What Are The Best Pod Kits With Removable Coils To Buy In 2026?

If you’re after a pod kit that’ll deliver an MTL, DTL or RDTL vape, the Vaporesso Luxe Max XR is the one for you. Using this pod kit is as simple as popping a pod in, pressing the fire button and inhaling. Thanks to Smart Mode, the Max will recognise the coil and automatically adjust the power output between 5 and 80W. If you want to tailor your vape, you can manually adjust the wattage to find the right puff for you.

The Luxe XR Max kit comes with a 0.2 and 0.4 Ohm GTX coil for DTL vaping, but if you’d rather try an RDTL or MTL vape, check out the rest of the GTX coils available in higher resistances. The coils included with the kit will work best with a 70% VG e-liquid, if you select one of the MTL coils available separately we recommend a 50/50 juice.

The Voopoo Drag S2 is a sub ohm kit that makes customisation easy. The device offers three different power modes that can be accessed through a click of a button: Smart Mode which allows the chipset to pick the optimal wattage, RBA Mode for selecting your own wattage, and Eco Mode to prolong your battery life. Speaking of which, this vape is powered by a 2500mAh built-in battery and can deliver up to 80W output.

Although this kit comes with PNP X 0.2 Ohm and 0.3 Ohm coils, the Drag S2 can be used with the range of PNP X coils – including both MTL and RDTL options. All PNP X coils feature a mesh design that heats e-liquid evenly for an improved flavour. The included coils work best with 70% VG e-liquid, while the other available options can support 50% VG blends.

Sometimes, you just want a simple device and if that’s the case, the Aspire PockeX is worth a look. The PockeX is one of the most popular all-in-one kits on the market and it comes with everything you need to get started – just add e-liquid. Its 1500mAh built-in battery will last most vapers around a day, and its 18-23W power output and compatibility with a wide range of coils means you can experiment with different amounts of vapour and find your preferred level.

You can pair this kit with coils from the Nautilus X and PockeX coil ranges, but two 0.6 Ohm PockeX coils come with your device to get you started. Use the 0.6 Ohm coil with a 60% VG e-liquid for a loose RDTL vape. Or, if you prefer a more discreet amount of vapour, check out the 1.5 Ohm and 1.8 Ohm coils – they’ll work best with 50% VG vape juice.

While the Smok Nord 5 pod kit keeps things simple with its minimal aesthetic and single button design, it doesn’t compromise on power or performance. Beyond providing an authentic DTL (Direct To Lung) inhale — thanks to its 80W max power output — the Nord 5 will easily fit right in your pocket, making it an ideal choice for everyday vaping.

The Nord 5 is designed for use with Smok's RPM 3 coils. These mesh coils will improve the taste of your vape juice, while also creating large amounts of vapour. This, combined with the kit's high power output, ensures consistent flavour and a genuine DTL inhale, just like you'd expect from a traditional sub ohm kit. When it comes to picking an e-liquid, 70% VG blends are your best bet.

With a compact and sturdy design, The Vaporesso Armour G is a sub ohm pod kit that’s made to handle all the knocks and falls of daily life – and then some. Powered by a 3000mAh built-in battery and capable of a 80W maximum output, most vapers can get a full day’s use out of a single charge. Switch between four modes to customise your vape: Smart Mode, Adjustable Wattage Mode, Pule Mode, and Eco Mode.

The device comes fitted with an Armour G series pod that’s compatible with all GTX coils – ranging from 0.15 Ohm to 1.2 Ohm resistances. To get you started, each kit comes with a 0.2 Ohm and 0.4 Ohm coil. They’ll both produce a large amount of vapour for a DTL vape. We recommend pairing these with a 70% VG or higher e-liquid.

For a kit that can do it all, check out the Voopoo Argus Pro 2. Balancing battery life and power, this device features a built-in 3000mAh battery and 5-80W power output. Activate Smart Mode and the device will automatically select the optimal output for your coil, or, if you prefer more control, switch to Variable Wattage Mode and pick the output yourself. Plus, you can flick between modes easily and keep updated on your battery life with the handy LED display.

The Argus Pro 2 comes with 0.15 Ohm and 0.3 Ohm coils that are ideal for DTL vaping right out the box. But, thanks to its compatibility with a range of PNP X coils, this device can be used with higher resistance coils to deliver an authentic MTL or RDTL vape too. We recommend pairing the included coils with a 70% or higher e-liquid.

Next up is the Aspire Veynom Air vape kit. This versatile kit offers a variable 5 - 80W output that can be adjusted just by clicking the menu button three times, or you can let Smart Mode select the best wattage for you automatically. You can also fine-tune your vape by using the adjustable airflow slider on the base of the pod to pick between a tighter or looser inhale.

Although this kit comes with both 0.17 Ohm and a 0.3 Ohm coils, so it’s equipped for DTL vaping right out of the box, you can also pair it with the entire range of Aspire BP replaceable coils. With a range of resistances, including 0.6 Ohm and 1.0 Ohm coils, you experience an RDTL and MTL vape by switching up your coils and e-liquid.

Geekvape are known for their powerful kits, and the Aegis Boost III proves why! Its robust design is shock, dust, and water resistant making for a hardwearing kit, and houses a hefty 3000mAh battery. This kit features multiple power modes, including Boost Mode for improved flavour, TC-TR for temperature control, and Memory Mode that remembers the settings you pick for each coil.

In terms of coils, the Aegis Boost III comes with both a 0.2 Ohm and a 0.6 Ohm B Series coil for DTL and RDTL vaping, respectively. These coils feature a mesh design that heats e-liquid evenly for an extra boost to flavour and vapour production, and pairs best with your choice of 70% VG e-liquid.

For a DTL kit with a 2000mAh battery, the Geekvape Aegis Hero 5 is surprisingly compact and lightweight. It boasts a 5 - 50W output that can be manually controlled by Variable Wattage Mode, or you can let Smart Mode automatically set the best wattage for your coil and simply puff on the mouthpiece to get started. You can fine-tune your vape further with the adjustable airflow slider, and choose between a tighter or looser inhale.

But what about the coils? Well the Geekvape Aegis Hero 5 can be used with all B-series coils. As these coils come in resistances ranging from 0.2 Ohm - 0.6 Ohm, you can use this kit for DTL, RDTL, and MTL vaping just by swapping your coil. Each kit comes with a 0.2 Ohm and a 0.4 Ohm coil, which both pair best with a 70% VG e-liquid.

Our next slot goes to the versatile Voopoo Argus A, a boxy kit that makes tweaking your vape easy. You can let Smart Mode set the perfect wattage for your coil, or pick from the kit’s three extra power modes to change how your vape feels at the touch of a button. Choose Eco Mode to prolong battery, Super Mode for a powerful boost to flavour, or try Power Mode and set your preferred wattage yourself.

Unlike many of the kits on this list, the Argus A does come with two pods that have built-in coils (0.4 Ohm and 0.7 Ohm), which means you can get started right out of the box. But it’s earnt its spot here as you can also pick up empty Argus pods separately that can be paired with the range of Voopoo ITO coils. These coils boast mesh designs for a boost to flavour, and come in resistance from 0.5 Ohm - 1.2 Ohm, making them an ideal choice for MTL, RDTL, and even DTL vaping.