GeekVape Z FLi Sub-Ohm Tank

Description

Geek Vape Z FLi Sub-Ohm Tank

The Geekvape Z Fli is the tank that finally fixed the one thing everyone complained about in the Zeus line – the fill port. Instead of unscrewing a top cap and fighting a rubber plug, you slide the flip-top cap forward, pour, press down, and slide it back. That is the whole refill. Underneath, it is still built on the top airflow leakproof system the Z series is known for: because the e-liquid sits below the air inlets, this design leaks far less than bottom-airflow tanks, which matters when a tank spends its day in a pocket or a bag. Capacity is 5.5mL in a 29mm stainless steel body with an 810 wide-bore drip tip, and dual slotted top airflow adjusts from a restricted pull to fully open DTL. The tank ships with two of the new Z XM coils – a 0.15ohm pre-installed and a 0.4ohm spare – rated by Geekvape for double the service life of the standard Z coils, roughly 60mL of e-liquid per coil. It also accepts the full Z Series coil range, so existing Zeus coils carry over. A standard 510 connection means it fits essentially any box mod. This is a tank only – no battery or mod is included.

WARNING: This product is intended for use with nicotine-containing e-liquid. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. For adults 21+ only.

Key Features

• Tank Only – requires a 510 box mod, sold separately
• Flip-Top Fill Cap – slide, pour, close, no unscrewing
• 5.5mL Capacity – fewer refills between fills
• Top Airflow Leakproof System – e-liquid sits below the air inlets
• Two Coils Included – 0.15ohm XM pre-installed, 0.4ohm XM spare
• Z XM Double-Lifespan Coils – rated for around 60mL per coil
• Full Z Series Compatibility – works with existing Zeus coils
• Dual Slotted Top Airflow – precise, adjustable DTL control
• Press-Fit Coil Installation – no threading, swap in seconds
• 810 Wide-Bore Drip Tip
• Stainless Steel Build – 29mm diameter, 51.5mm tall
• Standard 510 Connection – fits nearly any box mod

Specification Table

What’s Included

• 1 x Geekvape Z Fli Tank (5.5mL)
• 1 x Z 0.15ohm XM Coil, 70-85W (Pre-Installed)
• 1 x Z 0.4ohm XM Coil, 50-60W (Spare)
• 1 x Spare Glass Tube (5.5mL)
• 1 x Coil Removal Tool
• 1 x Spare Parts Pack
• 1 x User Manual

Available Colors

Black · Blue · Gunmetal · Rainbow · Silver

Compatible Z Series Coils

• Z 0.15ohm XM (70-85W) – double lifespan, included pre-installed
• Z 0.4ohm XM (50-60W) – double lifespan, included as spare
• Z 0.15ohm KA1 (80-90W) – warmest output, biggest clouds
• Z 0.2ohm KA1 (70-80W) – balanced flavor and vapor
• Z 0.25ohm Dual (45-57W) – lower wattage, longer battery life
• Z 0.4ohm (60-70W) – most restricted of the range

FAQ

Q: Does this come with a mod or battery?
A: No. This is a tank only. It uses a standard 510 connection and requires a box mod, sold separately, to work.

Q: Which coils does the Z Fli use?
A: The full Geekvape Z Series (Zeus) coil range, including the new Z XM coils and the older KA1 builds. Two XM coils come in the box; the rest are sold separately.

Q: What makes the Z XM coils different?
A: Geekvape rates them for twice the service life of standard Z coils – roughly 60mL of e-liquid per coil instead of 30mL. They fit the same tank as the older Z coils.

Q: What is the difference between the Z Fli and the Z Sub-Ohm Tank?
A: The Z Sub-Ohm Tank holds 5mL and uses a quick-change coil system with a screw-off top cap. The Z Fli holds 5.5mL and replaces that with a flip-top fill cap, plus support for the double-lifespan XM coils.

Q: Which coil should I start with?
A: The 0.15ohm XM comes pre-installed and runs at 70-85W for the fullest clouds. Drop to the 0.4ohm XM at 50-60W if you want a more restricted draw or better battery life from your mod.

Q: What e-liquid should I use?
A: High-VG freebase at low nicotine strength, typically 3mg or 6mg. This is a sub-ohm DTL tank – nic salts at these wattages would deliver far too much nicotine per puff.

Q: Does it really not leak?
A: The top airflow design places the air inlets above the e-liquid, which eliminates the most common leak path in sub-ohm tanks. It is not immune to flooding from over-tightening or a badly seated coil, but it is markedly more reliable than bottom-airflow designs.