
The RELX Infinity pod system is the most established refillable option in Australia: one device, many pods, and a cost-per-day that usually undercuts disposables once your usage passes a certain level. This guide covers how the system works, the flavour line-up, compatibility and the economics that matter.
How the Infinity System Works
- Device: RELX Infinity device — one-off cost, USB-C charging
- Pods: RELX Infinity pods — the consumable; each pod holds e-liquid and coil
- Usage: draw to activate, swap pods when flavour fades — our step-by-step is in how to switch pods seamlessly in the RELX Infinity
- Policy: no nicotine, 18+ only
The Flavour Line-Up
Infinity pods run across three families:
- Fruit — the strongest side of the range; the fruit guide cross-references which profiles perform best
- Menthol / ice — cool finishes for the cold-side crowd; see the ice guide
- Tobacco-style — for users who want a traditional profile (0mg, no nicotine)
The full live list with availability is on the pod category page. Strategy: sample one or two of your favourite family first — pods are cheap enough that sampling is the rational move.
The Economics: Pod vs. Disposable
A disposable bundles device + e-liquid + coil in one throwaway unit. A pod replaces only the e-liquid and coil. At low usage the disposable wins on convenience; at steady daily use, the pod system wins on cost per day because the device is a one-off cost. The break-even depends on how many disposables you would have bought in the same period — the disposable vs pod kit guide runs the Australian numbers. Rule of thumb: if you finish a 12000 disposable in under two weeks, the pod math starts working in your favour.
Compatibility
Infinity pods fit the Infinity device generation — check the compatibility note on the device page before ordering pods for an older RELX unit. The broader RELX family (including the compact Phantom) lives on the RELX brand page.
Pod Care & Runtime
- Runtime per pod: typically several days of moderate use; heavy users finish pods in a day or two
- Storage: cool and dry, out of direct sun — heat degrades e-liquid
- Pairing with liquid: pods are pre-filled; if you later move to an open tank, 0mg e-liquid is the compatible option
Verdict
The RELX Infinity system is the answer for anyone whose usage makes disposables uneconomic, or who simply prefers a device that stays in their pocket while the consumable rotates. Start with the device plus two sample pods; let the flavour list make the final call.
FAQ
How long does one Infinity pod last?
Usage-dependent — typically several days of moderate use. See the estimation approach in the runtime guide.
Are Infinity pods nicotine-free?
Everything OZVapeOne supplies is without nicotine. 18+ only.
Where to start?
Infinity device + your first two pods from the pod page.
Related shop pages
This article is informational. To browse live listings: disposable vapes, IGET, vape juice, accessories, nicotine pouches.
Shop by brand · Wholesale packs · Shop catalogue · FAQs.
Adults 18+ only. Not medical advice. Vaping is not risk-free. health.gov.au
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