Advanced Kits

Advanced vape kits offer greater control over your vaping experience. They usually include a high-powered mod with adjustable settings like wattage, voltage and temperature, as well as a sub-ohm tank or rebuildable atomiser. They’re ideal for users who want to fine-tune every aspect of their setup.

These kits are best suited to experienced vapers who are comfortable adjusting settings and maintaining more complex devices. If you’re looking for bigger clouds, richer flavour and more control, an advanced kit is a solid choice.

Adjusting wattage lets you control how much power is sent to the coil, which affects vapour production and warmth. Temperature control allows you to set a maximum heat level, which can help prevent dry hits and extend coil life. Both features give you more precision over your vape.

Most advanced kits include a mod, a tank and at least one coil. You’ll usually need to buy e-liquid separately, and depending on the model, you might also need to purchase external batteries. Always check the product details to see what’s included.

Sub-ohm vaping uses coils with a resistance below 1.0 ohm. It’s designed for direct-to-lung (DTL) vaping and produces large clouds and intense flavour. Sub-ohm tanks are common in advanced kits and work best with lower nicotine strengths.

Sub-ohm tanks use pre-made coils and are easy to install and replace. Rebuildable atomisers (like RDAs and RTAs) let you build your own coils and wick them with cotton, offering even more customisation but requiring more knowledge and maintenance.

It’s generally not recommended. Nic salts are designed for low-wattage, mouth-to-lung devices and can feel too strong in a high-powered sub-ohm kit. Stick to freebase e-liquids with lower nicotine strength for the best experience.

Yes, as long as you follow the manufacturer’s instructions and understand how to use the features correctly. Always use the correct batteries, stay within recommended wattage ranges and check that your tank and coils are compatible with your mod.

That depends on how often you vape and the type of e-liquid you use. On average, sub-ohm coils last about one to two weeks. Sweet or heavily flavoured liquids can reduce coil life more quickly.

If you’re ready for more power, custom settings and a richer vaping experience, then absolutely. Advanced kits give you flexibility and performance that starter kits just can’t match.