Geekvape Vape Kits
Geekvape is the manufacturer behind the Aegis line, the rubber armoured mods that turned rugged construction into a selling point. This collection holds 14 kits and mods spanning the Mero all in one, the 50W Z50 and the 200W Legend 2 L200, Aegis X and Z200, from £4.99.
The common thread is that these are working devices rather than fashion pieces. Aegis bodies are wrapped in shock absorbing armour and the chipsets carry the safety cut offs you would expect on a regulated mod.
The Geekvape ranges explained
Aegis
Aegis is the flagship family and the reason most people know the brand. The design brief is durability, so the bodies combine metal frames with rubberised panels that take knocks without denting. The Aegis Legend 2 L200 at £24.99 and the Aegis X at £19.99 both sit at the 200W end, paired with a sub ohm tank.
Z series
The Z line is Geekvape's naming for its direct to lung hardware. The Z50 at £15.99 is the moderate output option here, rated to 50W, which is enough for a mesh sub ohm coil without demanding a huge battery. The Z200 at £22.99 steps up to a 200W chassis.
Mero AIO
The Mero AIO at £4.99 is the entry point. All in one means the tank is integrated into the body rather than screwing on, so there is nothing to cross thread. It is the natural pick for a first device or a pocket spare.
Choosing between them
Output is the first decision. A 50W device covers mouth to lung and moderate direct to lung vaping, runs cooler and gets through a day on a single charge more comfortably than a high wattage mod. A 200W device is only worth the extra bulk if you run low resistance mesh coils near their upper limit.
The second decision is running cost. The device is a one off outlay. Coils and e-liquid are the recurring spend. A sub ohm setup gets through both far faster than a small AIO, so if cost matters more than clouds the smaller device wins over a year.
Matching e-liquid and coils
Coil resistance dictates the e-liquid. Sub ohm coils below 1.0 ohm need a high VG shortfill at around 3mg per ml. Coils above 1.0 ohm take a 50/50 bottle or a 10ml nicotine salt at up to the UK limit of 20mg per ml. A thin liquid in a sub ohm coil causes leaking. A thick shortfill in a mouth to lung coil causes dry hits.
Before you commit to a device, check that its coils are widely stocked. A mod with a discontinued coil family becomes an expensive paperweight, which is one argument for buying into a large range rather than a short lived brand.
Battery safety on high wattage mods
Mods that take removable cells demand care. Use cells rated for the current your coil draws, keep them as a matched pair, replace wraps at the first sign of a tear and carry spares in a plastic case rather than loose alongside keys. Regulated chipsets include short circuit protection, although none of that helps a damaged cell.
Buying vape kits in the UK
Vaping products are sold to adults aged 18 and over only. Single use vapes were prohibited from sale in the UK on 1 June 2025, so every device here is rechargeable and refillable. Nicotine e-liquid is capped at 20mg per ml in bottles of 10ml or less. Tanks sold with nicotine liquid are limited to 2ml. UK delivery is free on orders over £20. For help matching a tank to a Geekvape mod, call 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm.
Geekvape kit questions answered
What is Geekvape best known for?
Durability. The Aegis family built the brand's reputation by wrapping regulated mods in shock absorbing armour so they survive being dropped, knocked about and used outdoors. That construction is why Aegis devices are a common choice for trades and anyone whose device does not live safely on a desk.
Which Geekvape kit suits a beginner?
The Mero AIO at £4.99 is the simplest device in this collection. All in one means the tank is built into the body, so there is nothing to screw together and nothing to lose. If you want a little more control without going to a 200W mod, the Z50 at £15.99 is the middle ground.
Do I need a 200W mod?
Most vapers do not. A 200W rating is headroom rather than a setting you use. It matters only if you run very low resistance mesh coils near their upper limit. A 50W device covers mouth to lung and everyday direct to lung vaping, charges faster and is lighter to carry.
What e-liquid should I use in a Geekvape kit?
Match the liquid to the coil rather than to the device. Sub ohm coils below 1.0 ohm want a high VG shortfill at around 3mg per ml once a nicotine shot is added. Coils above 1.0 ohm want a 50/50 bottle or a 10ml nicotine salt, which UK law caps at 20mg per ml.
How do I look after removable batteries safely?
Keep cells as a matched pair, use batteries rated for the current your coil draws and never carry loose cells in a pocket with keys or coins. Replace the plastic wrap as soon as it tears, since a nicked wrap is the usual cause of a short. A dedicated external charger is worth having.
Why are several Geekvape kits showing as unavailable?
Hardware stock arrives in batches and this range is currently thin. At the time of writing 5 of the 14 kits in the collection were available to order. The availability shown on each individual product page is live, so treat that as the accurate figure. UK delivery is free on orders over £20 and the team is on 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm.