We review the new Joyetech Ego AIO. This is a pen style AIO (all-in-one) device, which means it is capable of both mouth to lung or direct lung vaping and includes a inbuilt battery. The Ego AIO comes with a 2ml leakproof tank similar to that of the Joyetech Cubis tank. It also features a unique top fill that has a child proof lock on it.
In my opinion the Ego AIO is aimed at smokers looking to quit smoking (beginner vapers) or vapers who are looking for a smaller stealth vaping device for taking out and about.
The Joyetech Ego AIO uses the same coil heads as the Cubis. All of these coil head swill work on the Ego AIO. The kit itself comes with two 0.6ohm SS coil heads.
Coil heads available for the Joyetech Ego AIO and the Joyetech Cubis tank: 1.5ohm Clapton (MTL), 1ohm SS 316, 0.6ohm SS 316, 0.5ohm SS 316 and 0.2ohm Ni200.
The airflow on the widest setting (both dots aligned) is an ok direct lung draw. For those used to sub ohm tanks this draw might feel slightly restrictive. You can still direct lung, but it is no-where near as airy as any sub ohm tanks. It will suffice for some stealth direct lung vaping when out and about.
The MTL draw (turn the airflow dot 90 degrees) is good for MTL inhales, but not as restrictive as the draw on the Innokin T18 for example. It is still a good draw for smokers looking for their first vape.
There are 7 different colored LED lights to choose from. These light up in the tank when firing. These lights can also be turned off if you want to save battery life or do not like the lights.
The Joyetech Ego AIO has a great top fill which makes re-filling its 2ml tank really easy. The top fill lid is also locked with a child proof cap. This means you need to push down on it to open it. We have child proof caps on e-liquids, so why not have them on tanks? We think this is a great feature.
We like these new AIO devices that are coming out. It gives vapers a lot of flexibility when it comes to their vape. Whilst the Ego AIO is more suited to MTL vaping, the direct lung draw isn’t too bad if you don’t mind it being more restrictive than the draw on sub ohm tanks.
The Joyetech Ego AIO has a 1500mAh battery, which is pretty great considering its small size. It is smaller in size compared with the Innokin Endura T18 and yet has a 1500mAh battery compared to the 1000mAh battery on the Endura!
The Ego AIO is a pretty tiny device. It slightly bigger than both the Joyetech Ego One and Ego One Mini, but smaller than the Innokin Endura T18. It fits really nicely in your pocket and is easy to carry around with you. You also won’t have to worry about any leaking in your pockets!
There are plenty of coils to choose from giving vapers plenty of options. We tried both the 0.6ohm coil and the 1.5ohm Clapton and they both vaped well and produced nice flavor and vapor. We think these might be newer version of the original Cubis coils, as we were not impressed with the initial Cubis coils. It seems Joyetech have ironed out these issues. This isn’t a device for flavor chasers and obviously can’t compare to some of the best sub ohm tanks, RDAs and RTAs. For beginners however, I think the Ego AIO provides a terrific vaping experience.
The Ego AIO is being sold as a kit at around $25 or less depending on where you get it from. This is a great price for those looking for their first vape set up! The Innokin Endura for example is about $5 more expensive and the Ego Ones are even more expensive than the Endura.
The installed drip tip features spiral design on the inside. This does a great job at protecting against any spit-back that might occur. The spare see-through drip tip does not however feature this spiral design.
The airflow is difficult to adjust given the lack of markings. For MTL we found it best with the dot moved 90 degrees to either side of the main marking. We would have liked to have seen another marking to indicate this spot for MTL.
The 2ml is a bit on the small side but understandable given the size of the device. The Ego AIO does have a top fill, but we still would have liked to have seen an additional 0.5 or 1ml of extra e-liquid capacity.
We were not a fan of the looks of this device. The black color looks the best, but the others look too ultra-futuristic in our opinion. We are so used to using words like “sleek” and “elegant”, but they definitely don’t apply to this device – it’s a bit of an ugly one!
We are very impressed with the Joyetech Ego AIO. It is a great device for beginners and for those looking to quit smoking. It will also be a good option for those more experienced vapers looking for a portable stealth vape.
Whilst we weren’t a fan of the looks of the Ego AIO, there is not a lot else to complain about. For $25 is it a great price for a device that will be well suited to smokers trying vaping for the first time.
If you are looking for your first vaping device then the Joyetech Ego AIO is a fantastic choice and comparable to Innokin’s Endura T18. Given its AIO capability, smaller size and higher battery capacity we think the Joyetech AIO edges the Endura T18. However, if you want a tighter draw the Innokin T18 is the way forward, as the MTL draw on the Ego AIO was marginally less restrictive.
What am I doing wrong? I’ve purchased three of the Joytech AIO and after about a month of vaping, I begin tasting the liquid on my lips. Two of the units began putting out clouds of vapor when I depress the button and the top gets very hot. When I inhale, I taste the oily liquid on my lips. I have changed coils, cleaned with alcohol and recharged the unit, but nothing works! It came with no instructions for cleaning either. Is it me or the unit??? 🙂
Take a look at what Jimbo Brunette (Bimbo Brunette) said on my post. She called me a cheapskate for trying to get Joyetech give some actual customer service instead of me having to give them even more money for something that won’t ever work. I went and got the iStick Mini and put a Nautilus X tank on it. Half the price for both and have never even had to change the coil in the tank yet, and I’m a heavy vaper and it’s been a month. Stop spending good money on bad stuff and go get a better mod.… Read more »
Today I bought one from a trusted vendor I tested inside the shop was OK when I was driving back the liquid coming out into my lips Went back the store guy cleaned and replaced a new coil. Used for few hours when I came home its not working probably the coil is gone again. Bad experience, could be a coil issue only but they should come out with a good coil. I will go to store tomorrow to check it out as no spare coil is given to me. I am stuck for now as no cigarette no eCig… Read more »
Jay, get a refund!!! I have 3 Joyetech AIO units and all are DEAD in less than a month! The rechargeable batteries will no longer charge. I loved the flavor and vaping with this unit but it’s total junk! I wrote the company and they do not stand behind their products. Money down the drain 🙁
As I am seeing All are having same or relativly same problem. I guess youtube videos are fake showing great about this product.. I got mine yesterday i am having same problem of over heating. and battery discharging soon… We should let others know about this before any more victims of the product will face problem.. I will post my review after some day of using..
Why to waste time. Just now my device is not working…..
Do not purchase any vapes from this company. Mine leaked right from the first use from the battery, power button and the charging port. They put you through hell a back and forth and flat out tell you they will not honor their warranty which is to fix or replace the bad unit for free.
just got mine yesterday and was doing something and leaned my unit upward, it began to leak… so will be keeping an eye on it.
i got a replacement coil in my kit though…
I stared having problems with my AIO D22 less than a month of owning it. First, it started getting really hot, particularly the screw top and it started to burn my lips. I even had to wait for it to cool down to check the coil since it was so hot I burned my fingers. Now it doesn’t even charge. I bought it in Miami on a visit, and actually live in Wisconsin, so returning the product to the store for repair or replace was not an option. So I contacted [email protected] for support. They said they could do nothing… Read more »
you might be the biggest cheapskate i ever met. If something costs 25 dollars to replace, why would you spend so much time writing letters and calling the manufacturer for replacement or repair, just go buy another one You spend way more in time and money chasing down the solution, and create greif for yourself. I would just go buy another one, or if you truly dont like it, just go buy something else. You do realize these are probably made in Chine for 2 dollars a unit, and the company that brings them into USA and Canada and distributes… Read more »
No. 1- Are you paid by Joyetech to troll people?
No. 2- How or why I spend my time is none of your fucking business.
Suck on that while you think about what an idiot you are to spend so much time replying to my comment.
You might be the biggest asswipe anyone ever met.
Oh, and does Jimbo Brunette actually mean “Bimbo” Brunette? Just wondering since your syntax leads me to believe so.
Looks like joyetech is prepared for EU market. The device looks nice. Bad thing is that you can not detach battery from tank. No battery swap. So be patient until fully charged or buy 2.
I guess the lack of a swappable battery keeps things super easy for the beginner. I don’t think beginners should be playing around with batteries! It would be nice if the battery was detachable though, to make cleaning the tank easier without having to worry about getting water in the electrics.
You have wright. I messed up. I wanted to say that would be nice if you could swap battery just like with my JacVapour e series or Ego One. So you can use another battery. The tank is so built probably while it has to be leak free.
Great stuff, Chris! I really like the looks of the white one — very Stormtrooper. I do wish the tank had just a tad more airflow. For what I like, only the 0.5-ohm coil is enjoyable and even then I’m waiting a little bit more airflow. I’m pretty sure a solution is on the way…. 🙂
Can I use the 1 Ohm resistance on the ego aio ?