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There’s a lot of devices featuring the Wenax name already. Such as the Wenax Stylus, Wenax K1, Wenax U and Wenax Q. Most recently we’ve reviewed the Geekvape Wenax Q Mini.

Geekvape really made a name for themselves way back in 2016 with the Geekvape Griffin RTA and Geekvape Tsunami RDA.

They have grown into one of the largest and most recognisable brand names in the industry. Plus they have won a string of awards along the way, including cleaning up some awards in the Ecigclick Awards over the years!

What Can We Expect From The Geekvape Wenax Q Pro?

You’ve got a refillable and reusable pod kit here, but one that has been built to last and to handle wear and tear. As well as a fancy and futuristic design to boot!

A shock-absorbent silicone base (or ‘Anti-drop bottom’ according to Geekvape) is built into the device, which has been designed to cushion any blows the Geekvape Wenax Q Pro might receive if you accidentally drop it.

You’ve also got a built-in 1200mAh battery designed to last a full day between charges. Thanks to the turbo 5V/2A fast USB-C charging you can expect a charging time of 30 minutes, getting you back vaping in no time at all!

A 3-Level airflow adjustment system allows you to seamlessly switch between mouth to lung and restricted direct lung vaping options. We tell you what these terms mean in our Guide To Vaping Styles.

The Geekvape Wenax Q Pro is compatible with the Q series of pods, so you can choose from 0.6ohm, 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm depending on your own preference.

Geekvapes latest VPU chipset provides a mellower taste, long usage lifespan and a safer vape thanks to the built-in safety protections. It also provides up to 30W of adjustable output power making this device one of the more powerful pod systems on the market.

Not only that, you’ve got some futuristic additions with Haptic-enabled buttons and vibration feedback as well. This pod system also boasts a large 0.96” smart screen with Geekvapes Aurora user interface!

Vape Club kindly sent us the Geekvape Wenax Q Pro to review, so let’s dive into it a little further. But before I get going, I must make you aware that all views are my own and solely based on my experiences with this pod system!

Kit Contents

You’ve got quite a bit to unpack here, all housed in instantly recognisable Geekvape packaging! The kit contains:

• Geekvape Wenax Q Pro Device
• 0.6ohm Q Pod (pre-installed)
• 0.8ohm Q Pod (spare)
• USB Type-C charging cable
• User manual
• Warning card
• If you purchase this from Vape Club you’ll get everything you need to be up and vaping in no time, as Vape Club also allows you to choose a free Elfliq E-Liquid to accompany your Geekvape Wenax Q Pro!

Geekvape Wenax Q Pro Specifications

• 120mm x 26mm x 18mm dimensions
• 66g weight
• Mouth to lung and restricted direct lung device
• Compatible with Q series of pods
• 2ml capacity
• Top filling
• 0.96” smart screen
• Aurora user interface
• Haptic touch
• Vibration feedback
• Up to 30W maximum power output
• 1200mAh built-in battery
• USB Type-C 5V/2A fast charging
• Anti-drop bottom
• 3-level airflow adjustment
• Auto draw and power button activation
• Built-in safety protections

Design & Build Quality

Right out of the box, one thought that first came to my mind was just how light this device felt. I was expecting it to be a lot heavier in hand than it is!

Size-wise, you are looking at dimensions of 120mm x 26mm x 18mm and a weight of 66g.

And this is a really stylish little device that looks the absolute part. You’ve got eight different finishes to pick from: Aurora Green, Black, Moonlit Silver, Sunburst Gold, Starlight Grey, Azure Blue, Luminous Purple and Twilight Red to pick from.

I did receive the Twilight Red version to review, which I did feel was a bit more of a magenta colour to me!

A standout feature here is the 0.96” Smart Screen, which is in colour and features Geekvapes Aurora UI. This displays an animation when you vape and displays information such as a puff counter, power output, battery percentage and coil resistance.

Information is displayed clearly on the screen and I liked the fact that the user interface didn’t seem too cluttered up with information.

You’ve got just what you need here. Plus, this screen performed well in all light conditions from light to dark.

A really cool feature here is the haptic up and down buttons that light up when using the menu functions. These registered all button presses with no issues during use.

Above the screen is a large power button with the Wenax logo above it.

Pressing the button makes it light up and also you’ll get some vibration from the device as well! On the opposite side the Geekvape logo is laser-etched into the device.

The sides feature the 3-Level airflow control and the USB-C charging port on opposing sides. Built into the device is a 1200mAh battery and the newest edition of the Geekvape VPU chip.

On the base is a thick old lump of silicone, which is the ‘anti-drop bottom’. This is designed to absorb shocks if you drop your Geekvape Wenax Q Pro, helping protect it against wear and tear as well as damage.

Pod-wise, there’s compatibility with the 0.6ohm, 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm Q Pods and it seems there will also be a 0.4ohm Q Pod coming to market shortly!

Pods connect seamlessly to the device thanks to the magnetic connection and when connecting a pod the device will vibrate and play an animation on screen.

A small, very small, downside with the design of the device and the pods is that you cannot see the full capacity of the pod and need to remove it to check how much e-liquid is left when the pod is under half full.

Quick Start Guide

First of all you need to decide between using either the 0.6ohm Q Pod (which comes pre-installed) or the 0.8ohm pod.

Then you are going to need to fill up your pod with e-liquid!

How To Fill The Geekvape Wenax Q Pro Pod

• Pop off the mouthpiece to reveal the filling port (it’s the larger of the two holes on the pod).
• Insert the bottle nozzle of your e-liquid bottle into the port and fill it up, taking care not to overfill it.
• Once filled, let it stand for five minutes before vaping to allow e-liquid to fully saturate the cotton – this will also protect against a dry/burnt taste.

Functions

• To turn the device on and off: five clicks of the power button will do this for you.
• Auto Draw / Manual Firing: There’s a choice of using the auto-draw system or pressing the power button to fire the device.
• Wattage Adjustment: If you want to adjust the wattage quickly, three quick clicks of the power button will bring up the wattage adjustment. Then the haptic up and down buttons will become visible, allowing you to scroll from 8W all the way up to 30W. Just press the power button when you have reached your desired wattage output to select it.
• Airflow: Airflow can be adjusted by using the slider on the side of the device, which has a nice and smooth travel and is easy to use.

• Menu / Modes: Four clicks of the power button will bring up the menu and of course, the haptic up and down buttons. Mode is the first option available and by pressing the power button, you will be able to select between Smart mode or Power mode.

Charging

You guessed it—the Geekvape Wenax Q Pro is charged via USB-C, which is the industry standard!

You’ll find the USB-C charging port located on the side of the device and you simply need to plug the charging cable into the port.

A big advantage here that this device has over other pod systems is the speed in which it recharges.

You have 5V/2A fast charging, which means the 1200 mAh battery built into the device can be recharged from flat to full in around 30 minutes. You can get back to vaping in no time at all!

How Does The Geekvape Wenax Q Pro Perform?

Included with the kit is a 0.6ohm and a 0.8ohm Q Pod.

This is also compatible with the 1.2ohm Q pod (sold separately) and the 0.4ohm Q Pod, which has been specially designed for use with the Wenax Q Pro… But it doesn’t actually seem to be available in the UK yet at the time of writing.

I’ll be very interested to get my hands on the 0.4ohm pod and see how it performs once it is available!

0.6ohm

The 0.6ohm pod is the one that comes pre-installed with the device and was my favourite out of the two. This has a recommended wattage range of 18-25W… But I’ve been a bit naughty and have been using it at 27-30W without issue in Power mode – without issue I might add!

I preferred this pod as I am primarily a restricted lung hit vaper and this is best suited for that out of the two included pods. This is a slightly tighter hit than I prefer, even with the airflow fully open.

0.8ohm

The 0.8ohm pod has a recommended wattage range of 12-18W, but again you can push this a bit further in Power mode above 20W.

You can still get a restricted lung hit from this pod, but it’s better suited to mouth-to-lung vaping in my opinion. Flavour is a bit cooler than the 0.6ohm pod but there’s still some nice flavour delivery here and again I get smooth vape too.

Pod Lifespan

Lifespan-wise, you can expect to get between seven and eight refills before the taste starts to deteriorate. At which point you are going to need to change your pod over for a new one.

If you look closely at the airflow, you’ll see three small slots when fully open.

When all three are open, you’ll get a pretty tight restricted lung hit, which is borderline mouth-to-lung in my opinion. Two airflow slots open is more of a traditional mouth-to-lung hit. One open is a tight mouth-to-lung – probably best used in conjunction with the 1.2ohm pod I would imagine!

With all the features that the device packs, I did find that when using it at 20-25W, the battery lifespan was considerably shortened.

I would struggle to get anywhere near a full day’s use out of it. Switching on ‘Eco’ mode would prolong the lifespan though, so if you are in a bind and the battery is running low, it is worth taking advantage of that option.

Pros

• Very smart design
• Haptic technology and vibration feedback is a nice touch
• Surprisingly lightweight
• Lots of power available here – up to 30W!
• Smooth airflow control
• Very quick to charge up
• Easy top-filling system

Cons

• Restricted direct lung vape is borderline mouth-to-lung
• Device finish is a fingerprint magnet
• Pod needs removing to gauge exactly how much e-liquid you have left
• Battery life is less than a day when using it at 25W and above

Final Review Verdict

I reviewed the Geekvape Wenax Q Mini at the start of the year, which was the first Wenax pod system I have used. I really enjoyed using it but in the end, I felt it was a little basic and could have done with a few more features.

So, clearly I was pretty pleased to get my hands on the Wenax Q Pro. I really enjoyed the extra features on this more ‘full fat’ system! Of course, it does cost a little more, but for the price you are getting quite a bit more for your money.

Some may find the haptic technology and vibration feedback a little bit ‘gimmicky’. But personally, I quite enjoyed these features and I felt that they helped to set the Wenax Q Pro apart from a lot of the other pod systems on the market. And the screen on this device is an absolute delight!

Yes, all those extra features mean nothing if the Geekvape Wenax Q Pro offers sub-par performance. The battery life is a little on the short side, but it makes up for this with rapid charging.

But it does tick all of the boxes when it comes to flavour delivery and pod lifespan. That being said, I personally feel that this is a device that caters more toward mouth-to-lung vapers.

Finally, I had to ask myself, is this a device that I will continue to use in the future? And the answer is yes, I most definitely will be. I’m already going to be buying a new pack of Q Pods for this!

Have you tried the Wenax Q? Let us know what you though in the comments below!

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One of the most well-known names in the vaping industry, Geekvape have diversified from cloud chasing sub ohm tanks into the pod game. Recently we have taken a look at a few of their latest releases such as the Wenax Q Mini, Wenax K2 pod kit and the Sonder Q!

What Can We Expect From The Geekvape Popvibe V5000 Vape Kit?

Geekvape have designed the Popvibe V5000 vape kit to be a greener, alternative option to disposable vapes. As you have the ability to recharge the battery and purchase new pods and e-liquid containers, you have got a reusable vaping kit!

You can get up to 5000 puffs from one of these kits, which claims to outlast eight standard disposable vapes. Once you’ve finished off the e-liquid you can simply slide in a fresh refill container and go again!

Pods are replaceable too and feature a built in 1.1ohm mesh coil that vapes with a fixed 14 watt output, giving you a mouth to lung vape.

There are 20 different flavours to pick from at launch, featuring fruit, soda, candy and ice flavours. The replaceable e-liquid container is pre-filled with 10ml of 20mg nicotine salt e-liquid which feeds into the 2ml replaceable pod.

A handy LCD screen makes it easy to keep track of battery life and when the built in 650mAh battery is running out you can charge it back up by using a USB-C charging cable.

Many thanks to Vape Club for sending the full Geekvape Popvibe V5000 range in for review, let’s see how it stacks up! As always, all views are my own…

Specs/Features

• 93mm x 40mm x 20mm dimensions
• 62g weight
• Auto draw system
• Mouth to lung vape
• Up to 5000 puffs
• 2ml replaceable pod and 10ml replaceable pre-filled e-liquid container
• Built in 1.1ohm mesh coil
• Fixed 14W power output
• 20mg nicotine salt strength
• Rechargeable 650mAh battery
• USB-C charging port
• LCD display screen
• 20 different flavours

Kit Contents

Inside the box you get the

• Geekvape Popvibe V5000 device
• Prefilled 10ml refill container
• 2ml pod
• Instruction manual

Instructions on how to put the kit together are printed on a sticker on the kit, and we will also take you through the process of setting up and using a Geekvape Popvibe V5000 later on in this review!

Design & Build Quality

This is quite a small, box-styled device and it measures 93mm x 40mm x 20mm. It has a weight of 62g once the kit has been fully assembled, making it roughly palm sized. The kit itself comprises three parts – the device, e-liquid refill container and the pod.

There’s a range of 20 different colours available, which all correlate to the different flavours that are on offer. I will cover all of these later on in the review!

On the front of the device is an LCD screen which allows you to check the current battery level at a glance and underneath this is the USB-C charging port. A fixed airflow hole is also present on the side of the device.

Overall, the build quality feels a bit cheap and plasticky and I did have issues with sliding parts of the kit together as it was a bit stiff.

The sticky residue left over from the stickers wasn’t the nicest either and needed to be cleaned off before use.

Quick Start Guide

Before getting started with your Geekvape Popvibe V5000, you need to put the kit together.

• Firstly, you need to remove the kit from the packaging and remove the stickers too, there’s a handy instruction sticker present to guide you through the process.

You’ll likely have to give it a clean too after removing the stickers as I was left with a lot of sticky residue after removing them!

• Pull out the silicon plugs on the kit and remove the one present in the mouthpiece of the pod.
• Remove the childproof lid from the refill container but do not remove the rubber stopper under the lid!
• After this, click the refill container into the base of the pod and assemble the kit by lining up the pod and container with the sliding track on the device and sliding the device up.

Before vaping, invert the Popvibe V5000 for ten seconds to saturate the pod with e-liquid, then you can take a puff simply by drawing on the device.

There’s an LCD screen that displays the current battery level and to recharge the device you plug in a USB-C cable into the charging port located underneath the screen. There isn’t a cable supplied in the box however!

How Does The Geekvape Popvibe V5000 Perform?

You’ve got a wide range to pick from with over 20 different flavours available!

These cover fruit, soda, candy and ice flavours but there aren’t any tobacco or desserts to pick from.

Vape Club generously sent all 20 flavours over for review so my thoughts on them are below!

I’m pleased to see that Geekvape will also be selling refill containers separately for the Popvibe V5000 kit, meaning that you will be able to re-use it rather than throwing it away once you’ve finished the included refill container.

These should be available for purchase by the end of August 2024.

Strawberry Kiwi

They say

Combines the sweet taste of strawberry with tangy notes of kiwi.

We say

If you like a sweet strawberry and kiwi blend, then this one will hit the right notes for you.

There are notes of strawberry and kiwi right from the inhale and I pick up on both flavours from the outset rather than one being stronger than the other. They both seem to be present in equal measure!

These two do taste more like candied versions of the fruits rather than authentic tasting ones and there is quite a lot of sweetener present in the blend.

Blue Raspberry Cherry

They say

Delivers a sharp fruit medley featuring dark cherry and tart blue raspberry.

We say

Yep, like the description says, this one is definitely a ‘sharp’ tasting medley of fruits!

The sharpness for me comes from the level of flavouring concentrate used, because there is a lot of it and it makes the blend of blue raspberry and cherry taste a bit sharp and artificial.

I feel like Geekvape have tried to take the edge off of that a bit by adding a lot of sweetener to the blend.

It’s a touch too over-flavoured and over-sweetened for my tastes, but that is to be expected of disposable vape styled blends as they all seem to maximise flavour concentrate levels and sweetener!

Gummy Bear

They say

Features the distinct flavour of sweet mixed fruit candy.

We say

I’m not the greatest fan of “Gummy Bear” style blends as there’s usually too much flavour going on all at once. Plus often there is too much sweetener used in the mix, meaning that it just turns into sweetness overload for me!

This isn’t too bad however, the mix seems to be turned down a little allowing me to pick up on notes of mixed berries and citrus, underpinned with a sweet edge to it.

Still not something that I would vape all day but if you enjoy Gummy Bear flavours then this is a decent one to pick!

Fizzy Cherry

They say

Recreates the taste of cherryade, with sweet and sparkling notes throughout.

We say

I’m impressed, this does actually taste like Cherryade! I actually went down to my local newsagents and bought a bottle after trying this one out, just to compare it! Yes Geekvape have done a good job of replicating the taste.

So don’t expect authentic cherry flavouring, this is a candy soda-styled cherry vape. There is just a hint of fizz present and a very subtle cooling note, giving the mouthfeel of a chilled Cherryade straight out of the fridge.

Great job with this one!

Triple Mango

They say

A bold tropical blend that delivers the juicy, exotic flavour of mango.

We say

Triple Mango seems to be all the rage recently and Geekvape are the latest ones to try their hand at it!

I’ve always felt that ‘Triple Mango’ was just a stronger, more full on flavoured mango and that is exactly what you get here.

Plenty of mango flavouring is present, featuring juicy and sweet notes. It tastes like a mango juice to me. Just needs a strong kick of menthol to finish it all off!

Strawberry Ice

They say

Combines the familiar, sweet taste of strawberry with a crisp ice exhale.

We say

This was a bit of a flat, candied strawberry flavour that tasted a bit like a strawberry chew sweet to me.

That strawberry chew sweet flavour is quickly followed up with a fairly strong cooling kick that I found to be pretty refreshing. It leaves me with a nice and sweet chilled feeling on my tongue.

The strawberry does get a little lost in all the sweetener too, as there seems to be plenty of that packed into this blend!

Mr Blue

They say

Blends the juicy taste of a mixed berry medley with a cool layer of ice.

We say

Unfortunately this one was pretty much dead on arrival right out of the box.

It appeared that something might have been up when I was putting the kit together, as the LCD screen seemed to flicker on and off twice in quick succession.

I managed to get a very short puff out of the device before it cut off and seemed to die off completely. Then I disassembled it, cleaned the contacts, put it all back together but nothing would happen when I took a puff on it. I even popped it on charge to see if that would help but nothing happened when I did that either I am afraid, so I think I got a duff one!

From the single puff I got I managed to get a fleeting taste of some mixed berries but obviously I need a bit more from it to review it properly!

Blueberry Ice

They say

Fuses the sweet, slightly sharp flavour of blueberry with a frosty ice finish.

We say

I’m quite partial to a blueberry flavour, and this one does the job, but doesn’t offer anything really that makes it stand out from the rest of them.

There’s a sweet and thick blueberry Jam style of flavour coming through this that I just felt was a touch on the subtle side. If anything the blueberry flavouring could have done with being just a touch stronger.

It does get a bit overwhelmed with all the sweetener and the cooling sensation that is present, which is a little stronger than I expected it to be and leaves me with a nice chill in my mouth!

Blueberry Cherry Cranberry

They say

Takes the bold flavours of cherry and cranberry and sweetens them with notes of blueberry.

We say

I like a good blend of Blueberry, Cherry and Cranberry so I was looking forward to diving into this one!

And happily, I can say that it definitely delivers. I find with some other similar blends that the cranberry note tends to be more of an undertone, but that isn’t the case here.

Cranberry is actually one of the first flavour notes that I pick up on. It is delightfully tart and sharp, blending in with the sweet blueberry flavouring.

After this I get the cherry at the end that rounds this blend off nicely. Tasty stuff!

Menthol

They say

A simple blend that delivers intense cool and sweet notes throughout.

We say

This is more of a subtle menthol flavour rather than an in your face brain chilling one!

There’s a subtle and crisp note of mint at the start, that actually tastes a bit like authentic mint, before a chill comes in and washes over my palate.

I’d like it to be a little stronger overall but for most people this menthol flavour will do the trick and provide a refreshing vape!

Pink Lemonade

They say

Combines the classic taste of zesty Lemonade with notes of sweet mixed Red berries.

We say

At the start of this I get notes of raspberry, but not too much else in terms of mixed Red berries.

After the raspberry note I get a very nice Lemonade flavour that tastes a bit like freshly squeezed homemade Lemonade sprinkled with a lot of sugar. No hint of fizz here though to speak of!

A solid if not unspectacular pink Lemonade vape!

Pineapple Ice

They say

Fuses the exotic, sweet flavour of juicy pineapple with a cool ice finish.

We say

No self-respecting range of disposable styled flavours is complete without a Pineapple Ice flavour!

And it’s popular for a reason, because it provides an exotic and refreshing vaping experience.

Geekvape’s effort here with the Popvibe V5000 version definitely hits the spot when it comes to a refreshing vaping experience. I get an authentic tasting pineapple flavouring balanced out with a decent cooling sensation to finish. Just like a cold glass of pineapple juice!

I much prefer the authentic tasting versions over the ones that taste like a pineapple sweet, so this one gets the thumbs up from me!

Lemon Lime

They say

A sweet-yet-sharp citrus blend that combines tangy lemon and juicy lime notes.

We say

I get a blend of what tastes like freshly squeezed lemon juice mixed with the lime from the filling of a Key Lime Pie, which I find to be a really enjoyable blend! And both flavours are well balanced in the mix too.

It’s a bit of a different combo to what I expected from this at first and makes a refreshing change from the lemon lime Freeze Pop or soda styled flavours that I have become accustomed to!

Strawberry Watermelon Bubble Gum

They say

Delivers juicy watermelon and fruity strawberry notes sweetened by the sugary taste of bubblegum.

We say

Nope, not a fan of this one at all. The description didn’t appeal to me when I first read it and the taste of this didn’t do anything to change my mind!

I pick up on a lot of sweetener present here, like there’s a wave of it cascading over my palate when I take an inhale. Then there’s artificial tasting watermelon, strawberry and bubblegum present that left me with a nasty, chemical-like aftertaste.

It’s too sweet and too artificial tasting for my palate.

Watermelon Ice

They say

Takes the sweet and exotic taste of watermelon and chills it with a cool ice finish.

We say

This is a straight up watermelon ice flavour that tastes near identical to the multitude of others that are present on the market.

As expected, I get the candied watermelon flavour on the inhale that thankfully doesn’t taste too strong. There’s quite a fair amount of sweetener present in the blend that kind of overtakes the watery notes from the watermelon.

To finish, I get a bit of an icy chill that has a slight nip at the back of my throat.

Banana Ice

They say

Layers the creamy, sweet flavour of banana with a frosty ice exhale.

We say

Alongside a watermelon ice, banana ice is one of the flavours that I am least enthusiastic about trying out! It just really isn’t my thing.

I was hoping for more of an authentic banana flavour but as usual, I’m hit with the taste of Banana Foam Sweet to start off and a strong note of sweetener.

There’s no real creamy note from the banana to speak of. Great if you are a fan of Banana Foam Sweet flavouring!

After that I get the chilled note at the end, which is actually quite pleasant and not overly strong.

Strawberry Raspberry Cherry Ice

They say

Delivers a balanced berry blend, cooled with an arctic ice note on exhale.

We say

This one was one of my favourites from the Geekvape Popvibe V5000 range!

I get a good balance of the strawberry, raspberry and cherry notes. The strawberry and raspberry are the stronger notes as expected and the cherry holds the blend together. I get sweetness from the strawberry, sour notes from the raspberry and a rich and bold note from the cherry.

Definitely one that I could happily vape away on all day, Geekvape have done a great job of mixing this one!

Rainbow

They say

Provides the sweet, sugary and familiar flavour of fruit candy.

We say

‘Taste the Rainbow’…well I’m not quite sure that you do here!

Not in a bad way, this isn’t a bad tasting vape by any means, it’s just that I couldn’t really taste much other than citrus and a lot of sweetener!

I was trying to pick up on the other notes that should be there in a Skittles styled vape, but try as I might I could only get a sweet orange citrus taste from this one.

As a sweet orange citrus vape it isn’t all that bad though!

Blueberry Sour Raspberry

They say

Combines the juicy and sweet taste of blueberry with the tangy flavour of blue raspberry.

We say

This one is a blue sour raspberry flavour that is more on the artificial and candied side, rather than a blend of authentic tasting flavourings.

The balance here is pretty good, with the blue raspberry and blueberry notes mixing quite well and providing a sweet and sour edge to them. But I couldn’t really shake off the slight chemical aftertaste after having a fair few puffs on this.

In moderation, it’s not a bad vape overall but was slightly let down by that chemical aftertaste when chain vaping it!

Cherry Ice

They say

Fuses the sweet, dark flavour of cherry with a punchy ice finish.

We say

I do like a nice cherry vape and this one hit the spot for me!

This one features a nice, smooth and sweet candied cherry flavour that has a pretty thick mouthfeel to it, I felt that it tasted a bit like a Glace cherry.

After the cherry I get a nice, subtle cooling sensation from the Koolada which rounds this one off very nicely indeed.

Device Performance

Geekvape Popvibe V5000 devices are set up to deliver a mouth to lung vape, with the airflow on the device being fixed.

Airflow is drawn in from the airflow hole on the side of the device. At the start I did find myself accidentally covering this up when holding the kit and taking a puff on it which was a bit annoying.

It does deliver quite a tight mouth to lung vape. There’s a fairly smooth draw present which is good for long draws on the device. It fires pretty much instantaneously when you take a draw too, with no delay that I could pick up on.

The internal battery is a rechargeable 650mAh one, which will just about get the average user through a whole day’s worth of vaping. If you vape quite heavily (like I do), then this will be reduced.

Thankfully the battery can be recharged though it isn’t the quickest device at charging!

Puff Count

I do take most manufacturers claims of how many puffs you get with a pinch of salt, and here Geekvape claim that you can get up to 5000 puffs from a Popvibe V5000. As always, I am happy to put those claims to the test!

The amount of puffs you get will depend on how long you take a puff on the device, and how deeply you draw on it for.

I like to take long and slow inhales which will knock the puff count down considerably!

I counted 2,754 puffs from the Rainbow one before it gave up the ghost and died out. In real terms, this meant that I got about a week out of one of these kits, used alongside some of my other devices.

Pros

• Lots of different flavours to choose from
• LCD screen with battery life indicator
• Reusable system
• Good option for beginners
• Small form factor

Cons

• Sticky residue left on the device from the stickers
• Build quality feels cheap
• No dessert or tobacco flavours
• Might be a bit finicky for some to set up
• Can accidentally cover up the airflow hole when holding the device

Final Verdict

Geekvape’s first foray into the prefilled big puff pod kit market is a pretty decent one, with a pretty solid range of twenty different flavours to pick from and a lot of puffs for your money!

The initial set up of one of these might be a little finicky for some, especially when having to click all the different parts together. But once you have that out of the way you’ve got yourself a pretty decent small form factor performer that should get you through around a weeks’ worth of vaping.

Value for money wise, these offer the equivalent of eight regular disposable vapes. Plus you have the ability to reuse the device once the refill containers and pods become available shortly.

So if you still use disposables you can’t really go wrong by switching to one of these!

What are your thoughts on the Geekvape Popvibe V5000? Let us know in the comments below!

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The Geekvape Aegis range of devices is well known for being rugged with protection against shocks, dust and water. There have been so many versions in box mod and pod kit formats!

More Details On The Geekvape Aegis Solo 3…

There are two versions of this – one with an internal battery and one with a removable battery. We will cover both in this preview!

For the internal battery version there is a 3000mAh battery nestled inside the device. For the removable battery version you will need your own 18650 battery.

Both devices feature a 2A USB Type C port for charging.

The mod will output 5-100W and there are 5 different user modes which you can view on the 0.96 inch colour display…

• Smart: The device automatically adjusts the output to suit the coil installed in the tank.
• Power: This is a standard Variable Wattage mode where you can adjust the power manually.
• Boosting: Select this to boost the power!
• Memory: This mode allows you to save your favourite settings including power, puffs count and colour theme.
• Eco: In this mode the device operates in a way to reduce battery usage.
• TCR: This is the Temperature Control mode.

This has a smart lock feature which apparently uses “biosensing technology” to automatically detect the human touch for unlocking.

To keep up with the rugged reputation this has a Tri-proof IP68 rating – meaning it has resistance to water, shocks and dust.

The AS 4.0 Chipset controls all the device operations and has buck-boost tech to help keep the output stable.

If you buy the full kit the Geekvape Z (Zeus) 2021 Sub Ohm tank is included.

The tank has been covered in other reviews (Geekvape S100 Kit) so I won’t go into massive detail on that.

But just as a basic rundown this has the top airflow inlet which helps prevent leaking and you can adjust the incoming airflow to your preference.

This is compatible with the Z Series sub ohm coils and the Z0.2ohm and Z0.4ohm coils are included in the kit.

Here in an introduction video from the Geekvape YouTube channel.

There are 10 colours to choose from: Titanium Grey, Golden Blue, Dark Grey, Black, Silver, Purple, Green, Red, Blue and Rainbow.

Kit Includes

You can also buy the mod and tank on their own.

• Geekvape Aegis Solo 3 mod
• Geekvape Z Sub-ohm 2021 tank
• 0.2ohm Z series coil
• 0.4ohm Z series coil
• Coil tool
• USB type C cable
• User manual

Aegis Solo 3 Mod Specs

• Size: 87x41mm
• Battery: 3000mAh (internal battery version) / 1×18650 (removable battery version)
• Display: 0.96in colour screen
• Output: 5-100W (7.5V max)
• User modes: VW (Power), Smart, Boosting, Memory, Eco, TCR
• Type C USB 2A charging
• Resistance range: 0.1-3ohm
• Temperature control limits: Not specified
• Smart lock
• IP68 water, shock & dust proof rating
• AS chip 4.0

Geekvape Z Subohm 2021 Tank Specs

• Size: Not specified
• Capacity: 5.5ml (standard) / 2ml (TPD)
• Coil: Z Series coils
• Screw top fill cap – larger fill port
• Top adjustable airflow – larger airflow ports

I love the look of both kits and they have some great features! Plus you can choose whether to buy the internal battery or removable battery version!

What do you think of the new Geekvape Aegis Solo 3? Let me know in the comments below!

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Yes this reminds me of the Voopoo Doric Galaxy, Lost Vape Thelema Nexus and the Joyetech eRoll Slim. There must be a new trend for this style of kit – probably to capture those transitioning from Disposable Vapes ahead of the UK ban.

More Details On The Geekvape Wenax M…

This kit consists of a small vape pen device (Geekvape Wenax M1 Mini) and a portable charging case (Wenax M Power bank) to carry around.

This is a very “retro” design which seems to have had a resurgence!

Firstly looking at the vape pen device itself – it has a small 400mAh battery – which isn’t too much of an issue as long as you carry the power bank around.

You can charge the pen either using the USB type C port on the base or insert it into the power bank where it will charge magnetically.

The output and airflow are fixed and it is a simple auto draw (inhale on the mouthpiece to fire) activation.

An LED indicator informs you of the charge remaining and any faults.

This uses fixed coil pods – therefore when the coil performance deteriorates you discard the pod (tank) section and replace with a new one. No messy and fiddly coil changes to cope with.

It is compatible with the Wenax M1 pods and there are 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm versions included in the kit. There are refillable and pre-filled versions available.

A great feature is the ability to use filter style mouthpieces – which mimic the filter on a cigarette. If that is not your thing you also have a plastic mouthpiece too.

Looking at the power bank now – this will charge the vape pen magnetically when it is inserted into the bank.

Or it will also charge with the OTG (On The Go) system where it will output via a USB cable to either the vape pen or other devices which need charging.

It has a 2500mAh battery and charges via the USB Type C port. Apparently this is capable of charging the vape pen 4 times to one power bank charge.

An LED indicator and vibration alert are provided to keep you updated to the status.

Here is an introduction video from the GeekVape YouTube channel.

There are 7 colours to choose from: Moonlit Silver, Pastel Purple, Petal Pink, Slate Blue, Avocado Green, Carbon Grey and Earth Art.

Kit Includes

(Also available with just the vape pen & pod – no power bank)

• Geekvape Wenax M1 Mini vape pen
• Wenax M power bank
• 0.8ohm pod
• 1.2ohm pod
• USB Type C to Type C cable
• 10x Geekvape Filter Drip tip
• User manual

Geekvape Wenax M Specs

• Size: 16×113.8mm (vape pen) / 34x22x93.5mm (power bank)
• Battery: Power Bank = 2500mAh (internal) / Vape Pen = 400mAh (internal)
• Display: LED indicator (Pen) / LED indicator and Vibration (power bank)
• Vape Pen Output: 16W
• Type C USB charging (pen and power bank) / Magnetic charging with power bank (pen)
• Resistance range: Not specified
• Capacity: 2ml
• Pods: 0.8ohm, 1.2ohm – compatible with Wenax M1 refillable or Pre-filled pods
• Auto draw
• Plastic or cigarette filter style drip tips (Mouthpiece)
• Side fill
• Power bank can charge other compatible devices

Yep another retro PCC (Portable Charging Case) style kit – is there really much call for these nowadays?

Let me know your thoughts on the Geekvape Wenax M in the comments below!

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The Aegis range is one of the most popular – their signature feature is a rugged design. Often waterproof, shock proof and dust proof!

What To Expect From The Geekvape Aegis Legend 3…

The full kit consists of the Aegis Legend 3 mod and the existing Z Fli tank.

I will look at the mod first. You will need 2×18650 batteries (which are not included). A USB Type C port is provided with a fast 3A charge rate (dependent on suitable USB outlet).

Output wise this is specified as 5-200W. You get Power (Variable Wattage), TCR, Smart (device automatically sets the correct output), Boosting, ECO (preserve battery charge) and Memory user modes.

The memory mode gives you the ability to store the parameters of your favourite vape – there are 5 memory spaces available.

A colour 0.96in TFT screen displays all of your vaping data.

As with all Aegis kits this has IP-68 Water, Dust and Shock resistance.

One of the new features is the ability to lock the mod. You have two options – either use a button to lock / unlock the device or in the “touch lock” mode – the device will recognise your palm and unlock automatically. Ideal to make sure the device is not accidentally triggered, especially when it comes to children.

The brain of the mod is the AS Chip 4.0 which has Buck-Boost technology to keep the output stable regardless of the battery charge.

Included in the full kit is the Geekvape Z Fli Sub Ohm tank – which we have covered in another preview here. But I will give a quick summary below!

This is part of the Z / Zeus range, which are popular due to their top airflow inlet system. As the e-liquid sits below the air inlets there is less chance of leaking compared to bottom airflow tanks.

So not to buck the trend you will also find the same adjustable top airflow here.

As an improvement there are graduated markings to show the adjustment levels of the airflow to help you recognise the correct setting.

Another upgrade is the filling system. This time you get a flip open top cap which moves out of the way so there is no obstruction to the bottle when filling.

There are some new coils for this – the Z XM range – which come in 0.15ohm and 0.4ohm variants – you get both in the kit. These are apparently upgraded for double the coil life.

I am not 100% sure if this is compatible with the previous “Z” coil range – there is some confusion on the Geekvape Website – the graphic below shows the 0.15ohm XM but not the 0.4ohm?

There is a 510 connection base so it will be compatible with all 510 box mods.

In standard form this has a 5.5ml capacity, but for TPD regulated areas this is reduced to 2ml.

There are 10 colours to choose from: Titanium Grey, Golden Blue, Dark Grey, Black, Silver, Purple, Green, Red, Blue and Rainbow.

There will also be a Limited Edition Carrera version which has a higher output of 230W and is a homage to the Porsche Carrera.

Kit Includes

• Geekvape Aegis Legend 3 mod
• Geekvape Z Fli tank
• Spare parts pack
• User manuals
• Spare tank glass
• Z 0.15ohm XM coil
• Z 0.4ohm XM coil
• USB Type C cable

Geekvape Aegis Legend III Mod Specs

• Size: 140.5×55.3mm (including tank)
• Battery: 2x 18650 (not included)
• Display: 0.96 inch TFT colour screen
• Output: 5-200W (5-230W Carrera Edition)
• User modes: Variable Wattage (Power) , TCR, ECO, Smart, Boosting, Memory
• Type C USB charging – 3A fast charge rate
• Resistance range: 0.1-3ohm
• Smart lock with Touch Lock (palm recognition system) or Button Lock
• Memory mode to save up to 5 of your favourite vaping settings
• IP-68 rating
• AS Chip 4.0

Geekvape Z Fli Tank Specs

• Size: 29×51.5mm
• Capacity: 5.5ml (Standard) / 2ml (TPD)
• 810 drip tip
• Compatible with: Z XM Coils
• Top leak proof adjustable airflow
• Flip top fill

This looks to have plenty of features and any method of being able to lock the device to prevent accidental adjustment or activation is always a winner for me!

Comment below your thoughts on the Geekvape Aegis Legend III!

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The Tsunami range also includes the original Tsunami RDA and the Tsunami Mech kit.

More Details On The Geekvape Tsunami Reborn Z RDA…

Unfortunately the Geekvape website is missing a lot of specifications for this kit, which is very unusual!

But I will tell you what I do know.

Firstly as the name suggests it is an RDA (Rebuildable Dripping Atomiser) and it has a solid 510 pin installed in the tank base.

However the kit also includes a hollow Bottom feed (BF) pin for use with Squonk mods.

The deck is designed for dual coil builds and is apparently easy to build on with plenty of space for chunky coils.

There are airflow inlets on either side of the barrel and these are adjustable. The airflow passages are slanted downwards towards the coil to increase flavour and vapour.

Another feature is the short stance of the RDA meaning the vapour path is shorter bringing the vapour straight to your lips.

There are 5 colours to choose from: Black, SS, Gunmetal, Gold and Pink.

Kit Includes

Kit contents not specified at time of writing.

Geekvape Tsunami Reborn Z RDA Specs

• Size: Not specified
• Easy coil building
• Adjustable airflow
• Dual coil build deck
• Bottom feed (Squonk) pin included

It is a shame that there are no specifications or kit contents listed on the Geekvape website.

Let me know your first impressions of the Geekvape Tsunami Reborn Z RDA in the comments below!

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This follows on from the Wenax Stylus, Wenax K1, Wenax U and Wenax Q. Though rather confusingly if you go on Geekvape’s website and click on the ‘Wenax’ section…you won’t find the Wenax Q Mini nor the Wenax Q listed there. They are found under the ‘Q pod’ section!

Geekvape really made a name for themselves way back in 2016 with the Geekvape Griffin RTA and Geekvape Tsunami RDA. Most recently, we’ve looked at and reviewed some of their newer products such as the Z Fli Sub Ohm Tank, Meloso Mini disposables, Wenax K2 and the Sonder Q.

They have grown into one of the largest and most recognisable brand names in the industry and have won a string of awards along the way. Including cleaning up some awards in the Ecigclick Awards over the years!

What Can We Expect From The Geekvape Wenax Q Mini?

As per other Geekvape products in the Q and Wenax ranges, this is a refillable pod kit.

Refillable pod systems are a great option to look at if you currently use disposable vapes.

They offer better performance, a pod that can be refilled multiple times with different e-liquids and rechargeable batteries. Some even offer different bells and whistles such as adjustable airflow and variable wattage to really tailor your vape.

Plus they are more environmentally friendly, as there is less waste from them. Also they tend to save you money in the long run over disposables. They are pretty much just as easy to use as a disposable vape as well!

The Wenax Q Mini has 2ml capacity top filled refillable pods and comes with both a 0.6ohm pod and 1.2ohm pod. It outputs up to 25W of power, with Smart Mode detecting the resistance of the pod and how much battery life is left to judge how much power to deliver to the pod.

It retains compatibility with the existing Q series of pods, so you can also choose from a 0.8ohm pod as well as the included 0.6ohm and 1.2ohm pods.

A 1000mAh battery is built into the device, which is charged via USB-C. Geekvape say that this will deliver up to two days of battery life. Handy for when you are out and about and away from a power source!

There’s also an adjustable airflow slider, LED indicator light and a range of different eye-catching designs to pick from.

Vape Club have very kindly sent us one to review, so let’s have a look at how the Geekvape Wenax Q Mini performs.

Kit Contents

• Geekvape Wenax Q Mini device
• USB Type-C charging cable
• 0.6ohm Geekvape Q pod cartridge (pre-installed)
• 1.2ohm Geekvape Q pod cartridge (spare)
• User manual

Geekvape Wenax Q Mini Specifications

• Size: 120mm x 24mm x 14mm
• Weight: 52g
• Easy puff and go system
• Inhale activated
• 2ml capacity refillable 0.6ohm and 1.2ohm pods
• Easy top filling system
• Up to 25W power output
• Smart mode to automatically set power output
• Mouth to lung and restricted direct lung vaping options
• Adjustable airflow
• 1000mAh built in battery
• USB-C charging
• LED indicator light
• Six different designs available
• Ten second vaping cut off protection
• Short circuit protection

Design and Build Quality

Well this is certainly a looker! Vape Club sent me the Gradient Gold finish and I really do love how this kit looks. The gradient between the Gold and Aqua Blue is lovely, as are the etched designs on the kit itself.

There’s six different designs available, with Black, Turquoise, Pink, Gradient Gray, Gradient Purple and the Gradient Gold version that I was sent for review.

Now I’m not sure where they got the ‘Mini’ name from, especially as this kit has dimensions of 120mm x 24mm x 14mm and weighs 52g! Definitely making it a lot larger than other ‘mini’ pod system devices that I have used recently such as the Uwell Caliburn GK3!

In the hand, it is pretty nice to hold. Edges are rounded so there are no sharp bits digging into your hand and the pen style of the Wenax Q Mini makes it a nice and ergonomic little device.

It is quite robust as well and the finish hasn’t really picked up any scratches whilst I’ve used it, nor is it much of a fingerprint magnet.

On the front of the device you’ll spot the X shaped LED light indicator, which is the X in Wenax on the device, which pulses different colours to show how much battery remains.

On the back is the Geekvape logo.

The one side features the airflow adjustment slider, which is a silver toggle and on the opposite side is the USB-C charging port.

Quick Start Guide

This is a draw activated pod system, with the power output automatically selected for you by the device. So all you need to do is to take it out of the box, fill the pod with e-liquid and get vaping on it.

How To Fill The Geekvape Wenax Q Mini Pod

A top filling system is used on the Q pods and it is so easy to use you don’t even need to take the pod out of the device to fill it.

• Simply pop the mouthpiece off of the pod
• Locate the square shaped filling port and pop the nozzle of your bottle in there and fill.
• When filling it for the first time, let the e-liquid sit in the tank for at least five minutes to allow it to fully soak into the coil.

One very small gripe that I have with the design of the pods is that you can’t see exactly how much e-liquid is left in the pod unless you remove the pod or invert it, but it isn’t exactly a dealbreaker.

Charging

Battery level is displayed via the X shaped LED indicator (the X on Wenax along the side of the device!) and it will pulse a different colour depending on how much juice is left in the battery. Green means that 70-100% battery remains, Blue means 31-69% remains and Red is 0-30%.

Charging the device is as simple as using the included USB-C cable and plugging it into the charging port located at the side of the device and ensuring that the cable is plugged into a power source. It will charge up from empty to full in around an hour.

How does the Geekvape Wenax Q Mini perform?

Firstly, I’ll look at the 0.6ohm pod as this comes installed in the device. This is designed for restricted direct lung hit vaping (RDL).

We tell you about RDL, MTL and DTL in our Guide To Vaping Styles.

Using this pod will mean that the Wenax Q Mini will output between 18-25W depending on how much power is left in the battery. It will start off with a 25W power output and gradually trickle down to 18W over usage.

I’ve found this works best with the airflow either having two holes exposed or fully open.

It delivers a slightly warm vape that is surprisingly well saturated with flavour. It performed really well with a range of different dessert flavoured and fruit flavoured e-liquids that I ran through it!

In the box you also get a 1.2ohm pod designed for mouth to lung (MTL) vaping and using this pod means that 8-12W of power will be delivered.

Whilst using this I have found that you need to dial the airflow right down to get a ‘true’ mouth to lung vape, so bear that in mind. If the airflow is half or fully open, this is too airy for a mouth to lung vape and it will make the vape quite weak.

Again, as with the 0.6ohm coil, the flavour production is pretty good here – but as long as you have dialled the airflow down.

The pods are rated for 20ml worth of refills, so 10 refills. But during usage I have got more than that. I have been using this device daily for the past couple of weeks and the 0.6ohm pod is still going strong, with no signs of degradation and it definitely has had more than 10 refills!

Airflow can be adjusted using the slider at the side of the device, with four different options available.

It can be completely closed down for a tight mouth to lung vape. Have one hole exposed for a looser mouth to lung hit, two holes exposed is in the realm of a restricted lung hit rather than a mouth to lung hit and fully open is definitely a restricted lung hit. Vapour production is pretty decent with the airflow fully open!

A 1000mAh battery is built into the device, and Geekvape claim that this offers two days’ worth of battery life. This is obviously dependent on how you use it and which pod you are using.

If you vape it infrequently and with the 1.2ohm coil then yes – you will get two days or more. However from experience, heavier usage with the 0.6ohm coil brings this right down to just over a day’s worth of use. Thankfully it does recharge pretty quickly.

Pros

• Adjustable airflow gives you some control over your vape
• Good flavour from both pods
• Long lifespan from the pods
• Easy to fill
• Great looks
• Easy puff and go option
• Mouth to lung and restricted direct lung hit options
• Battery lifespan is very good
• Well priced

Cons

• More feature rich Wenax Q version is available for the same price
• No way to adjust wattage
• Not the smallest ‘mini’ device on the market
• Need to remove the pod or invert the device to see exactly how much e-liquid you have left

Final Verdict

Overall, this is a pretty solid little performer. It is easy to use – simply puff away on it! It is easy to refill and I enjoyed the flavour that both of the included pods delivered.

Long lifespan from the pods is another bonus, as is the fact that this is a pretty good-looking little pod system with a range of different colours available.

I couldn’t really find much to fault with it, it just does exactly what I would expect from a pod system and I have enjoyed my time using it!

However, I did notice that the Wenax Q is available for the same price as the Wenax Q Mini and this comes with more features such as variable wattage, a screen and the ability to lock the device.

I can’t comment on how the Wenax Q performs in comparison to the Wenax Q Mini, as I haven’t tried it, but you can read our review.

I guess that deciding between purchasing the Wenax Q Mini or the Wenax Q boils down to whether you just want to puff away on your device without having to adjust any settings other than airflow, or whether you do like to tinker with the power output to further tailor your vape!

Many thanks to Vape Club for sending the Geekvape Wenax Q Mini over for review, this is available now through Vape Club for the bargain price of £14.99!

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Geekvape are a huge name in the vaping world, with plenty of devices for all – from simple pod kits in the Wenax range up to the more complex devices in the rugged Aegis range.

What To Expect From The Geekvape Soul…

The design of this reminds me a lot of the OXVA Oneo – with the top cap concealing the pod.

This might look a simple kit but there is a bit more technology than you would expect!

The 0.69in OLED screen shows all of your device information plus the power output selected.

Yes that is right – this has variable wattage up to 30W.

Inside the mod is a very decent 1500mAh capacity battery and this is charged using the USB Type C port.

Not only is the output adjustable, but so is the airflow – a small wheel is located on the top of the pod. Top mounted airflow reduces the chance of e-liquid leaking from the airflow inlets.

This uses the Soul replaceable cartridges and you get the 1ohm and 0.6ohm versions included in the kit.

The coil is fixed so the pod is disposed of when the performance has deteriorated. Ideal for those who do not wish to faff about changing coils.

A side fill port is provided for you to add up to 4ml of your own e-liquid. This capacity is reduced for those in TPD regulated areas to 2ml.

There are 6 colours to choose from: Black, Gunmetal, Champagne, Violet, White and Pink.

Kit Includes

• Geekvape Soul device
• 0.6ohm Soul cartridge
• 1ohm Soul cartridge
• USB Type C cable
• User manual

Geekvape Soul Specs

• Size: 31.45×21.5×107.85mm
• Battery: 1500mAh (internal)
• Display: 0.69in OLED screen
• Output: 30W max
• User modes: Variable wattage
• Type C USB charging
• Resistance range: 0.3ohm minimum
• Capacity: 4ml (Standard) / 2ml (TPD)
• Pods: Geekvape Soul Cartridge
• Adjustable top airflow
• Side fill port
• Auto draw and button firing

This really is a very pretty kit which is backed up with some excellent features!

Let me know what you think of the Geekvape Soul in the comments below!

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The Aegis family include pod kits such as the Boost, plus box mod kits including the Legend 2 (L200) and T200.

What To Expect From The Geekvape AN2…

As the name suggests this is an update to the original Aegis Nano kit.

The main update is the battery capacity, it is now 1100mAh compared to the 800mAh of the original.

It seems the output is the same with a max of 30W. Of course you have variable wattage so you can adjust the output to suit your preference and the pod installed.

You still get the 0.69in OLED screen to view all of your adjustments and device data.

The most important feature found on Aegis devices is the fact they are well protected! The AN2 is in the same vein with the Tri-proof technology – which means the mod has dust, water and shock resistance.

Also there is still airflow adjustment via a slider on the front of the mod.

When it comes to pods, the AN2 uses the same fixed coil refillable pods as the original Nano – now named “N cartridges”.

You can choose from the 0.6ohm and 1.2ohm pod cartridges which are both included in the kit.

These feature a top fill port and leak-proof design.

Here is an introduction video from the Geekvape YouTube Channel.

There are 6 colours to choose from: Midnight Dark, Polar Silver, Moon Grey, Jungle Green, Ocen Blue and Sunset Yellow.

Kit Includes

• Geekvape AN 2 device
• N Cartridge 0.6ohm
• N Cartridge 1.2ohm
• USB Type C cable
• Carry chain
• User manual

Geekvape AN2 Specs

• Size: 87×34.2×24.7mm
• Battery: 1100mAh (internal)
• Display: 0.69in OLED screen
• Output: 30W max
• Modes: Variable wattage
• Type C USB charging
• Resistance range: Not specified
• Capacity: 2ml
• Pods: Geekvape N Pod Cartridge compatible
• Adjustable airflow
• Top fill
• Tri-proof mod (Water, Dust and Shock resistant)
• Leakproof design

I like the fact that this version has a bigger battery capacity and the other update seems to just be to the styling?

Let me know your thoughts on the Geekvape AN2 (Aegis Nano 2) in the comments below!

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