Collection: Aspire Vape Pods

FAQs About Aspire Vape Pods

Can I Replace The Coil In Aspire Vape Pods?

Some Aspire vape pods do utilise replaceable coils such as the Aspire Flexus Pro and these pods use replacement Aspire XF Mesh coils which can be bought separately. 

The Aspire Gotek X pods, the Aspire Pixo pods and the Aspire TG pods for the Cyber G Slim all have the coils preinstalled in the pods, saving you the hassle of changing coils around, just simply replace the old pod with a new pod when the coil inside has burnt out. 

What Vape Juice Can I Use In Aspire Vape Pods? 

We would recommend using nicotine salt vape juice in your Aspire vape pods. This is because the majority of the coils have an ohm resistance that is 0.8ohm or above, meaning it will provide a mouth to lung vape experience and using nicotine salt vape juice with these coils will give the most optimal vape experience possible, full of flavour and a smooth nicotine hit from the nicotine salts.

How Much Vape Juice Do Aspire Vape Pods Hold? 

The maximum juice capacity any refillable pod can hold is 2ml. This is to adhere to the regulations set out by the Tobacco Products Directive in 2017.

How Do I Fill My Aspire Vape Pod?

Despite the pods being different from one another as they are specific for each different device, they do all have an almost universal filling method. Located on the side of the pod will be a rubber bung, which can be pulled back to expose an opening where you can fill up your pod with vape juice. Check out our hands on reviews about the Aspire Pixo, Aspire Flexus Pro and Aspire Cyber G Slim which explains the filling process in depth!

How Do I Know Which Aspire Vape Pod To Use?

The answer to this does come down to what you want to achieve with your vaping experience. If you're wanting a tighter draw and more mouth to lung style vape, then you'll want to choose a pod that has a higher ohms resistance in the coil. Or if you're wanting a restricted direct to lung style vape, choosing an Aspire vape pod that is around 0.6/0.7ohm resistance could be the best choice for you. We've written a handy guide about knowing what wattage to vape at which explains everything you need to know.