PRODUCT DETAILS
The 40W Middle Ground
The GeekVape Aegis Boost Pod Kit sits between a simple refillable pod and a full-size vape mod. It keeps a 1500mAh built-in battery and a 2ml UK pod, but adds adjustable 5W to 40W output, replaceable coils and airflow control.
That gives a shop a clear customer type to aim at: someone who wants more control than a fixed-output pod, without moving to an external-battery kit. The original Boost is button fired and uses an OLED screen to show power and device information.
Power Without a Big Mod
GeekVape built the Boost around adjustable wattage rather than automatic fixed power. The device can detect the fitted coil, while the user still controls output within the coil's working range. This matters because the included coils are designed for different power levels rather than one shared setting.
The battery is built in, so there is no 18650 or 21700 cell to add to the order. Charging is through Micro-USB at 5V/1.5A. That is older than USB-C, but it is the correct charging standard for this original 40W Boost platform.
Two Coil Jobs
The standard kit includes a 0.4 ohm B Series coil rated at 25W to 33W and a 0.6 ohm B Series coil rated at 15W to 25W. The 0.4 ohm option gives the warmer, more open setup, while the 0.6 ohm coil lowers the power and tightens the draw.
No1 sells the correct GeekVape B Series replacement coils, so the repeat purchase does not depend on an obsolete proprietary coil. For the lower-power 0.6 ohm setup, 50/50 e-liquids are a sensible match. The 0.4 ohm coil can suit lower-nicotine freebase liquid and compatible shortfill e-liquids.
Top Fill and Airflow
The original Aegis Boost pod uses a top-fill design, which means the cartridge can stay fitted while it is refilled. A side airflow control changes how open the draw feels, and the pod uses a quick-release connection rather than a screw-in tank system.
GeekVape lists both a 3.7ml international pod and a 2ml TPD version. No1's current UK product page states 2ml, so that is the capacity used here. The larger international figure should not be copied onto the UK listing.
Built for Rough Use
The Aegis name matters here because this was not designed as a delicate slim pod. The original Boost was launched with IP67-rated protection for water and dust resistance plus shock protection.
- 120g body: light for a 40W pod mod, but more substantial than a pen-style pod.
- Zinc alloy, leather and silicone: GeekVape used these materials to reinforce the chassis and improve everyday durability.
- Quick pod release: the cartridge can be removed without dismantling a separate tank and mod.
Stock the Right Extras
For retailers, the coil is the safest repeat-sale item to build around. The exact B Series coil page is live on No1, while the current GeekVape pod collection does not clearly identify an original standard Boost replacement pod. Do not substitute an Aegis Boost Pro, Boost 2 B60 or Boost Plus pod simply because the names are similar.
A GeekVape Aegis Boost wholesale order makes sense when B Series coils and suitable e-liquid are stocked beside the device. For buyers comparing other GeekVape hardware, the GeekVape pod kits page is the most relevant brand-level destination.
No1 does not confirm a sealed trade case quantity for this listing, so no GeekVape Aegis Boost bulk Box of 5, Box of 10 or other Box of N claim is added.
Aegis Boost FAQs
1. What is the maximum wattage of the Aegis Boost?
40W. The device has an adjustable output range from 5W to 40W.
2. What battery does the Aegis Boost use?
1500mAh. The battery is built into the device and is not removable.
3. What is the UK pod capacity?
2ml. No1 lists the UK Aegis Boost pod at 2ml, while GeekVape also produced a larger international version.
4. Which coils come with the standard kit?
A 0.4 ohm B Series coil rated at 25W to 33W and a 0.6 ohm B Series coil rated at 15W to 25W.
5. Does the Aegis Boost have adjustable airflow?
Yes. The pod has a side airflow control so the draw can be opened or tightened.
6. How does the Aegis Boost charge?
Micro-USB at 5V/1.5A. The original Boost does not use USB-C charging.
7. Does the Aegis Boost use replaceable coils?
Yes. It uses GeekVape B Series push-fit replacement coils rather than a permanently built-in pod coil.
8. Is there a confirmed Aegis Boost wholesale box size?
No. The current No1 listing does not confirm a sealed trade case quantity.