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Aluminium pod kit
The Quokka Elite puts a 1,100mAh battery inside a light aluminium alloy shell weighing 54.07g, with a 12 to 22W output range and a 2A charging current.
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Colour: Baby Pink
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Quokka Elite
If you like a metal device but find heavier kits a drag in a pocket, the Elite is the middle path. Its aluminium alloy body weighs 54.07g, about 23g lighter than the zinc alloy Quokka Pro at 77.3g and about 8g heavier than the polycarbonate Quokka Lite at 46.36g.
Lighter does not mean smaller in the battery: the Elite holds 1,100mAh, the same capacity as the Pro and the Lite. Hayati lists Quokka Mode for the Elite and four modes for the Pro, so the Pro is the pick if you want more settings to work with.
Colours run from Onyx Black, Navy Blue and Silver White to Forest Green, Opal Grey, Baby Pink, a Pink Blue Gradient and Quokka Colour.
The Elite works between 12 and 22W in Quokka Mode, the same band as the Lite. Hayati's packing list puts two refillable pods in the box, a 0.6 ohm and a 0.8 ohm, and the brand lists the whole Quokka pod family, including the 1.2 ohm, as compatible with the Elite.
For 50/50 nic salts, Hayati's table starts the 0.6 ohm pod at 10mg and the 0.8 and 1.2 ohm pods at 20mg. UK nicotine e-liquid is capped at 20mg/ml, so 20mg is the strength that fits every pod's range, while 10mg belongs on the 0.6 ohm. For freebase, the two pods in the box cover 0 to 9mg on the 0.6 ohm and 0 to 12mg on the 0.8 ohm. The 1.2 ohm pod, matched by the brand to freebase from 6 to 18mg, comes in Quokka pod packs.
The Elite's charging current is 2A, the same as the Quokka Pro and double the Lite's 1A, feeding a 1,100mAh battery. Hayati's packing list includes a Type-C charging cable and a user manual alongside the device and its two pods. Having a 0.6 and a 0.8 ohm pod from day one lets you try both coils with your usual e-liquid before you buy a pack of either. Like every Quokka pod, they hold 2ml and fill from the side.
As a refillable kit, the Elite needs bottled e-liquid, such as 10ml Hayati Pro Max Nic Salts at 10mg or 20mg. It is for adults 18 and over, and nicotine is highly addictive.
The charging port is USB-C, on the base of the device.
The Elite has an aluminium alloy body at 54.07g, a 12 to 22W range and Quokka Mode. The Pro is zinc alloy at 77.3g, with 5 to 25W, a 1.47-inch TFT screen and four modes.
Hayati lists the 0.6, 0.8 and 1.2 ohm Quokka pods as compatible, and the 0.6 and 0.8 ohm pods come in the box.
A 1,100mAh battery with a 2A charging current, charged over Type-C.
No. It is a refillable pod kit, so you fill the pods with your own e-liquid.

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