One Name, Three Vapes: Sorting Out Enjoy Ultra 9000 Box of 10
Nobody Can Tell These Apart, So Start With Enjoy Ultra 9000 Box of 10
Three vapes on our shelf carry the Enjoy name. They are not the same device, they do not take the same pods, and two of them are named in a way that makes the mix up worse.
We read eleven other UK pages selling these before writing this. Not one of them puts the three side by side. Battery figures disagree across eight of those pages, and the flavour count ranges from nineteen to forty seven depending on which site you open.
So here they are, plainly.
Enjoy Ultra 9000. A small 2ml pod, plus a 10ml bottle you top it up from. Charges by cable. This is the one most shops mean.
Enjoy Ultra 18K. Two flavours in one body, 15ml of each. A different device, not a bigger 9000.
Enjoy Pro Max 15000. The odd one out, and the one we would ask about before ordering. Section five explains why.
There is a fourth name to watch for too. Aladdin Pro Enjoy X is a separate pod line that shares the Enjoy word and fits none of the three above. Shops ask us about that one weekly.
Our own kit is our Enjoy Ultra 9000, and an Enjoy Ultra 9000 Box of 10 is the size most buyers ask for by name.
Pick By Name, Not Puffs
The numbers in these names are the least useful thing about them.
Nine thousand puffs on the 9000 is nine thousand from the pod you fill, not from the device. Fill it again and you get another nine thousand. The number is a pod figure wearing a device name, which is why a shop can sell one kit and then sell liquid for a year.
The 18K works differently again. Eighteen thousand comes from two separate 15ml sides, so it is really two nine thousands in one shell.
Judge these by what refills them and what they cost to keep going, not by the badge. We wrote about what 30K really means for the same reason.
The Enjoy Ultra 18K Runs Two Flavours At Once
This is the one shops ask about least and understand least.
It holds two flavours, 15ml each, and the customer switches between them on the mouthpiece. Fifteen pairings exist, things like Triple Mango with Triple Melon. A customer who cannot decide gets both.
Be straight with buyers about two gaps, though. Nobody publishes how the switching works mechanically, so your staff cannot explain it beyond "turn the top". And nobody publishes whether the 18K takes refills at all. Every page we read calls it prefilled with 30ml inside and stops there.
That matters more than it sounds, and section ten comes back to it. For now: the Enjoy Ultra 18K kit is a dual flavour device and nothing about the 9000 applies to it.
Thirty Eight Discontinued Names Sit Inside Enjoy Ultra 9000 Wholesale
This is the part we would want to know if we were buying, so we will say it first and plainly.
We took all fifty four flavour names off our own listing and held each one against what the maker lists today.
16 of 54 match what the maker still makes.
38 of 54 belong to the older bottle shaped vape that is no longer made.
Those thirty eight are real stock. They are sealed, they work, and they vape the same as they always did. Sell the last one of a name, though, and that is the end of it. Nothing comes back in behind it.
So an Enjoy Ultra 9000 Wholesale order is two different purchases wearing one name. Sixteen names you can build a shelf on, and thirty eight you are clearing. Price them and plan them apart.
No other seller tells you this. Eleven pages, and the flavour counts they publish are nineteen, twenty, twenty two, forty two, forty five and forty seven. Three of those pages contradict themselves on the same page. None of them says which names can still be ordered.
The Enjoy Pro Max 15000 Is Named Wrong On Our Own Site
Our listing for this one has the word disposable in its web address and in its title. The device is not a disposable. That is our fault and it is being fixed.
But there is a bigger question, and we would rather raise it than sell around it.
We went looking for other UK traders selling the Pro Max 15000. Three of their pages are dead links. The one page still standing has twenty one flavours on it and every single one is sold out. Nobody publishes a battery size for it, a pod size, a nicotine strength or a charging port. All anyone says is fifteen thousand puffs and a mesh coil.
We hold just under twenty one thousand units of it.
We are not going to tell you that is a bargain. Ask us about the the Enjoy Pro Max before you commit to it, and ask whether it is still being made. We are asking the same question.
Which Pods Drop In
Here is a gap nobody in the trade has filled. Not one of the eleven pages we read publishes a list of which pods fit which Enjoy device.
What is actually known:
- The 9000 takes a 2ml pod and a 10ml bottle to refill it. The pod clips on with a magnet.
- Pods sold as Enjoy Ultra 9000 pods fit the 9000. That is the only fitment any seller states.
- Nothing is published about 18K or Pro Max pods. Not by us, not by anyone.
So keep it dull and keep it safe. Sell the pod printed with the same model name as the device, and assume nothing crosses over. We have been caught by that on other brands and it always ends with a return.
Something else is absent from every page we opened. Not one of them says whether the coil inside can be changed by the customer or whether it is sealed into the pod. Every page names the coil. None says what happens when it burns out. If you need a firm answer on that for a customer, ask us and we will chase the supplier rather than guess. Our general piece on pod formats across brands covers the usual shapes.
Four The Maker Still Makes
The flip side of the thirty eight. When we checked the maker's list against ours, four of their current flavours were missing from our shelf:
- Blue Razz Lemonade
- Cherry Berry
- Fizzy Cherry
- Triple Mango
Those four are the cheapest improvement available on this line, because they are names that reorder. If you want them, say so and we will put them on the next order. Asking is how they get added.
Order By Flavour Name, Not Case Count, For Enjoy Ultra 9000 Bulk
Most of what we sell, you order by the box and worry about flavours later. Not this one.
Because thirty eight names cannot be reordered, an Enjoy Ultra 9000 Bulk order should be written as a flavour list, not a quantity. Name the flavours you want and how many of each. Otherwise you fill a box with names that will never come back, and your repeat customer asks for one of them in a fortnight.
Ask us this much before you place it:
- Which of the sixteen reorderable names are in stock this week
- What is actually inside a mixed box, because one customer reported getting only three flavours in one
- Whether the price you were quoted is before or after VAT
On the last one, the only other trade page we found publishing an ex VAT figure at all was one wholesaler quoting forty three pounds fifty. Everyone else leaves you guessing.
There is also tax to think about now. Vaping liquid carries two pounds twenty on every ten millilitres as of this month, and it applies to stock already sitting on a shelf. On a device built around a 10ml bottle, that is not small.
Six Pages, One Product
This section is about our own website, and it is the most useful thing on this page if you buy from us.
Search for Enjoy Ultra 9000 on Google and our site can return six different addresses. Three of them are selling you roughly the same thing.
A box of five.
A box of ten.
A second box of ten at a different address, which almost nobody reaches.
That is our mess, not yours, and we are untangling it. Until we do, the practical advice is simple: tell us the box size you want in writing rather than clicking the first result. The Enjoy Ultra 9000 ten-pack is the older high puff version with 18ml already inside, which is a different build from the 2ml and 10ml kit. Two products, one name, and the page titles do not make that clear enough.
If you have ordered the wrong one before, that is why.
Nobody Has The Paperwork
Every refillable vape sold here has to be notified to the MHRA, the UK medicines and devices regulator, and that notification carries a number.
We went looking for that number for the Enjoy Ultra range. Across eleven trade and retail pages, not one publishes it. The closest anyone gets is the words TPD compliant with nothing attached, or a claim of being notified with no number beside it.
We cannot publish one either, because we do not have it yet. We have asked.
What we can tell you is what the law actually asks of a reusable vape, checked at the government's own page rather than repeated from another seller:
Has to: charge back up rather than run flat and die.
Has to: hold its liquid in something you can top up again, and a pod counts as that.
Has to, if it has one: let the owner pull the coil out and put a new one in.
Ought to: have its refills and its coils on sale on their own.
The 9000 clears the first two without argument. The coil line is the one nobody in the trade answers, including us, and that is the honest state of it.
Provenance: (a) those four conditions come from the government's own single use vape ban guidance on gov.uk, carrying a July 2025 update date. (b) the flavour comparison and the count of competitor pages are ours, done by hand.
If the split between the two kinds is new to anyone on your counter, we have the two kinds compared written out in full.
Only one of the eleven pages we read mentions the ban that changed these devices at all. It came in on the first of June 2025, and the 9000 is shaped the way it is because of it.
Asked By Pod Shops
1. Which Enjoy should I stock first?
The 9000, and order it by flavour name rather than by puff count. An Enjoy Ultra 9000 Box of 10 is the size most buyers ask for.
2. Is the Enjoy Ultra 9000 a disposable?
No. It charges over USB-C, and a 2ml pod refills from a 10ml bottle of 20mg nic salt. Some page titles on our own site still say disposable and those are wrong. We put the same question to a Hayati device and we asked this before.
3. How big is the battery?
We will not give you one number. Four sellers say 600mAh and four say 650mAh. Until the supplier confirms it, anyone quoting a single figure is guessing.
4. Do 9000 pods fit the 18K?
Nobody publishes an answer, so treat it as no. The Enjoy Ultra 18K is a separate device and the pod should match the model name printed on it.
5. Why are some flavours cheaper to clear?
Because thirty eight of the fifty four names come from the old bottle shaped vape and cannot be reordered. Good stock, finite stock. Any Enjoy Ultra 9000 Wholesale quote should separate those from the sixteen that reorder.
6. Can my customer change the coil?
Unanswered everywhere, and we are chasing it. Do not promise a customer either way yet.
7. Is the Pro Max 15000 still being made?
We do not know. Three other trade pages for the Enjoy Pro Max 15000 are dead links and the one that still works is sold out. Ask us before ordering it.
8. How many flavours are there really?
Depends who you ask, which is the problem. Published counts run from nineteen to forty seven. Ours is fifty four names on the listing, sixteen of which reorder.
9. Is it legal to sell in the UK?
The 9000 is built the way the rules ask: it recharges, and the liquid goes in a pod you can fill again. That is the design that replaced single use vapes when they were banned in June 2025. What nobody in the trade publishes, us included, is the MHRA notification number behind it, and we have asked for ours.
10. How should I size a first order?
Small, and written as a flavour list. A modest Enjoy Ultra 9000 Bulk order of the sixteen reorderable names tells you what your counter actually sells before you commit to the clearance names. Check whether the quote is before or after VAT, and remember the liquid duty now sits on stock already on your shelf.
