Innokin Endura T22 Pro Vape Kit

3000mAh. In a pen kit. That battery is bigger than what most box mods carry, and Innokin put it inside a tube device that runs at 9.5W to 13.5W. The Endura T22 Pro is the latest version of the kit that built Innokin's reputation with beginners and ex-smokers. Four preset wattage levels, no menus, no screens, no complicated settings.

A 2ml T18E Pro top-slide-fill tank, two T18E Kanthal coils (1.7 ohm and 1.5 ohm), USB-C charging at 2A, and a tight MTL draw that feels closer to a cigarette than almost anything else on the Refillable Vape Kit shelf. Ten colours stocked. Aluminium and zinc alloy body. Over 18s only.

Why vapers choose this:

• 3000mAh built-in battery in a pen-style body. Two days or more between charges at MTL wattages.

• Four preset wattage levels (9.5W, 11W, 12.5W, 13.5W). One button, no menus, no confusion.

• T18E Pro tank with a top-slide fill mechanism and a 2ml TPD capacity

• Two T18E Kanthal coils included (1.7 ohm and 1.5 ohm). Tight MTL draw designed for ex-smokers.

• Ten colours including Marble and Spray finishes. More options than most kits offer.

Innokin Endura T22 Pro Vape Kit Features

3000mAh Is Overkill for a Pen Kit and That Is the Point

At 9.5 to 13.5W, a 3000mAh battery lasts a long time. A very long time. Most pen kits carry 1000 to 1500mAh and last half a day if you are a moderate vaper. The T22 Pro outlasts them by a wide margin. Charge it Sunday evening, vape through Monday, and you will probably still have battery left on Tuesday morning. If you hate charging your vape, this is the one to buy.

Four Wattage Presets Instead of an Adjustable Slider

No screens. No menus. No accidentally changing your settings in your pocket. The T22 Pro has four fixed wattage levels: 9.5W, 11W, 12.5W, 13.5W. Press the button to cycle between them. That is it. The 1.7 ohm coil runs best at 11.5 to 13.5W. The 1.5 ohm coil suits 10 to 12W. Pick the wattage that feels right and forget about it. Innokin designed this for people who do not want to think about wattage, and it works exactly as intended.

The Top-Slide Fill Is Cleaner Than Any Screw-Top

Slide the top cap to the side. The fill port opens. Pour your nic salt or 50/50 E-Liquid straight in. Slide the cap back. Done. No unscrewing, no threading, no dripping liquid down the side of the tank. And the mechanism shuts off liquid flow while the cap is open, which prevents the coil from flooding during refills. A small engineering detail that saves a lot of mess.

The Endura Line Was Built for One Specific Customer

Ex-smokers. People who have never vaped before. People who picked up a pod kit at a corner shop and found it too complicated or too unreliable. The Endura T18 was the first kit Innokin made for that audience, and the T22 Pro is the current version of that same idea. Tight MTL draw. Low wattage. Coils that last. A battery that does not die before lunch. Everything about the T22 Pro is designed to make vaping feel as straightforward as possible.

Aluminium and Zinc Alloy in a Pen Body

The T22 Pro is built from aluminium alloy and zinc alloy, which gives it a solid, cool-to-the-touch feel without the weight of a full metal mod. 134mm tall with the tank, slim enough to hold like a thick pen, and available in ten finishes including Marble and Spray options that most brands do not even attempt. The Delrin drip tip stays comfortable at mouth temperature.

Innokin Endura T22 Pro Vape Kit Colours

Ten finishes. Same internals, same tank, same coils.

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• Matte Black
• Steel Grey
• Ruby Red
• Royal Blue
• Rose Gold
• Brushed Silver
• Fuchsia Spray
• Black Spray
• Blue Marble
• Black Marble

How to Set Up the Innokin Endura T22 Pro Vape Kit

1. Charge it fully. USB-C cable in. Wait until the battery indicator shows a full charge. The 3000mAh cell takes a bit longer than smaller batteries, but you will not need to charge again for two days.

2. Prime the coil. The 1.7 ohm T18E coil comes installed in the T18E Pro tank. Before you fill, tilt the tank and put two or three drops of e-liquid onto the cotton visible through the coil's side slots. This step matters. T18E cotton is tightly wound. A dry first fire will char it.

3. Slide the top and fill. Push the top cap of the tank to the side. The fill port opens and the liquid flow shuts off automatically. Pour in your 50/50 e-liquid or nic salt. Slide the cap back closed. Stand the kit upright for six to seven minutes and let the coil absorb fully.

4. Pick your wattage and vape. Click the fire button five times to power on. Press the button to cycle through the four presets: 9.5W, 11W, 12.5W, 13.5W. Start at 11W with the 1.7 ohm coil. Take a gentle draw. Adjust up if you want more warmth.

What's in the Innokin Endura T22 Pro Vape Kit Box

The T22 Pro device with its 3000mAh battery. The T18E Pro tank (2ml, slide-open fill) with a 1.7 ohm Kanthal coil already sitting inside it. A spare 1.5 ohm Kanthal coil. USB-C cable. A spare Delrin drip tip and an O-ring set. User manual. No e-liquid in the box. Browse the Nic Salt Collection for compatible options.

Built for T18E Coils and 510 Tanks

The T18E Pro tank runs on Innokin T18E coils and is cross-compatible with M18 coils. The included 1.7 ohm and 1.5 ohm are both Kanthal, both MTL, and both designed for low-wattage use with 50/50 nic salts at 10mg or 20mg. Replacement T18E Coils are widely stocked.

The mod has a 510 thread, so you can swap the T18E Pro tank for any other 510-threaded MTL Tank if you want to experiment. The resistance range supports 0.6 to 3.5 ohm coils.

E-liquid: 50/50 VG/PG. Nic salts at 10mg or 20mg for the 1.7 ohm coil. 10mg salt or 6mg freebase for the 1.5 ohm. Do not run high-VG liquids through the T18E Pro tank. The coil ports are built for 50/50.

About Innokin

Innokin has been making vape hardware in Shenzhen, China since the early days of the industry. The Endura line is their beginner-focused range, and the T18 was the kit that introduced thousands of UK smokers to vaping for the first time.

The T22 Pro is the current evolution of that same concept: simple, reliable, built for MTL, and backed by a brand that has never chased trends at the expense of build quality. Innokin was one of the first manufacturers to put comprehensive safety protections into every device as standard. Browse the full Innokin Range.

Stock Up and Save

Coils are the ongoing cost. A pack of T18E replacement coils and a few bottles of nic salt alongside the kit means you are set from day one. We ship every kit standing upright in a padded box to keep the tank and device protected. Age-verified checkout, same-day dispatch before 4pm, full tracking. Over 18s only. Spend over £25 and delivery is free with Free Pirate Post.

Conclusion

The Endura T22 Pro is not a complicated device. It is not trying to be. Four preset wattages, a top-slide fill tank, two coils, and a 3000mAh battery that outlasts everything else in its category by a wide margin. Innokin built the Endura line for people switching from cigarettes, and the T22 Pro is the most refined version of that idea they have produced.

If you want a kit that requires minimal thought, delivers a consistent tight MTL draw, and does not need charging every few hours, this is the one. Ten colours, proven coil platform, trusted brand. Pick one up at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

How long does the Endura T22 Pro battery last?

3000mAh at 9.5 to 13.5W. Two days for most MTL vapers. Some get three. It is one of the largest batteries available in a pen-style kit.

What coils does the Endura T22 Pro use?

T18E coils. 1.7 ohm and 1.5 ohm Kanthal included. Also compatible with M18 coils. MTL only.

Is the Endura T22 Pro good for beginners?

That is exactly who it was made for. Four preset wattages, no screens, no menus. Slide to fill, press to vape. One of the most recommended beginner kits in UK vape retail.

What e-liquid works best with the Endura T22 Pro?

50/50 VG/PG. Nic salts at 10mg or 20mg for the 1.7 ohm coil. 10mg salt or 6mg freebase for the 1.5 ohm. Do not use high-VG liquids.

Does the Endura T22 Pro have adjustable wattage?

Yes, but not in the usual way. Four preset levels: 9.5W, 11W, 12.5W, 13.5W. One button cycles through them. No free-form wattage adjustment.

How many colours does the Endura T22 Pro come in?

Ten. Matte Black, Steel Grey, Ruby Red, Royal Blue, Rose Gold, Brushed Silver, Fuchsia Spray, Black Spray, Blue Marble, Black Marble.