Vaporesso GTX Mesh Coil 5pcs In Dubai

Vaporesso GTX Mesh Coil Replacement Pack of 5

The GTX coil platform is Vaporesso’s most widely used coil system, running across more than a dozen devices in the GTX, Target, Luxe, and Swag lineups. If you own any of those devices and need a fresh coil, this is the replacement. You can find these alongside other options in the pods and coils section on Vapbuzz, where the full range of replacement coils for major pod systems is stocked together.

Each pack contains 5 coils of the same resistance. The five available variants cover every vaping style from tight mouth to lung at low wattage to full direct lung at 60W. Choosing the right one comes down to three things: which device you have, what wattage it outputs, and how you prefer your draw to feel. The pods and coils section has each variant listed separately so you can filter by what your device needs.

Full Specifications

All Five Variants and What Each One Does

Which Coil Matches Your Device and Style

The resistance you need depends on two things working together: the wattage ceiling of your device and the draw style you prefer. Getting either of those wrong will result in dry hits, muted flavour, or a draw that feels too loose or too tight.

0.2 ohm Dual Mesh (45 to 60W)
This is the highest-output coil in the GTX range. Two mesh surfaces heat simultaneously, producing dense vapour and strong flavour at the cost of higher power consumption and faster e-liquid use. It suits vapers on devices like the Target PM80, Target PM80 SE, Luxe XR Max, Luxe 80, Luxe 80S, and Swag PX80 that can sustain output at 50W or above. It is not compatible with the Luxe PM40, GTX One, or Target PM30.

0.3 ohm Dual Mesh (32 to 45W)
A step down in wattage but still a dual mesh structure, meaning the vapour volume stays high even at 40W. This coil fits the Target PM80, Target PM80 SE, Luxe XR Max, Luxe 80, Luxe 80S, Swag PX80, GEN Nano, Xiron, and GTX GO 40. It does not fit the Luxe PM40 or Target PM30. If your device sits in the 35 to 45W range and you want dense vapour without pushing to 60W, the 0.3 ohm is the better choice over the 0.2 ohm.

0.4 ohm Mesh (26 to 32W)
This coil sits in the restricted direct lung range. The draw is slightly tighter than the 0.3 ohm and the wattage requirement drops significantly, making it usable on more devices. Compatible with the Target PM80, Target PM80 SE, Target PM30, Luxe XR, Luxe XR Max, Gen PT60, and Xiron. If you are on a device that caps out around 40W and want a draw that sits between DTL and MTL, the 0.4 ohm is the coil for that. If you are stocking up on coils for multiple resistance options, the full range is available through the pods and coils section on Vapbuzz.

0.6 ohm Mesh (20 to 26W)
The most widely compatible coil in the GTX lineup. It fits the GTX One, Target PM80, Target PM80 SE, Target PM30, Luxe PM40, Luxe 80, Luxe 80S, GEN Nano, GTX GO 40, GTX Tank 18, Xiron, and Swag PX80. This is the coil to use if your device is a Luxe PM40 and you want something between MTL and full RDL. It runs at 20 to 26W, which means battery drain is low and a charge lasts longer. Nicotine salt e-liquids work well at this wattage, as do freebase liquids at 3mg and 6mg.

0.8 ohm Mesh (12 to 16W)
The lowest output and tightest draw in the five-variant range. At 12 to 16W, this coil is well-suited to high-strength nicotine salts at 20mg to 50mg because each puff delivers less vapour volume, making the nicotine hit more controlled. It fits the GTX One, Target PM80, Target PM80 SE, Target PM30, Luxe PM40, Luxe XR, GEN Nano, GTX Tank 18, and Xiron. For vapers coming from cigarettes or disposables who want an MTL draw on a refillable pod system, the 0.8 ohm is the starting point. You can browse compatible pod and coil options on Vapbuzz to see what pairs with your device.

The GTX-2 Upgrade and What It Changes

Vaporesso quietly updated the GTX coil design with a GTX-2 version. The external dimensions and thread fitting are identical, so the new coils fit all the same devices. The internal changes are what matter: a triple silicone o-ring system replaced the previous single o-ring design, which Vaporesso states gives 100% leak-proof performance. The wicking material also changed from standard organic cotton to a blend of flax cotton and non-woven antibacterial cotton. This combination absorbs e-liquid more evenly and resists the flavour degradation that typically appears mid-coil life with standard cotton. If you have used GTX coils before and found the flavour dropped off before the coil was otherwise finished, the GTX-2 version is a noticeable improvement in that specific area.

E-Liquid Guide for Each Coil Type

The right e-liquid ratio matters as much as the right coil. A high-VG liquid in an 0.8 ohm coil at 14W will not wick fast enough and will produce dry hits. A 50/50 salt nic liquid in a 0.2 ohm coil at 55W will be too harsh to inhale comfortably.

For the 0.2 and 0.3 ohm dual mesh coils, use freebase nicotine at 3mg or 6mg in a 70/30 or higher VG blend. These coils vaporise liquid fast at higher wattage and the VG content needs to match that output.

For the 0.4 and 0.6 ohm single mesh coils, 70/30 freebase works, but a 50/50 blend also performs well at the lower wattage range. This is where vapers who alternate between freebase and salt nicotine will find the most flexibility.

For the 0.8 ohm coil, nicotine salts at 20mg to 50mg in a 50/50 blend are the best match. The low wattage and tighter draw are designed for this style of vaping.

How to Prime a GTX Coil

Add two or three drops of e-liquid directly onto the mesh through the top of the coil before installing it. Fit the coil into the pod, fill the pod, and wait five minutes before the first puff. Start at the bottom of the recommended wattage range and increase gradually over the first few draws. This saturates the cotton fully and prevents a burnt first hit that ruins the coil immediately.

What Is in the Box

1x Pack containing 5 Vaporesso GTX Mesh Coils (resistance selected at checkout)

Frequently Asked Questions

Are GTX coils compatible with the Luxe PM40?

The Luxe PM40 only accepts the 0.6 ohm, 0.8 ohm, and 1.2 ohm GTX coil variants. The 0.2 ohm and 0.3 ohm dual mesh coils do not fit the Luxe PM40. Confirm your device before ordering.

What is the difference between GTX and GTX-2 coils?

The GTX-2 version uses a triple silicone o-ring for improved leak resistance and a flax cotton wicking blend that maintains flavour quality longer. Both versions are physically identical in size and fit the same devices.

How many coils come in a pack?

Each pack contains 5 coils of the same resistance. You select the variant at checkout.

Can I use nicotine salt e-liquid with GTX coils?

Yes, with the right coil. The 0.6 ohm and 0.8 ohm variants are well-suited to nicotine salt liquids at 20mg to 50mg. The 0.2 and 0.3 ohm dual mesh coils run at too high a wattage for comfortable use with high-strength salts.

How long do GTX coils last?

With regular daily use and a non-sweetened e-liquid, most vapers get two to three weeks from a single GTX coil. Sweetened or dessert liquids shorten that to one to two weeks because sugar residue builds up on the mesh and degrades flavour faster.

Do GTX coils fit the Vaporesso GTX GO 80?

The 0.3 ohm, 0.6 ohm, and 0.8 ohm variants are compatible with the GTX GO 80. The 0.2 ohm dual mesh coil is not listed as compatible with the GTX GO 80. Check the specific coil compatibility table before ordering for that device.