How to choose your DotPod
Every DotMod DotPod kit runs the same core recipe: a 2ml refillable pod, adjustable wattage, and a switch between MTL and RDL draw. The difference between them comes down almost entirely to battery size, so pick based on how hard you vape and how often you fancy reaching for a charging cable.
DotMod DotPod Lite: the compact option
With a 1000 mAh battery, the DotPod Lite is the smallest and lightest kit in the range. Go for this one if you want a slim pod kit for a coat pocket or a first refillable device, and you don't mind topping up the battery more than once a day.
DotMod DotPod Plus: the middle ground
The DotPod Plus steps up to a 1500 mAh battery in the same 2ml pod format. It's the pick if the Lite feels a little short on charge for your day but you don't want the extra size of a Max.
DotMod DotPod Max V1.5 and DotMod DotPod Max Lite: the long-haul option
Both the DotPod Max V1.5 and the DotPod Max Lite carry a 2100 mAh battery, the biggest in the family, alongside the same 2ml pod and adjustable wattage as the rest of the range. Spec for spec they're near enough identical, so choosing between them is really a question of finish and colour option rather than performance. If you've searched dotpod max looking for the longer-lasting kit, either of these covers it.
In day to day use, the bigger-battery Max kits are the ones most people reach for as their everyday device, simply because they need topping up less often, while the DotPod Lite tends to end up as a backup or a first kit for someone making the switch.
Our pick
- Want the smallest kit and don't mind daily charging: take the DotPod Lite.
- Want a bit more battery without a bigger body: take the DotPod Plus.
- Want the longest run time between charges: take the DotPod Max V1.5 or DotPod Max Lite, whichever finish you prefer.