can be.

What Actually Makes a Vape Kit “Advanced”

A vape kit is considered "advanced" based on its features, customisation options, and overall performance. If you're running anything with Vaporesso’s COREX, Geekvape’s AS 4.0, or Voopoo’s GENE.TT under the hood, you're already playing in the big leagues. These chips let you tweak power down to 1-watt increments.

This level of precision in advanced vape kits comes especially handy when you are using a tricky build and need just a nudge to stop scorching your cotton. Dual 18650s or even 21700s give you the juice to run 80, 120, even 200W without dipping into limp-mode before lunch. And the battery life? It's not just longer, it’s stable. No sudden drops halfway through a chain session.

Advanced vape kits also come with temp control modes that actually work, not the clunky ones from 2016. Whether you’re using Ni200, titanium, or SS316L, the TC modes on these chips keep your coil right in that Goldilocks zone between flavour and burnout. The tanks? Proper top-fill, decent e-liquid capacity, and airflow that you can dial from cheek-pinch MTL to full-blast DTL. You’ll often find them paired with mesh coils that deliver ridiculous flavour if wicked right. The build quality of the tanks usually matches the mod, with no chintzy threading or cheap plastic drip tips.

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Why Serious Vapers Upgrade to Advanced Kits

You get to tune each and every aspect of your vaping experience with an advanced vape. Boost mode if you want to skip ramp-up. Custom power curves if you like your first second hotter than the rest. Some kits (shoutout to the Argus GT II) even let you tweak your screen brightness or colour theme, because yes, that matters when you’re checking stats under the sun.

Durability in advanced vape kits matters more than people think. Mods like the Aegis X or Vaporesso Armour G are IP67 or IP68 rated. I’ve taken these hiking in the rain, dropped them in snow, and they just kept ticking. A proper A-lock slider saves you from that dreaded pocket fire, and the ergonomic button placement? Makes one-handed firing feel natural, not awkward.

Plus, dual-battery setups don’t just last longer, they give you consistent output. There is no sag and no drop-offs halfway through your tank. Add 510-thread compatibility and you’ve got the freedom to pair with RDAs, RTAs, or whatever tank you’re into that week. An advanced vape isn’t just about clouds, it’s about consistency, control, and creating a session that feels right.
For a complete rundown on different devices, be sure to check out our Beginners Guide to Vape Kits.

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Types of Advanced Vape Kits in the UK

Once you get past the flashy screens and big wattage numbers, advanced vape kits break down into a few core styles. Each one handles differently, has its own quirks, and suits a different kind of vaper.
  • Box Mods: Think of these like a V8 muscle car, powerful, a bit chunky, and unapologetically full-featured. With such an advanced vape, you’re getting dual-battery setups, fully customisable settings (temp, voltage, wattage, curves), and displays that show more than enough information. The SMOK R-Kiss or Armour GS aren’t just strong, they’re reliable workhorses. They’re best for cloud-chasers, custom-coil users, and people who want to push their vaping to its limits.
  • Pod Mods: These advanced vape kits use pods with magnetic connections and have evolved significantly from their roots. The Voopoo Vinci 3 is a standout, delivering up to 50W with adjustable airflow and a 1,800mAh battery packed into a pocket-friendly frame. They give you a lighter carry without sacrificing flavour or output. Great for commuters or anyone who doesn’t want to bring a lunchbox-sized mod everywhere.
  • AIOs: AIOs don’t always make headlines, but they’re some of the most practical advanced vapes out there. Everything’s built into one tight package, battery, tank, and coil, so there’s less that can go wrong. Something like the Innokin Adept Zlide keeps things tight, with a built-in battery, IP-rated housing, and tanks that rarely leak.
  • Rebuildables (RDA/RTA/RDTA): This is where things get really hands-on. These advanced vape kits are the most customisable options, with RDAs allowing you to drip directly, RTAs offering a built-in tank, and RDTAs blending both. Building your own coils, wicking with Japanese cotton, tuning your resistance to hit that magical flavour pocket, it’s not for everyone, but for some, it’s the whole point. Nothing beats the taste of a well-built RDA, and the clouds are out of this world too, depending, of course, on your build. These are for hobbyists, purists, and people who see vaping as more than a habit; it’s a craft.

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Frequently Asked Question For Advanced Vape Kits

What are advanced vapes, and how are they different from basic vape kits?

Basic kits just fire when you hit the button or inhale. There is no real wattage control, no temp modes, and no dual-cell power banks. Advanced kits let you shape every puff. You’re adjusting voltage, resistance, coil type, ramp speed, all the details that turn a vape from “functional” to “dialled in.”

What e-liquids should you use with advanced vape kits?

Go with high-VG vape juices, 70/30 or thicker. Sub-ohm coils don’t play nice with runny 50/50s unless you enjoy spitback and leaks. If you're using rebuildables, shortfills give you flexibility. Just avoid using nic salts at high wattages like 80W, as they’re formulated for lower power and can deliver an overly intense nicotine hit.

Are advanced vape kits suitable for beginners?

No, sub-ohm vape kits are built with the assumption that you’re already familiar with things like coil resistance, battery safety, and wattage control. If you’re just starting out, a regulated pod mod is a smarter first step. There’s no rush, and getting the fundamentals right makes moving up to advanced gear a lot more enjoyable.

How do I maintain an advanced vape device?

Clean your tank once a week by giving it a hot water rinse and drying it properly. Change coils or re-wick when you notice the flavour dropping, it starts tasting like burnt popcorn. Check your O-rings. Keep your mod dry and your battery wraps intact.

What features should I look for in the best vape kit?

Solid chipset, proper build materials (none of that creaky plastic), top-fill tanks that don’t weep, and clear readouts are what you should be looking for. You want adjustability without confusion, protection features you never notice until you need them, and buttons that feel like they belong on a quality device. Bonus points if your advanced vape looks good doing it.