Innokin Sceptre Replacement Coils

Innokin Sceptre Replacement Coils

One pod, two very different vapes. The Innokin Sceptre coils let you switch between a tight mouth-to-lung draw and a looser restricted direct-to-lung hit just by changing the head. The 1.2ohm MTL coil gives a cigarette-style pull that suits Nic Salts and higher-PG liquid, while the 0.5ohm mesh coil opens the airflow for warmer vapour and bolder flavour on higher-VG juice.

Both push straight into the base of the pod, no threading involved, and each pack holds five. If you run a Sceptre, Sceptre 2 or Sensis, this is the Replacement Coil Range that keeps it going.

Why vapers choose these coils:

• The 0.5ohm mesh head is the standout, and reviewers regularly get weeks out of one before the flavour fades, which is unusual for a coil this small and a big part of why the Sceptre keeps its fans.

• Two inhale styles from one pod. Fit the 1.2ohm for MTL or the 0.5ohm for RDL, with nothing else to change.

• Press-fit fitting means no fiddly threads. The coil pushes into the base of the pod and pulls straight back out when it is spent.

• Organic cotton wicking feeds liquid steadily and keeps the flavour clean deeper into the coil's life.

• Five to a pack is a sensible value, since a well-used MTL coil wants swapping every week or two.

Innokin Sceptre Coils Features

Mesh Where It Counts

The lower-resistance heads use a Kanthal mesh element rather than round wire. Mesh spreads heat over a wider area, so it wicks and fires more evenly, ramps up faster and pulls more flavour from your juice. On the 0.5ohm in particular, that is what gives the Sceptre its reputation for punchy, long-lasting flavour.

MTL or RDL, Your Call

Which draw do you actually want? The 1.2ohm and 0.65ohm heads keep the airflow tight for a cigarette-like mouth-to-lung pull, which sits nicely with stronger nicotine. Drop to the 0.5ohm, and the draw opens into a warmer, airier restricted direct-to-lung hit. One pod covers both, and that is rare at this size.

Built for the Right Liquid

Match the juice to the coil and these last a good while. The tighter MTL heads suit 50/50 blends and nic salts for that firm throat hit, while the mesh heads want a thinner-feeding, higher-VG liquid to keep up with the airflow. Reach for High VG E-Liquids on the 0.5ohm, and you will get the cleanest flavour and the fewest dry hits.

Prime It, Do Not Rush It

Every mesh coil needs a moment to soak before its first fire. Skip that, and you scorch the cotton on pull one, which no amount of care will fix afterwards. A few drops into the centre of a fresh head and a short wait after filling is all it asks. There is a full walk-through in the setup steps below.

A Coil That Earns Its Keep

Innokin quote a noticeable jump in lifespan over their older designs, and in practice the 0.5ohm especially tends to outlast heads twice its price. Sweeter, darker liquids will still gunk it up quicker, as they do with any coil, so keep a fresh pack on hand for when the flavour starts to dull.

Innokin Sceptre Coils Resistance Options

Three resistances cover the Sceptre and Sceptre 2, with a fourth aimed at the Sensis. The right pick comes down to how tight you like the draw and how strong your nicotine is. Most popular first.

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• 0.25ohm
• 0.5ohm RDL
• 0.6ohm
• 0.65ohm MTL
• 1.2ohm MTL

How to Set Up the Innokin Sceptre Coils

Coil swaps on the Sceptre take a minute or two.

1. Detach the pod from the device and tip out any old liquid before you start.

2. Twist the base to open the pod. Unscrew the spent coil from the base adapter.

3. Prime the new head by dripping four or five drops of e-liquid directly into the central wicking hole and onto any cotton you can see through the side ports.

4. Screw the fresh coil into the adapter until finger-tight, then twist the base back onto the pod.

5. Refill the pod, sit it upright, and leave it for a good five minutes so the wick soaks right through. A thicker high-VG juice wants the longer end of that. Fire on dry cotton and the burnt taste lands on the very first pull.

6. Start gently, at the lower end of the coil's wattage range if your device adjusts, and build up until the draw feels right.

What's in the Innokin Sceptre Coils Box

Five Innokin Sceptre coils in the single resistance you choose. Nothing else: no pod, no device, and no e-liquid. These are replacement heads for a Sceptre-family pod you already own, so you will need the kit and a bottle of juice to go with them.

Made for the Innokin Sceptre and Sensis Family

These heads are the dedicated coils for Innokin's Sceptre pod range. The 0.5ohm, 0.65ohm and 1.2ohm all fit the original Sceptre, the Sceptre 2 and the Sceptre Tube, and they work in the Sensis too. The 1.2ohm also drops into the Innokin EQ FLTR pod kit. Browse the wider Innokin Range if you need a matching pod or kit.

One thing to watch: the 0.25ohm mesh head is built for the Sensis only. It will not seat correctly in the original Sceptre, so check your device before buying that resistance. If the coil in your pod says Sceptre and pushes in from the bottom, you are in the right place.

About Innokin

Innokin has been a fixture in MTL vaping for well over a decade, and the Sceptre is one of its most quietly popular pod systems. Rather than chasing the biggest clouds, the Sceptre line focuses on reliable flavour, a refillable pod and coils that genuinely last, which is exactly what long-term MTL vapers and ex-smokers tend to want.

The coil range reflects that: a tight 1.2ohm for a cigarette-style draw, a mesh 0.5ohm for something warmer, and sensible options in between. Every pack sold through Pirate Vapes is genuine Innokin stock.

Stock Up and Save

MTL coils are consumables. Even the long-lasting 0.5ohm mesh will fade eventually, and the tighter heads go through faster, so keeping a spare pack in the drawer saves you a dead evening. Grab a couple of packs together and the per-coil cost drops.

Every order from Pirate Vapes ships in discreet, tracked packaging, dispatched the same working day before 4 pm. Age-verified checkout, over-18s only, with Free Pirate Post over £40.

Conclusion

The Sceptre coils are a straightforward, genuine replacement for anyone running one of Innokin's Sceptre or Sensis pods. The 0.5ohm mesh is the one to try first for warm, long-lasting flavour, the 1.2ohm covers tight MTL for stronger nicotine, and there is a middle ground in between.

Match the coil to your draw and the liquid to the coil, keep a spare pack handy, and the Sceptre will keep delivering. Browse more Vape Accessories or head back to Pirate Vapes to finish your order.

FAQs

Which devices do the Sceptre coils fit?

The Innokin Sceptre, Sceptre 2, Sceptre Tube and Sensis pods. The 1.2ohm also fits the Innokin EQ FLTR. The 0.25ohm mesh head, though, is for the Sensis only.

Which resistance should I pick for the Sceptre coils?

For a tight, cigarette-style MTL draw, the 1.2ohm. For warmer vapour and bigger flavour, the 0.5ohm mesh. The 0.65ohm sits between the two if you cannot decide.

What e-liquid works best for the Sceptre coils?

Match it to the coil. The MTL heads suit 50/50 or nic salts at higher strengths, while the 0.5ohm mesh wants a higher-VG liquid, ideally 60% VG or more.

How long does a Sceptre coil last?

It depends on the coil and the juice. The 0.5ohm mesh often runs for a couple of weeks or more, while tighter heads and sweeter liquids shorten that. Swap it when the flavour turns muted or starts to taste burnt.

Are the Sceptre coils mesh?

The 0.5ohm and 0.25ohm use a mesh element for more flavour and vapour. The 1.2ohm and 0.65ohm are tighter MTL heads built for a cooler, more discreet draw.

Do I need to prime the Sceptre coils first?

Yes. Drip a few drops into the coil, fill the pod, then wait around five minutes before the first pull. Firing a dry coil burns the cotton straight away.