VOPK Triple Flavour 60K Puffs

I carried this one for six weeks

Six weeks is long enough to stop noticing a new device in a jacket pocket, and this one never quite managed it. The reason is the top section. The VOPK Triple Flavour 60K puffs is a three-tank disposable: 54 ml of liquid split into three 18 ml reservoirs, a 0.9 ohm mesh coil sitting inside each one, a 650 mAh rechargeable cell and a Type-C port. You pull the top up, turn it, and the mouthpiece lines up with one tank at a time, so you are never drawing through a coil that has been soaking in a different profile.

This page records what our own listing states for the VOPK Triple Flavour 60K puffs, works out what 54 ml actually covers once you are drawing it, sets out where other pages for this model print something different, and finishes with the practical decisions – which of the ten flavour sets to take, how to look after three tanks at once, and whether this is the right VOPK for the way you draw.

How the pull-and-rotate selector moves between tanks

The mechanism is the whole point of this device, and our listing compresses it into three words: pull-and-rotate switch. In the hand it is a little more specific than that. There is no side slider and no menu to scroll. The top section is the selector, and the tank you are drawing from is decided entirely by where it is pointing.

Turning the top section to a new tank

You lift the top section a few millimetres, turn it to the tank you want, and let it drop back so it seats with a click. The mouthpiece travels with it, which means the opening lines up with the tank you selected and with nothing else. That is what keeps the three profiles apart. You are not blending three liquids through one airway, you are choosing one of three and drawing from that one alone.

One coil per tank, not one shared coil

Each of the three tanks has its own 0.9 ohm mesh coil inside it, so turning the selector changes the coil at the same moment it changes the liquid. In practice that is why a sharp fruit does not pick up mint from the tank you were using ten minutes earlier – the two never meet. Our listing records the arrangement simply as 0.9 ohm x 3 mesh coils, and the shop’s own text describes that 0.9 ohm figure as suited to a mouth-to-lung draw.

Reading the three oil bars on the screen

The display carries two things worth watching. One is the cell. The other is the liquid, shown as three separate oil levels rather than one combined figure. On this device that distinction does real work: because each tank empties at its own rate, a single bar would tell you almost nothing, while three bars tell you which tank is closest to done. That is the one thing you need to know before you rotate to it.

The figures, as our listing states them

Everything in the table below comes from our own listing for this device. Where a number is the manufacturer’s published figure rather than something we measured, the table says so, and nothing here has been filled in from another site’s page.

What each row is based on

The 60,000 puff figure and the 54 ml capacity are VOPK’s published claims for this model, recorded on our listing as manufacturer figures. The 650 mAh cell, the Type-C port and the 0.9 ohm mesh coils are the same kind of figure – the maker’s, carried on our sheet. The strength of 2 per cent is not a claim but a setting: every one of the ten flavour variations on this listing carries it, and the selector attached to this row offers no other value. If you are comparing the VOPK range here, the VOPK brand page collects all three devices in one place.

Where other pages for this model disagree

Several other shops list this same device, and they do not agree with one another. That disagreement is worth publishing rather than smoothing over, because a buyer comparing two tabs will meet it anyway. None of it is resolved here by copying one of them.

The strength figure, and why ours reads differently

This is the row that moves most. Our own listing carries 2 per cent on every variation, and it is the only value the selector offers. Pages elsewhere for the same model print single figures of 2 per cent or of 5 per cent, one page offers 0, 2, 3 and 5 per cent as choices, and another prints 5 per cent on its own. A strength is not something a page can average out, so this page publishes the one our listing actually sells and leaves the others where they are printed.

The coil claim that other pages make

A second disagreement is quieter and easier to miss. Some pages describe the three mesh coils as working together for a denser draw, which implies that all three fire at once. Our listing describes the opposite arrangement: one coil inside each tank, brought into the airway when you rotate to that tank. On a device with three separate reservoirs the two readings cannot both be true, and the arrangement in our own text is the one that explains why the profiles stay apart.

What 54 ml covers in practice

Sixty thousand is VOPK’s rating for this model, and it belongs on the page. What it does not do is tell you how long the device will last you, because a puff count is not a measurement of anything you can hold in your hand. The figure you can actually plan with comes from the liquid, and from how much of that liquid one draw takes.

The per-tank figure

A mouth-to-lung draw through a 0.9 ohm mesh coil usually consumes somewhere between one two-hundredth and one three-hundredth of a millilitre, which gives the 200 to 300 draws per millilitre band used below. Each of the three tanks holds 18 ml, so a single tank supports roughly 3,600 to 5,400 draws. All three together come to between 10,800 and 16,200.

Why the headline is not a planning number

Divide 60,000 by 54 ml and the rating is asking for about 1,111 draws from every single millilitre. That is roughly three to five times the band above, which is a good illustration of why the two numbers should never be treated as the same kind of claim. For context rather than as a figure to carry across: an independent bench test on a different device in this puff-count class measured 1,200 draws where 2,100 had been claimed, which is a per-millilitre finding about that device and not a percentage that transfers to this one. The band in the table is therefore built from the 54 ml this device holds, tank by tank, and it is a planning figure rather than a promise.

Choosing between the ten flavour sets

The ten options are fixed trios rather than a pick-and-mix. You choose a set, and the three profiles inside that set are the three tanks. Grouping them by direction is more useful than listing them in catalogue order, because most people already know which direction they want before they read a single name.

The ten sets, grouped by direction

Four directions cover all ten. The ice-led sets lead with a chilled fruit and keep the cooling in at least two of the three tanks. The tropical sets are the soft and juicy end, with coconut, passion fruit and mango doing the work. The berry and citrus sets sit closest to a plain fruit profile, and the candy and dessert sets are the sweet end, where a vanilla or a cola turns up alongside the fruit.

• Ice-led: sets one, four and seven, plus the chilled tanks inside six and ten
• Tropical: sets two, five and nine, where pineapple, coconut and mango carry the profile
• Berry and citrus: sets three and eight, the closest thing here to a plain fruit trio
• Candy and dessert: sets six and ten, with a bubblegum, a vanilla cola and a cotton candy

If you cannot settle on one set

Choose the set whose weakest tank you can live with, not the one with the best single flavour. You receive all three whether you want them or not, and on this device a tank you dislike simply stays full while the other two drain. Set ten is the clearest example: if candy is not your direction, two of its three tanks will sit there untouched. Set eight is the safest all-rounder, because strawberry watermelon, blueberry raspberry and lemon lime sit close enough together that no single tank reads as the odd one out.

Keeping it charged and stored between uses

Two things need looking after on a device like this. One is the cell. The other is the tanks you are not drawing from, which are the part most people forget about entirely.

Charging from flat

The cell is 650 mAh, which is modest for a device holding 54 ml of liquid, so plan on charging it several times across the life of the three tanks rather than once. Our listing puts a full charge at around forty minutes over Type-C. Small and frequent top-ups suit this device better than repeatedly running it flat, and the battery readout on the display tells you where you stand before you commit to a long session.

What to do between tanks

A tank you are not drawing from is simply sitting there, and the point of three separate coils is that it stays exactly as you left it. What is worth avoiding is letting a tank run dry without noticing, because the coil inside it then has nothing left to work with. The three oil bars on the display exist precisely so that you can see that coming rather than discover it.

Whether this one suits your week

This is the largest per-tank device VOPK sells here, and the arithmetic is the reason. Eighteen millilitres in each of three tanks is a different proposition from the rest of the range, and the two models either side of it in the 60k caladas group make the trade-off easy to see.

The two VOPK models either side of this one

Our listing for the VOPK Four Flavours 80K records 40 ml spread across four chambers. That is 10 ml in each, with a rated 80,000 puffs – four decisions instead of three, and less liquid behind every one of them. The VOPK Ultra 40K carries 36 ml across two sides, so 18 ml a side: the same per-chamber volume as this device, but only two of them and a 40,000 rating. The 60K sits between the two, with the biggest tank of the three, one more tank than the Ultra, and 14 ml more liquid in total than the 80K.

Questions that come up before an order

What comes in the parcel with the device?

Our listing does not describe the parcel contents for this row, so there is no box list to quote. Treat that as unsettled rather than assuming a lead is included: ask before ordering and we will confirm exactly what ships with the unit.

Can the three tanks be refilled, or are they sealed?

Nothing in our listing says either way. There is no refill port described on the device and the only opening mentioned is the Type-C charging port, but silence is not the same thing as a sealed tank. If refilling matters to you, that is worth settling with us before the order rather than after the parcel lands.

Can I put my own choice of flavour in each tank?

No – the ten options are fixed trios. You choose one of the ten sets and the three profiles inside it are the three tanks, in the order the table above lists them. Our listing does not offer a build-your-own combination, so it is worth planning around the sets as they stand.

What happens when one tank runs dry before the other two?

Our listing does not state a cut-off, so assume that nothing switches itself off for you. The three oil bars are the safeguard: check them before you rotate, and if a tank is nearly finished, move to a fuller one and treat the low tank as done rather than drawing it down to nothing.

Does the listing state a warranty period?

It does not. Our row carries no warranty term, so there is nothing on this page we can quote you. If cover on a fault matters to your order, raise it with us while the order is still open and we will tell you what applies.

Dispatch, order sizes and shelf planning

What we can confirm before dispatch

Orders ship from the EU warehouse, and the window we publish is three to seven working days. Tracking comes with the order. Anything you want settled is cheapest to settle while the order is still open – particularly the strength, if 2 per cent is not what you need, and the two open points above about parcel contents and refilling, neither of which our listing resolves.

Shelf quantities and storage

This row is listed as a single unit and carries no minimum order. Our listing holds no carton count or carton weight for this model, so if you are planning shelf space or a larger order, ask us to confirm the packing rather than working from a figure we do not have. Store units upright and out of direct sun.

Every specification on this page is the manufacturer’s published figure for the VOPK Triple Flavour 60K, recorded as such on our own listing. The 60,000 puff rating and the 54 ml capacity are VOPK’s claims rather than measured results, and the draw band above is our own arithmetic from the liquid, not a manufacturer’s figure.