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Vaporesso Coils

Vaporesso coils are the mesh heads that keep a Vaporesso vape firing. There are five families: GTX and GTi for the current kits and tanks, and GTR, GT and SKRR QF for the older ones.

The two current families do not swap over, so the table below shows which Vaporesso coil fits which kit. Packs range from £4.99 to £9.99. Kits that take a pod with the coil built in, like the XROS family, are in Vaporesso pods. Free UK delivery for orders over £30, dispatched seven days a week.

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Vaporesso Coil Compatibility

Find your exact kit or tank in the second column, then order from that Vaporesso coil family. Every figure here is read off our own product pages for accuracy.

Coil	Fits	Resistances	Pack
Vaporesso GTX coils	GTX One Pro, Armour G, Armour GS, Luxe X3, Luxe XR Max 2, xTank T, Luxe XR pods	0.15 to 1.2 ohm, mesh or dual mesh	5
Vaporesso GTi coils	Armour Ultra kit and mod, iTank 2, iTank T	0.15 to 0.5 ohm, mesh or dual mesh	5
Vaporesso GTR coils	FORZ tank, from the FORZ TX80 kit	0.15 and 0.4 ohm mesh	3
Vaporesso GT coils	NRG, NRG SE and NRG Mini tanks, as sold with the Swag and Gen S kits	0.15 to 0.4 ohm, GT2 to GT8	3
Vaporesso SKRR QF coils	SKRR and SKRR-S tanks, and the Revenger, Polar and original Luxe kits	0.15 ohm strip, 0.2 ohm mesh	3

Which Kits Take Vaporesso GTX Coils

GTX is the wider of the two current families. Vaporesso GTX coils span from 0.15 ohm for sub-ohm clouds, up to 1.2 ohm for a tight mouth to lung draw on nic salts.

One family of coils covers both styles. The low resistances, 0.15 to 0.3 ohm, also come as dual mesh for high VG shortfill.

Vaporesso also lists the Luxe XR Max, GEN PT 80S and GEN PT 60S on the GTX platform, so those kits take the same coils.

Vaporesso GTi Coils: Which Kits Take Them

These are Vaporesso's sub-ohm coils, made for higher power: 0.15 ohm at 75W to 90W down to 0.5 ohm at 30W to 40W. They are direct to lung only, and they do not fit any GTX kit.

Vaporesso Armour G and Armour Ultra Coils

The Armour kits split across both families. The Armour G and Armour GS take GTX coils. The Armour Ultra, kit or mod, takes GTi. Ordering the wrong type of coil is the most common mix up on this range, because the names are so similar.

GTR, GT and SKRR Coils

This page also covers three older families of Vaporesso coil. GTR is for the FORZ tank only. GT covers the NRG tanks, in six versions from GT2 to GT8, and those tanks shipped with the Swag and Gen S kits. SKRR QF fits the SKRR and SKRR-S tanks, and the Revenger, Polar and original Luxe kits.

None of the three coils fit a current GTX or GTi kit.

Frequently Asked Questions

GTX covers 0.15 to 1.2 ohm and suits both mouth to lung and sub-ohm vaping, in pod kits and pod mods. GTi covers 0.15 to 0.5 ohm, for sub-ohm on higher power devices like the Armour Ultra and the iTank. The two bases are different, so they do not swap.

GTX coils fit the GTX One Pro, Armour G, Armour GS, Luxe X3 and Luxe XR Max 2, the xTank T tank, and the Luxe XR replacement pods. They do not fit the iTank or the Armour Ultra, which take GTi.

Match the coil to the kit first, using the table above, then pick the resistance by how you vape. Under 0.4 ohm is sub-ohm with high VG shortfill. 0.6 ohm is a middle ground. 0.8 ohm suits nic salt for a mouth to lung or restricted lung draw, and 1.2 ohm gives the tightest, cigarette-style draw.

0.6 ohm is the stronger of the two: lower resistance draws more power, so it gives a warmer vape and more vapour. 0.8 ohm is cooler and tighter, lasts longer on a charge, and suits 20mg nic salt better.

Neither is better, they are for different power. A 0.2 ohm GTi coil wants 60W to 75W and throws big clouds. A 0.4 ohm wants 50W to 60W and reads as more flavour led. If your kit tops out below 60W, pick 0.4.

One to two weeks is normal. Higher wattage, sweetened e-liquid and dark flavours shorten it, and a coil that has been vaped dry once will not recover. A burnt or muted taste is the sign to change it.

Both, depending on the kit and the coil. XROS kits and GTX coils at 1.2 ohm are mouth to lung, like a cigarette, and 0.8 ohm covers mouth to lung or a restricted lung draw. GTi coils and GTX coils under 0.4 ohm are direct to lung. Some kits, such as the Luxe X3, do both through an airflow slider.

Within a family, yes: any GTX coil fits any GTX kit, and any GTi coil fits any GTi kit. Across families, no. GTX, GTi, GTR, GT and SKRR QF all use different bases, and none of them fits a pod with the coil built in.

The usual causes are not priming a new coil, vaping above the wattage printed on the coil, heavily sweetened e-liquid leaving residue on the cotton, and chain vaping without letting the wick catch up. Drop to mid range wattage and avoid vaping a tank near empty.

Put four to six drops of e-liquid onto the cotton ports on the side of the coil, fit it, fill the tank, then leave it five to ten minutes before the first puff. Skipping this is the most common cause of a burnt first vape.

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