When choosing the perfect vape coil, every detail counts—flavour, cloud production, throat hit, and overall performance. Two of the most popular names in the vaping world are Innokin Zenith coils and Vaporesso GTX coils, both available at How To Vape in the UK. But which one is actually better? Let’s dive deep into a detailed comparison that’ll help you decide which coil suits your style.
Build and Compatibility
Innokin Zenith Coils:
These coils are designed specifically for the Zenith series and Zlide tanks. With a push-fit design and leak-resistant structure, they’re user-friendly and perfect for beginners or those who prefer hassle-free coil swaps.
Vaporesso GTX Coils:
GTX coils work with a wider range of Vaporesso devices like the Luxe PM40, Target PM80, and GTX Go series. The press-fit mechanism is also easy to use, and the coil variety covers everything from tight MTL to airy DTL.
Verdict: GTX coils win for broader compatibility and more flexibility across devices.
Flavour Performance
Innokin Zenith Coils:
Famed for consistent flavour delivery, especially with high-PG liquids and nic salts. Their lower wattage design preserves subtle flavour notes, making them ideal for tobacco, menthol, or complex dessert blends.
Vaporesso GTX Coils:
These coils offer a more intense flavour, especially the mesh variants. They shine with fruity, sweet, and icy flavours, delivering bold taste with each puff.
Verdict: Tie. Choose Zenith for smoother, nuanced flavour. Pick GTX for bold, vibrant hits.
Vapour Production
Innokin Zenith Coils:
Focused on restricted draws, they produce modest clouds suited for mouth-to-lung (MTL) or restricted direct-to-lung (RDTL) styles. Cloud chasers may find them underwhelming.
Vaporesso GTX Coils:
Built for thicker vapour and denser clouds. With mesh and sub-ohm options, GTX coils are a favourite among users who enjoy visual performance and big hits.
Verdict: GTX coils take the lead for cloud production and stronger throat hits.
Coil Lifespan and Juice Efficiency
Innokin Zenith Coils:
They operate at lower wattages, which means less juice consumption and longer-lasting coils. Ideal for users wanting a budget-friendly and efficient vape.
Vaporesso GTX Coils:
Though long-lasting, they use more power and e-liquid. Frequent refills and slightly shorter coil lifespan (especially for sub-ohm use) can be expected.
Verdict: Zenith coils win for economy and endurance.
Nicotine Salt Compatibility
Innokin Zenith Coils:
Outstanding for nic salt users. The low power and tighter draw mimic the feel of smoking, offering smoother hits even with high-nicotine strengths.
Vaporesso GTX Coils:
Certain high-resistance GTX coils (like 1.2Ω) also support nic salts, but the experience is often harsher due to higher wattages or airflow options.
Verdict: Zenith coils are the clear choice for nicotine salt lovers.
Coil Variety and Vaping Styles
Innokin Zenith Coils:
Mainly cater to MTL and RDTL. If you’re looking for a focused, consistent MTL experience, Zenith has you covered with a few solid resistance options.
Vaporesso GTX Coils:
More coil choices overall—from 0.2Ω sub-ohm beasts to 1.2Ω MTL heads. Whether you're a casual vaper or a flavour fanatic, there's a GTX coil for your need.
Verdict: GTX coils edge ahead for variety and multi-style vaping.
Which Is Better for You?
Choose Innokin Zenith Coils if you want:
A tighter MTL or RDTL experience
Long-lasting coils and lower juice use
Smoother hits with nicotine salts
Simplicity and efficiency
Go for Vaporesso GTX Coils if you want:
More cloud production
Strong, bold flavour output
Variety in coil types and resistances
Compatibility across multiple Vaporesso devices
Final Verdict
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Innokin Zenith coils are perfect for MTL vapers seeking flavour, economy, and smooth nic salt hits. Vaporesso GTX coils are ideal for cloud lovers and those who enjoy powerful, versatile vaping.
Whichever coil you prefer, How To Vape Store in the UK stocks both brands—so you’re always just a click away from your perfect vape experience.
