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The Geekvape Wenax M Starter Kit is a beginner-friendly 2-in-1 vape that combines a 400 mAh vape pen with a 2500 mAh power bank for extended use. It comes with 2 mL refillable pods with integrated 0.8 ohm or 1.2 ohm coils , both for MTL vaping. The Wenax M1 Mini is a smaller version of the Wenax M vape pen, comes with haptic feedback, and can also be charged through USB-C.
The Wenax M Starter Kit by Geekvape is the latest contender in a relatively new product category: compact pod vapes or vape pens paired with magnetic chargers. The Wenax M kit pairs the 400 mAh Wenax M1 Mini vape pen with a 2500 mAh magnetic power bank that can even be used to charge small devices like earbuds. The device comes with two pods, a 1.2-ohm pod with an attached mouthpiece, and a 0.8-ohm pod that can be used with a Delrin drip tip or the paper filter tips that are included.
The Wenax M kit’s strong suit is its build quality. Considering that it’s a 2900 mAh kit (when assembled,) the form factor is perfect. Ergonomic shape, excellent size, and perfect weight. The leathery finish is excellent and has some tiny ridges that feel great in the hand. Oh, and it has super snappy magnets, too! An interesting feature that Geekvape managed to squeeze in is haptic feedback. The vibration comes from the pod and not the power bank. The feedback is activated when you connect the device to the power bank or a charging cable and when you insert or remove the pod. The Wenax M1 Mini vape pen is also well-constructed and surprisingly heavy for its tiny size. The pods are fully transparent, so checking e-liquid levels is very easy.
Since this device’s main target is beginner vapers, operation is super simple. There are no settings, buttons, or airflow adjustments—just fill and vape. The pod can be filled by the port that’s at its side. Filling can get a bit messy because the silicon plug is a bit thin and flimsy. After filling, leave the pod aside for five minutes for the wick to saturate, and you’re good to go. If you are using the 0.8-ohm pod, you can remove the mouthpiece and replace it with a paper filter. The M1 Mini can be charged through USB-C, or through the magnetic connection when attached to the power bank.
The Wenax M1 Mini uses the same pods as the original Wenax M1. The 0.8-ohm pod can be used with a Delrin drip tip or the included paper filters. Performance on the 0.8-ohm pod is great. It produces much warmer and more flavorful vapor than the 1.2-ohm pod, and it is great with mid-strength juice. The one thing I noticed, though, is that it feels a bit overpowered when the battery is fully charged.
The Wenax M1 Mini is not a vape that, on its own, will get you through the day. It’s a compact device with a tiny 400 mAh battery that lasts for around 2 mL on a charge. Thankfully, the 2500 mAh rated power bank comes to the rescue! With the power bank fully charged, you’d be hard-pressed to go through all this battery juice in a day. The power bank can be connected to devices that use USB-C charging using the included C-to-C cable. Since this device can be charged in various ways, here’s some charging time info: One hour 40 minutes to charge the power bank using a 2A charger, One hour 20 minutes to charge the pod using the power bank, Around 25 minutes to charge the Wenax M1 Mini using a 2A charger. The power bank gave me a bit under five full charges of the pod, so I’d say it’s closer to 2000 mAh usable. Finally, both devices have color-coded LEDs for battery charge levels: Green: 71-100%, Blue: 31-70%, White: <30%, Red: 0%. The light flashes when the devices are charging and stays green when they are fully charged.
Pros: Excellent build quality, Classy design, Great hand feel, Very easy to use, Solid flavor (especially on the 0.8-ohm pod), Great MTL draw, Transparent pods, Paper filters are good for transitioning smokers, Great battery life with the power bank, Wenax M1 Mini can also be charged through USB-C, Snappy magnetic connection, Haptic feedback, Power bank can be used to charge small devices (earbuds, etc.). Cons: Pods are not magnetic, 0.8 pod feels overpowered on a full battery (one pod died after 4 mL), Need to remove pods from the battery to fill (and filling can be messy), Power bank specs seem a bit exaggerated.
When I reviewed the Wenax M1 two years ago, I called it “an excellent first vape.” From a performance standpoint, the M1 Mini is, for all intents and purposes, the same device. So, with the addition of the super practical power bank, the M1 Starter Kit is an even better first vape. It's simple math! If you are looking for a classy, beginner-friendly vape, and hate carrying chargers wherever you go, this kit is an excellent solution. It’s super easy to operate, feels great in the hand, and the power bank is a lifesaver. It’s also a great transition from HnB-heated tobacco devices, especially when used with the paper filters. Two thumbs up to Geekvape for ticking all the boxes!
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