ELUX CyberOver 6K Review: The 6000-Puff Pod Kit

This ELUX CyberOver 6K review covers what the manufacturer specifies, how the refill system works, and where the kit falls short — including one gap worth knowing about before you buy.

What ELUX specifies

ELUX's packing list is one device, one e-liquid container and a user manual. No charging cable is listed, so assume you need your own Type-C lead.

ELUX CyberOver 6K review: the removable battery

On almost every kit at this capacity the battery is sealed inside the body. When the cell eventually degrades, the whole device becomes waste even though the pod system still works.

ELUX splits the CyberOver differently. The power section detaches from the liquid section and is described by the manufacturer as reusable. That is a design decision rather than a marketing line, and it is the single clearest difference between this and the other 6K kits sitting next to it.

What it does not mean is that you swap batteries mid-session the way you would on a mod. The practical benefit is longevity of the power unit rather than hot-swapping.

How the 2ml and 10ml split works

UK rules cap a nicotine-containing pod at 2ml and a nicotine refill container at 10ml. [documented — gov.uk, Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016]

A 6,000-puff device cannot hold that much liquid in one 2ml pod, so it does not try. The pod stays at 2ml and a separate 10ml container feeds it as you vape. Twelve millilitres in total, with the pod never holding more than the cap allows at any moment.

That architecture is not unique to ELUX — it is how the whole high-capacity category works now — but it is worth understanding, because it explains why the 10ml container is the part you are really buying.

Setting it up

ELUX publishes a specific sequence for this kit, and it is worth following exactly rather than guessing:

1. Press and turn the cap on the e-liquid container to open it.
2. Remove the silicone section from the device.
3. Slide the container into position on the device.
4. Turn the whole thing upside down for around ten seconds, then right it and vape.

That upside-down step is the one people skip. It lets the 10ml container prime the 2ml pod before the first draw, and skipping it is the usual reason a new kit tastes thin or refuses to draw properly.

The battery light, and what it does not tell you

Three lights for high, two for medium, one for low. That is the whole system.

It is less precise than a percentage screen or an OLED readout, and worth knowing if you are coming from a kit that showed you an exact figure. What it does give you is a warning before the device dies, which is more than an unlit device offers. If you want battery percentage and liquid level on screen, this is not the kit for that.

The draw

Mouth-to-lung, draw activated, no buttons and no settings. At 20mg nic salt the delivery is smoother than freebase nicotine at the same strength, which is why 20mg is the standard choice for people replacing cigarettes.

There is no lower-strength option on this model, which matters if you have already stepped down or have never smoked.

Before you buy: replacement pods

Kits where the replacement pods are stocked as their own line include Hayati Pro Max Plus 6000, which sits at the same capacity, and there is a fuller Pro Max Plus 6000 review if you want to compare the two systems properly.

CyberOver 6K against the Lost Mary BM6000

The closest comparison at this capacity, and the two are more alike than different.

The removable battery is the CyberOver's argument. Beyond that they share the same pod architecture, the same nicotine strength and the same puff rating, so the choice comes down to that one design difference and whichever flavours you prefer. The Lost Mary BM6000 kit is worth looking at directly rather than taking a comparison table's word for it.

Across the category, 6,000-puff kits covers the other options at this size, and the wider ELUX kit range shows what else the brand makes.

Where it sits under UK rules

Single-use vapes have not been legal to sell in the UK since 1 June 2025. A vape counts as single-use if it either has a battery you cannot recharge or is not refillable — either one alone is enough. To be classed as reusable it needs a rechargeable battery, a refillable container, a replaceable coil where it has one, and refills separately available to buy. [documented — gov.uk single-use vapes ban guidance]

This review does not declare any product compliant on its own authority. That is settled by MHRA notification and enforced by Trading Standards. The MHRA notified products list is searchable if you want to check a specific product yourself.

Who it suits

Worth it if you want a slim, simple MTL kit, you like the idea of a power unit built to outlast the liquid system, or you are moving off bars and want the least complicated route in.

Look elsewhere if you want battery percentage on a screen, you want a lower nicotine strength, or you specifically want a kit whose replacement pods you can reorder here today.

New to the format? Prefilled pods explained covers how the device-and-pod split works, and the full kit range goes wider than one brand. For the kit itself, see elux cyberover 6000 box of 10.

Frequently asked questions

Is the CyberOver 6K battery really removable?

ELUX specifies it as a removable and reusable 850mAh battery section, separate from the liquid system. That is the manufacturer's own description and the feature the kit is built around.

What is in the box?

One device, one e-liquid container and a user manual. ELUX does not list a charging cable, so use your own Type-C lead.

Why is there a 2ml pod and a 10ml container instead of one tank?

UK rules cap a nicotine pod at 2ml and a nicotine refill container at 10ml. The container tops up the pod as you vape, so the pod never holds more than the limit allows.

How accurate is the three-light indicator?

It shows high, medium and low rather than a percentage. Enough to warn you before the device dies, but not enough to plan around precisely.

Can I fill the pod with my own e-liquid?

No. It is a closed prefilled system designed around the matching container. Manual filling is not what the pod is built for.

What happens when the pod is finished?

The system is designed for the pod and container to be replaced while the battery section stays in use. Check current availability of replacement parts for this model before relying on that.

Is 20mg the only strength?

Yes on this model. There is no lower-nicotine or zero-nicotine option in the CyberOver 6K range.

Supplied as a box of 10 complete kits, with same-day dispatch and free UK delivery over £200. New customers can use code Welcome5 for 5% off. Specifications are ELUX's published figures as shown on the current No1 Vape Wholesale listing, not laboratory testing. Regulatory points are drawn from gov.uk guidance and are general information rather than legal advice. Updated September 2026. For adult vapers 18+.