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The Armour G is an 80W pod mod with a 3000mAh battery built in, a 0.96 inch screen and a fire button. It takes the GTX coil platform, which is what lets one device cover a tight cigarette-style draw and a full lung draw depending on which coil goes in.
It ships as the DTL kit: a 0.2 ohm GTX coil fitted, a 0.4 ohm spare in the box, plus the pod, a Type-C cable and a manual. Ten colours are stocked.
The Armour GS is the same idea with a removable 18650 battery instead of a built-in one, and everything else in the Armour range is listed separately.


Mega Batt is Vaporesso's name for the battery technology, and the point of it is the size. 3000mAh usually means a chunky device, and the Armour G keeps it to 113 x 38 x 28mm with a leather panel wrapped round an aluminium frame. That is the difference between a pod mod you carry and one you leave on a desk.
The airflow is at the top and clicks through four positions rather than sliding freely, so it holds its setting. Wide open suits the 0.2 ohm coil for a lung draw, the middle positions tighten it up for the 0.4 ohm, and fully closed with a mouth to lung pod and a higher resistance coil gives a cigarette-style pull. Top airflow also keeps e-liquid away from the air slot.
A 0.96 inch colour screen sits above the fire button, with an LED light alongside it. It shows the wattage, the coil resistance and the battery, which is what you actually need when you are matching a wattage to a coil. It is the part that makes the Armour G pod mod a step up from a kit that fires on an inhale and tells you nothing.
It depends what you are coming from. The honest answer is that it is a step up rather than a first device.
There is a screen, a fire button, a wattage to set and a coil to fit yourself. None of that is difficult, but it is more to learn than a kit that fires when you inhale. If this is your first vape, a pod kit with the coil sealed inside is a gentler place to start.
Where the Armour G earns its place is as a second device, or a first one for somebody who already vapes and wants more battery, more power and the option to change how it draws. A single 3000mAh charge covers a day comfortably at DTL wattages, which is the thing most people upgrade for.
The coil decides the vape juice you need, not the device itself. The Armour G kit arrives with two DTL coils, so out of the box it wants a higher VG e-liquid.
| GTX coil | Wattage | Draw | E-liquid |
| 0.2 ohm, in the box | 45W to 60W, best 55W | Lung | High VG shortfill |
| 0.4 ohm, in the box | 26W to 32W, best 30W | Restricted lung | 70/30 |
| 0.6 ohm | 20W to 26W, best 24W | Loose mouth to lung | Nic salt or 50/50 |
| 0.8 ohm | 12W to 16W, best 16W | Mouth to lung | 10mg or 20mg nic salt |
| 1.2 ohm | 8W to 12W, best 11W | Tight mouth to lung | 20mg nic salt |
On the two coils supplied, that means a higher VG shortfill.
Fit a mouth to lung coil instead and it wants a nic salt vape liquid. Putting 20mg nic salt on the 0.2 ohm at 55W would be unpleasant and wasteful, which is the mistake worth avoiding.
It requires GTX coils, sold five to a pack, and the Armour G pod. Both are separate purchases once the two supplied coils are used up.
The pod is shared with the Armour GS, so a pack bought for one drops onto the other. The DTL pod takes the lower resistances and the MTL pod the higher ones, which is how one device covers both styles.
The Armour G's charge will last longer than a pod kit but less than a day at the top of the wattage range, because wattage is what drains the battery faster than time.
At mouth to lung wattages of 10W to 16W, 3000mAh is comfortably more than a day's worth of charge. At 55W on the 0.2 ohm coil it will not be, and heavy lung vapers should expect to charge daily. Charging is Type-C at 5V/2A and the cable is in the box.
Same pod, same coils, same 80W. The battery is the difference, and it changes the size.
| Armour G | Armour GS | |
| Battery | 3000mAh built in | One 18650, not included |
| Size | 113 x 38 x 28mm | 126 x 39 x 28mm |
| Coils in the box | 0.2 and 0.4 ohm mesh | 0.15 and 0.3 ohm mesh |
| Pod | Shared, fits both | Shared, fits both |
Take the G if you would rather plug it in than carry spare cells. Take the GS if you already own 18650s and want to swap rather than wait.
All ten are stocked, each photographed in its own colour.

Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Grey Knight, Nebula Green, Pastel Lilac, Pink, Red and Silver.
The pod fills from the top and the coil pushes into the base, so neither job needs a tool.
Filling the pod
Changing the coil
| Spec | Detail |
| Brand | Vaporesso |
| Type | Refillable pod mod |
| Battery | 3000mAh, built in |
| Output | 5 to 80W |
| Coils | GTX platform |
| Coils supplied | 0.2 ohm and 0.4 ohm mesh |
| Pod | Armour G and GS, MTL and DTL versions |
| Airflow | Top, four levels |
| Display | 0.96 inch TFT and an LED light |
| Mode | Neo Pulse Mode |
| Charging | Type-C, 5V/2A |
| Size | 113 x 38 x 28mm |
| Colours | Ten |
Find Your Nicotine Strength
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Based on how many cigarettes you smoke per day, we'll recommend the right nicotine strength for the Vaporesso Armour G Pod Vape Kit. This kit supports both nic salt and 50/50 freebase e-liquids.
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3000mAh Built-In Battery
5 To 80W Output
Takes Vaporesso GTX Coils
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