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GeekVape Aegis Mini 5 Review: Specs, Tank and Coils
Our Aegis Mini 5 review in short: GeekVape fit a 3200mAh battery and up to 100W into a compact box mod. It’s a shock-resistant IP67 vape too, so it stands up to water, dust and drops. The kit also includes the 5mL Z Nano 3 tank, which runs B series coils.
Updated October 10, 2026
This Aegis Mini 5 review comes from our product pages. We’ve carried the kit since June, and it runs on GeekVape’s B coils, which we’ve sold for years. Since the GeekVape Aegis Mini 5 goes up to 100W, it can run every B series coil we sell at its full rating.
The short version
- Price: $69.99, with the tank and two coils in the box.
- Battery: 3200mAh, built in, with USB-C charging.
- Power: 5W to 100W, with a Smart mode and a Power mode.
- Tough: it’s an IP67 vape, and it’s shock-resistant too.
- Best for: vapers who want a small, tough kit with real power and no cells to buy.
Aegis Mini 5 specs
These are the GeekVape Aegis Mini 5’s main specs.
| Spec | Aegis Mini 5 |
|---|---|
| Battery | 3200mAh, built in |
| Power | 5W to 100W |
| Modes | Smart and Power |
| Tank | Z Nano 3, 5mL, top fill |
| In the box | 0.2 ohm and 0.4 ohm B coils |
| Screen | 0.96-inch TFT |
| Protection | IP67, plus shock-resistant |
| Charging | USB-C, 5V/2A or 5V/3A |
| Size | 138.2 x 39 x 28.6mm |
GeekVape Aegis Mini 5
The Aegis Mini 5 by GeekVape is a compact box mod kit with a zinc alloy body. As an IP67 vape, it also stands up to dust and water. In Smart mode, its AS 4.0 chip sets the power for your coil, while Power mode lets you pick. All six colors are in stock right now. Shop the Aegis Mini 5.
Best for: vapers who want a tough, compact box mod for big clouds, at work or outdoors.
Good to know: It’s a sub-ohm kit, so it’s made for low-nicotine e-liquid, not strong nic salts. Its only modes are Smart and Power, so there’s no temperature control.
Which B coil should you use?
The Z Nano 3 tank runs GeekVape’s B series coils. Here are their watt ratings from our product pages, from the most vapor to the tightest draw:
| Coil | Watts |
|---|---|
| 0.2 ohm (in the box) | 50W to 58W |
| 0.3 ohm | 30W to 38W |
| 0.4 ohm (in the box) | 25W to 35W |
| 0.6 ohm | 15W to 25W |
| 1.2 ohm | 10W to 14W |
It’s best to start low in each range, then turn it up slowly. Low-ohm coils make the most vapor, while the 1.2 ohm coil gives a tighter draw.
This is where the GeekVape Aegis Mini 5 stands out. Our Aegis Hero 5 review covers a 50W pod kit, which only reaches the bottom of the 0.2 ohm range. The Mini 5 can run that coil at its full 58W, though, with plenty of power left over.
The coils screw into the tank, so the box includes a coil tool. Our coil 5-packs cost $14.99, and we have them in 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.6 and 1.2 ohm.
The Z Nano 3 tank
The Z Nano 3 tank holds 5mL. To fill it, push the marked part of the top cap so the fill port opens. Its airflow is on top too, and you can adjust it for a tighter or looser draw.
It also takes 510 drip tips, and the box comes with a spare wide-bore tip and a spare glass tube. Need a second tank? We sell the tank on its own for $24.99, in black, blue or silver.
What IP67 means, plus battery and charging
GeekVape rates the Mini 5 IP67, and it’s shock-resistant too. An IP67 vape is sealed against dust and can handle rain or a quick drop in water. It isn’t made for use underwater, though. If it gets wet, dry the charging port before you plug it in.
The 3200mAh battery is built in rather than removable, and it charges over USB-C at 5V/2A or 5V/3A. It also has GeekVape’s A-Lock safety system to keep it from firing by accident. Whenever you charge it, follow the FDA’s tips to help avoid vape battery fires. Charge it on a clean, flat surface, away from anything that can catch fire. Skip phone or tablet chargers too, and don’t leave it charging overnight.
Aegis Mini 5 review: who should buy it?
Our Aegis Mini 5 review verdict is about size and toughness. Get it if you want a compact box mod that can take a beating and still run cloud coils at full power. If you want temperature control or more than 100W, though, a bigger mod is a better fit.
Still deciding? Our DRAG 6 review covers a 220W kit that has temperature control, unlike the Mini 5. Our sub-ohm vaping guide also explains how low-ohm coils work. Or compare the rest of our mod kits.
Aegis Mini 5 FAQ
Is the Aegis Mini 5 a waterproof vape?
Not fully. It’s an IP67 vape, so it’s water-resistant and sealed against dust, and it’s shock-resistant too. It can handle rain or a quick drop in water, but it isn’t made to be used underwater.
What coils does the Aegis Mini 5 use?
Its Z Nano 3 tank uses GeekVape B series coils. The kit also comes with a 0.2 ohm coil already installed and a spare 0.4 ohm coil.
Is the Aegis Mini 5 battery built in?
Yes. It has a 3200mAh battery built in, and it charges over USB-C at 5V/2A or 5V/3A.
How many watts is the Aegis Mini 5?
You can set it from 5W to 100W, so it runs every B series coil we sell at its full rating.
How much does the Z Nano 3 tank hold?
It holds 5mL, and the fill port opens when you push the marked part of the cap.
What comes with the GeekVape Aegis Mini 5?
The kit includes the mod, the Z Nano 3 tank, a 0.2 ohm coil (installed), a spare 0.4 ohm coil, a spare wide-bore drip tip, a spare glass tube, a coil tool, a manual and a warning card.
Ready for the Aegis Mini 5?
Order this compact box mod, and add a 5-pack of coils so you always have a spare.
This Aegis Mini 5 review uses specs from our product pages, with prices and stock from the date above. Coil watt ratings and the IP67 rating are GeekVape’s. Some of these products can’t ship to every state, so check our shipping guide. Nicotine is addictive. You must be 21 or older to buy vape products, under the federal Tobacco 21 law.