Geekvape P Series Replacement Coils

Geekvape P Series Replacement Coils are designed for direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping at higher power and come in a pack of 5. The 0.2 Ohms is rated at 60-70W and the 0.4 Ohms at 50-60W, both KA1 mesh coils with an anti-spitback core.

The P Series is Geekvape's coil line for the Aegis Boost Pro generation, and a fresh coil keeps your kit up and running. Installation is push-fit, quick and mess-free. Both are sub-ohm, so pair them with a high-VG e-liquid, 70% VG and up.

Coil Choice by Kit

Geekvape recommends both resistances for some kits and the 0.4 Ohms for others:

• Aegis Boost Pro and Aegis Boost Pro 2 - both resistances, the 0.2 Ohms at 60-70W and the 0.4 Ohms a step down at 50-60W
• Obelisk 60 - the 0.4 Ohms
• Z100C DNA kit - the 0.4 Ohms
• Digiflavor XP 77W kit - both, and the kit ships with a 0.2 Ohms fitted and a 0.4 Ohms spare

So the 0.4 Ohms is the resistance Geekvape recommends for all five kits. Please note: the Z100C DNA kit was supplied with a 0.15 Ohms coil pre-installed, rated at 70-85W, so the 0.4 Ohms you replace it with has a lower wattage range of 50-60W. Please note: the Aegis Boost and Boost Plus are not compatible with a P coil. Those kits use the Geekvape B Series coils.

Longer-Lasting Anti-Spitback Core

The mesh heats your e-liquid evenly, giving you fast ramp-up, full flavour and plenty of vapour at both resistances. Each coil is fitted with an anti-spitback core for longer coil life.

When should I replace a P Series coil?

You'll know when it's time for a new one: the flavour starts to fade, or you get a burnt taste. Vaping at the top of the power range, sweeter e-liquids, chain vaping and skipping the priming step all shorten a coil's life. To get the most out of each coil, fill the pod and allow 5 minutes for the coil to soak up the e-liquid before your first puff.

Do these coils include the pod?

The pack is 5 coils. If the pod on the Aegis Boost Pro becomes cracked or damaged, you need a replacement Aegis Boost Pro pod rather than a new coil.