Vaporesso GTX GO 80 Kit
A pen-style tube kit with proper output behind it. The Vaporesso GTX GO 80 pairs a 3000mAh internal battery with an 80W ceiling, a 5ml magnetic GTX POD 26, and the full GTX coil range — from 0.2Ω sub-ohm mesh through to 1.2Ω MTL, plus an RBA option if you want to go further. One button, tri-colour battery indicator, USB-C charging. No screen, no menus. Output tracks voltage relative to coil resistance — plug in a coil, fire.
The GTX 0.2Ω mesh coil ships in the box. Simple, capable, no fuss about it.
Build
Zinc alloy chassis, 26mm diameter, 133.2mm tall. Pen form factor done properly — the width is enough to feel stable in hand without being bulky. Grip is comfortable throughout a session. Available in multiple colours, all with the same smooth finish.
Single fire button on the face — five clicks on/off, one click to fire. Tri-colour LED shows battery level: green for healthy, blue for mid, red for low. No OLED, no wattage display. The simplicity is intentional — there's nothing to adjust except airflow.
Pod connection is magnetic. Press the GTX POD 26 in and it clicks, pull it straight off when swapping coils or filling. Airflow ring sits at the base of the pod — dual slotted, adjustable. Open it wide for DTL, restrict it for RDL. No MTL setting on this one — this is a higher-output kit.
Output and Firing
The GTX GO 80 runs in what's effectively bypass mode — output voltage tracks the battery charge rather than a fixed regulated wattage. At full charge with the 0.2Ω coil it pushes close to 80W. As the battery discharges, output tapers naturally. The practical effect is a slightly warmer, harder first draw that mellows through the day — something experienced sub-ohm vapers are used to from unregulated setups.
Firing is instant. No chipset calculation delay, no ramp time. Button to vapour is effectively immediate with the 0.2Ω mesh coil.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Dimensions | 26mm x 133.2mm |
| Battery | 3000mAh integrated |
| Output Power | 5–80W |
| Output Voltage | 0–4V |
| Resistance Range | 0.1–2.0Ω |
| Pod | GTX POD 26 — 5ml (2ml TPD) |
| Fill System | Top-Fill (snap cap, dual ports) |
| Pod Connection | Magnetic |
| Coil Included | GTX 0.2Ω Mesh (45–60W) |
| Coil Compatibility | Full GTX range (0.2Ω / 0.3Ω / 0.6Ω / 0.8Ω / 1.2Ω / RBA) |
| Airflow | Dual-slot bottom airflow ring (adjustable) |
| Charging | USB-C, DC 5V/2A |
| Battery Indicator | Tri-colour LED |
| Leak Resistance | SSS Technology |
| Compliance | UK TPD Compliant (2ml pod capacity) |
GTX Coil Compatibility
The GTX GO 80 is compatible with the full GTX coil series — seven options plus an RBA deck. The 0.2Ω is the one in the box, but swapping opens up the range considerably:
0.2Ω GTX Mesh — 45–60W. Included. Wide open DTL, large vapour production, warm draw. High-VG liquid at 3mg or 6mg freebase.
0.3Ω GTX Mesh — 32–40W. Slightly more restrained than the 0.2Ω. Still DTL. A good middle option if the 0.2Ω runs too hot for your preference.
0.6Ω GTX Mesh — 20–30W. Opens up RDL territory on the GO 80. Easier on the battery, cooler draw. Works with 50/50 or 70/30 liquid at 3–6mg.
0.8Ω GTX Mesh — 12–25W. Restricted RDL on the GO 80. The draw tightens up considerably at this resistance. Works with 50/50 and lower-strength nic salt.
1.2Ω GTX Mesh — 8–15W. MTL option. Quiet, low-wattage draw. Nic salt at 10–20mg in 50/50 suits this well.
GTX RBA. Sold separately. Rebuild your own coils in the same pod system if that's your thing.
Battery and Charging
3000mAh. Running the 0.2Ω coil at full output, a day of regular use is realistic — possibly less for heavy chain vapers. Drop to a higher resistance coil and the battery runtime extends considerably. The 0.6Ω at RDL wattages can push that to two days or more.
Charges via USB-C at 5V/2A — fast enough that a lunch break top-up adds meaningful runtime. The LED gives you a clear colour read on remaining charge without needing to check a screen.
Filling
Top-fill via a snap cap on the pod. Lift the silicone top cap — there are dual fill ports underneath, making filling quick and clean without needing to position the bottle precisely. Replace the cap when done. SSS leak-resistant technology inside the pod handles the rest — sealed chamber, proper saturation before firing, sealed storage position.
What's in the Box
1 x Vaporesso GTX GO 80 Battery
1 x GTX POD 26 (5ml)
1 x GTX 0.2Ω Mesh Coil (pre-installed)
1 x Type-C USB Cable
1 x User Manual
1 x Warranty Card
Price
Available at VapeOnlineStore.co.uk. Fast UK delivery. GTX coil 5-packs available separately — worth picking up the 0.3Ω or 0.6Ω alongside if you want to explore the range beyond the included 0.2Ω.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What coils are compatible with the Vaporesso GTX GO 80? The full GTX coil series: 0.2Ω, 0.3Ω, 0.6Ω, 0.8Ω, 1.2Ω mesh coils plus a GTX RBA deck. The GTX 0.2Ω is included in the kit. All use press-fit installation into the GTX POD 26.
- Does the Vaporesso GTX GO 80 have adjustable wattage? No. Output is voltage-based — it tracks the battery charge relative to the coil's resistance, similar to bypass mode. There are no wattage settings or a display screen. Airflow is the only adjustment.
- How long does the battery last on the Vaporesso GTX GO 80? At full output with the 0.2Ω coil, expect around a day of regular use from the 3000mAh battery. Running a higher resistance coil at lower effective wattage extends battery life considerably — the 0.6Ω can stretch to two days for moderate users.
- What e-liquid should I use with the Vaporesso GTX GO 80? Depends on the coil. The included 0.2Ω suits high-VG liquid (70/30 or above) at 3–6mg freebase. Higher resistance coils like the 0.8Ω and 1.2Ω work better with 50/50 or high-PG liquid and nic salts at 10–20mg.
- How do I fill the Vaporesso GTX GO 80 pod? Top-fill. Lift the silicone snap cap off the top of the pod, fill through either of the dual fill ports to the 5ml mark (or 2ml for UK TPD use), replace the cap. No pod removal needed.
- Can I use the Vaporesso GTX GO 80 for MTL vaping? Yes, with the right coil. Fit the 1.2Ω GTX mesh coil, tighten the airflow ring down, and the GO 80 becomes a usable MTL device at lower effective wattage. It's primarily designed around DTL and RDL performance though — MTL is possible but not the intended use case.
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Description
A pen-style tube kit with proper output behind it. The Vaporesso GTX GO 80 pairs a 3000mAh internal battery with an 80W ceiling, a 5ml magnetic GTX POD 26, and the full GTX coil range — from 0.2Ω sub-ohm mesh through to 1.2Ω MTL, plus an RBA option if you want to go further. One button, tri-colour battery indicator, USB-C charging. No screen, no menus. Output tracks voltage relative to coil resistance — plug in a coil, fire.
The GTX 0.2Ω mesh coil ships in the box. Simple, capable, no fuss about it.
Build
Zinc alloy chassis, 26mm diameter, 133.2mm tall. Pen form factor done properly — the width is enough to feel stable in hand without being bulky. Grip is comfortable throughout a session. Available in multiple colours, all with the same smooth finish.
Single fire button on the face — five clicks on/off, one click to fire. Tri-colour LED shows battery level: green for healthy, blue for mid, red for low. No OLED, no wattage display. The simplicity is intentional — there's nothing to adjust except airflow.
Pod connection is magnetic. Press the GTX POD 26 in and it clicks, pull it straight off when swapping coils or filling. Airflow ring sits at the base of the pod — dual slotted, adjustable. Open it wide for DTL, restrict it for RDL. No MTL setting on this one — this is a higher-output kit.
Output and Firing
The GTX GO 80 runs in what's effectively bypass mode — output voltage tracks the battery charge rather than a fixed regulated wattage. At full charge with the 0.2Ω coil it pushes close to 80W. As the battery discharges, output tapers naturally. The practical effect is a slightly warmer, harder first draw that mellows through the day — something experienced sub-ohm vapers are used to from unregulated setups.
Firing is instant. No chipset calculation delay, no ramp time. Button to vapour is effectively immediate with the 0.2Ω mesh coil.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Dimensions | 26mm x 133.2mm |
| Battery | 3000mAh integrated |
| Output Power | 5–80W |
| Output Voltage | 0–4V |
| Resistance Range | 0.1–2.0Ω |
| Pod | GTX POD 26 — 5ml (2ml TPD) |
| Fill System | Top-Fill (snap cap, dual ports) |
| Pod Connection | Magnetic |
| Coil Included | GTX 0.2Ω Mesh (45–60W) |
| Coil Compatibility | Full GTX range (0.2Ω / 0.3Ω / 0.6Ω / 0.8Ω / 1.2Ω / RBA) |
| Airflow | Dual-slot bottom airflow ring (adjustable) |
| Charging | USB-C, DC 5V/2A |
| Battery Indicator | Tri-colour LED |
| Leak Resistance | SSS Technology |
| Compliance | UK TPD Compliant (2ml pod capacity) |
GTX Coil Compatibility
The GTX GO 80 is compatible with the full GTX coil series — seven options plus an RBA deck. The 0.2Ω is the one in the box, but swapping opens up the range considerably:
0.2Ω GTX Mesh — 45–60W. Included. Wide open DTL, large vapour production, warm draw. High-VG liquid at 3mg or 6mg freebase.
0.3Ω GTX Mesh — 32–40W. Slightly more restrained than the 0.2Ω. Still DTL. A good middle option if the 0.2Ω runs too hot for your preference.
0.6Ω GTX Mesh — 20–30W. Opens up RDL territory on the GO 80. Easier on the battery, cooler draw. Works with 50/50 or 70/30 liquid at 3–6mg.
0.8Ω GTX Mesh — 12–25W. Restricted RDL on the GO 80. The draw tightens up considerably at this resistance. Works with 50/50 and lower-strength nic salt.
1.2Ω GTX Mesh — 8–15W. MTL option. Quiet, low-wattage draw. Nic salt at 10–20mg in 50/50 suits this well.
GTX RBA. Sold separately. Rebuild your own coils in the same pod system if that's your thing.
Battery and Charging
3000mAh. Running the 0.2Ω coil at full output, a day of regular use is realistic — possibly less for heavy chain vapers. Drop to a higher resistance coil and the battery runtime extends considerably. The 0.6Ω at RDL wattages can push that to two days or more.
Charges via USB-C at 5V/2A — fast enough that a lunch break top-up adds meaningful runtime. The LED gives you a clear colour read on remaining charge without needing to check a screen.
Filling
Top-fill via a snap cap on the pod. Lift the silicone top cap — there are dual fill ports underneath, making filling quick and clean without needing to position the bottle precisely. Replace the cap when done. SSS leak-resistant technology inside the pod handles the rest — sealed chamber, proper saturation before firing, sealed storage position.
What's in the Box
1 x Vaporesso GTX GO 80 Battery
1 x GTX POD 26 (5ml)
1 x GTX 0.2Ω Mesh Coil (pre-installed)
1 x Type-C USB Cable
1 x User Manual
1 x Warranty Card
Price
Available at VapeOnlineStore.co.uk. Fast UK delivery. GTX coil 5-packs available separately — worth picking up the 0.3Ω or 0.6Ω alongside if you want to explore the range beyond the included 0.2Ω.
For website-exclusive deals, early access to offers, and new arrivals straight to your inbox — subscribe to the VapeOnlineStore newsletter.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What coils are compatible with the Vaporesso GTX GO 80? The full GTX coil series: 0.2Ω, 0.3Ω, 0.6Ω, 0.8Ω, 1.2Ω mesh coils plus a GTX RBA deck. The GTX 0.2Ω is included in the kit. All use press-fit installation into the GTX POD 26.
- Does the Vaporesso GTX GO 80 have adjustable wattage? No. Output is voltage-based — it tracks the battery charge relative to the coil's resistance, similar to bypass mode. There are no wattage settings or a display screen. Airflow is the only adjustment.
- How long does the battery last on the Vaporesso GTX GO 80? At full output with the 0.2Ω coil, expect around a day of regular use from the 3000mAh battery. Running a higher resistance coil at lower effective wattage extends battery life considerably — the 0.6Ω can stretch to two days for moderate users.
- What e-liquid should I use with the Vaporesso GTX GO 80? Depends on the coil. The included 0.2Ω suits high-VG liquid (70/30 or above) at 3–6mg freebase. Higher resistance coils like the 0.8Ω and 1.2Ω work better with 50/50 or high-PG liquid and nic salts at 10–20mg.
- How do I fill the Vaporesso GTX GO 80 pod? Top-fill. Lift the silicone snap cap off the top of the pod, fill through either of the dual fill ports to the 5ml mark (or 2ml for UK TPD use), replace the cap. No pod removal needed.
- Can I use the Vaporesso GTX GO 80 for MTL vaping? Yes, with the right coil. Fit the 1.2Ω GTX mesh coil, tighten the airflow ring down, and the GO 80 becomes a usable MTL device at lower effective wattage. It's primarily designed around DTL and RDL performance though — MTL is possible but not the intended use case.