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SMOK TFV18 MINI Replacement Coils

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Key Specs

Fits Devices G-PRIV 4 230W Kit, TFV18 Mini Tank, Fortis 100W Kit
Resistance Options 0.15Ω, 0.2Ω, 0.33Ω
Wattage Range 40-140W
Draw Style DTL
Coil Type Mesh
Pack Size Single Coil, 3 Pack

SMOK TFV18 MINI Replacement Coils | 3 Mesh Builds

Three mesh builds for the TFV18 MINI tank, spanning a mid-power 0.2ohm up to the same high-output 0.33ohm the full-size TFV18 uses.

Highlights
  • Three builds: 0.2ohm Meshed, 0.33ohm Meshed and 0.15ohm Dual Meshed
  • Organic cotton wicking on all three
  • Built for the TFV18 MINI tank - not interchangeable with the full-size TFV18
  • Sold as a single coil or a 3-pack

TFV18 MINI Coil Specs

CoilResistanceWattageType
Meshed0.2ohm40-80W (best 60W)Single mesh
Meshed0.33ohm80-140W (best 100-110W)Single mesh
Dual Meshed0.15ohm80-110W (best 90W)Dual mesh

The 0.33ohm carrying a higher and wider band than the 0.2ohm looks wrong but is correct: the 0.33ohm is the high-power mesh shared with the full-size TFV18, while the 0.2ohm is a lower-power coil SMOK added for the MINI. Kanthal is named for the family as a whole; no per-coil wire alloy and no draw style beyond a general direct-lung description is published. SMOK publishes no per-coil wattage for this series, so the figures above are the ones its distributors print on the packaging - a starting window, not a hard limit.

Compatible With

SMOK TFV18 MINI Tank, and the G-Priv 4, Fortis and R-Kiss 2 kits that ship with it. Not the full-size TFV18 tank.

Why Shop SMOK at Central Vapors

We stock all three MINI builds rather than only the fast mover, so you can match the coil to the power you actually run. Central Vapors has been filling vape orders since 2013, and every order is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

Common Questions

Q
Is this the same coil as the full-size TFV18?
No. The MINI uses its own smaller coil - see our TFV18 Replacement Coils listing for the full-size tank.
Q
Why does the 0.33ohm want more power than the 0.2ohm?
Because it is the high-output mesh carried over from the full-size TFV18. The 0.2ohm is the lower-power coil SMOK added specifically for the MINI, so the usual resistance-to-wattage intuition does not apply between these two.
Q
Which coil gives the biggest clouds?
The 0.33ohm, at 80-140W the widest band of the three.
Q
Does this fit the G-Priv 4?
Yes, along with the Fortis Kit and the R-Kiss 2 Kit.

For use by adults 21+.

Questions & Answers

QHow do I know which coil resistance to buy?

Central Vapors Team · Jun 27, 2026

AMatch it to how you vape. Higher wattage and big, warm direct-lung clouds → go lower resistance (about 0.2–0.4Ω). A tight mouth-to-lung draw, cooler vapor, and longer battery life → go higher resistance (about 0.8–1.2Ω). They all fit the same tank, so pick your style and stay in the recommended wattage range. Confirm the coil family matches your exact device. — Central Vapors

QDo I need to prime a new pod or coil, and how?

Central Vapors Team · Jun 27, 2026

AYes — priming prevents dry, burnt first hits. Add 3–5 drops of e-liquid directly onto the coil's cotton, fill the pod or tank, and let it sit several minutes before vaping. Low-power primer puffs speed it along. Always refill before the level gets low. — Central Vapors

QHow do I stop a new coil from tasting burnt?

Central Vapors Team · Jun 27, 2026

ATwo things cause it — a dry wick and too much power. Saturate the wick first (a few drops on the cotton holes, then a 5–10 minute soak after filling), vape at the lower end of the coil's range and adjust up, and refill before the tank gets low so the cotton stays wet and can't scorch. — Central Vapors

QWhat resistances are available for the TFV18 Mini?

Central Vapors Team · Jun 27, 2026

A0.15Ω, 0.2Ω, and 0.33Ω mesh options — each gives a slightly different balance of flavor and cloud production. — Central Vapors

QWhich tank or kit do the TFV18 Mini coils fit?

Central Vapors Team · Jun 27, 2026

AThey're designed for the SMOK TFV18 Mini Tank and the SMOK Fortis Kit, and also fit other kits that use the TFV18 Mini tank, such as the R-Kiss 2 and G-Priv 4. — Central Vapors

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  • TFV Mini

    Posted by Elizabeth Riley on Jul 22nd 2023

    These were picked for me and are the wrong coils.

  • Good

    Posted by Grant Felldin on Nov 29th 2022

    They worked as well as the Originals.

  • .15ohm.....OMG!!

    Posted by Joe H on Sep 7th 2022

    The .2ohm heads were aggravating me. Not much vapor which equals no flavor. I put in a .15ohm dual coil head. I've never been a dual coil fan. These heads unlike the TFV8 heads are different sizes. This head is HUGE!! 2 big coils inside. Great vapor production and flavor. I like these over the .33ohm heads because I'd rather use 85W at 3.5V (.15) than 85W at 5.5V (.33). The airflow can be adjusted for warmer or cooler vape. No wonder these are always sold out!! I've tried them all now. .33ohm are excellent & long lasting, .2ohm are meh, .15ohm dual are my favorite. I'm pretty sure these will last long because duals use ½ the wattage on each coil. Best heads I've ever used in 10 years vaping. Incredible upgrade from TFV8 coil heads. My TFV18 Mini Tank has not leaked a drop.

  • .33ohm vs .2ohm

    Posted by Joe H on Aug 26th 2022

    Unbelievably, I got close to 4,000 great tasting, huge cloud, draws off the .33ohm (actually .31ohm) heads. About a month!! They are liquid guzzlers though. The .20ohm (actually .22ohm) coils are less flavorful with less vapor production & hence less liquid use. Less Wattage needed but being over resistance they need more than recommended 60W. More like 68W compared to .33ohm's 85W. Doubt I'll get 4,000 draws off these. Not as much mesh. So which one is better? It depends on what your looking for. If you love HUGE clouds & flavor & don't care about liquid use, the .33ohm. Both are great upgrades from TFV8 Baby Beast coil heads!! Still have the .15ohm dual coil to try. I'll be back.......

  • .33ohm

    Posted by Joe H on Jul 30th 2022

    I bought the TFV18 with a few .33ohm replacement heads. Changed out pre-installed .2ohm head with one. Wow!! The coil inside is HUGE & much wider than .2ohm. Takes allot of wattage to heat this baby up. I'm using 85W on Powerful setting with Aegis X. Heats to 95W for a second, then, back to 85W. Fantastic flavor & big clouds (they kinda go together)!! I bet this head lasts at least a month. I'll leave reviews for the .2ohm & .15ohm(dual coil) as I use them. If you have a 2 Cell Mod that'll handle about 100W @ 6V go for it. Big upgrade from TFV8 Heads, which are also great!! -Joe

  • Great coils

    Posted by Terry Brewster on Feb 20th 2022

    Great coils. Only issue is they're hard to find in stick.

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