Sub-Ohm Vape Kits UK

Learn what sub-ohm vape kits are, how they compare with MTL kits, and which e-liquids, tanks and coils suit direct-lung vaping.

Sub-Ohm Vape Kits for Bigger Vapour and Airflow

Sub-ohm vape kits are designed for direct-lung vaping, bigger vapour production and more airflow than compact mouth-to-lung pod kits. They usually use lower-resistance coils and higher-powered devices.

Sub-ohm kits are best suited to lower nicotine strengths and high-VG e-liquids. They are generally better for experienced vapers who want more vapour, stronger flavour delivery and a more open draw.

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Sub-Ohm vs MTL Vape Kits

MTL kits are usually lower powered and better for a tighter draw, nic salts and higher nicotine strengths. Sub-ohm kits are usually more powerful and better for direct-lung vaping, high-VG e-liquids and lower nicotine strengths.

If you are new to vaping, a pod kit or MTL kit may be easier to start with. If you already vape and want more vapour and airflow, a sub-ohm kit may be more suitable.

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Sub-Ohm Vape Kit FAQs

What does sub-ohm mean?

Sub-ohm means the coil resistance is below 1.0 ohm. These coils are usually used at higher power for more vapour and an airier direct-lung draw.

Are sub-ohm kits good for beginners?

Sub-ohm kits can be more powerful and may not be the easiest starting point for beginners. Many new vapers start with pod kits or MTL kits first.

What e-liquid should I use in a sub-ohm kit?

Sub-ohm kits usually work best with lower nicotine strengths and high-VG e-liquids. Always check the coil's recommended wattage and liquid guidance.

Can Vape Saloon help me choose a sub-ohm kit?

Yes. Contact Vape Saloon online or visit our Southport shop for help choosing a suitable sub-ohm kit, tank, coil or e-liquid.