Halo Start Kit

What changes when you stop buying disposables

The cost. A disposable is a battery you throw away every week or two; a refillable kit is a battery you keep and a bottle you top up. The device pays for itself in roughly a month of daily vaping, and after that you are buying e-liquid and the occasional coil.

How it vapes

Mouth-to-lung: you draw into your mouth first, as with a cigarette, then inhale. That suits nicotine salt and 50/50 liquids at the strengths most people switching from smoking want. It is not a cloud-chasing device and it is not trying to be.

Your first week

Three habits decide whether a kit lasts. Prime each new coil by wetting the cotton and waiting five minutes before firing. Keep the tank above a quarter full rather than running it dry. Rinse the tank when you change flavour. Almost every early failure traces back to one of those.

What to buy with it

A 50/50 or nic salt e-liquid, and one spare coil. Coils last one to two weeks, and being caught without one is the most common reason people go back to disposables.

Where it sits in the range

Below the Start Pro, which has more capacity and battery life, and below the Start AIO, where the tank is integrated. All three are MTL devices; the differences are size and convenience rather than style of vaping.

Safety

Charge on a hard surface and not unattended overnight, and keep the device out of parked cars. Adults 18+ only.