Pyne Pod Click 80K Replacement Pods 2-Pack
Two prefilled Click 80K pods in one flavor per pack, at 5% salt nicotine and 40,000 puffs each — a full 80,000-puff refill for a Pyne Pod base you already own. No battery, no charger, and 0 flavors live.
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Pyne Pod Click 80K Replacement Pods 2-Pack: what you get
This listing is the pod on its own. If you have never owned a Click 80K, order the Click 80K kit first — that is the one carrying the 1000mAh base these pods seat onto. A pod has no battery and does nothing by itself.
The case for buying pods rather than kits has two halves. A kit prices in a battery, an OLED panel and a charging circuit, and you only need those once; everything after the first purchase is a pod, and the gap between the two prices is what you stop paying. The other half is flavor. Whatever ages inside a device over tens of thousands of puffs ages with the pod, so fitting a fresh one restarts that clock in a way a sealed bar structurally cannot.
One flavor per pack, and that is the feature. Kit boxes are fixed pairings someone else chose. A replacement pack is two pods of the same flavor, so buying two different packs builds a pairing the kit range does not sell — a slush against an ice, say, or a dessert profile against a plain menthol. On a magnetic base, changing between them takes about a second.
Fitment. These are listed for the Click 80K. Pyne publishes no cross-generation compatibility chart for the Click line, so we make no claim about the 40K or 50K either way — match the pod to the device you actually own. For the same replaceable-pod economics on a different system, the VOZOL Rave Swap 70K pods are the nearest comparison on this site.
Using the Pyne Pod Click 80K Replacement Pods 2-Pack, step by step
- Step 1
Check you own a Pyne Pod Click 80K base — these pods do not work on their own.
- Step 2
Pull the spent pod straight off. It is held by magnets, so nothing twists.
- Step 3
Wipe both sets of contacts dry — liquid on the contacts is behind most no-fire and leaking complaints on magnetic systems.
- Step 4
Peel the airflow sticker and the silicone mouthpiece seal off the new pod.
- Step 5
Press it down until it seats flush, then take two or three gentle draws. Nothing needs priming, but the first pulls are always the weakest.
- Step 6
Top the base up over Type-C whenever the OLED battery reading drops; one charge does not cover 40,000 puffs.
Pyne Pod Click 80K Replacement Pods 2-Pack flavors — every option in stock
0 of 21 listed pod flavors are live, and they sort into four groups. The ice and menthol end runs from Ice Blast, which is cooling with no fruit under it, through Cool Mint as the plain baseline, to Blue Razz Glacier Ice, Sour Apple Ice, Pineapple Mango Ice and White Gummy Ice, which layer cold over a flavor rather than leading with it. The slush group — Razzle Slush, Grape Slush, Peach Slush — is frozen-drink profiles, sweeter and thicker than any iced fruit. The candy group covers the two B Pop lollipops, Blueberry Cotton Candy, Banana Taffy Frosty and the tart pair of Sour Gush and Lemon Heads. The fruit group is the un-iced end: Straw Mango, Dragon Melon, Blueberry Watermelon, Blueberry Punch, Triple Berry Punch and Grapy Claps, with Dragon Melon the least sweet thing Pyne makes.
Pyne Pod Click 80K Replacement Pods 2-Pack questions, answered
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