IGET Halo Kit: The $29.90 Setup That Ends Disposable Spending
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The IGET Halo kit is the cheapest door into pod vaping that this brand has ever built: $29.90 buys the rechargeable Halo battery with a prefilled 3,000 puff pod already fitted, in your choice of 13 flavours. From that point on you never buy a whole device again, only $19.90 replacement pods, or five for $49.90. For any adult vaper spending more than a few dollars a week on disposables, the IGET Halo kit pays for itself almost immediately, which is why it has become the item we most often recommend to regulars. IGET Vapes Australia Store is strictly 18+, and every kit we ship is genuine, sealed stock.
What is in the IGET Halo kit
Inside the box you get two things: the Halo battery section, a compact rechargeable unit with no buttons and a simple status light, and one prefilled pod in your chosen flavour, rated at approximately 3,000 puffs. The pod clicks into the battery, the whole assembly fires automatically when you draw, and when the pod is spent you replace only the pod. The battery recharges over a standard cable and is built to live through many pod cycles.
That structure is the entire trick. A sealed disposable throws away a battery every time the liquid runs out; the IGET Halo kit keeps the expensive part and swaps only the consumable. It keeps the no-buttons, no-settings, no-mess character that made disposables popular, but restructures the cost so that the longer you use it, the further ahead you come out. The refill side of the system has its own page, our IGET Halo pods category, where all 13 pod flavours and the five pack bundle live.
Specs and running costs
| Spec | IGET Halo kit |
|---|---|
| Kit price | $29.90, battery plus one pod |
| Pod rating | Approximately 3,000 puffs |
| Battery | Rechargeable, reused across pods |
| Kit flavours | 13 |
| Replacement pod | $19.90 single, $49.90 five pack |
| Ongoing cost per 1,000 puffs | About $3.33 on the pod bundle |
| Starter option | Halo Starter Kit with 2 pods, $44.90 |
Read that second last row again, because it is the best number in our store. Once you own the battery, refilling through the five pack bundle costs roughly $3.33 per thousand puffs. The most efficient sealed disposable we sell runs at more than double that, and small disposables multiply it several times over. There is also the IGET Halo Starter Kit at $44.90, which packs the battery with two prefilled pods for people who want a spare flavour in the drawer from day one.
The 13 launch flavours in prose
The everyday fruits
Every kit flavour matches a pod flavour, so what you start with you can keep buying. Apple ($29.90) is clean and orchard crisp, the most neutral opener on the menu. Strawberry, Watermelon and Grape cover the three biggest sellers in Australian vaping in their pure forms, with Grape carrying the deep, sweet profile the brand built its name on. Blackberry rounds out the singles with a darker, jammier take, and Banana stands alone as the creamy one, a genuine rarity across the whole IGET catalogue.
The blends
Blueberry Berry doubles down on sweetness, blueberry over mixed berries. Blueberry Raspberry adds tartness instead, and Cherry Pomegranate is the driest and most adult profile in the range, closer to juice than confectionery. Strawberry Watermelon is the crowd pleasing summer blend, Strawberry Kiwifruit its zingier cousin, and Pineapple Kiwifruit the full tropical option with real bite.
The palate cleanser
Spearmint is the only non fruit choice: soft, sweet garden mint rather than harsh menthol. It is the traditional second flavour in a Halo owner's rotation, the pod you switch to when fruit fatigue sets in halfway through the week.
Living with the Halo day to day
A typical rhythm looks like this: charge the battery every day or two, the same routine as earbuds; swap the pod every four days to a week depending on use; and keep a spare pod or two in a drawer so an empty never catches you out. The status light tells you when the battery wants power, and because the coil is inside each pod, you get a factory fresh coil with every swap, so flavour never slowly degrades the way it does on refillable tanks. Store spare pods upright at room temperature, and keep the whole kit out of summer car interiors, heat is the one thing the system genuinely dislikes.
Which kit flavour to start with
Buying one kit: start with Grape or Strawberry Watermelon, the two profiles with the broadest approval rating among our customers. Buying the two pod Starter Kit: pair a fruit with Spearmint, the combination almost every long term Halo owner ends up running anyway. Ex smokers who never liked sweet vapes should begin with Apple or Cherry Pomegranate, the two least confectionery flavours here. And if you cannot choose at all, remember the economics forgive experimentation: at $19.90 a pod, auditioning a second flavour costs less than half of what a mistake costs on a big sealed device like the IGET One 12000.
IGET Halo kit vs IGET Bar Plus S3 vs IGET Goat 5000
Three products compete for the same buyer: the Halo, the brand's other pod system the IGET Bar Plus S3, and the sealed IGET Goat 5000 for those not ready to commit to a system.
| IGET Halo kit | IGET Bar Plus S3 | IGET Goat 5000 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Rechargeable pod kit | Rechargeable pod kit, USB-C | Sealed disposable |
| Entry price | $29.90 | See category | $39.90 to $44.90 |
| Flavour count | 13 | 27 | 12 |
| Refill cost | $19.90, or 5 for $49.90 | See pods category | New device each time |
| Commitment | Low | Medium | None |
The S3 system, detailed on our Bar Plus S3 money page, is the premium ecosystem: twice the flavour count, USB-C charging, a more substantial battery. The IGET Halo kit is the value ecosystem: cheaper to enter, cheaper to run on the pod bundle, one price for everything. The Goat is for people who want zero ownership. Our honest guidance: if you know you will still be vaping in three months, either pod system beats disposables on cost by a distance, and the Halo is the one that beats them hardest per dollar. Browse both systems side by side in the shop before committing.
Switching from disposables: a one week plan
Most people who buy an IGET Halo kit are not new to vaping; they are disposables users tired of the spend, and the switch has a predictable first week worth walking through honestly. Day one is unboxing: click the pod home, check the battery has charge, and notice that the draw feels familiar, automatic, no buttons, the same mouth to lung style as the sealed devices you are leaving. The vapour is tuned slightly softer than the big 10,000 puff formats, closer in character to a mid size disposable, and most switchers stop noticing any difference within a day or two.
Days two to four are habit formation. Put the charging cable somewhere you already have a nightly ritual, next to the phone charger is the classic move, and top the battery up while you sleep. This is the only genuinely new behaviour the IGET Halo kit asks of you, and anchoring it to an existing habit is what makes it stick. By midweek most users have also discovered the pod swap trick: pulling a half finished fruit pod and clicking in Spearmint after dinner, something no sealed disposable ever allowed.
Day five to seven is when the economics land. Your first pod runs dry somewhere in this window, and replacing it costs $19.90 instead of the price of a whole new device; if you ordered the Starter Kit, the second pod is already in the drawer. Around this point, run your own numbers: what you spent per week on disposables against what a five pack of pods at $49.90 will now cover. For a typical daily vaper the kit has paid for itself before the second pod is finished, and from then on the saving compounds every single week. That arithmetic, more than any feature, is why kit owners so rarely go back to sealed devices, and why we point heavy disposable buyers here first even when they walked in looking at something bigger.
Ordering and delivery
All 13 IGET Halo kit flavours are in stock at $29.90, with the two pod Starter Kit at $44.90 and every refill option one click away. Orders ship fast and tracked; timeframes are on the shipping page. We are an adults only retailer: 18+ verification applies to every order without exception, and everything here is sold purely as a smoke free alternative for adult vapers, never with health claims. New South Wales publishes clear consumer information on vaping law and retail rules at health.nsw.gov.au, worth a read for any Australian adult vaper. For the whole brand landscape beyond pod systems, including the big sealed formats like the IGET Bar Pro 10000, start at our IGET vapes Australia hub.
A last word on gifting and households, because it comes up weekly in our support inbox. The IGET Halo kit is the item adult customers most often buy for a partner who vapes, precisely because the $29.90 outlay is low, the flavour can be chosen to match what that person already buys in disposable form, and the pod refills make an easy ongoing top up gift. Two kits in one household also work better than sharing one battery: pods swap freely between batteries, so a shared pod drawer with individual batteries gives everyone their own mouthpiece and charge level while still pooling the flavour library. As with every product on this site, gifting stays strictly adult to adult; we verify the purchaser is 18 or over, and the same expectation extends to whoever the kit is for.
IGET Halo kit FAQ
What exactly do I get for $29.90?
The rechargeable Halo battery and one prefilled pod in your chosen flavour, rated at approximately 3,000 puffs, ready to use out of the box. Charging is via a standard cable. After that, you only ever buy pods.
How long does the IGET Halo kit battery last?
Per charge, a heavy day of vaping; top it up every night or two and it never interrupts you. Across its lifetime, the battery is designed to serve many pod cycles, comfortably long enough for the cost savings over disposables to stack up many times over.
Do IGET Bar Plus S3 pods fit the Halo battery?
No. The Halo and the Bar Plus S3 are separate systems with different pod formats. Halo batteries take Halo pods only, so make sure refill orders match the kit you own.
Is the Halo kit harder to use than a disposable?
Barely. There are still no buttons and no settings; you draw and it fires. The only added tasks are charging occasionally and clicking in a new pod when one runs dry, which takes about two seconds.
Which is the best value way to start?
The Starter Kit at $44.90 with two pods, followed immediately by a five pod bundle at $49.90 when you know your flavours. That combination puts your running cost near $3.33 per thousand puffs, the lowest figure anywhere in our store.
What if my kit arrives faulty?
Contact us at Contact@igetvapesaustraliastore.com with your order number. Genuine stock, sealed packaging and a responsive replacement process are the baseline here; a dead on arrival battery is rare and always sorted.