Which RPM 3 coil should you run?
Mesh replacement coils for the SMOK RPM 3 platform. Mesh heats quickly and evenly, which is what gives these their flavour and vapour, and they press straight into the pod — no threading. Five per pack, which at typical use is a couple of months of vaping.
Specifications
| Pack size |
5 coils |
| Type |
Mesh replacement coils, press-fit |
| 0.15Ω |
SMOK recommends roughly 40–80W |
| 0.23Ω |
SMOK recommends roughly 20–45W |
| Vaping style |
Direct-to-lung (DTL) |
| E-liquid |
Best with higher-VG liquid, 70% VG or above |
| Fits |
SMOK Nord 5, RPM 5 and RPM 5 Pro |
| Pictured |
The 0.23Ω coil — every RPM 3 coil is marked with its own resistance on the body |
What's in the box
- 5 x SMOK RPM 3 mesh coils
FAQ
Which devices do RPM 3 coils fit?
The SMOK Nord 5, RPM 5 and RPM 5 Pro pod kits.
What is the difference between 0.15 and 0.23 ohm?
SMOK recommends roughly 40-80W for the 0.15Ω coil and 20-45W for the 0.23Ω. The lower resistance gives more vapour and warmth and uses more liquid; the higher one is gentler and lasts longer.
How do I fit them?
They are press-fit — push the coil into the base of the pod until it seats. Prime it with a few drops of e-liquid first and let a filled pod stand a few minutes before vaping, or you will get a dry hit.
What e-liquid should I use?
These are sub-ohm DTL coils, so they suit higher-VG liquid — 70% VG or above. Thin 50/50 nic salts are not the right match at these wattages.
How long does a coil last?
Usually one to two weeks. Replace it when flavour or vapour drops off; sweet and dark liquids shorten coil life.
Goes with
Specifications taken from SMOK's own product documentation. UK TPD version.
