The Geekvape Aegis Boost is the first AIO by popular manufacturer Geekvape, and the second pod style vape after the Bident. Geekvape started by making some of the best rebuildables out there, and then went on to make mods and made some of the best ones as well. They also produced one of the best sub ohm tanks in the Alpha so, in short, yeah… Geekvape has been killing it. Now they have not only started doing pod-based devices, but they are using the popular Aegis line in the design which is a nice move. I’ve always loved the looks and ruggedness of the Aegis line.
The Geekvape Aegis Boost is a fully adjustable AIO rated for 40 watts, and uses a built-in battery rated at 1500 mAh. The pods hold a solid 3.7 mL of juice and take three types of coils; a 0.6-ohm coil, a 0.4-ohm coil, and an RBA deck that’s sold separately. The pods are obviously refillable and the coils are replaceable, so there’s less waste and lower costs for the user.
The Geekvape Aegis Boost is pretty large for a pod style vape. It’s only a little smaller than the Aegis Mini but I was surprised by how little it weighs. They list it at 120 grams, but I weighed it full of juice with a coil installed and got 113.4 grams. The device itself without a pod in it is only 93.7 grams. It stands approximately 106.8 mm x 27.7 mm x 39.2 mm.
The Boost feels great in the hand with its ergonomic shape and rubberized finish and, same as the rest of the Aegis line, it is rugged and IP67 rated for dust and water-resistance. You won’t find a tougher pod system out there. It features the standard Aegis color frame accent and the leather backing. Build quality is top notch but that’s not surprising. If you haven’t used an Aegis device before, you are missing out quite a bit.
