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Aspire PockeX Coils – 5 Pack

Price range: £13.99 through £14.49

Aspire PockeX coils, 5 per pack: 0.6 ohm SS316L (18-20W, RDL) and 1.2 ohm Kanthal (10-12W, MTL). For the Aspire PockeX AIO. Aspire makes no 0.7 ohm PockeX coil.

Description

Aspire PockeX Coils: 0.6 and 1.2 Ohm U-Tech Coils for the PockeX

Aspire PockeX coils are the U-Tech coil heads for the Aspire PockeX all-in-one, five to a pack, in the two resistances Aspire makes: a 0.6Ω stainless steel coil and a 1.2Ω Kanthal coil.

We’ve corrected this page. It used to list a 0.7Ω option and wattages of 18–23W and 8–12W. Aspire makes the PockeX coil in 0.6Ω and 1.2Ω only, rated 18–20W and 10–12W, and names the PockeX as the device they’re made for. Below: which to choose, how to change one, and the e-liquid each suits.

🔌 Aspire PockeX Coils at a Glance

✔ Five coils per pack
✔ 0.6Ω SS316L and 1.2Ω Kanthal
✔ Aspire U-Tech coil
✔ 0.6 for RDL, 1.2 for MTL
✔ For the Aspire PockeX AIO
✔ Genuine in old and new packaging

PockeX Coil Resistances and Wattage

Aspire’s two PockeX coils. The PockeX fires in bypass mode, straight from the battery, so there’s no wattage to set – the ratings tell you what each coil is designed to handle.

Resistance Wattage (Aspire) Wire Draw Aspire says
0.6Ω 18–20W SS316L stainless steel Restricted lung (RDL) More flavour and vapour
1.2Ω 10–12W Kanthal Mouth to lung (MTL) Suits higher-nicotine e-liquid
White Vape Co recommends: if you’re coming from cigarettes, choose the 1.2Ω: Aspire recommends it for higher-nicotine e-liquid, and the tighter draw feels more familiar. The 0.6Ω is the coil the kit ships with – pick it for a looser, fuller vape with a lower-strength liquid.
Aspire PockeX 0.6 ohm replacement coil
The 0.6Ω PockeX coil, the one fitted in the kit.

Which Devices Take Aspire PockeX Coils?

Aspire lists the PockeX as the compatible device for both coils. Our old page also named the Nautilus X tank; Aspire doesn’t list it, so we no longer claim it.

The Aspire PockeX Vape Kit (AIO) is the device these coils are made for: a 1500mAh all-in-one with a 2ml top-fill tank that ships with the 0.6Ω coil fitted. The Aspire PockeX AIO bundle deal is built around the same kit, so the same coils fit.

For other PockeX spares, we also stock the Aspire PockeX replacement top and PockeX replacement glass.

Aspire PockeX 1.2 ohm replacement coil
The 1.2Ω Kanthal coil, for MTL and higher-nicotine liquids.

How to Fit and Prime a PockeX Coil

  1. Switch the PockeX off with five clicks of the button.
  2. Empty the tank, unscrew the top section and unscrew the used coil.
  3. Before fitting the new coil, wet the cotton through its side holes and add a drop to the top opening.
  4. Screw the new coil in, refit the top and fill the 2ml tank.
  5. Aspire says to let the cotton saturate for about two to three minutes before firing – a little longer with thicker e-liquid.

How Long Does a PockeX Coil Last?

Aspire doesn’t publish a coil life. Because the PockeX fires at the battery’s output rather than a wattage you set, the coil works at a steady rate, so what wears it out is mostly the liquid: sweet, dark flavours and chain vaping shorten it. The signs are the same as any coil – the flavour dulls, then turns burnt. Aspire also points out that PockeX coils have come in old and new packaging, and both are genuine.

PockeX Coil Troubleshooting

Problem Likely cause and fix
Burnt taste from a new coil It wasn’t given the two to three minutes to soak. Prime the next one and wait.
Gurgling The coil flooded. Take a few short draws without firing, with a tissue over the mouthpiece.
Leaking from the base The coil isn’t screwed in fully or an O-ring is missing. Check both.
Throat hit too strong on the 0.6Ω Drop your nicotine strength, or switch to the 1.2Ω.

0.6 or 1.2: Which PockeX Coil Suits You?

Think about how you smoke or vape now. If you want a draw like a cigarette and you use a stronger e-liquid, the 1.2Ω is the one: a tight draw, less vapour and a coil Aspire recommends for higher nicotine. If you’d rather have more flavour and a looser, airier pull, the 0.6Ω gives you that, and it’s what the kit comes with. Many PockeX owners keep a pack of each.

Best E-Liquids for PockeX Coils

With the 1.2Ω, use 10mg or 20mg nic salts or a 50/50 freebase e-liquid at 12mg to 18mg. With the 0.6Ω, go lower: a 50/50 freebase at 3mg to 6mg. Aspire doesn’t give a VG ratio, so that’s our guidance.

Buy PockeX Coils Near You

Need PockeX coils today? Our Totton vape shop, Hythe vape shop and Holbury vape shop stock replacement coils for most popular tanks, and the team can check which resistance suits your device and e-liquid. We’ll show you the coil change on a PockeX and help you choose 0.6 or 1.2Ω. Stock varies by store, so give us a call before you travel. Ordering online instead? See our delivery options.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What coils does the Aspire PockeX use?

Aspire PockeX coils, in 0.6Ω (18–20W) and 1.2Ω (10–12W).

Is there a 0.7 ohm PockeX coil?

No. Aspire makes the PockeX coil in 0.6Ω and 1.2Ω only.

Do PockeX coils fit the Nautilus X?

Aspire lists the PockeX as the only compatible device, so we don’t claim they fit the Nautilus X.

Which PockeX coil is best for nic salts?

The 1.2Ω. Aspire recommends it for higher-nicotine e-liquid.

How many coils are in a pack?

Five.

How do I change the coil on an Aspire PockeX?

Empty the tank, unscrew the top section, swap the coil and let it soak for two to three minutes, as set out above.

Additional information

Weight 0.068 kg
ohm

0.6ohms, 1.2ohms, 0.7ohms

Coil Ohm

0.6 Ohm, 1.2 Ohm

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