If the per-mL and spec-sheet arguments landed, the JNR P4 Stellarc 100K page carries live pricing and the in-stock pod list, and the JNR vape pods page is where the refill cost above actually applies. Pick a taste profile on the JNR flavors hub — buyers cross-shopping VOZOL tend to land on the Mexican Mango flavor on the sweet side or the Sour Apple Ice pod on the iced side. The JNR disposable vape homepage sets the Stellarc against the P5 GlassRock sibling if you want the same juice in a different chassis, and delivery timing by state is on JNR near me. The other two-piece rival runs on the same scoring method in JNR Stellarc 100K vs Geek Bar Mate 60K, the detachable-battery alternative is JNR Stellarc 100K vs RAZ VUE 50K, and for the best-known sealed disposable see JNR Stellarc 100K vs Elf Bar BC5000. The Lost Mary vs Foger three-way covers the 60K-class field, and our 30-day JNR vape review covers whether taste stays consistent across a full pod.
JNR Stellarc 100K vs VOZOL Rave Swap 70K — Two Base-and-Pod Kits, One Publishes Its Spec Sheet
VOZOL Rave Swap 70K is the closest thing to the Stellarc in the current US market: a rechargeable base you keep and a prefilled pod you swap, at almost the same kit price. The two differ on pod size, on how the puff rating is earned, and on how much of the spec sheet each brand is willing to publish. That last point ends up mattering more than it sounds.
JNR Stellarc 100K Vape Kit
VOZOL Rave Swap 70K
Both devices are two-piece kits — a rechargeable base plus a factory-prefilled pod at 5% salt nicotine — so the usual kit-versus-disposable argument does not separate them. The Stellarc kit is $23.99 with a 32 mL pod ($21.99 to replace) and a 100,000-puff kit rating; the Rave Swap 70K is $22.99 with a 20.5 mL pod ($16.99 to replace) and a 70,000-puff rating in Eco mode that drops to 40,000 in Power mode. Per mL the Stellarc pod is about $0.69 against about $0.83 for the Rave Swap pod; per 1,000 rated puffs the Stellarc kit is roughly $0.24 against $0.33. VOZOL publishes a constant 30 W output and a 1,200 mAh base but no coil type or screen; the Stellarc publishes a full sheet — dual 280 + 1,200 mAh batteries, dual-mesh coil, curved screen, a TFC chip with three modes. VOZOL wins on flavor count (15 against 10) and on the lower replacement-pod sticker. If you buy on cost per mL and want to know exactly what you are buying, Stellarc. If you want the cheaper pod and a broader menu, the Rave Swap is a fair pick.
Spec-by-Spec Breakdown — Where Each Device Wins
Same architecture — the kit-vs-disposable argument does not apply here
The Stellarc 100K and the Rave Swap 70K are the same species of device. Both are a rechargeable base with a prefilled pod that clicks in and out; both run 5% salt nicotine; both charge over USB-C. Neither is a sealed one-shot disposable, so the waste and keep-the-hardware arguments JNR usually makes against closed disposables apply to the VOZOL just as well. On architecture this is a genuine tie. Note that the pods are not interchangeable between the two systems — each pod fits only its own base.
Pod size and cost per mL
A Stellarc replacement pod holds 32 mL and lists at $21.99, about $0.69 per mL. A Rave Swap 70K replacement pod holds 20.5 mL and lists at $16.99, about $0.83 per mL. The VOZOL pod is cheaper at the till, and that is a fair point in its favour; but it carries roughly two-thirds of the juice, so the Stellarc comes out ahead per mL by around 17 percent and runs noticeably longer between swaps. This is the narrowest per-mL gap in any comparison we have run — the Rave Swap is a well-priced pod — but the ordering is still clear. Prices move; check the live figures on each product page.
Rated puffs — and the Eco / Power caveat
The Stellarc kit is rated 100,000 puffs across its kit life, with each 32 mL pod rated 50,000. The Rave Swap 70K is rated 70,000 puffs — but only in Eco mode; run it in Power mode and the same pod is rated 40,000. That is not a criticism of the device (Power simply spends the tank faster) but it does mean the headline number depends on how you use it, whereas the Stellarc rating is quoted once. Treat both as manufacturer laboratory figures — real-world output usually lands around 60 to 75 percent of the rating on any high-capacity device — and the ordering holds either way: about $0.24 per 1,000 rated puffs on the Stellarc kit against about $0.33 on the Rave Swap kit.
Output, modes and the chip
VOZOL publishes a constant 30 W output held flat across the pod from a 1,200 mAh base, with two modes (Eco and Power) selected on the device. JNR's Stellarc runs a TFC chip with three modes and a curved screen showing juice and battery, from a dual-battery layout — 280 mAh for the electronics and 1,200 mAh for the coil — so the screen and chip never draw from the coil's cell. These are two different philosophies rather than one being better: constant wattage against a mode-driven curve with a readout. Buyers who want a flat, predictable draw will like the VOZOL approach; buyers who want to see the state of the pod and choose between three draw profiles will prefer the Stellarc.
Spec transparency
This is where the two diverge most sharply. The Stellarc spec sheet is complete: dual-mesh coil, 32 mL pod, battery split, screen, chip modes, and a scratch-code verification panel on every box. The Rave Swap 70K listing publishes puff ratings, the 1,200 mAh base, 30 W output and the two modes — but not the coil type and not whether there is a screen; the 20.5 mL pod volume itself is a figure confirmed against a physical unit rather than something the supplier prints. A device you cannot fully describe from its own listing is a harder thing to recommend. If knowing exactly what you are buying matters, the Stellarc wins this category outright.
Flavor library and swappability
Both systems change flavor by changing the pod, so flexibility is a tie. On breadth VOZOL is ahead: the Rave Swap 70K runs 15 flavors against 10 prefilled Stellarc options. If choice is what you optimise for, this category goes to VOZOL. Every JNR flavor has its own tasting page on the flavors hub if you want to check the 10 before deciding whether the gap matters.
Buying channel and verification
Every Stellarc 100K box carries a scratch panel with a verification code you can check through the JNR portal, and vapejnr.com ships from our own Sacramento warehouse with orders handed to the carrier within one working day. VOZOL reaches US buyers through a broad mix of retail and online channels, and its own listing for this device is thin enough that verifying what you have been sold is harder. Buying direct with a checkable code shortens the chain of custody, which is the practical argument here.
Price-Per-Puff Math — The Cost Comparison That Matters
Most flavor breadth · TFC chip · forward-pod
Cheapest in this analysis — but needs a hub
Close on sticker, smaller pod
You buy on cost per mL, want the bigger pod, and want the full spec sheet in front of you.
- ✓Cost per mL is your deciding factor. The Stellarc pod holds 32 mL for $21.99 (about $0.69 per mL) against 20.5 mL for $16.99 (about $0.83 per mL) on the Rave Swap.
- ✓You want the higher kit rating without a mode caveat — 100,000 puffs, against 70,000 that only holds in Eco mode and falls to 40,000 in Power.
- ✓You want to know what is inside. JNR publishes battery split, coil type, screen and chip behaviour; the VOZOL listing does not publish coil type or screen.
- ✓You want the longer stretch between swaps. A 32 mL pod simply runs longer than a 20.5 mL pod at the same draw.
You want the cheaper replacement pod and a wider flavor menu at a near-identical kit price.
- •The replacement-pod sticker matters more to you than the per-mL figure — $16.99 against $21.99 is a real difference at checkout even if the Stellarc pod carries more juice.
- •You want a wider flavor library. The Rave Swap line runs 15 flavors against 10 on the Stellarc.
- •You prefer a constant-output device. VOZOL publishes 30 W held flat across the pod rather than a tapering curve.
- •You already own a Rave Swap base, in which case a pod refill is cheaper than starting a new system.