Dessert Flavors: Rich, sweet, and complex profiles that mimic baked goods, custards, and creams (e.g., Vanilla Custard, Banana Pudding, New York Cheesecake). These often require longer steeping times for the flavors to mature and blend properly.

Advanced "Pod Mod" Kits: Represent the high end of the pod category, often featuring a larger form factor, a full-color screen, adjustable wattage and temperature control, and a powerful chipset. They essentially pack the features of a box mod into a device that still uses replaceable pods, appealing to experienced vapers who want top-tier performance in a more compact format.

Firing Buttons: Tactile mechanical or membrane-based switches that complete the circuit to fire the device. They are engineered for a specific feel (clicky or soft), durability (often rated for tens of thousands of presses), and aesthetic integration into the device's design, coming in various sizes, colors, and materials.

Top-Airflow Tanks: Feature airflow intakes located at the top of the tank. This design is a significant innovation as it drastically reduces the chance of leakage. Air is channeled from the top, down past the coil, and up through the chimney. While it can slightly mute flavor compared to bottom airflow, it prioritizes convenience and reliability.

Button-Activated Pod Kits: Require the user to press a physical button to activate the heating coil and produce vapor. This offers more control over the vaping experience, allowing for pre-heating and preventing accidental activation in a bag or pocket, though it is slightly less intuitive than draw-activated models.