The Vaporesso GTX Coils essentials in 10 seconds
- Triple Silicon Version: We guarantee that all GTX coils in our catalog are the updated V2 version. They feature two O-rings at the top and one at the bottom, offering the best leak-proof seal on the market.
- Antibacterial Cotton: The wicking material is a blend of flax and cotton that withstands extremely high temperatures, preserving a crystal clear flavor and refreshing your palate puff after puff.
- Universal Vaporesso Compatibility: The GTX ecosystem is so popular that Vaporesso has integrated it into the vast majority of their new starter kits and Pod-Mods.
Compatible Devices
The GTX ecosystem is gigantic. Compatible with all Vaporesso models that use the GTX platform, including:
- Luxe Series: Luxe XR Max, Luxe X Pro, Luxe 80, Luxe 80 S.
- Target Series: Target PM80, Target 80, Target 100 (with iTank), Target 200.
- Gen Series: Gen PT60, Gen PT80 S, Gen 200, Gen 80 S.
- Swag & Others: Swag PX80, GTX One, Xiron, Luxe PM40, GEN Nano.
Choose your perfect GTX
Always check your device's wattage output before selecting:
- 0.15 ohm Mesh (60W-75W): The queen of clouds (DL). Brutal flavor, very warm vapor, and fast consumption. Ideal for High VG liquids.
- 0.20 ohm Mesh (45W-60W): Excellent DL balance. Big clouds with very fast wicking and a consistent hit.
- 0.30 ohm Mesh (32W-45W): For a slightly calmer direct draw (RDL). Huge battery savings compared to the more aggressive sub-ohm ones.
- 0.40 ohm Mesh (26W-32W): Very silky vaporization. Ideal for squeezing the subtlest nuances out of fruity liquids.
- 0.60 ohm Mesh (20W-30W): The most versatile. Restrictive RDL draw. Perfect for use with classic 50/50 e-liquids.
- 0.80 ohm Mesh (12W-20W): Tight MTL draw. Highlights the throat hit and works wonderfully with mild Nicotine Salts.
- 1.20 ohm Mesh (7W-11W): Geared to maximize efficiency. The draw is the closest to an analog cigarette, mandatory if you use strong Nicotine Salts.


Frequently Asked Questions about GTX Coils
What does "Triple Silicon" mean?
It is the upgrade (V2) released by Vaporesso. The first GTX coils (V1) only had one rubber band at the top and one at the bottom, which occasionally caused leaks in some devices. These "Triple Silicon" models have two rubber rings at the top and one at the bottom (3 in total), making it literally impossible for the tank to leak if inserted correctly.
I have a GTX One (small battery), can I use the 0.15 ohm coil?
Technically the coil physically fits, but your device does not have enough power to run it. The GTX One delivers a maximum of 40W, and the 0.15 ohm coil requires a minimum of 60W to vaporize. For small mods, stick to buying the 0.6, 0.8, or 1.2 ohm variants.
