Aspire Vape Coils
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Aspire Vape Coils guide
Explore the details and find answers to common questions.
Match Your Aspire Coil
Aspire’s coil names map straight onto its tanks and pods, and one of them is a genuine piece of vaping history: the Nautilus BVC has been in continuous production for over a decade because so many MTL tanks, Aspire and otherwise, standardised around it.
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| Coil | Fits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Nautilus BVC / Nautilus X | The Nautilus tank family and its many compatibles | £9.99 to £11.99 |
| PockeX | The PockeX all-in-one pen | £11.99 |
| Gotek pods | Gotek X, Pro and Nano kits (coil built into the pod) | £4.99 |
| AVP Pro | AVP Pro pod kits | £9.99 |
| Breeze NXT | Breeze NXT pods | £4.95 |
| Cleito | Cleito sub-ohm tanks | £13.99 |
| Flexus Q | Flexus pod kits | £12.95 |
Every listing names its compatible hardware; if your tank is not Aspire-branded but takes “BVC” coils, the Nautilus packs are what you need.
Aspire Coil FAQ
Which Nautilus coil resistance should I pick?
Higher ohms, tighter draw: the 1.6 and 1.8 ohm BVCs give the classic cigarette-like pull with 50/50 liquids, while the lower options loosen things up for more vapour. If you are replacing what came in the tank, match the number stamped on your old coil.
How long do Aspire coils last?
Nautilus BVCs are famous for stretching two to three weeks with kind liquids, which is part of why the platform never died. Pod-style Gotek and AVP coils run one to two weeks. As ever, low-sweetener juice and proper priming decide which end you land on.
Do Gotek kits take separate coils?
No, the coil is sealed inside the pod, so the £4.99 replacement pod is the consumable. That single-part design is why the Gotek line is so hard to get wrong for new vapers.
