All Vape Coils

Coils from reputable brands like Aspire, VooPoo, Vaporesso, GeekVape, and Uwell are known for their high-quality materials, precision manufacturing, and innovative technology. These brands are trusted by vapers worldwide for producing coils that offer excellent flavour production, long-lasting performance, and consistent vapour production, ensuring an overall satisfying vaping experience.

To choose the right coil, it’s essential to know your vape kit’s compatibility. Each brand offers coils designed specifically for their devices, so make sure to check the coil compatibility list for your device model. Additionally, consider your vaping style: lower-resistance coils (e.g., 0.2-0.5ohm) are great for sub-ohm and cloud chasing, while higher resistance coils (e.g., 1.0-1.6ohm) are ideal for mouth-to-lung (MTL) vaping and nic salt e-liquids.

Yes, you can use a wide variety of e-liquids with coils from these brands. However, the type of e-liquid may affect coil performance. For example, high-VG e-liquids are best used with lower-resistance (sub-ohm) coils, while high-PG or nic salt e-liquids work better with higher-resistance coils for smoother hits and longer coil life. Always check the coil's specifications for compatibility with your preferred e-liquid.

The lifespan of a coil depends on several factors, including your vaping habits, e-liquid choice, and wattage settings. On average, coils from brands like Aspire, VooPoo, Vaporesso, GeekVape, and Uwell last between 1-2 weeks with regular use. If you’re using sweeter e-liquids or higher wattages, your coil may need to be replaced sooner. Signs that a coil needs replacing include a burnt taste, reduced vapour production, or a harsh throat hit.

Mesh coils are made of a single sheet of mesh wire that provides a larger surface area for heating e-liquid, resulting in faster wicking and more even heat distribution. This generally leads to better flavour and larger vapour clouds. Traditional coils, often made from wire wrapped around a wick, can provide a more gradual heating process but may not offer the same level of consistency in flavour and vapour production as mesh coils.

Yes, coils from these brands are designed for easy replacement. Most devices from these manufacturers feature a simple plug-and-play coil system, where you can easily remove the old coil and replace it with a new one. Some devices may require unscrewing the base of the tank, while others simply involve removing the tank or pod and swapping out the coil. Always ensure the coil is installed correctly to avoid leakage or poor performance.

To prolong the life of your coils, avoid dry hits by making sure your e-liquid is always at an appropriate level in the tank. Prime new coils properly by saturating them with e-liquid before use. If you're using high-wattage settings, lower the wattage when you’re not cloud chasing to reduce coil wear. Regularly clean your tank and change your coils when flavour diminishes to keep your vaping experience at its best.

MTL (mouth-to-lung) coils have higher resistance (usually 1.0ohm or higher) and are designed to replicate the sensation of smoking a traditional cigarette. They are ideal for vapers who prefer a tighter draw and use higher-PG e-liquids, including nic salts.

DTL (direct-to-lung) coils, typically with lower resistance (0.2-0.8ohm), are better for cloud production and sub-ohm vaping, offering a more airy draw and working well with high-VG e-liquids.

RDTL (restricted direct to lung) coils are a middle ground between MTL and DTL, and are often marketed as being optimised for nic salt vaping. This is because they feature a more open draw and increased vapour production, which makes the experience of using a refillable vape kit with a bar salt e-liquid that much more similar to using a disposable vape.

Yes, many coils from Aspire, VooPoo, Vaporesso, GeekVape, and Uwell feature innovative technologies such as mesh wire, ceramic coatings, and improved wicking systems. These features help improve flavour, enhance vapour production, and extend coil life. For example, Vaporesso’s coils often use their "GT" coil system or COREX mesh for enhanced flavour, while Uwell’s coils often include Pro-FOCS technology for a more refined flavour experience.

Sub-ohm coils (typically below 1.0ohm) are not ideal for MTL vaping as they are designed for direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping, which requires more airflow and higher power settings. If you want a MTL experience, it’s best to opt for higher-resistance coils (1.0ohm or above) that offer a tighter draw and work better with nic salt or high-PG e-liquids.

While coils are designed specifically for certain brands and devices, some coils are compatible across different systems, particularly if they share the same thread or tank system such as Aspire TG pods being compatible with the Cyber G Slim, and Cyber GT models. Always check the manufacturer’s compatibility guide or product specifications to ensure the coil you’re choosing will fit and perform optimally in your device.

The most common signs that your coil needs replacing include a burnt taste, less vapour production, a harsh or sour flavour, or a decrease in flavour quality. If your coil tastes dry or burnt even after refilling your tank, it's time for a replacement. Regular maintenance and replacing your coil every 1-2 weeks will help maintain optimal performance.