RELX Vape Kits to Buy in 2026

The Best RELX Vape Kits to Try in 2026

RELX has stayed a go-to name in the pod vape world by keeping things simple: reliable devices, easy-to-swap pods, and a design that doesn't feel bulky in a pocket. If you're deciding which RELX kit to pick up next, here's a rundown of what's currently available and who each one suits best — all in stock at Vape Port Wholesale.

Why RELX Keeps Showing Up on "Best Of" Lists

There's no shortage of vape brands competing for attention, so it's worth asking why RELX keeps coming up as a recommended option year after year. Part of it comes down to consistency — the devices tend to perform the same way batch after batch, which matters more than people expect once they've had a bad experience with an inconsistent brand. Part of it is also just familiarity: RELX has been around long enough that a lot of vapers already know what to expect, which lowers the risk of trying something new.

With the UK's ban on single-use disposable vapes now in effect, 2026 has also become a year where a lot of vapers are re-evaluating what they buy. RELX's current lineup — entirely built around refillable and reusable pod systems — lines up well with that shift, which is part of why it's worth a fresh look even for anyone who hasn't considered it in a while.

1. Relx Maxgo 33k Prefilled Vape Kit (Box of 3)

If you want the least amount of hassle possible, the Maxgo 33k is built for you. It's prefilled and rated for a high puff count, so there's no pod-swapping involved — just use it until it's done. Good for anyone who wants a "grab it and go" option without managing separate pods. This is also a solid choice for someone testing whether they even like pod vaping before committing to a reusable device.

2. Relx Maxgo 33k and 12k Pods (Pack of 5)

For anyone who already has a Maxgo device, this pack of refill pods keeps you stocked up without needing to buy a whole new kit each time. It's worth noting these are specifically matched to Maxgo hardware, so double-check compatibility before buying if you're not sure which device you have.

3. Relx Ultra Prefilled Pod Vape Kit (Box of 5)

The Ultra kit is RELX's more traditional pod system — a reusable device paired with a swappable pod. It's a solid middle-ground choice for people who like the idea of sticking with one device and just changing pods when needed. The Ultra also tends to appeal to anyone who's used pod systems from other brands before and wants a similar experience with RELX's build quality.

4. Relx Ultra Refill Pods (Box of 5)

Once you've got the Ultra device, these refill pods are the ongoing purchase. Buying pods separately from the kit tends to work out more cost-effective over time than repeatedly buying full prefilled kits, particularly if you're vaping daily.

5. Relx 12k Ultra Pod Vape Kit (Box of 5)

A step up in puff count from the standard Ultra, the 12k Ultra kit suits users who go through pods quickly and want more use out of each one. It's priced the same as the standard Ultra kit, so the higher capacity comes at no extra upfront cost — only the refill pods carry a small premium.

6. Relx 12k Ultra Refill Pods (Box of 5)

The matching refill pods for the 12k Ultra device — same idea as above, just scaled up for higher-capacity use. If you're vaping heavily throughout the day, the reduced frequency of pod changes can be a meaningful convenience on top of the cost consideration.

Which One Should You Pick?

• Want zero maintenance? Go for the Maxgo 33k prefilled kit.
• Want a reusable device with swappable pods? The Ultra or 12k Ultra kit is the better long-term option.
• Already own a device? Just top up with the matching refill pods rather than buying a full kit again.
• Vape heavily throughout the day? The 12k Ultra's higher pod capacity means fewer changes.
• New to pod vaping altogether? Start with either the Maxgo 33k or standard Ultra kit before deciding whether you want to commit to a reusable system long-term.

How to Budget for a RELX Kit

If you're weighing up cost, it helps to think in terms of ongoing spend rather than just the sticker price of the first kit. A Maxgo kit is priced close to what you'll actually spend per use, since there's no separate refill cost. An Ultra or 12k Ultra kit costs a little more upfront, but the refill pods bring the per-use cost down over repeated purchases — so the "better value" answer really depends on how long you plan to keep using RELX.

Getting the Most Out of Whichever Kit You Choose

Regardless of which RELX product you pick, a few habits help you get better performance and value out of it. Storing devices and pods away from direct heat or sunlight helps preserve e-liquid quality, and letting a new pod sit for a minute or two before first use (if it's a fresh installation) can help avoid an overly harsh initial draw. If you're using a reusable Ultra or 12k Ultra device, keeping the contacts between the pod and device clean can also help maintain consistent performance over time.

It's also worth paying attention to how your usage changes over time. Someone who starts out vaping occasionally might find their habits shift after a few weeks, at which point it's worth reassessing whether a higher-capacity option like the 12k Ultra would actually suit them better than what they started with.

A Note on Flavour and Personal Preference

While this guide focuses mainly on format and capacity, it's worth remembering that personal taste plays a big role in which RELX product ends up being your favourite day to day. Two people with identical usage habits might still prefer different kits simply based on how the draw feels or how the flavour profile of a particular pod comes through. If you're not sure what you'll like, it can be worth starting with a smaller initial purchase before committing to buying in bulk.

A Quick Note on Compliance

All RELX products sold through Vape Port Wholesale are genuine stock, and the site requires buyers to be 18 or over to purchase, in line with UK law. With single-use disposable vapes now banned in the UK, refillable pod systems like RELX's Ultra and Maxgo ranges are worth knowing about as a compliant alternative — and worth mentioning to friends or customers who are still looking for a replacement habit after the ban.

Final Thoughts

There's no single "best" RELX kit for everyone — it depends on how you vape, how often, and whether you're happy managing a device long-term or would rather keep things disposable-simple. What's reassuring is that whichever option you pick, you're getting the same consistent build quality RELX is known for, sourced as genuine stock through MCR Vape Distro Wholesale.

FAQs

What's the difference between the Maxgo and Ultra kits?

Maxgo kits come prefilled and are used until empty, while Ultra kits use a reusable device with separately sold refill pods.

Is the 12k Ultra better than the standard Ultra?

 It offers a higher puff count per pod, so it suits heavier users, but the standard Ultra is a perfectly good option for lighter, everyday use.

Can I buy just the pods without the kit?

Yes — refill pods for both the Maxgo and Ultra ranges are sold separately once you already own the matching device.

Are these RELX products genuine?

Yes, Vape Port Wholesale confirms all RELX stock it sells is genuine.

Do I need to be 18 to buy these?

Yes, you must be over 18 to purchase from Vape Port Wholesale, as required by UK law.

Which RELX kit is best for a first-time pod vape user?

Either the Maxgo 33k or the standard Ultra kit is a reasonable starting point, since both are simple to use without committing to the higher-capacity 12k Ultra straight away.

How often will I need to buy refill pods?

 This depends on how much you vape, but a box of 5 pods is generally designed to last through several weeks of regular use before needing to be replaced.