This means you will get up to 9 hours of use from the devices between charges. Obviously this depends completely on how much you use them. The fit and finish of both GTX Go models is excellent, with nice tolerances between components, fitment, and a silky smooth tough coating that feels fantastic in the hand and provides a little extra grip. These vapes and their pods are simple to operate. The top cap of the pod twists off and on, and beneath it is the refilling slot. It has one hole that is large enough to accommodate most sized bottles. Even so, syringes work best because they fit inside everything and cause less mess. The pod is connected magnetically, so pull it, and it will come off.

I’ve used quite a few of these coils over time in previous Vaporesso devices, so I was pretty familiar with them going into it. When I used the 0.6-ohm coil with 70/30 3 mg juice in my PM40 review I found it best on the low end (at around 22 watts) and I got 28 mL of juice before it died. Flavor was solid for a 20-watt coil. What Are Disposable Vapes? - Everything you need to know about disposables to help you get started. How Long Do Coils Last? - An in-depth guide to coil life and how to keep your coils going for longer. The GTX GO 40 is compatible with only four types Vaporesso GTX Coils as it has a maximum 40W of power. When purchasing replacement coils, make sure you only choose one of the following resistances:

Cons:

The flavour produced is prominent in the way that you can tell what it is, but it isn’t very strong. However, it does provide a restriction free, nice and tasty Mouth To Lung draw. The flavor ranges from excellent to fair, depending on the coils in the tank. Lower wattages work better for producing flavor than the higher wattages, though. There will be more on that later in the section about the coils. The bottom line is that the vaping experience is solid in terms of flavor, airflow, and portability. What Is the Difference Between the Vaporesso GTX GO 80 & 40? This device has excellent airflow, and it is easy to adjust. It is adjusted by rotating the tank and aligning it with the airflow holes drilled into the pen. It works excellent for DTL but not so well in MTL if used with the coil in the starter kit. Even with 50/50 liquids on the tightest setting, it is not restrictive enough to be considered even a loose MTL.

The tank on the 80 is also compatible with the 0.15 coil, which will produce slightly higher clouds, but nothing noticeably larger. The most significant difference between these mods is their batteries. The Vaporesso GTX Go 80 has a 3,000 mah battery (on paper anyway), and the 40’s is half that capacity. Halving the airflow again makes is a step too low in my opinion. Although the vapour is still a nice medium cloud and the flavour is still prominent, it does seem lessened to me. Vaporesso GTX GO 80 Pod Kit - 80W Max Output - 3000mAh Internal Battery - 5mL Pod Capacity - Compatible with ALL GTX Coils & RBAI’m seriously impressed with how well these work straight out of the box, no mess no fuss, just straight up worry free vaping, with some great flavour, in an easy to use setup. I highly recommend these as beginner friendly devices. However on the Go 40, if you press the power button 3 times, it flashes the indicator Green then if you do it again it flashes Red, then Blue, then Green again. This doesn’t happen on the Go 80.

What are Nic Salts? - Your ultimate guide on Nic Salt E-Liquids, how they work, and why you should use them. Which one would be best for you depends purely on which one you would prefer. There isn’t necessarily any benefits to one over the other, the 40 is simply smaller and less powerful.Vaporesso Gen PT80 S, Gen PT60, Target PM80, Target PM30, Gen Air 40, Luxe XR, Luxe XR Max and Xiron vape kits. Both of the devices are very similar, the Vaporesso GTX Go 40 is literally a smaller and less powerful version of the GTX Go 80. The GTX GO 80 is a powerful pen style device with a compact and sleek design. Featuring an integrated 3000mAh battery it can output up to 80W of power, and utilises a USB-C port for fast and efficient recharging.

I did try it with 50/50 nicotine salts and it worked just as well, but it is a sub-ohm coil, so it should ideally be used with 70/30 low nicotine liquids. coil recognition – it’ll set the wattage of your vape depending on which coil you are using for even easier vaping. delicious vapour flavour and medium vape clouds from your e-liquid with replaceable Vaporesso GTX Coils Using it in the Go 40 kit I opted to use it with 50/50 24 mg nic salt juices as it feels like it fires lower than 20 watts, and with the airflow as tight as I can get it—even though you can’t MTL it. I feel like the 20-30 watt coils are in “no man’s land” for me, a little high for MTL vaping but a little low for DL vaping. But that’s my personal preference. Anyway, the coil had good flavor for a 20-watt coil and it actually fared better on this device, lasting 50 mL. It seems to have better longevity with thinner juice—or it could just be coil consistency which is always a thing, despite Vaporesso coils being pretty consistent. Either way, really good coil life for a low-wattage coil.

Final Review Verdict

Vaporesso Gen PT80 S, Gen PT60, Target PM80, Target PM80 SE, Target PM30, Gen Air 40, GTX One, Xiron, GTX GO 40, Gen Nano and Luxe PM40 vape kits; as well as the Luxe PM40 pods and GTX Tank 18.