Geekvape Aegis Mini Kit

Geekvape Aegis Mini Kit

THE AEGIS MINI KIT - MORE POWERFUL, STYLISH VAPE FOR THE AGES!

The Aegis Mini is a powerful yet compact sub-ohming vape kit from Geek Vape. The device features a sizeable 2200mAh internal battery and has a wattage range of 80W; perfect for a long day of sub-ohm vaping! The mod is exceptionally durable, built with shock-absorption, water and dustproofing in mind. Navigating the three-button interface is simple and allows you to access features beyond wattage such as screen brightness, temperature control, curve control and a bypass mode for those who like to build their own coils.

The Cerberus tank comes pre-fitted with the highly absorbent Super Mesh X2 0.3ohm coil and comes with a spare as part of the kit. The tank features airflow control and an 810 driptip, and while it comes packaged at a TPD compliant 2ml liquid capacity, bulb glass is available to increase it to 5.5ml.

The Aegis Mini Kit is an armoured powerhouse, capable of producing vast clouds while offering a wide variety of damage protections most manufacturers overlook.

Features

• Mod Size: 78mm x 40mm x 40mm
• Tank Size: 25mm x 42.5mm
• Battery capacity: 2200mAh
• Wattage output: 80W
• Temperature control modes
• Curve control modes
• Bypass mode
• Extremely durable
• Rainproof

Contents

• Aegis Mini mod
• Cerberus tank
• Super Mesh X2 0.3ohm coil x2
• Spare parts
• Spare 2ml glass
• USB cable
• User manual

Staff Review:

Geekvape’s Aegis Mini was first shown to me by a tradesman who claimed his had fallen off a scaffold and kept working. I was blown away by the claims; shock proof, particle proof, even waterproof thanks to the thick rubber seals over all access points. I literally hurled one at the floor to test it’s durability and was stunned to see it was still running with no issue. It’s a sub-ohm machine, with the Cerberus tank fitted for low-ohmage mesh coils designed for thicker, VG e-liquids.

The 2200mAh battery is powerful enough to keep firing all day and night, reaching a height of 80W output while also featuring other modes like temperature control and a power limit bypass mode for intense cloud generation. While it’s definitely intended for sub-ohm use, there’s nothing preventing you from using an MTL tank and low wattage if you just wanted a super-sturdy mod. There’s also a standalone mod version available, the Geekvape Aegis Solo, that simply requires an external 18650 battery.