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HorizonTech Durandal

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An 85W adjustable-wattage pod mod with a 3000mAh built-in cell, sold in single units.

Brownish Red

£43.99sold individually · inc VAT

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Written and stock-checked by the BestUKWholesaler trade desk · Updated July 2026

A pod kit built for people who left pod kits behind

Most pod kits cap out around 20 to 40 watts because their customer never asks for more. The Durandal is aimed past that ceiling: 85 watts, adjustable, on a 3000mAh cell big enough to run a full day without a lunchtime charge. It reads more like a compact box mod wearing a pod system's convenience than an entry kit with a bigger number stamped on the side.

Three finishes, single units, no box commitment. Order colours against what a sub-ohm customer actually asks for locally, the same as any other kit sold this way.

  • Adjustable wattage to 85W with a TFT colour display, not a fixed-output pod
  • A 3000mAh built-in cell that survives a full shift without a top-up
  • MOSFET chipset and 8-point protection, USB-C charging
  • Ships with two 0.4 ohm mesh coils fitted and spare
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Who actually needs 85 watts from a pod

The honest customer for this device has already been through a lighter kit and found it thin: not enough vapour, not enough battery, wattage stuck wherever the factory set it. Adjustable output and mesh coils change the character of the vape rather than just the badge, which matters to a smaller but more committed slice of trade than the impulse-priced end of the wall. It is a poor first device for someone stepping off disposables; that customer wants something closer to the OXVA NeXLIM GO, the Innokin Endura T18 II, or the wider vape kits range, simple, cheap to risk, easy to explain at the till.

Stocking it without overcommitting

Single-unit ordering keeps the risk small even though the customer is narrower: two or three units across the three finishes covers most local demand until the till proves a favourite. The two included mesh coils buy a new owner several weeks before their first spares purchase, so do not expect a fast repeat line the way you would with an entry pod's pods. General coil and tank spares logic for the wider fixture sits at coils and tanks, and a single-unit order like this one is a low-risk way to test the shelf under the no minimum order policy. Age-verified trade throughout.

Specifications

FormatPod mod kit, adjustable wattage
Trade unitSingle units, one colour per line
OutputUp to 85W, adjustable
Battery3000mAh built-in, USB-C charging
Coils included2 x 0.4 ohm mesh
FinishesBrownish Red, Chestnut Brown, Dark Grey
BrandHorizonTech

Frequently asked questions

How is the HorizonTech Durandal sold at wholesale?
As single units, one order line per colour, across three finishes: Brownish Red, Chestnut Brown and Dark Grey.
What makes it different from an entry pod kit?
Adjustable output up to 85 watts, a 3000mAh built-in cell and mesh coils, aimed at a customer who has outgrown a fixed-wattage pod system rather than someone buying their first device.
Is this a good conversion device for disposable customers?
Not usually. Its power and price suit an experienced vaper better than someone taking their first step off disposables, who is generally better served by a simpler kit like the NeXLIM GO.
What coils does it use?
It ships with two 0.4 ohm mesh coils fitted and spare, enough to cover a new owner for several weeks before a spares purchase.
How many units should a shop stock to start?
Two or three across the three finishes is a reasonable opening order for most counters, adjusted once the till shows a colour preference.

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