Description
Introduction
Oreco Comet Pro Refill Pods are the replacement pods for the Oreco Comet Pro Pod Kit, sold as a pack of 2 for £4.99 in a choice of 0.4 ohm or 0.6 ohm. Each pod has its own built-in coil, so when the flavour fades, you swap the whole pod rather than a separate coil head.
Unlike most 2ml refillables, these pods sit on a 5W to 30W adjustable kit, so the same pod gives a tight mouth-to-lung draw at low power or a restricted direct-lung draw near the top. The guide below shows which resistance to buy for your e-liquid and draw style.
Key Specs Customers Check
Resistance: 0.4 ohm or 0.6 ohm. 0.6 ohm gives a tighter, cooler draw for nic salts; 0.4 ohm runs warmer and airier for freebase and RDTL.
Pack size: 2 pods. Two to six weeks of vaping, depending on use.
Capacity: 2ml (UK TPD limit). A clear liquid window shows when the pod needs topping up.
Coil: integrated, non-replaceable. The pod is the coil.
Compatibility: Oreco Comet Pro only. Fits both the original plastic-bodied Comet Pro and the metal-bodied 2026 version. Does not fit the Model X or Model Y.
Kit wattage range: 5W to 30W. Start low with a fresh pod and step up gradually.
Best liquids: 50/50 nic salts and freebase, 70/30 shortfills on the 0.4 ohm. Thick high-VG liquid on the 0.6 ohm at low power is the quickest route to a dry hit.
Key Features
Two resistances, one kit: 0.6 ohm for a cigarette-like draw, 0.4 ohm for warmer vapour. Keep one of each and switch by mood.
Top airflow design: the air inlet sits above the liquid, which is why the Comet Pro leaks and gurgles far less than bottom-airflow pods carried in a pocket.
Same flavour on both pods: verified buyers who tried both say the taste matches; the 0.4 ohm simply pulls a little looser.
Cheaper than the launch retailer: £4.99 for two on VOS against £7.99 elsewhere, so each spare pod costs £2.50.
Which Resistance Should You Buy
0.6 Ohm – the all-rounder and the pod that ships in the kit. Tighter, cooler draw, best with 10mg or 20mg nic salts and 50/50 liquids at roughly 12W to 18W. Pick it if you have just switched from disposables or prefilled pods.
0.4 Ohm – looser, warmer and cloudier. Suits 3mg to 6mg freebase in 50/50 or 70/30 at around 18W to 25W. Pick it for an RDTL vape without moving to a sub-ohm kit.
Ex-smokers and nic salt users should start on the 0.6 ohm. Heavy vapers getting through 10ml of shortfill a day are better served by the 0.4 ohm, which handles thicker liquid without starving the wick.
How Long Will a Pod Last
Oreco publishes no lifespan figure, so these are realistic ranges for an integrated-coil 2ml pod:
Light vaper (2ml to 4ml a day): 2 to 3 weeks per pod, longer on fruit or menthol liquid.
Average vaper (4ml to 8ml a day): 7 to 14 days per pod.
Heavy vaper (8ml or more a day): 5 to 7 days, less on sweet dessert liquids that caramelise the coil.
Change the pod when flavour goes muted or a draw tastes burnt. Sweetener shortens pod life more than nicotine strength does.
How to Fit, Fill and Prime
Pull the old pod straight up out of the body and wipe the contacts dry.
Open the fill port on the new pod and fill to just below the top of the window, leaving a small air gap.
Close the port and stand the pod upright for 5 to 10 minutes so the wick saturates. Skipping this is the number one cause of a burnt first pod.
Seat the pod, set the wattage to the low end for that resistance and take three short primer draws without pressing the button.
Raise the wattage a step at a time until the warmth suits you.
How to Make Each Pod Last Longer
Refill at a quarter full rather than empty; a dry wick burns in one draw.
Stay inside the wattage band for your resistance. Running the 0.6 ohm at 30W cooks the coil in days.
Use 50/50 liquid on the 0.6 ohm and save 70/30 for the 0.4 ohm.
If the pod gurgles, flick it downwards into a tissue to clear the chimney, then recycle spent pods with small electricals rather than household waste.
What Buyers Say
The Comet Pro only reached the UK in 2026, so there is no Reddit or forum thread on it yet. Verified buyer reviews on UK retailer sites are consistently positive: the 0.6 ohm pod is praised for flavour and vapour, the 0.4 ohm for a slightly looser draw with identical taste, and one owner reports the kit still at 31 percent battery after two days of solid use.
Genuine Oreco Stock
Vape Online Store buys Oreco hardware direct from the UK distributor, so every Comet Pro pod is authentic, TPD-compliant retail stock, never a grey-market import. The store is rated 4.5 out of 5 across more than 7,400 customer reviews and replaces faulty pods without fuss. Sales are strictly 18+.
What’s in the Box
2 x Oreco Comet Pro Refill Pods in the selected resistance
No device, e-liquid or USB-C cable included
FAQ
How long do Oreco Comet Pro pods last?
Typically 1 to 3 weeks each. Average vapers on 50/50 liquid should expect 7 to 14 days; heavy use or very sweet liquid brings that nearer 5 days.
Do Comet Pro pods fit the Oreco Model X or Model Y?
No. Those kits use a different side-fill 3-pack pod in 0.6 and 0.8 ohm. Comet Pro pods fit the Comet Pro only, plastic or metal body.
Are the pods 2ml or 5ml?
UK retail pods are 2ml, the legal TPD maximum for a refillable pod.
Which pod is best for nic salts?
The 0.6 ohm. Its tighter draw and lower power suit 10mg and 20mg salts; 20mg on the 0.4 ohm at 25W is harsh for most people.
Are Oreco Comet Pro pods leak-proof?
Leak-resistant rather than leak-proof. Top airflow and a sealed port keep them dry in normal use, but overfilling or leaving a pod on its side in heat can still weep liquid.
Do I need to prime a new pod?
Yes. Fill, wait 5 to 10 minutes, then start at low wattage. A burnt first draw almost always means the wick was not soaked.
Why does my pod gurgle or spit?
Condensation in the chimney. Remove the pod, flick it downwards into a tissue, wipe the contacts and refit. Shorter draws help on the 0.4 ohm.
