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Uwell Caliburn & Koko Replacement Pods

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Uwell Caliburn & Koko Replacement Pods

Two millilitres of capacity, a magnetic connection and a coil built right into the pod: that's the whole idea behind the Caliburn Replacement Pods. Choose between the 1.2 ohm Koko Pod or 1.4 ohm option, both cross-compatible with the original Uwell Caliburn and Caliburn Koko, so there's no separate coil to track down.

Each pack holds four pods, refilled through twin ports under the mouthpiece rather than a threaded cap, and built for MTL vaping with nic salts or 50/50 e-liquid. Browse the full Replacement Pods collection if your current set is running low.

Why vapers choose this:

  • Built-in coil, ready to fill: no separate coil purchase before you can vape.

  • Two options in one range: 1.4 ohm for a cooler, longer-lasting draw, or the 1.2 ohm Koko Pod for denser vapour and a warmer hit.

  • Cross-compatible with both devices: run either resistance in a Caliburn or a Koko.

  • Magnetic connection clicks the pod in without any twisting or force.

  • Four pods per pack cover weeks of regular MTL vaping.

Uwell Caliburn Replacement Pods Features

One Pod Family, Two Devices

Uwell built the Caliburn and Caliburn Koko to share the same pod system, so a single pack of these covers either device. If you own both, you don't need to stock two separate sets of spares.

Why Two Resistances Instead of One?

Vapers don't all want the same draw. The 1.4 ohm gives a cooler, more restricted pull that tends to last a bit longer between changes. The 1.2 ohm runs warmer with denser vapour, at the cost of working through liquid slightly faster.

Twin Ports, No Threaded Cap to Lose

Pull the mouthpiece off and the fill ports sit right there, ready for e-liquid. There's no cap to unscrew and nothing small to misplace mid-refill.

Fill It the Same Way Every Time

Remove the mouthpiece, add e-liquid through the exposed ports, and press it back on. It's the same two-step process, whichever resistance you're running.

A Pod System That's Stayed Popular for a Reason

The Caliburn helped popularise pocket-sized MTL vaping, and years on, the pod system hasn't needed a redesign. Genuine replacements from our refills and pods range keep an older device running instead of forcing an upgrade.

Uwell Caliburn Replacement Pods Resistance Options

Both resistances suit the MTL Vape Kits category and work best with 50/50 e-liquids or nic salts rather than high-VG shortfills.

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  • 1.2 Ohm
  • 1.4 Ohm

How to Set Up the Uwell Caliburn Replacement Pods

Quick swap, no coil to fit.

  1. Pull the old pod up and out of the device. The magnets release with light pressure.

  2. Remove the mouthpiece from the new pod to expose the twin fill ports.

  3. Fill with e-liquid through the ports, up to the 2ml line.

  4. Press the mouthpiece back on until it sits flush.

  5. Let the pod sit for 5 to 10 minutes so the coil fully saturates before you fire it.

  6. Fit the pod into the device and vape as normal.

What's in the Uwell Caliburn Replacement Pods Box

Four pods, each with its coil built in. No e-liquid, no device. Pick your option, 1.2 ohm Koko Pod or 1.4 ohm, before ordering, since neither can be swapped once the pod is sealed.

Built for the Caliburn and Caliburn Koko Only

These pods are designed around the Uwell Caliburn and Caliburn Koko, and both resistances work in either device.

They won't fit the Caliburn G, G2, GK2 or any later Caliburn model, which use a completely different pod and coil system. Check which generation of Caliburn you own before ordering, since the name alone covers several incompatible pod shapes across Uwell's range.

About Uwell

Uwell built its reputation on the original Caliburn, one of the pod kits credited with popularising the compact MTL format that dominates entry-level vaping today. Rather than reinventing the pod for every follow-up device, Uwell kept the Caliburn and Koko sharing the same system, which is part of why genuine replacement pods are still easy to find years after launch.

The brand has since expanded into mesh coil tanks and sub-ohm devices, but the original Caliburn pod remains one of its longest-running designs.

Stock Up and Save

Pick a resistance and keep a couple of spares on hand, since the coil inside can't be replaced separately once it wears out. Grab a bottle of Nic Salts at the same time, and you're set for the week.

Pirate Vapes ships same-day on orders before 4 pm, and every order over £40 qualifies for Free Pirate Post. Age-verified checkout, over 18s only, TPD-compliant stock throughout.

Conclusion

The Uwell Caliburn Replacement Pods keep one of vaping's longest-running pod kits going without any extra parts to buy. A 2ml capacity, a magnetic fit and a choice of 1.2 or 1.4 ohm cover most MTL preferences from one simple pod, cross-compatible with both the Caliburn and Caliburn Koko.

Check our wider Vape Accessories for chargers and cases, and browse the rest of the range at Pirate Vapes.

FAQs

Do these pods come with a coil already fitted?

Yes. The coil is built into the pod, so there's nothing extra to fit before you vape.

Can I use these on a Caliburn G or G2?

No. The G series uses a different pod and coil system entirely. This pack only fits the original Caliburn and Caliburn Koko.

What's the difference between the 1.2 ohm and 1.4 ohm?

The 1.2 ohm runs warmer with denser vapour. The 1.4 ohm is cooler and tends to last a little longer before flavour fades.

Can I use the 1.2 ohm pod in a Caliburn, or the 1.4 ohm in a Koko?

Yes. Both resistances are cross-compatible between the two devices, regardless of which one shipped with your kit originally.

What e-liquid works best with these pods?

50/50 freebase or nic salts. High-VG shortfills tend to struggle through the smaller fill ports and can lead to more frequent dry hits.

How long does a pod usually last?

There's no fixed schedule. Most vapers get one to two weeks with regular use, less with heavy vaping or sweetener-heavy e-liquids.

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