As we mentioned earlier, the atomizer is the beating heart of your machine, so finding the right SMOK coil will have a significant bearing on your decision.

For the Mesh and Triple coil options, we recommend 60% and 70% VG e-liquids, while the DC MTL, Quartz and SC editions will perform best with high PG e-liquids of 50% PG and above. The Smok RPM 2 replacement coils are a series of cross-compatible coils that can be paired with a wide selection of kits. This selection includes the RPM 2 kit among others. There are two versions of this coil available, one for MTL (Mouth To Lung) vaping and the other for DTL (Direct To Lung) vaping, giving you the option to experiment and discover your perfect vape. However, other SMOK devices are compatible with SMOK coils that come in different ranges to facilitate DTL or MTL vaping. As more devices come to the market that allow DTL, MTL, or RDL, it’s the coils that make this versatility possible. ElementVape.com and any or all of ElementVape.com’s parent and subsidiary companies will not be held responsible or liable for any injury, damage, or defect, permanent or temporary that may be caused by the improper use of a Li-ion (Lithium-ion), LiPo (Lithium-ion Polymer) and any rechargeable battery/batteries as well as chargers. Please have a greater understanding of the batteries/chargers you are using and how to care for them properly. If you’d like to read more about the different vaping styles and their pros and cons, try these articles:

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With a range of coil build options to choose from, these include the RPM Mesh 0.3 Ohm and 0.4 Ohm which produces increased cloud production with a larger surface area, the RPM Triple 0.6 Ohm which delivers for a fast ramp-up time, the 0.8 Ohm DC MTL coil as well as the RPM Quartz 1.2 Ohm and RPM SC 1.0 Ohm options for those who prefer reduced cloud creation. SMOK coils are some of the best on the market. They have sorted out the QC issues that some users have complained about in the past, and now they are producing long-lasting coils with excellent flavour and versatility. The Smok RPM replacement vape coils are cross-compatible and can be used with a large range of Smok pod kits, including versions of the Smok Nord Pod kit and Smok RPM kit. A wide selection of coil builds are available to suit different vaping styles. This includes options to support MTL (Mouth To Lung) vaping as well as DTL (Direct To Lung) vaping. Warning: If the coils has a sub-ohm resistance, please make sure you have a great understanding and technical knowledge on how to use mods and batteries that can handle Sub-Ohm coils. Do not use short or flat 510 connection on any hybrid or hybrid style device. If you are not familiar or unsure of particular products or set-ups, please do not use it. Always use proper precautions and handling.

If you already own a SMOK device and you’re looking for replacement coils, the easiest thing to do is look at manufacturer recommendations. Alternatively, you can go to the Vape Green store and select some SMOK coils from our extensive range. In short, DTL vaping uses lower resistance coils to produce more vapour. The coils allow more current to be run through the atomizer, creating more heat and, as a result, more vapour. Restricted Direct-to-Lung: DTL vaping, also known as Sub-Ohm vaping, is a different vaping style. You draw the vapour into your lungs in one continuous process, direct to your lungs — no stopping off in the mouth. This style involves a very airy vape and produces big clouds.

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When it comes to e-liquid, the 0.16 Ohm coil works better with 70% VG e-liquid or higher, the 0.6 Ohm coil can be paired with 50/50 e-liquids and high PG e-liquids.

Vaping style refers to the way that you inhale the vapour. There are a few main styles: Mouth-to-Lung: If you’re looking for replacement coils for one of the SMOK RPM Pod Kits, you’ve come to the right place. Designed for DTL (direct to lung) vaping, these RPM 3 coils are perfect to use with SMOK’s latest releases in the RPM series – the RPM 5 Pod Kit and the RPM 5 Pro Pod Vape. DTL vaping uses devices with high wattage to pump power into the coil. This process is able to produce a lot more vapour. However, the side effect is that it creates extra heat. To cool this down, DTL vaping uses lots of air. Discover the SMOK RPM 3 Replacement Coils, the latest revision of the RPM coils delivering delicious flavor and vapor from your favorite eJuice. Now that you understand the various factors that influence which type of atomizer to use let’s look at a few different SMOK coils.

Compatible pods for these coils

With 0.15 ohm and 0.23 ohm options, these are versatile coils from SMOK that allow you to tailor your vape to your preferences. SMOK have created them with top quality kanthal to create coils that will last a long time and achieve great performance from your pods. SMOK RPM 3 Coils Features The 0.16 Ohm RPM 2 coil features a mesh build that can heat more e-liquid at a faster rate, this delivers better flavour along with increased vapour production. They can be used between 25 - 50W. If you’re looking for less vapour, the 0.6 Ohm RPM 2 coils will be a better choice as they support MTL vaping.

RDL coils are similar to DTL coils, but they have a higher resistance. Something in the range of 0.4-ohms to 0.8-ohms is typical. These SMOK coils have a very low resistance (well below 1 ohm). They are best used with shortfill e-liquids with a high VG content. Are mesh coils suitable for MTL vaping? The majority of e-liquids are made from Propylene Glycol. This substance carries the nicotine and flavourings in your juice. PG is thinner than VG, and MTL coils are made to work with these liquids. If you use PG is sub-ohm coils, your tank is more likely to leak. DTL, MTL, and RDL vaping styles require different coils. You can roughly split this up as being either sub-ohm or 1-ohm and above. DTL vaping uses coils of around 0.6-ohms and below, while RDL is in the 0.5 – 0.8-ohm range. MTL, on the other hand, uses 0.8-ohm or above.Many SMOK coils are available with a for different devices. But, compatibility is usually fairly narrow. Some types of pod devices have integrated pods, i.e., they have built-in atomizers that don’t allow a lot of flexibility. RDL is slowly becoming a more popular vaping style. It’s like DTL, but it reduces the amount of air that you mix in with your vape. The final thing to consider when choosing the right coil is what type of nicotine you’d like to vape. Do you want a coil that can handle Nic Salts? What about the VG/PG ratio?