Under the Geekvape Aegis Boost 3 PODMod Kit review article, I promised that I would also present my eerily similar Vaporesso Armour G.
If we look closely, it’s indeed quite similar, but I’ll include some technical details here:
Specifications:
Size: 113 x 38 x 28 mm
Material: Zinc Alloy, Polycarbonate
Battery: Built-in 3000 mAh
Power: 5-80W
Resistance range: 0.1-2.0 ohm
Charging: 5V/2A, USB-C
Display: 0.96’’ TFT
Connector type: Magnetic
Tank capacity: 5 ml
Tank material: PCTG
Liquid filling type: Top filling
Airflow: Adjustable
Recommended use: RDL/DL/MTL
Compatible pods: GTX
Protection: Reverse polarity, overheat protection, short circuit protection, 10 sec safety cutoff.
It can indeed be used in DL and MTL modes, but in my observation, it also depends on the coil. With the included 0.6 ohm coil, it works as MTL, while with the 0.4 ohm coil, it works as DL. For me, this was a sufficient lesson to be an MTL fan if possible. 
On its animated display, almost a ton of things can be adjusted. For me, who loves to tinker with such things, it’s a special paradise. 
For example:
Two modes can be selected: Pulse and Eco. I use the latter because, based on my experience, it’s less of a coil killer. And of course, in my opinion, it delivers flavors better.
Smart mode: This means that the POD tank automatically detects the coil’s power and automatically sets the device to the appropriate wattage based on its own judgment.
Puff reset: Since it also counts puffs, this can be started from the beginning, so to speak.
Animation settings: Yes, there is this too. Specifically, display themes with multiple themes, mostly inspired by the world of racing cars. I’m sure many people would be aghast at this, but I see it as just a cute little extra.
To make a long story short. I haven’t regretted buying it in any way, and it has helped me enormously to switch back from analog cigarettes to vaping. 