SMOK LP1 and LP2 Coil Compatibility Chart, Plus Vape Pen, TA, M and D Coils

SMOK names each replaceable coil series and lists which pods or tanks it fits. A coil fits a device only through a pod or tank built for it, so the question to ask is which pod or tank you have, not which battery. Here are the six small coil families this guide covers:

1. LP1: low-wattage coils from 0.8Ω to 1.2Ω for the Novo 4, Novo 4 Mini and Pozz Pro pods.
2. LP2: 0.23Ω, 0.4Ω and 0.6Ω coils for the LP2 pods of the Nord 50W, RPM 4, G-Priv Pod, G-Priv Pro Pod, Morph Pod-80 and Morph S Pod-80.
3. Vape Pen: coils for the Vape Pen V2, Vape Pen 22 and Vape Pen Tank.
4. TA: coils for the T-Air Subtank, the tank on the Mag Solo and Morph 3 kits.
5. M: coils for the Tech247 pod.
6. D: coils for the TF-D Subtank, the tank on the X-Priv Plus and X-Priv Solo kits.

None of the SMOK pages we checked says a coil is “not compatible” with anything. SMOK lists where each coil goes. When a coil isn’t listed for your pod or tank, we don’t recommend it there.

Each row shows the coil family SMOK lists for that device or tank on an official SMOK page: the product page, the official store, or SMOK’s coil and pod compatibility guide. Device names link to the kit on Black Note where we carry it. Output is SMOK’s spec for the device.

Where to buy each family: LP1 coils, LP2 coils, Vape Pen coils, TA coils, M coils and D coils. Pods: Novo 4 pods, Novo 4 Mini pods and Tech247 pods.

SMOK’s compatibility guide lists LP1 coils for three kits: the Novo 4, the Pozz Pro and the Novo 4 Mini. Each device has its own empty pod, and SMOK lists the same LP1 coils for all three. The Pozz Pro box says “LP1 Coils Compatible,” and SMOK’s Novo 4 page shows the Novo 4 pod with an LP1 coil pre-installed.

We stock all five in SMOK LP1 replacement coils, in 5-packs. For the pods, buy Novo 4 pods for the Novo 4 and Novo 4 Mini pods for the Novo 4 Mini. SMOK lists a separate empty pod for each device and doesn’t say the two pods swap.

SMOK rates the Novo 4 and Pozz Pro at 5W to 25W; we found no live SMOK spec page for the Novo 4 Mini. Our reviews of the Novo 4, Novo 4 Mini and Pozz Pro cover each device.

SMOK’s compatibility guide lists LP2 coils for six kits: the Morph Pod-80, Morph S Pod-80, Nord 50W, RPM 4, G-Priv Pod and G-Priv Pro Pod. On four of them the LP2 coil goes in a specific pod: the Nord 50W empty LP2 pod, the RPM 4 LP2 pod and the G-Priv empty LP2 pod (shared by both G-Priv kits). SMOK’s Morph Pod-80 LP2 pod covers both Morph Pod-80 kits.

We carry these in SMOK LP2 replacement coils.

Where LP2 overlaps the RPM family. SMOK also lists RPM-family or Nord coils for several LP2 devices, through a different pod:

• Nord 50W: the kit includes an LP2 pod (4mL) and a Nord pod (4.5mL) for Nord coils, and SMOK sells an RPM pod (4mL) for RPM coils separately. SMOK’s pod labels read “Compatible with LP2 coil series,” “Compatible with nord coil series” and “compatible with RPM coil series.”
• RPM 4: the kit includes an RPM 4 LP2 pod and an RPM 4 RPM pod, both 5mL. SMOK says the LP2 pod is “Compatible with two LP2 coils” and the RPM pod is “Compatible with all RPM coils.”
• G-Priv Pod and G-Priv Pro Pod: SMOK lists an empty LP2 pod and an empty RPM 2 pod, both 5.5mL.
• IPX 80 and Nord 4: SMOK lists only RPM and RPM 2 pods for these, with no LP2 pod. If you have one of them, see RPM coils and RPM 2 coils instead.

So on a dual-pod device, match the coil to the pod in your hand: LP2 coils in the LP2 pod, RPM coils in the RPM pod, Nord coils in the Nord pod. Our reviews of the Nord 50W, RPM 4, G-Priv Pod and G-Priv Pro Pod cover those devices.

SMOK’s compatibility guide lists the Vape Pen coil series for the Vape Pen V2 kit, the Vape Pen 22 kit and the Vape Pen Tank. The Vape Pen Tank page says it “adopts coils from VAPE PEN 22.” The Vape Pen V2 page lists five coils:

The Vape Pen 22 page shows the 0.3Ω dual coil pre-installed and the Mesh 0.15Ω and Strip 0.15Ω as options. We carry the 0.15Ω mesh coil that comes in the Vape Pen V2 kit as SMOK Vape Pen mesh coils. SMOK rates the Vape Pen V2 at up to 60W with a 0.14Ω to 3.0Ω load range.

Watch the name: the Vape Pen Nord 19 and Vape Pen Nord 22 kits are not on the Vape Pen coil list. SMOK’s guide lists them under Nord coils, so they take Nord coils.

Each of these three families serves one tank or pod.

• TA coils: the Mag Solo and Morph 3 kits both ship with the T-Air Subtank, a TA 0.2Ω coil pre-installed and a spare TA 0.4Ω. SMOK’s store pairs TA coils with the Mag Solo, Morph 3 and T-Air Subtank. See our T-Air Subtank review and Morph 3 review.
• M coils: the M-Coil box says “Compatible with: tech247 Empty Pod.” The Tech247 kit ships with the 0.8Ω pre-installed and a spare 0.6Ω. SMOK lists the Tech247 pod at 4mL (2mL in the EU edition). Our Tech247 review covers the device.
• D coils: SMOK says the TF-D Subtank is “compatible with the D-COIL Series.” The X-Priv Plus kit pairs it at 5.5mL and the X-Priv Solo kit at 3.5mL, each with a D-Coil 0.15Ω pre-installed and a spare 0.23Ω. SMOK notes the bulb glass included in both standard kits offers 5.5mL.

A few SMOK devices come up in the same searches, but SMOK doesn’t list any of these six families for them:

• ProPod GT: SMOK says it “has all novo/novo 2/novo 2X series Pods covered” and ships with Novo pods (meshed 0.8Ω and 0.6Ω). See the ProPod GT kit.
• Acro: SMOK lists its own Acro pods, named by resistance (meshed 0.8Ω, DC 0.6Ω and DC 1.0Ω in SMOK’s guide).
• IPX 80 and Nord 4: SMOK lists only RPM and RPM 2 pods, as covered above.
• Vape Pen Nord 19 and Nord 22: SMOK lists them under Nord coils, not Vape Pen coils.

We built this chart from SMOK’s own pages only, and a few of them disagree or leave gaps. Here’s where, and what we did about it:

• The LP2 0.4Ω coil. SMOK’s compatibility guide lists it, but the Nord 50W and RPM 4 pages show only the 0.23Ω and 0.6Ω, and the RPM 4 pod image says “Compatible with two LP2 coils.” No SMOK page gives the 0.4Ω a wattage.
• LP2 coil names vary. The guide calls the 0.23Ω a “DC coil,” while the product pages and store call it a “DL Coil.”
• The G-Priv Pod. SMOK’s G-Priv blog post says the kit comes with “a 0.2-ohm mesh coil” and “a 0.4-ohm regular coil,” which doesn’t match any LP2 or RPM 2 coil SMOK lists. We followed the compatibility guide’s LP2 and RPM 2 pod listing.
• No product pages for the Novo 4 Mini, G-Priv Pod, G-Priv Pro Pod, Morph Pod-80 or Morph S Pod-80. Their rows come from SMOK’s coil and pod compatibility guide.
• Vape Pen coil lists differ. The guide adds a Vape Pen X4 0.4Ω coil that the product pages don’t show, and the Vape Pen V2 page lists a 0.3Ω dual coil that the guide doesn’t. We found no SMOK wattage for the 0.3Ω, 0.25Ω or Strip coils.
• D-Coil 0.4Ω. It appears on the X-Priv Plus page and in SMOK’s store, but not on the store’s D-Coil chart image. SMOK prints its best wattage as 25W, the bottom of its 25W to 35W range.
• The T-Air Subtank page shows only the TA 0.2Ω and 0.15Ω Dual; the Mag Solo, Morph 3 and store pages add the TA 0.4Ω.

If you’re not sure a coil fits, stick with one SMOK lists for your pod or tank in the chart. If a coil doesn’t seat firmly, don’t force it.

As a general rule (our guidance, not SMOK’s), coils of about 1.0Ω and up, such as the LP1 Meshed 1.2Ω (10W to 15W per SMOK), run at low power and suit Black Note salt nicotine and Black Note 50/50 tobacco e-liquids. Lower-resistance coils of about 0.8Ω and below, such as the LP1 0.8Ω, the LP2 and M coils, and the sub-ohm Vape Pen, TA and D tank coils, pair with thicker 70VG/30PG e-liquid.

Not sure which strength or blend to start with? Take the Vape Quiz and get matched to a strength, device and tobacco e-liquid in about 60 seconds. Using a Vaporesso device as well? Our XROS pod compatibility chart covers every XROS.

More compatibility charts: see our charts for SMOK Novo pods, SMOK Nord and RPM coils and SMOK TFV tank coils, or browse every pod and coil compatibility chart by brand.

For adults 21 and older only. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. This guide is educational and does not make medical or stopping-smoking claims. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for your device, tank and coils. Compatibility, power and capacity details were checked against SMOK’s official product pages, official store listings and coil and pod compatibility guide on October 15, 2026. Where SMOK’s sources disagree, we followed the device’s own product page and noted the difference. Black Note did not bench-test the coils for this guide.