A compact dual LED display shows you the pod resistance, battery status, and which mode you are using, and you can activate it either by inhaling or with the button. All the colours we carry are shown on this page.
Aspire Pixo Max colours
There are eight finishes, all built on the same PC and ABS body. The kit itself does not change, so your choice is just a matter of personal preference.
| Colour | Finish |
|---|---|
| Carbon Black | Black with a carbon-effect finish |
| Glory Black | Solid black |
| Speedy Black | Black with a sporty look |
| Brushed Silver | Brushed metallic silver |
| Brushed Pink | Brushed metallic pink |
| Pink Gradient | Pink fade |
| White Glow | White |
| Wood Grain | Wood-effect finish |
About the Aspire Pixo Max
The main focus of the Pixo Max is its battery. The 2600mAh cell is quite large for a pod of this size, and Aspire suggests it can go up to about three days between charges, making it a good fit for anyone who is tired of recharging a small pod every night. When the battery does get low, the 2A USB-C port charges it quickly, so you are not left waiting. The battery is built in and not removable, so you cannot swap it out, but with this much capacity, most users will not need to.
The device keeps things simple but still gives you the information you need. The dual LED display shows the resistance of the pod you have installed and the battery level, while a light strip indicates which of the three power modes you are using. The modes, ECO, Normal, and Max, adjust the output from 10W up to 35W to fit the pod, so you are increasing or decreasing power without having to set a specific wattage. You can fire the device however you like: leave it on auto-draw and just inhale, use the button, or set it to work with both.
The pods are refillable and fill from the side, so you do not need to unscrew a cap, and topping up is less messy. They use Aspire's dual-mesh coils, which heat more evenly and give a richer flavour than a single coil, and a side airflow switch lets you tighten the draw for mouth-to-lung or open it up. Since it is part of the Pixo series, it works with the wider Pixo pod range, not just the pods included in the box.
Aspire Pixo Max: full specifications
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Battery | 2600mAh built-in, up to about 3 days per charge |
| Charging | 2A USB-C |
| Output | 10W to 35W, three modes (ECO, Normal, Max) |
| Display | Dual LED: pod resistance, battery status, and a power-mode light strip |
| Pod | Refillable 3ml PCTG, magnetic, side-fill, dual-mesh coil |
| Pod resistances | 0.4 ohm, 0.6 ohm and 1.0 ohm |
| Airflow | Adjustable side airflow switch |
| Firing | Auto-draw, button, or both |
| Body | PC and ABS |
| Compatibility | Works with the wider Aspire Pixo pod range |
Which Pixo pod should I use?
The kit uses refillable Pixo pods, sold in packs of two, and the resistance you pick affects both the draw and which e-liquid works best.
| Pod | Best for |
|---|---|
| 1.0 ohm | The tightest, most cigarette-like MTL draw. Pair with 10mg or 20mg nic salts |
| 0.6 ohm | A looser MTL with more warmth and vapour, around 18W to 22W. Good with nic salts |
| 0.4 ohm | A more open, restricted direct-lung draw with the most vapour, in the 25W to 35W range. Suits lower-strength salts or a 50/50 freebase |
What to fill it with
The Pixo Max is refillable, so you fill the 3ml pod from a bottle instead of buying prefilled pods, and the side-fill port makes this quick. For the tighter 1.0 ohm pod, a 10ml nic salt at 10mg or 20mg is the obvious choice and gives a smooth, cigarette-style hit. If you switch to the 0.4 ohm pod, the draw becomes more open, so it is better to lower the strength or use a 50/50 freebase, as 20mg can feel harsh. There is a full selection of 10ml nic salt vape juice to fill it, and you can look at the vape kits collection if you are considering other devices.
Prime a fresh pod before you start. Add a few drops of e-liquid onto the coil, let it soak for a minute or two, then fill the pod and leave it another five minutes before your first draw. If you skip this, the first puff may taste burnt. We offer free UK delivery on orders over £20 with same-day dispatch for weekday orders placed before 6:30pm, and all products here are for over-18s only.
Aspire Pixo Max FAQ
How long does the Pixo Max battery last?
The 2600mAh battery is large for a pod kit, and Aspire rates it at up to about three days between charges. The actual time you get depends on the pod and how much you vape, with the lower-resistance 0.4 ohm pod using more power than the 1.0 ohm. When the battery runs down, 2A USB-C charges it quickly.
Does the Aspire Pixo Max have a screen?
It uses a dual LED display instead of a full colour screen. One readout shows the resistance of the pod you have installed, another shows the battery level, and a light strip indicates which power mode, ECO, Normal, or Max, you are using.
Is the Pixo Max refillable?
Yes. You fill the 3ml pod from a bottle using a side-fill port, so there is nothing to unscrew. The pods are magnetic and use Aspire's dual-mesh coils for a richer flavour.
What pods does it take?
Aspire Pixo pods, sold in packs of two, in 0.4, 0.6, and 1.0 ohm. Choose the 1.0 ohm for a tight MTL draw with nic salts, or the 0.4 ohm for a more open vape with bigger clouds.
Can I use it on auto-draw or the button?
Either, and you decide which. Leave it on auto-draw and it fires when you inhale, use the button if you like more control, or set it to accept both. Most pod users prefer auto-draw.
What e-liquid should I use in it?
A 10ml nic salt works best. On the 1.0 ohm pod, 10mg or 20mg gives a smooth, cigarette-like hit. On the more open 0.4 ohm pod, use a lower strength or a 50/50 freebase to keep the draw comfortable.