Freemax Pod Kits

Collection: Freemax Pod Kits

Freemax is a small range on this store, and three Freemax pod kits are listed here. All three are refillable, USB-C charged and take Freemax replacement pods rather than loose coils. The Rexa pair sits at 30W, which puts them in the middle ground between a tight mouth to lung pod and a full sub-ohm kit.

What's in this range

Three kits make up the Freemax device range here.

  • Freemax Rexa Pro, the largest of the three at 30W with a 1300mAh battery, in six colours.
  • Freemax Rexa Lite, a 30W version in a simpler single colour build.
  • Freemax Evox, the compact option, available in five colour finishes.

How to choose

All three run on Freemax pods, and the pod resistance decides the experience more than the kit does. A 1.2ohm Rexa pod gives a tight mouth to lung draw and works well with 35mg or 50mg nic salt. Drop to a 0.6ohm or 0.4ohm pod and the draw opens up, the vapour increases and you should move down to 20mg or 25mg salt to keep it comfortable. At 30W the Rexa kits will handle a lower resistance pod all day, while the 1300mAh battery means a heavy user may want a top-up charge. The Evox is smaller and suits someone who wants a pocket device rather than an all day workhorse. Replacement pods for all three are listed under Freemax replacement pods, with tanks and extras in Freemax pods, coils and accessories. Every brand on the store is grouped under vape devices and pod kits and all spares under vape accessories, coils and pods.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Freemax kits are stocked?

Three: the Rexa Pro, the Rexa Lite and the Evox. Freemax is a smaller range here, which is why it has its own short listing.

What is the difference between the Rexa Pro and the Rexa Lite?

Both run at 30W and take the same Freemax Rexa pods. The Pro has the larger 1300mAh battery and is offered in six colours, while the Lite is the simpler build.

Do Freemax kits use coils or pods?

These kits use replacement pods with the coil built in, so you swap the whole pod rather than fitting a separate coil.

What nicotine strength should I use?

Use 35mg or 50mg salt in a 1.2ohm pod for a tight draw, and 20mg to 25mg in a 0.4ohm or 0.6ohm pod where the airflow is wider.

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