Vaporesso XROS Pod Replacement Coils

If you're running a Vaporesso XROS device, you'll need to swap the coils regularly as they wear down with use. Replacement coils for the XROS are straightforward to find online, but understanding which type suits your vaping style makes a real difference to flavour and vapour production.

The XROS uses pods with the coil built in, so when the coil wears out you replace the whole pod. Vaporesso designs these to work across its XROS range, and the coil resistance you choose affects your experience more than you might expect. Getting this right means better throat hit, cloud production, and consistent flavour throughout the pod's lifespan.

Vaporesso XROS 2 coil types

The XROS 2 generation introduced refinements to coil design compared to the original XROS. Vaporesso offers different resistance ratings to suit different preferences. Lower resistance coils (around 0.8 ohm) produce more vapour and a warmer draw, while higher resistance options (1.2 ohm and above) deliver tighter draw and are better for mouth-to-lung vaping.

XROS pods are refillable and hold up to 2ml of e-liquid in the UK, and the coil resistance you choose determines how the device performs. A 0.8 ohm coil will give you a warmer vape and denser clouds, whereas a 1.2 ohm coil produces a cooler, more restrained hit. If you prefer direct-to-lung vaping with higher wattage, the lower resistance coils are the way to go. For a tighter, cigarette-like draw, stick with the higher resistance options.

Vaporesso also makes mesh coil variants, which offer faster heating and more even flavour extraction across the cotton. Mesh performs slightly better than standard wire coils if you're chasing flavour intensity, though both types will serve you well depending on your device settings.

Where to buy Vaporesso coils UK

Online vape retailers across the UK, including Univapez's Vaporesso pods range, stock XROS replacement pods, and shopping around for price and delivery speed is worth your time. Many shops offer free next-day delivery on orders above a minimum spend, which makes buying in bulk practical if you go through coils regularly.

Stock availability varies between retailers and coil types. If you know exactly which resistance and coil construction you need—say, a pack of 1.2 ohm mesh pods—searching by that exact spec will narrow your options quickly. Some shops list them by individual packs, while others sell boxes of ten or more, so check what quantity suits your usage pattern.

Pricing is competitive across most UK stockists, usually ranging from a few pounds per pod when bought individually to better per-unit rates in larger packs. If you vape regularly and get through pods every week or two, buying a larger pack of replacements tends to be more economical than single packs. Delivery times matter too: fast delivery means less time without your device if a coil fails unexpectedly.

Compatibility and installation

Vaporesso designs XROS pods to be cross-compatible across the XROS series, but check the listing against your device model before ordering. Installation is simple: pull the old pod out, fill the new one through its fill port, and push it into the device—it's held in place magnetically. Let a freshly filled pod sit for a few minutes before first use to reduce the risk of a dry hit.

Coil lifespan depends on how often you vape, but most users get between one and three weeks from a single pod before flavour drops noticeably or the coil burns out. Heavier usage and higher wattages shorten that window, while lower power settings extend it.

Getting the most from your coils

Store spare pods in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Exposure to heat or moisture shortens their lifespan before you even install them. When a coil starts to taste burnt or muted, that's your signal to replace it—pushing a dead coil only gives you burnt hits.

Using the correct nicotine strength for your coil type helps too. Higher nicotine salts pair better with higher resistance coils (1.2 ohm and up) for a smoother hit, while lower resistance coils suit lower nicotine strengths, since they produce more vapour per puff. Match your choice to how you actually vape, not just what the coil is theoretically rated for.