Aspire Pixo Neo Pod Kit

Pixo Neo: the Pixo range in a rounded body

The Pixo Neo pod kit from Aspire takes the pods of the Pixo into an aluminium alloy body with rounded edges, with a small 0.85 inch TFT colour screen. It is for vapers who want a simple everyday pocket device, but who keep control of the settings when they feel like it.

The built-in 1300mAh battery charges over USB-C (2A). In SMART mode, the device recognises the pod and picks the matching power; in WATT mode, you set it yourself between 5 and 30W. The air slider on the side closes or opens the draw: tight for mouth-to-lung (MTL, the vapour is first held in the mouth, like a cigarette) or freer in RDL, a restricted direct-to-lung. The firing is also yours to choose: by draw, by button, or both.

Pixo pods have a built-in mesh coil and fill from the side. The kit supplies two values so you can try both styles from day one.

Key features

• SMART mode that adapts power to the pod
• Manual adjustment from 5 to 30W to fine-tune flavour
• Readable colour screen to follow battery and settings
• Compatible with all Pixo pods, single or Dual Mesh
• Adjustable side airflow and three firing modes

In the box

• 1 x Pixo Neo device
• 1 x Pixo 0.4ohm pod
• 1 x Pixo 1ohm pod
• 1 x USB-C cable
• 1 x user manual

Compatibility

The Pixo Neo uses the Pixo Replacement Pods - 2 Pack (0.4, 0.6, 1 and 1.2ohm) and the Pixo Dual Mesh Replacement Pods - 2 Pack. These same pods fit the Pixo Max, handy if you have several devices in the series. Find the other models in the pod kits category and spare pods in the pods category.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between SMART mode and WATT mode?

In SMART, the Pixo Neo sets the power itself based on the pod value: nothing to adjust. In WATT, you choose the power to the watt, within the range recommended for the pod.

Which pod should I take for a draw close to a cigarette?

The 1ohm, used with the airflow almost closed. The 1.2ohm, sold separately, gives an even softer draw; the 0.4ohm produces noticeably more vapour.

Will my old Pixo pods fit the Pixo Neo?

Yes: Aspire lists the Pixo Neo as compatible with Pixo pods, including the Dual Mesh versions.