Innokin Plexus Pro Vape Pen Kit

Innokin Plexus Pro Vape Pen Kit

A screen sits on the front side of the Plexus Pro by Innokin, displaying the wattage, coil resistance, battery, and puff count. This is the only difference between this device and the more basic Plexus Go model. It uses a 1350 mAh battery with a max output of 25 W.

The device is auto-draw; hence, it still does not have any button to push. The 2 ml pod is refilled from the top and uses Innokin's Plexus mesh pods. Two such pods come in the package: one at 0.6 ohm for RDL and another one at 0.8 ohm for MTL. It sits a step above the Go among the Refillable Pod Kits.

Why vapers choose this:

• 0.87-inch colour display shows wattage, resistance, battery, and puff count, so the Plexus Pro gives you readouts most auto-draw pens leave out.

• Two pods in the box cover both styles from the start: a 0.6ohm dual mesh for light RDL and a 0.8ohm mesh for a warmer MTL draw.

• 1350mAh battery to 25W carries more power and range than the Go, enough for the lower-resistance pod.

• Auto-draw firing starts the kit on inhale with no button, keeping day-to-day use simple.

• Refillable 2ml pod takes your own e-liquid, so running cost stays down to juice and the occasional pod.

Innokin Plexus Pro Features

0.87-Inch Colour Display

The Plexus Pro adds a 0.87-inch colour screen that reports wattage, the fitted coil resistance, battery level and a puff counter. For an auto-draw pen, that level of feedback is unusual, and it takes the guesswork out of which pod is fitted and how much charge is left. It is the clearest upgrade over the screenless Plexus Go.

1350mAh Battery with USB-C Charging

A 1350mAh cell powers the kit and recharges over USB-C. The larger battery supports the higher 25W ceiling and gives a comfortable day of use for a moderate vaper. The on-screen battery readout means a flat cell rarely catches you off guard.

Up to 25W Across Two Pod Styles

The Plexus Pro pod kit runs from 5W up to 25W depending on the pod. The 0.6ohm dual-mesh pod uses the top of that range for a light restricted DTL draw, while the 0.8ohm sits lower for a warmer MTL vape. That spread lets one device cover two distinct styles.

Innokin Plexus Mesh Pod System

The kit uses Innokin's Plexus mesh pods, where the coil is sealed inside a transparent 2ml cartridge. Mesh heats the liquid evenly for consistent flavour, and a worn pod is swapped whole rather than rebuilt. Spares live in the Replacement Pods.

Auto-Draw Firing and Top-Fill

Firing is auto-draw, so you inhale and the Plexus Pro fires with no button. Refilling is done through a sliding top port, with the transparent pod keeping your level in view. Higher-strength nic salts pair well with the 0.8ohm pod, drawn from the Nic Salts Range.

Innokin Plexus Pro Colours

The Plexus Pro pen kit comes in six finishes, from plain darks to pearlescent tones.

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• Lavender
• Midnight Black
• Navy Blue
• Pearlescent Cream
• Pearlescent Roseline
• Shadow Grey

How to Set Up the Innokin Plexus Pro

Getting started takes a few minutes before your first vape.

1. Charge the kit over USB-C using your own cable before first use.

2. Lift out a pod, slide open the top-fill port, and add your e-liquid up to the 2ml line.

3. Reseat the pod until it clicks into place, and check the resistance shown on the screen.

4. Leave it to stand for around five minutes so the mesh coil soaks and avoids a dry first puff.

5. Draw on the mouthpiece to fire, watching the display to confirm output and battery.

What's in the Innokin Plexus Pro Box

Each kit ships with two pods to cover both draw styles.

• 1x Innokin Plexus Pro device (1350mAh)

• 1x Innokin Plexus 0.6ohm dual-mesh pod

• 1x Innokin Plexus 0.8ohm mesh pod

• 1x user manual

E-liquid is not included, and the USB-C charging cable is supplied separately rather than in the box.

Runs the Innokin Plexus Pod Range

The Plexus Pro uses Innokin's Plexus pods, the same range shared with the Plexus Go. It ships with the 0.6ohm and 0.8ohm pods, and the 1.2ohm pod is also compatible for a tighter mouth-to-lung draw. The 0.6ohm dual-mesh pod is best suited to the Pro, since its higher output drives that resistance better than the Go can.

These pods are specific to the Plexus platform, so they are not shared with other Innokin systems such as the Sceptre or Endura lines. Confirm you are buying Plexus pods before ordering. For the wider hardware range, see the Innokin Collection.

About Innokin

Innokin has long focused on approachable mouth-to-lung hardware, and the Plexus line is where it pairs that simplicity with a little more feedback. The Pro takes the auto-draw pen format and adds a colour screen and a stronger battery, giving a plain pod pen the kind of readouts usually reserved for larger devices.

It is a measured step up rather than a reinvention, keeping the transparent mesh pods and one-draw firing while handing the user more information and power. That considered approach is typical of how Innokin builds for everyday vapers, and Pirate Vapes lists the Pro alongside the Plexus pods that keep it running.

Stock Up and Save

Keeping spare Plexus pods on hand means the Pro is never sidelined by a worn cartridge. Pirate Vapes stocks the kit through an age-verified checkout, with Free Pirate Post on orders over £40.

Adding a bottle of your usual nic salt to the same order keeps the setup ready, and bundle pricing is worth a look in the Multi-Buy Range.

Conclusion

The Innokin Plexus Pro vape pen kit builds on the simple auto-draw pen with a 0.87-inch colour display, a 1350mAh battery and up to 25W, plus two Plexus mesh pods in the box.
The 0.6ohm and 0.8ohm pods cover light RDL and warmer MTL, so it flexes across styles while still firing on a draw. Pick your finish, pair it with a suitable juice from the 10ml E-Liquids and shop the full lineup at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

What does the Innokin Plexus Pro display show?

The Plexus Pro has a 0.87-inch colour screen showing wattage, the fitted coil resistance, battery level, and a puff count. That readout is the main upgrade over the screenless Plexus Go.

Which pods fit the Innokin Plexus Pro?

The Pro uses Innokin Plexus mesh pods in 0.6ohm, 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm. It ships with the 0.6ohm dual-mesh and 0.8ohm pods, with the 1.2ohm available for a tighter MTL draw.

What is the difference between the Plexus Pro and Plexus Go?

The Plexus Pro has a larger 1350mAh battery, up to 25W, and a colour display, while the Go uses a 1000mAh battery at 16W with no screen. The Pro also drives the 0.6ohm dual-mesh pod that the Go is not built for.

Is the Plexus Pro for MTL or DTL vaping?

The Plexus Pro handles both, set by the pod. The 0.8ohm pod suits MTL, while the 0.6ohm dual-mesh pod gives a light restricted DTL draw at higher power.

How do I refill the Innokin Plexus Pro pod?

Slide open the top-fill port and add your e-liquid up to the 2ml mark, then close it. The transparent pod fills from the top, so you can watch the level as you go.

Does the Innokin Plexus Pro come with a charging cable?

The USB-C cable is supplied separately rather than in the box. The kit ships with the device, a 0.6ohm pod, a 0.8ohm pod, and a manual, so add your own cable and juice to get started.