Vape Coils

Replacement coils at VapeCity

Key replacement coil options at VapeCity by brand and coil platform, with pack size and price.

Coils are brand and platform-specific. A Smok coil does not fit a Geekvape tank. Always check your tank or kit model against the coil listing before ordering.

Sub-ohm coils: mesh and dual-mesh options

Sub-ohm replacement coils (below 1.0Ω) are designed for direct-to-lung and restricted direct-to-lung vaping, where more vapour, warmer temperature and higher-VG e-liquids are the norm. At VapeCity, the key sub-ohm coil platforms include the Smok Mini V2 S2 (0.15Ω mesh, £11.99), the Vaporesso GTi Dual Mesh (0.2Ω and 0.4Ω) and the Voopoo PnP X coils (0.15Ω DTL through 0.45Ω RDL). Dual-mesh coils use two parallel mesh elements to increase the heated surface area without pushing wattage requirements up proportionally. Vaporesso's GTi and GTX platforms use dual-mesh architecture, which contributes to the consistent flavour response these tanks have built a reputation on.

Coil lifespan on sub-ohm platforms depends on e-liquid type and wattage. High-VG shortfill at 60-70W through a dual-mesh coil typically gives 5 to 10 days of moderate use before flavour begins to mute. Sweetened e-liquids shorten this considerably; sucralose caramelises on mesh faster at higher wattage. Running a new sub-ohm coil at 80-90% of its rated wattage ceiling rather than the maximum extends lifespan without a significant trade-off in vapour or flavour. All sub-ohm coils should be primed before first use: saturate the visible cotton wicking ports with e-liquid and allow 5 minutes before the first draw.

The Geekvape Z Series XM Boost coil range covers the Zeus Sub-Ohm Tank and Aegis Legend kits. Geekvape uses a 'B' designation for Aegis Boost and Hero tanks, 'Z' for Zeus and Aegis Legend, and 'P' for the Aegis Prime. These series are not cross-compatible within the Geekvape range. Checking the series letter against your specific device prevents ordering the wrong coil pack.

MTL coils: Innokin, Aspire and Vaporesso GTX

Mouth-to-lung replacement coils (1.0Ω and above) are used in tanks and pod mods designed to replicate the draw resistance of a cigarette. The Innokin Prism T18/T22 5-pack (£29.99 at VapeCity) covers the Prism T18, T20S and related Innokin tank platforms. These are built for tight MTL use at low wattage (10-16W) with 20mg nic salt in a 50/50 blend. The coil format is a self-contained unit with a bottom-feed cotton and stainless steel wrapping; replacing the coil removes the main wear component in the tank system.

Vaporesso's GTX coil range (GTX Dual Mesh, £41.99 at VapeCity) covers the GTX One and GTX Two tanks across a wider resistance range: 0.2Ω for sub-ohm at 40-60W, 0.3Ω for RDL at 32-40W, and 0.8Ω for MTL at 12-25W. The same coil pack covering all three modes in one platform is a practical advantage if you adjust your vaping style between sessions. The Aspire AF Flexus 5-pack (£33.99) covers the Aspire Flexus tank range in MTL to RDL resistances using Aspire's AF coil platform, which is distinct from the BVC coils used in older Aspire tanks like the Nautilus.

The Voopoo PnP and PnP X platforms are worth distinguishing. PnP coils (£44.99 for the VM multi-pack at VapeCity) fit the original PnP-compatible Drag, Vinci and Argus range and extend from 0.15Ω DTL to 1.2Ω MTL across the full range. PnP X coils (£45.99) are the updated platform for the Drag X2, Drag S2 and Argus Pro 2 and include a 4-layer leak protection system. The two are not cross-compatible: PnP coils do not fit PnP X pods and vice versa. OXVA's Uniplus coils (£44.99) cover the OXVA Uniplus tank with a distinct coil architecture from the Xlim pod range.