SMOK COILS

Resistances are the options stocked for each family. Availability varies - check the product page.

You want a tight mouth-to-lung draw - the LP1 family at 0.8 to 1.2 ohm and the 1.0 and 1.2 ohm RPM coils are the highest resistances here. They pair well with salt nicotine and last longer.

You want a middle-ground pod setup - 0.4 to 0.6 ohm in the RPM, LP2 or Nord Pro families gives noticeably more vapour without the e-liquid consumption of a sub-0.2 ohm build.

You want maximum vapour from a tank - the TFV16 goes down to 0.12 ohm, the lowest we stock. TFV18, TFV9 and TF sit at 0.15 ohm.

Check the number. RPM, RPM 2, RPM 3 and RPM 4 are four separate families, as are the TFV generations. The number printed on your hardware is what identifies the coil.

SMOK's coil catalogue is the largest of any brand we carry. That breadth is why the family name matters more here than anywhere else - a coil that physically resembles yours will not necessarily seat or seal.

Resistance sets the behaviour. Lower resistance draws more power for more vapour and heat and gets through e-liquid faster; higher resistance runs cooler and tighter and usually lasts longer. Keep within the wattage range printed on the coil.

Prime every new coil - e-liquid directly onto the cotton, fill, then wait several minutes before the first puff. Firing dry is what ruins most new coils on day one.