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Vape mods are the most powerful, most customisable hardware in the vaping world. These are box-shaped devices that house your battery (or batteries), house a chipset, and connect to a tank or atomiser to produce vapour. Unlike pod kits or vape pens, mods give you precise control over wattage, temperature, and airflow, so you can dial in exactly how you vape. Our range covers regulated box mods, mechanical vape mods and squonk vape mods, from entry-level single-battery setups to high-output dual-battery rigs built for serious cloud production. Brands include Geekvape, Vaporesso, SMOK and Voopoo, across a wide spread of prices and styles. New customers get 5% off their first order, and we offer free delivery on orders over £40. Mods remain the go-to choice for vapers who want more from their setup than a pod kit can offer.
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If you’ve outgrown a pod kit or you want to tailor your vape rather than accept defaults, a mod is the natural next step. Here’s what makes them worth considering:
For vapers who care about flavour quality, vapour volume or having genuine control over their setup, a vape mod delivers where simpler devices fall short.
Our collection covers the full spectrum of mod types, from safe and simple regulated devices to specialist unregulated hardware. The right choice depends on your experience level and what you want from your vape.
From single-battery regulated mods for straightforward DTL vaping to full squonk setups with rebuildable atomisers, the range from brands like Geekvape, Vaporesso, SMOK and Voopoo covers every serious vaping preference.
Mods suit intermediate to advanced vapers most naturally, but regulated box mods are a genuine option for first-timers who know they want more control from day one. If you’re currently on a pod kit and finding it doesn’t satisfy your cravings or you want bigger clouds and richer flavour, a mod is the logical upgrade. Read the difference between pod kits and vape mods if you’re not sure which category you’re in. Cloud chasers, flavour hunters and anyone who wants to experiment with rebuildable atomisers will all find a mod more capable than anything simpler. Mechanical mods are strictly for experienced vapers who are comfortable building coils and understanding battery limits.
Here are the features that make vape mods a step up from any other category of hardware:
The combination of power, precision and flexibility is what makes mods the hardware of choice for vapers who want a genuinely tailored experience.
We stock mods from the brands that matter, and we’ve used most of what we sell. Below is a quick steer on each one so you can find what fits before you browse.
Geekvape’s Aegis series is built for vapers who are hard on their gear. The Aegis Legend 2 (L200) and Aegis X both carry IP67/IP68 ratings, which means waterproof, dustproof and shockproof in real use, not just on a spec sheet. We ran the Aegis Legend 2 as a daily driver for six weeks and it survived a full bag drop into a puddle without missing a beat. If you work outdoors, travel rough or just tend to be clumsy with your kit, Geekvape is the obvious pick.
The Aegis Touch (T200) adds a touchscreen interface for vapers who want full control with a cleaner experience. All three use Geekvape’s A2 chipset with accurate TC support and fast firing. These aren’t flashy, but they are reliable in a way that matters on a long day.
Vaporesso makes mods for vapers who want technology and aesthetics in the same package. The GEN 200 and Target 200 run on the AXON chipset with pulse mode and smart TC as standard. Firing speed is fast and power delivery is consistent, which you notice most when running lower-resistance coils at higher wattages.
The design language is clean and modern. These are the mods people reach for when they want something that looks as good on a desk as it performs. Vaporesso suits tech-conscious vapers and anyone who finds most mods too utilitarian.
SMOK leans hard into power output and bold aesthetics. The Morph 3 and G-Priv 4 both hit high variable wattage ranges with large touchscreens and strong coil variety across SMOK’s own mesh range. If you’re chasing clouds and want a device that looks the part, SMOK delivers.
The customisation options are extensive: colour palettes, display themes and a wide coil ecosystem mean you can run a SMOK mod exactly how you want it. These suit vapers who are confident adjusting settings and want maximum output as a priority.
Voopoo’s GENE chip is one of the fastest-firing chipsets on the market and it shows in everyday use. The Drag 4, Argus XT and Drag X Plus Pro all use it, and the difference in firing lag compared to slower chipsets is noticeable when you’re running low-resistance coils above 60W.
Voopoo also blurs the line between mod and pod kit on some devices, offering hybrid compatibility that suits vapers who want to move between styles without buying two separate devices. Build quality is strong across the range and the bold finishes mean these stand out in any lineup.
Lost Vape sits at the premium end of the mod market, known for devices like the Thelema and Centaurus series that pair genuine leather and resin panels with precise power delivery. Its Quest chipset handles temperature control and wattage adjustment smoothly, with accurate readouts and consistent firing across the range. Build quality is a step above most mass-market mods, and the finishes make these devices feel like a considered purchase rather than a disposable one. Lost Vape suits vapers who want a premium look and feel alongside dependable performance, whether paired with a sub-ohm tank or run as part of a squonk setup.
The chipset inside a regulated mod does more than fire the coil, it shapes how the device feels day to day. Voopoo’s GENE chip is built for speed, minimising firing lag even on low-resistance coils at higher wattage. Vaporesso’s AXON chip focuses on smart temperature control and pulse mode consistency. Lost Vape’s Quest chipset prioritises accurate, steady power delivery paired with premium build quality. IQ chips, found in various devices across the market, typically focus on efficient battery management and reliable safety cutoffs. Understanding which chipset sits inside a mod tells you a lot about firing speed, TC accuracy and overall reliability before you even pick it up.
Before you pick a mod, it’s worth understanding a few practical details that will affect your experience every day.
A regulated mod has a chipset that manages power output and includes built-in protections: short-circuit cutoff, low battery warning, overheat protection and firing cutoff. For most vapers, regulated is the right choice.
Mechanical mods have none of that. Power goes straight from the battery to the atomiser, with no electronic management in between. This gives experienced builders maximum control over resistance and output, but it also means there’s nothing to protect you if something goes wrong. Ohm’s law is not optional here – you need to understand coil resistance, battery ampere ratings and how they interact. If you’re new to mech mods, read our vape battery safety guide before you buy anything in that category.
Browse our full range of mechanical vape mods if you already know what you’re looking for.
Most regulated mods run on either one or two external cells. Single-battery mods are more compact and suit vapers vaping at moderate wattages. Dual-battery mods offer more capacity and better sustained output at higher wattage levels.
The most common cell sizes are 18650, 20700 and 21700. The 21700 format stores more energy and handles higher drain better than an 18650, which matters if you’re running a 0.15ohm coil at 80W or above. Our full breakdown of 18650 vs 21700 vs 20700 batteries covers the differences in detail. Browse our batteries range when you’re ready to stock up.
Some mods do not include batteries in the box. Check the product listing before you order.
Getting the wattage range right before you buy makes a real difference to whether the mod suits how you actually vape:
Read more about variable wattage vs variable voltage if you’re not sure which setting type suits your style.
A mod on its own does nothing. Here’s what you’ll need to get started:
If you’re new to this setup, our beginner’s guide to vaping walks through everything from scratch. Our best beginner vape mod guide narrows down the best first-time options if you want a direct recommendation.
For rebuildable setups using mech or squonk mods, the RDA, RTA and RDTA tanks explained guide is a useful starting point.
Squonk mods carry a built-in e-liquid bottle, typically holding more juice than a standard tank, which feeds directly into a bottom-fed RDA. You squeeze the bottle to saturate the wick, release it and the excess liquid returns. It’s a clean system for vapers who run rebuildable atomisers and want to stop dripping constantly. They suit experienced vapers who are already comfortable with sub-ohm builds. Check our best squonk mods guide for specific recommendations, or browse the full squonk vape mods range directly.
For more on rebuildable tanks and atomisers in general, the sub-ohm vaping guide covers the fundamentals well.
We’re a member of the IBVTA and we stock hardware we’ve actually tested. Our vape mods range covers everything from a reliable first regulated mod through to high-output dual-battery builds from Geekvape, Vaporesso, SMOK and Voopoo. Every product in the range meets UK TPD compliance standards, and the team is on hand if you want a recommendation before you buy.
New to the site? Use code at checkout for 5% off your first order. Orders over £40 get free UK delivery. Browse our full range of regulated box mods to start, or use the category filters to narrow by brand, wattage or battery type. If you want a second opinion before you commit, check the buying guides linked throughout this page or get in touch directly.
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Explore our answers to some frequently asked questions.
A vape mod is the battery and power unit in a vaping setup. It connects to a separate tank or atomiser rather than coming as one sealed unit. A vape kit typically bundles a mod and tank together, so you get everything in one box. Buying a mod alone makes sense when you already own a tank or want to upgrade the power unit without changing your atomiser.
A regulated mod uses a chipset to control power output and includes safety protections like short-circuit cutoff, overheat protection and low battery warnings. A mechanical mod has no chipset, no safety features and sends power directly from the battery to the atomiser. Regulated mods suit most vapers. Mechanical mods are strictly for experienced builders who understand Ohm’s law and battery safety.
Some mods include batteries, but many do not. Always check the product listing. Most regulated mods take external 18650 or 21700 cells. We stock a full range of batteries alongside our mods, along with dedicated chargers.
A comfortable DTL experience typically runs between 40W and 80W, depending on your coil resistance. Lower-resistance coils at 0.15-0.2ohm may push into the 80-100W range for best results. If you’re new to sub-ohm vaping, start lower and work up rather than jumping straight to maximum output.
The 21700 is physically larger than the 18650 and holds more energy (typically 4000mAh vs 3000mAh on quality cells). It also handles higher continuous drain better, which matters at wattages above 60W. Many newer dual-battery mods are designed primarily for 21700 cells, though some include adapters for 18650. Our 18650 vs 21700 vs 20700 battery guide covers this in full detail.
That depends on your vaping style. For DTL sub-ohm vaping, a sub-ohm tank with mesh coils is the standard pairing. For MTL, a higher-resistance tank with a tighter airflow suits better. Experienced vapers often run RTAs or RDAs with their mods for full coil control. Browse our best sub-ohm tanks guide for a curated list.
Regulated box mods are suitable for beginners who want more control from day one, provided they take time to understand the basics before adjusting settings. Mechanical mods are not suitable for beginners under any circumstances. If you’re just switching from cigarettes or disposables, our beginner’s guide to vaping is worth reading first.
It depends on wattage and usage. At moderate DTL wattages (50-60W), expect to replace a sub-ohm coil every one to two weeks (roughly £1-3 per coil) and use around 15-30ml of e-liquid per week. At higher wattages above 80W with low-resistance coils, both e-liquid and coil consumption increase noticeably. Running costs are still lower than disposables for most vapers once the initial hardware cost is covered.
A squonk mod has a built-in e-liquid bottle that feeds directly into a bottom-fed RDA. You squeeze the bottle to saturate the wick, which avoids constant dripping. Squonk mods suit experienced vapers who already use rebuildable atomisers and want a tidier, higher-capacity setup. Browse our squonk vape mods range for current options.
If your pod kit isn’t satisfying cravings, the flavour feels flat or you want bigger vapour production, those are the clearest signs a mod would serve you better. Vapers who want to experiment with different tanks or run higher-VG e-liquids also benefit from moving to a mod. The difference between pod kits and vape mods guide covers this transition point in detail.
High-VG shortfills (70/30 VG/PG or above) are the standard choice for sub-ohm DTL vaping on a box mod. The higher VG ratio produces more vapour and a smoother inhale. For MTL setups on a mod running higher-resistance coils, 50/50 blends or nic salts work well. Read our guide on how to use shortfills for a full breakdown on mixing and nicotine levels.
Dual-battery mods running 21700 cells offer the best battery life. A dual 21700 setup gives roughly two to three times the runtime of a single 18650 at the same wattage. If all-day battery life is a priority, look for dual-battery regulated mods with 21700 support. Carrying a spare charged cell is the other reliable fix for mods with external batteries.
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