Elf Bar ELFX Range Explained: ELFX 2 vs ELFX Ultra

Elf Bar spent years as the biggest name in disposables; the ELFX line is what the company built for the era after them — proper refillables with genuinely competitive engineering. We stock the two that matter. Here's how they differ.

The shared platform: ELFX pods and QUAQ coils

Both kits run ELFX pods (2ml TPD, 0.6Ω and 0.8Ω) built on QUAQ dual-mesh coils — two mesh elements alternating the heating load, which protects flavour consistency and stretches pod life; Elf Bar claims up to 200% longer than single-coil designs. In practice that's the line's real selling point: fewer pod changes, steadier taste, and pods that cross-fit both devices so your spares survive an upgrade.

ELFX 2 — the endurance pick

The ELFX 2 carries a 1700mAh battery — the biggest Elf Bar has ever put in a pod kit, rated for up to a week of typical use between charges. Operation is deliberately simple: no screen to manage, just fill, draw, recharge occasionally. For switchers who want disposable-grade simplicity with grown-up economics, this is the one.

ELFX Ultra — the features pick

The ELFX Ultra trades some battery (1500mAh) for capability: a 2.4-inch touchscreen, a 5–45W range with Eco and Turbo modes, and 2A fast charging to ~80% in about half an hour. The wattage span plus lower-resistance pods let it stretch from MTL into restricted DTL — the flexible choice if your style might evolve.

Which one, and what to fill it with

Battery-first and simple: ELFX 2. Screen, speed and range: Ultra. Either way, the natural pairing is ElfLiq — Elf Bar's own flavours in bottle form — from our nic salt range at 10–20mg for the classic draw. Both kits and the wider brand live in the Elf Bar collection. 18+ only.