Vaporesso GTX Mesh and Dual Mesh Coils

Vaporesso GTX coils are mesh replacement coils that fit a wide range of Vaporesso pod kits, sub-ohm tanks and pod-mod hybrids. The GTX range covers ten resistance options from 0.15 ohm right up to 1.2 ohm, with standard mesh and dual mesh builds on the lower-ohm side. Every pack contains five coils, which makes GTX one of the best-stocked replacement coil platforms in the wider Vaporesso coil range.

Seven options use a single mesh strip (0.15 ohm to 1.2 ohm) covering DTL, RDL and MTL vaping.

Three low-ohm resistances (0.15 ohm, 0.2 ohm and 0.3 ohm) are also available as dual mesh, which layers two mesh strips side by side to push more flavour and vapour at the same wattage.

Triple silicone O-rings cut down on leaking, while flax fibre and cotton wicking soaks e-liquid faster than cotton on its own.

Key Features

• Ten GTX resistance options from 0.15 ohm to 1.2 ohm covering DTL, RDL and MTL
• Standard mesh and dual mesh builds, with dual mesh available in 0.15 ohm, 0.2 ohm and 0.3 ohm
• Dual mesh delivers richer flavour and bigger clouds at the same resistance
• Triple silicone O-rings reduce pod and tank leaking
• Flax fibre and cotton wicking soaks quickly to reduce dry hits
• Compatible with the GTX One Pro kit, Armour G, Armour GS, Luxe X3 and more
• Press-fit fitment, push the coil in with no threading or screwing
• NiCr mesh for low-ohm sub-ohm coils, FeCrAl mesh for higher-ohm MTL coils
• 5 GTX coils per pack across every resistance

GTX Coil Compatibility

Vaporesso GTX coils fit a broad set of Vaporesso pod kits, sub-ohm tanks and pod-mod hybrids that share the GTX coil socket. If your kit takes a GTX coil, every resistance listed presses straight in without an adapter.

Currently Stocked Compatible Kits

• Vaporesso GTX One Pro
• Vaporesso Armour G
• Vaporesso Armour GS
• Vaporesso Luxe X3
• Vaporesso Luxe XR Max 2

Compatible Tanks and Pods

GTX coils also fit the xTank T sub-ohm tank that ships on the GTX One Pro, the Luxe XR replacement pods, and the Armour G/GS pod cartridges. The newer GTX-2 versions (marked on the packaging) have improved O-ring seals but fit the exact same kits and tanks.

Important - GTX Does NOT Fit COREX Pods

GTX coils do NOT fit the COREX pod platform used on the Vaporesso XROS family or the Luxe X COREX 2.0 pods. Those use an integrated COREX coil built into the pod, not a removable coil head. If your pod kit has integrated coils inside the pod body, you are on the COREX platform and need replacement pods rather than replacement coils.

Mesh vs Dual Mesh GTX Coils

Three resistances (0.15 ohm, 0.2 ohm and 0.3 ohm) come in both standard mesh and dual mesh builds. The remaining seven resistances are standard mesh only.

Dual mesh delivers richer flavour and more vapour at the same resistance because the two layers heat more e-liquid at once. If you vape DTL at 0.2 ohm and want a bit more from every hit, the dual mesh is the upgrade. Standard mesh still pulls plenty of flavour and tends to last a touch longer on the same bottle.

GTX Coil Resistance Guide

DTL Coils (0.15 ohm to 0.3 ohm)

The low-resistance GTX coils (0.15-0.3 ohm) use NiCr mesh for fast ramp-up.

The 0.2 ohm is the most popular GTX coil resistance, sitting in the middle of the DTL range and pairing well with 70/30 or max VG shortfill e-liquids at 45-60W.

RDL Coils (0.4 ohm to 0.6 ohm)

RDL coils use FeCrAl mesh.

The 0.4 ohm sits between DTL and MTL - loose enough for a relaxed draw but tight enough for nic salts at 20mg if you prefer a warmer vape.

The 0.6 ohm runs cooler and suits nic salts or 50/50 e-liquids.

MTL Coils (0.8 ohm to 1.2 ohm)

MTL coils also use FeCrAl mesh. The 1.2 ohm is the tightest draw in the GTX range, closest to a cigarette pull, and best with nic salt e-liquids at 10mg or 20mg. The 0.8 ohm opens the draw up a touch for vapers who want MTL with a little more air.

Installing a New GTX Coil

GTX coils are press-fit, so there is no threading or screwing involved. Take the pod or tank off the battery, remove the old coil with a firm pull, and push the new GTX coil straight into the base until it clicks.

Drip three or four drops of e-liquid directly onto the exposed mesh and cotton ports on the side of the coil, then refill the pod or tank. Let the new coil sit for five to ten minutes so the wicking can soak through. When you start vaping, begin at the lower end of the recommended wattage range and step the power up gradually.

A short break-in at lower wattage gives the coil a longer life and a cleaner flavour from the first puff.

GTX Coil Specifications

What's in the Box

• 5x Vaporesso GTX Replacement Coils (in your chosen resistance)

Vaporesso GTX coils sit within the wider Vaporesso coil range at Ecigone, alongside Vaporesso replacement pods and the full Vaporesso collection of kits and accessories.

Other Vaporesso Coils to Consider

If your kit is not on the GTX platform, these adjacent Vaporesso coil ranges may be the right fit.

• Vaporesso GTi Coils for iTank 2 and iTank T sub-ohm tanks
• Vaporesso GTR Coils for legacy GTR tanks
• Vaporesso GT Mesh Coils for older NRG-series sub-ohm tanks