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Innokin Vape Kits Ireland – Endura, Klypse & Trine | Next Vape

Innokin has been building vape hardware since 2011, out of Shenzhen, and it's one of the more established names behind the pod kits and vape pens Irish vapers actually reach for day to day rather than just look at. At Next Vape, our Innokin vape range covers four kits built for different styles of MTL vaping: the pen-style Endura T18-X, the beginner-friendly Endura V, the watch-inspired Klypse Mecha, and the adjustable-wattage Trine Kit.

Innokin Endura T18-X Kit – Classic MTL Vape Pen

The Endura T18-X is Innokin's pen-style option, built around a 1000mAh internal battery and a 2.5ml top-fill tank that pairs with the Prism T18 coil series. It's a single-button device with no wattage adjustment to fuss over, which is exactly the point — it's aimed at smokers switching over for the first time who want something closer to a cigarette-style draw than a fully adjustable pod system. Charging is over USB-C with pass-through support, so it can be topped up while you're still using it.

Innokin Endura V Kit – Beginner Pod System

The Endura V steps things up slightly with a 1200mAh battery and up to 21W of output, paired with a 2ml VCAP pod available in 0.6, 0.8 and 1.2ohm resistances based on your desired draw's tightness or airiness. It's draw-activated rather than button-fired, which keeps it simple for anyone coming straight from disposables, while still giving more flavour and vapour than the T18-X thanks to the higher wattage ceiling.

Innokin Klypse Mecha Kit – Watch-Inspired Pod Mod

The Klypse Mecha is the design piece of the range — a zinc-alloy body styled after mechanical watch parts, with a circular OLED display and a firing button shaped like a spinning cog. Underneath that, it's a genuinely capable device: a 900mAh battery running 6-18W, using 2ml Klypse pods in 0.6ohm or 1.2ohm resistances, with smart wattage detection that adjusts output automatically depending on which pod is fitted so you can't accidentally overdrive a coil.

Innokin Trine Kit – Adjustable Pod System

The Trine Kit sits at the top of this range for anyone who wants more control than the Endura V offers: adjustable output up to around 25W, an OLED screen showing wattage and battery life at a glance, and the same 2ml VCAP pod platform used across Innokin's Endura V and Trine lines, so pods and coils are interchangeable between devices if you own more than one. The Trine line picked up "Best Pod" at the 2024 Ecigclick Vape Awards, for what it's worth if awards factor into your decision.

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Buying Innokin Vape Kits in Ireland

Every Innokin vape kit at Next Vape is genuine stock, TPD-compliant for the Irish market, and covered by the same 18+ age requirement as any other vape product sold here. Orders placed before the daily cutoff go out for next-day delivery across Ireland, so picking a new Innokin kit doesn't mean a long wait to actually start using it.

Innokin Vape Kits – FAQs

Who makes Innokin vapes?

Innokin is a vape hardware manufacturer founded in 2011 in Shenzhen, China, by James Kang, a former Joytech employee — known for pod systems, vape pens and mod kits sold through retailers worldwide, including here at Next Vape in Ireland.

Is Innokin a good vape brand?

Yes — Innokin is generally regarded as one of the more established, reliable names in vape hardware, with over a decade in the industry and awards including "Best Pod" for the Trine collection at the Ecigclick Vape Awards in 2024.

Are Innokin vape kits refillable?

Yes. Every kit in this range — the Endura T18-X, Endura V, Klypse Mecha and Trine — is a refillable, rechargeable device rather than a disposable, so you top it up with your own e-liquid and recharge the battery via USB-C.

Which Innokin kit is best for beginners?

The Endura T18-X or Endura V are the easier starting points — both are simple, single-function devices with no wattage settings to manage, unlike the Klypse Mecha or Trine which offer more adjustment for anyone who wants to fine-tune their vape.

Are Innokin vape kits legal in Ireland?

Yes, provided they meet EU TPD rules, which every kit sold at Next Vape does — 2ml pod capacity, 20mg nic salt cap on any bundled e-liquid, and child-resistant packaging.

How often do I need to replace the coil?

There's no fixed schedule — change the coil once you notice a burnt taste, weaker flavour, or less vapour than usual, which for most vapers works out to roughly every 1–3 weeks depending on how much you vape and what e-liquid you use. Browse the full Innokin vape range at Next Vape and find the kit that matches how you actually want to vape, from simple pen-style devices to fully adjustable pod systems.