Brand
GUNNPOD vape brand
GUNNPOD, also written Gunpod or GUNNPOD Vapes, is an electronic cigarette brand with three product lines: the EVO 15000-puff disposable, the MOSS 8000-puff pod system and the LUME 5000-puff disposable. GUNNPOD Australia is part of Aupods, and this is its home page.
About the brand
GUNNPOD describes itself as an electronic cigarette research, development, production and sales company. It was founded in 2019, is based in Shenzhen, China, and serves markets worldwide.
GUNNPOD products are intended for adult users only.
Product lines
- GUNNPOD EVO 15000: a single-use (disposable) vape with a non-rechargeable battery, rated at up to 15,000 puffs, with 25 mL of e-liquid and 22 flavours.
- GUNNPOD MOSS 8000: a pod system rated at up to 8,000 puffs, with a rechargeable 650 mAh battery, replaceable pre-filled pods and 25 flavours.
- GUNNPOD LUME 5000: a draw-activated single-use vape with a metal body, rated at 5,000 puffs, with 14 mL of e-liquid, a 1,400 mAh non-rechargeable battery and 16 flavours.
Product history
- 15 January 2023: GUNNPOD LUME 5000 announced.
- 30 January 2024: GUNNPOD MOSS pod system announced.
- 28 February 2025: GUNNPOD EVO 15000 introduced, with 18 flavours.
- 27 April 2025: four flavours added to the EVO 15000, making 22.
Names and spellings
The brand name is written GUNNPOD. It is also written Gunpod, Gun Pod and GUNNPOD Vapes, and its Australian presence is GUNNPOD Australia. EVO, MOSS and LUME are the three model names, and the number after each, such as 15000, is a puff rating.
GUNNPOD at Aupods
The GUNNPOD brand and its models are part of Aupods. The EVO 15000 and MOSS 8000 pages give specifications and flavour names, and the guides explain the terms and answer common questions.
Questions about GUNNPOD?
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Contact usFigures on these pages are the manufacturer’s own and have not been measured by Aupods. Puff ratings are estimates, and real use varies.
For information about vaping products in Australia, see the Therapeutic Goods Administration (tga.gov.au) and your state or territory health department.