Geekvape Aegis Force Vape Kit

Two drip tips in one box. That detail tells you everything about what Geekvape is going for here. The Aegis Force ships with an MTL tip and a DTL tip, a 3200mAh built-in battery, 80W of output, and a 2ml top-fill pod running B Series Boost coils.

The kit includes a 0.2ohm coil for warmer, cloudier pulls at 50-58W and a 0.4ohm for a tighter, more flavour-focused draw at 25-35W. Swap the drip tip, swap the coil, and you have a fundamentally different vaping experience from the same device. 

There is a 0.96-inch colour display on the front, Smart mode for auto-wattage, Power mode for manual control, and temperature control for compatible wire types. All wrapped in that signature Aegis build quality.

Why vapers choose the Geek Vape Aegis Force:

• Both MTL and DTL drip tips included so you set the kit up for your preferred style without buying extras

• 3200mAh built-in battery comfortably handles a full day at moderate wattages, sometimes stretching into a second

• B Series Boost coils are the same proven platform used across other Geekvape Aegis products, widely stocked and easy to find

• Top airflow pod design keeps liquid away from the air path, drastically cutting leaks compared to traditional bottom-airflow pods

• Smart mode auto-reads the coil and sets output, so you can fire the kit straight out of the box without touching a setting

Geekvape Aegis Force Vape Kit Features

Two Drip Tips, Two Completely Different Draws

Here is what most people miss about this kit. The DTL drip tip is wider, encouraging a full lung inhale with more vapour. The MTL tip is narrower, creating a tighter pull closer to how a cigarette draws. Pair the DTL tip with the 0.2ohm coil at 55W, and you get clouds. Pair the MTL tip with the 0.4ohm coil at 28W, and you get a quieter, flavour-forward session. Same device. Totally different outcome.

80W Through a Pod. Not Bad.

Most pod-based kits cap at 30 or 40 watts. The Aegis Force goes to 80W, which is unusual for this form factor. You will not need 80W often, honestly. The sweet spot for the included coils sits around 25-58W depending on which one you run. But that headroom is there for vapers who attach higher-wattage B Series Coils from the wider range, like a 0.15ohm option that benefits from the extra ceiling.

A Battery That Keeps Up

3200mAh built-in. No swapping cells, no external charger. At the 0.4ohm coil running around 30W, you are looking at a day and a half comfortably. At higher wattages on the 0.2ohm coil, a full day is realistic for moderate use. USB-C charges at 5V/2A, which is not the fastest on the market, but it gets the job done in a couple of hours. The battery level shows on the TFT display, so you always know where you stand.

Leak-Resistant Pod With Top Airflow

Geekvape routed the air path through the top of the Force pod rather than the base. The practical effect? Liquid pools at the bottom of the pod, air enters from above, and the two barely interact. You can leave this kit on its side in a bag, in a warm car, or tilted in a pocket, and the chances of liquid seeping out are significantly lower than with a standard pod. The fill port sits on top of the pod too, accessible without removing it from the device.

Temperature Control for the Curious

Not everyone uses TC, and that is fine. But it is here. If you build or buy coils in stainless steel, nickel, or titanium, the Force mod can regulate temperature rather than just wattage. This prevents dry hits entirely, because the mod cuts power when the coil reaches your set limit. Advanced feature, but it separates this kit from cheaper alternatives that only offer variable wattage.

Geekvape Aegis Force Vape Kit Colours

Refillable kit, so your flavour depends on whichever e-liquid you put in. The 0.4ohm coil runs well with 50/50 Nic Salts at 10-20mg. The 0.2ohm coil prefers thicker High VG Shortfills at 3-6mg for fuller vapour production.

Six colours available:

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• Moss Green
• Carbon Black
• Chameleon Prism
• Canyon Orange
• Ivory White
• Iris Purple

How to Set Up the Geekvape Aegis Force Vape Kit

Takes a few minutes. The coil step matters, so do not rush it.

1. Open the box. Pull out the mod, the pod, both coils, both drip tips, and the USB-C cable.

2. Choose your coil. The 0.2ohm Boost coil comes pre-fitted in the pod. If you prefer a tighter draw, remove it and press the 0.4ohm coil into the pod base instead.

3. Open the top-fill port on the pod and add your e-liquid. Stay within the 2ml line.

4. Close the fill port. Now turn the pod upside down and let it rest for roughly six minutes. The mesh wicking material inside the B Series coil absorbs liquid more reliably when gravity pulls it downward into the cotton. Skip this, and the first pull will taste harsh.

5. Choose your drip tip: the wider DTL tip for open lung draws or the narrower MTL tip for a cigarette-style pull. Press it onto the pod.

6. Insert the pod into the device. It clips in firmly.

7. Five clicks on the fire button to power on. The TFT display shows your wattage, coil resistance, and battery level.

8. Smart mode activates by default and matches output to the coil. Adjust manually in Power mode if you want to fine-tune.

What's in the Geekvape Aegis Force Vape Kit Box

The kit ships with: 

• the Aegis Force mod (3200mAh built-in battery), 

• one Aegis Force cartridge pod (2ml TPD capacity, top-fill), 

• a 0.2ohm B Series Boost coil pre-installed in the pod (rated 50-58W), 

• a spare 0.4ohm B Series Boost coil (rated 25-35W), 

• a DTL drip tip, an MTL drip tip, 

• a USB Type-C cable, 

• and a user manual with warning card. 

E-liquid is not included.

Coils, Pods, and E-Liquids for the Geekvape Aegis Force

The Aegis Force runs on Geekvape B Series Boost coils, which come in seven resistances spanning the full range from sub-ohm DTL to tight MTL. The 0.2ohm and 0.4ohm coils in the kit are a good starting point, but you can also fit 0.15ohm, 0.3ohm, and 0.6ohm options for DTL, or step up to 0.8ohm and 1.2ohm for a dedicated MTL experience.

The Aegis Force pod is specific to this device. It is not compatible with the Aegis Boost 2 (B60) pod, despite both using B Series coils. The coils themselves are cross-compatible. The pods are not. So when ordering replacements, make sure you grab Aegis Force cartridge pods specifically. Any USB-C cable works for charging.

For e-liquid, pair the lower-resistance coils with shortfills in 70/30 VG/PG. For the higher-resistance MTL coils, nic salts at 50/50 in 10-20mg work best.

About Geekvape

Geekvape started building hardware in 2015, and the Aegis name became their identity. What began as a single rugged box mod has expanded into a full family covering pod kits, pod mods, and full mod setups. The B Series coil platform runs through multiple Aegis devices, which means your coil investment carries across products if you stay in the ecosystem. The Aegis Force sits in the middle of the current lineup: more power than the entry-level Aegis pods, more portable than the Boost 2 or the Legend mods. All Geekvape Products sold in the UK are TPD compliant.

Stock Up and Save

The Aegis Force comes with two coils, but once you figure out which resistance you prefer, you will want spares on hand. Both B Series coil types are available in five-packs. Add a couple of 10ml Nic Salts or a shortfill to your order, hit £25 for Free Pirate Post, and the lot ships same-day before 4 pm. Everything on Pirate Vapes is TPD compliant, age-verified at checkout, and sourced through authorised UK distributors. Over 18s only.

Conclusion

The Aegis Force fills a gap most kits do not acknowledge. Plenty of devices do MTL well. Plenty do DTL well. Very few ship with the hardware to do both out of the box. The dual drip tips, the wide coil compatibility range (0.15ohm right through to 1.2ohm), and 80W of headroom mean you can genuinely configure this kit for either style without buying a second device.

The 3200mAh battery lasts, the top-airflow pod barely leaks, and the B Series coils are proven across the Aegis range. If you want one kit that covers both camps, the Aegis Force makes a strong case. Grab it from Pirate Vapes and pick up a few B Series coils in whatever resistance suits your draw.

FAQs

Does the Geek Vape Aegis Force Vape Kit work for both MTL and DTL vaping?

Yes. The kit ships with both an MTL and a DTL drip tip, plus two coils that cover both styles. The 0.4ohm with the MTL tip gives a tighter pull. The 0.2ohm with the DTL tip opens the draw up for bigger clouds.

What coils does the Geek Vape Aegis Force Vape Kit use?

Geekvape B Series Boost coils. Seven resistances from 0.15ohm to 1.2ohm. The kit includes a 0.2ohm (50-58W) and a 0.4ohm (25-35W).

Can Aegis Boost 2 pods be used in the Geek Vape Aegis Force Vape Kit?

No. The Force uses its own dedicated cartridge pod. The B Series coils are cross-compatible between the two devices, but the pods are physically different.

How long does the Geek Vape Aegis Force Vape Kit battery last?

The 3200mAh battery handles a full day at moderate wattages. At lower power on the 0.4ohm coil, some vapers stretch it to a day and a half. Higher wattage DTL use will bring it closer to a single day.

Does the Geek Vape Aegis Force Vape Kit have an IP rating?

Specification not confirmed on the official product page. The Aegis Force does not carry an explicit IP68 or MIL-STD-810H rating in its published specs, unlike the Aegis Boost 2 and Aegis Legend. Verify with Geekvape if environmental protection is important to your purchase decision.