Bottom line: The iJOY XP100K is a refillable disposable system with a modular design — the pod detaches from the power bank. With a claimed 100,000 puffs, dual mesh coils, and a smart display, we tested it for 3 weeks to see if the numbers hold up. Skip to our verdict.
iJOY XP100K Refillable Disposable Vape
- Total E-Liquid: 33mL (18mL pre-filled pod + 15mL refill bottle)
- Puff Count: Up to 100,000 puffs (Norm Mode)
- Nicotine: 5% (50mg/mL) salt nicotine
- Battery: 1500mAh total (300mAh pod + 1200mAh power bank)
- Coil: 0.4ohm APOP Dual Mesh
- Power Modes: Norm (22W) / Boost (26W)
- Charging: USB Type-C (cable not included)
- Price: $25-35
Package Includes:
- 1x iJOY XP100K Disposable Vape (18mL pre-filled)
- 1x 15mL refill bottle (flavor of choice)
What’s in the box: A new category
The iJOY XP100K arrives in a substantial box that’s closer to a pod system than a typical disposable. Inside, you get two distinct pieces: the pod itself (with 18mL pre-filled) and the power bank base (1200mAh). The 15mL refill bottle is separately packaged – this isn’t a standard disposable.
First impression: iJOY is blurring categories here. This looks like a disposable, works like a disposable, but has the refillable capacity of a pod system. The USB-C cable isn’t included, which feels cheap at this price point, but most of us have extras.
Design & Innovation: Modular thinking
The specs that matter
Pod Section:
- 18mL pre-filled capacity
- 300mAh built-in battery
- 0.4ohm APOP dual mesh coil
- Can be used independently without the power bank
- Side display showing pod battery, mode, and puff timer
Power Bank Base:
- 1200mAh capacity
- Charges the pod when attached
- Can be used as a standalone power bank for other devices
- Smart display showing both pod and power bank status
Combined: 1500mAh total, 33mL total e-liquid capacity
The feel
The modular design is clever. The pod clicks into the power bank with a satisfying magnetic connection. Using the attached gives you maximum battery life; using the pod alone makes it pocket-friendly for short trips.
At around 100g combined, this is hefty – but you’re carrying 33mL of juice and 1500mAh of battery. The finish is premium matte with metallic accents. No creaking, solid build quality.
The side display is bright and informative: pod battery percentage, power bank percentage, current mode (Norm/Boost), vaping timer, and puff count. More information than most vapers need.
Technical performance: Two modes, real difference
The 100K puff claim: realistic
With 33mL total capacity, the math works:
| Usage Level | Daily Puffs | Expected Lifespan |
| Light (200/day) | Norm mode | ~165 days (5.5 months) |
| Moderate (500/day) | Norm mode | ~66 days (2+ months) |
| Heavy (800+/day) | Mixed modes | ~41 days |
| Boost mode only | 500/day | ~50 days |
I’ve been testing for 3 weeks, primarily in Norm mode. The puff counter shows 12,400 puffs, and I’ve gone through about 40% of the total liquid. At this pace, I’ll hit the refill point around week 5-6, then get another 3-4 weeks from the refill bottle. Total lifespan: roughly 2 months for moderate-heavy use.
Dual power modes tested
Norm Mode (22W):
- Smoother, cooler vape
- Better flavor clarity
- Longer coil life
- My preference for all-day use
Boost Mode (26W):
- Warmer, more intense hit
- Slightly muted flavor (heat burns off nuances)
- Faster liquid consumption (~20% faster)
- Better for nicotine satisfaction in short sessions
The 4W difference is noticeable. I switch to Boost when I want a stronger hit, but Norm mode is better for tasting the flavors. The fact that you can choose is a major advantage over fixed-output disposables.
The 0.4ohm dual mesh coil
Lower resistance than typical disposables (which are usually 0.8-1.2ohm). This means:
- More vapor production
- Warmer vape at equivalent wattage
- Faster battery drain (hence the 1500mAh capacity)
- Better flavor saturation
Three weeks in, no significant flavor degradation. The “Flavor-locking Technology” iJOY mentions seems to work – I’m not getting the week-2 fade that kills most high-capacity disposables.
Daily use: Living with a hybrid device
The modular reality
Attached use (pod + power bank):
- Heavier but worry-free battery life
- Complete information on the display
- 3-4 days between charges with moderate use
- Better for desk/car use
Pod-only use:
- 300mAh lasts about 4-6 hours of moderate vaping
- Much more pocketable
- The display still shows the pod battery and mode
- Perfect for quick trips, nights out
I find myself using it attached during the day, then popping the pod off for evening outings. The flexibility is useful – unexpected from a “disposable.”
Charging strategy
With 1500mAh total capacity, charging takes about 90 minutes from empty (tested with 20W adapter). The USB-C port is on the power bank base. When attached, both pod and bank charge together. The display shows the charging status for both batteries separately.
Flavor testing: 33mL of longevity
I tested three flavors from their lineup over the testing period. The 15mL refill bottle lets you extend your favorite flavor or switch to something new.
Blue Razz Ice (pre-filled)
- Week 1: Bright, punchy blue raspberry with solid cooling. The 0.4ohm coil at 22W delivers excellent flavor clarity. Not the artificial candy taste – there’s actual berry complexity.
- Week 2: Still consistent in Norm mode. Boost mode starts showing slight sweetness muting at higher temperatures.
- Week 3: Now at about 60% of the 18mL pod remaining. Flavor is 90% of day one quality – impressive for nearly 10,000 puffs.
- All-day vape potential: High
- Intensity: 8.5/10 in Norm, 7.5/10 in Boost.
- Best mode: Norm (22W) preserves flavor better
Arabica Coffee
Risky test: Coffee flavors usually destroy coils fastest. I saved this for after the 2-week mark to test longevity.
Day 1 of Coffee: Rich, not burnt-tasting. Actual coffee notes rather than generic “mocha.”
Day 5 of Coffee: Some darkening of the liquid (normal for coffee), but flavor remains distinct. No burnt hits.
- All-day vape potential: Medium (rich for constant use)
- Intensity: 9/10
- Coil impact: Less than expected – the mesh seems resilient
Refilling process
The pod detaches easily. Refill port is standard silicone-stopper style. Takes about 30 seconds. The 15mL bottle fills the pod to about 85% – smart, prevents overfilling leaks.
Value analysis: The math of refillability
| Device Type | Capacity | Price | Cost per 1K puffs | Refillable? |
| Standard disposable | 20,000 | $15 | $0.75 | ❌ |
| RAZ Vue 50K | 50,000 | $19.99 | $0.39 | ❌ |
| iJOY XP100K | 100,000 | $19.99 | $0.19 | ✅ |
| Pod system + juice | Variable | $40+ | ~$0.25 | ✅ |
The XP100K sits between traditional disposables and full pod systems. You’re paying disposable-level prices with pod-system flexibility.
Who should buy this (and who shouldn’t)
Buy the XP100K if:
- You want maximum capacity without pod system complexity
- You like choosing between flavor clarity (Norm) and intensity (Boost)
- You appreciate the flexibility of modular design
- You want to reduce waste vs. standard disposables
- You vape heavily enough to justify the upfront cost
Don’t buy this if:
- You want true grab-and-go simplicity (refilling adds steps)
- You need pocket-sized stealth (even the pod alone is chunky)
- You prefer tight MTL draws (this is airier, closer to restricted DTL)
- You rarely finish 5K puff devices (this is overkill)
- You want flavor variety without carrying multiple devices
Competition: unique positioning
iJOY XP100K vs RAZ Vue 50K
| Feature | XP100K | Vue 50K |
| Total Liquid | 33mL | 13mL |
| Refillable | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
| Battery | 1500mAh modular | 900mAh+420mAh |
| Power modes | 22W/26W | 12W/24W |
| Coil | 0.4ohm | 0.8ohm |
| Price | ~$19.99 | ~$19.99 |
Verdict: The terminal price of the XP100K is essentially the same as that of the Vue 50K, yet it offers 65% greater e-liquid capacity and is refillable. If you’re committed to one device for months, the XP100K wins. If you want simplicity, the Vue 50K is easier.
iJOY XP100K vs Traditional Pod Systems
Pod system advantages:
- More coil options
- Reusable device
- Wider flavor selection
XP100K advantages:
- Lower upfront cost
- No coil changing (disposable pods)
- Simpler operation
- Pre-filled convenience + refill flexibility
Verdict: The XP100K is a bridge product. If you want pod-like capacity without pod system maintenance, this is it.
Final verdict
Rating: 9/10
The iJOY XP100K is a new category. The refillable design, modular battery system, and dual power modes add real functionality that justifies the complexity.
After three weeks of heavy use, I’m convinced this is the future of high-capacity vaping. You get disposable convenience with a pod system economy. The flavor longevity is exceptional, the refill process is simple, and the modular design actually proves useful in daily life.
Is it perfect? The size is still substantial, and the refill step adds friction compared to true disposables. But for heavy vapers who go through multiple disposables per month, the savings and flexibility add up.
Bottom line: If you’re spending $40+ monthly on disposables and don’t mind a 10-second refill every few weeks, the XP100K will save you money while delivering better performance. It’s the first “disposable” I’ve tested that works as advertised.
Where to buy:
- Element Vape: $28.99
- VapeLoft: $30.99
- Mi-Pod: $32.99
Available flavors:
- Blue Razz Ice, Arabica Coffee, Banana Cake, Blue Cotton Candy
- Blueberry Blackberry, Blueberry Watermelon, Cool Mint, Grape Ice
- Mixed Berries, Peach Slush, Pink & Blue, Rose Donut
- Sour Mango Pineapple, Strawberry Ice, Watermelon Ice
Tested daily for 21 days (12,400+ puffs). Multiple flavors and both power modes were tested. Contains affiliate links.
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