Geek Bar Flavors

This page covers every current Geek Bar model and its full flavor lineup in one place. Browse by device, match by taste preference, or use the comparison table to cut straight to the right pick. Every model runs at 5% (50mg/mL) salt nicotine — flavor and puff count change across models; strength never does.

The range breaks into three groups: the Pulse family (Geek Bar's core lineup), the Skyview 25K (screen-first, standalone), and the high-capacity line (50K–80K puffs). Jump to the section that fits what you're after.

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Pulse Family Flavors

The Pulse line is Geek Bar's flagship flavor route. Every model in the family uses dual mesh coils and two output modes, but each carries its own flavor set and its own reason to pick it.

Geek Bar Pulse Flavors

The original Pulse has one of the broadest flavor selections in the range — icy, fruit, candy, and mint profiles all represented. Draw-activated with adjustable airflow and an LED screen showing battery and e-liquid levels. If you want to explore Geek Bar flavors without committing to a narrower lineup, the Pulse is the most open starting point.

• Puff count: Up to 15,000 (Regular) / 7,500 (Pulse Mode)
• E-liquid: 16mL
• Good for: widest flavor selection, straightforward device experience

See the full Geek Bar Pulse flavor list →

Geek Bar Pulse X Flavors

A step up in capacity and organization. Pulse X groups its flavors by taste — Mint & Ice, Fruity & Tangy, Sweet & Candy, plus a limited Patriot Edition — so narrowing down by preference is faster. An 18mL tank and dual mesh coils hold flavor quality steady from start to finish.

• Puff count: Up to 25,000 (Regular) / 15,000 (Pulse Mode)
• E-liquid: 18mL
• Good for: flavor browsing by taste type, higher puff count than the original Pulse

See the full Geek Bar Pulse X flavor list →

Geek Bar Pulse 2 Flavors

The 2026 Pulse refresh, launched as the Hubba Edition. Pulse 2 flavors skew sweet and candy-forward — smooth, layered profiles that land well from the first draw. Fast charging (80% in about 15 minutes) and a VPU chip keep output consistent across the full run. If your preference runs toward sweet over icy or sour, this is the most direct route in the Pulse family.

• Puff count: 25,000 (Regular) / 15,000 (Pulse Mode)
• Current lineup: Hubba Edition — Strawberry Watermelon, White Peach, Blue Razz, Grape, Lemon
• Good for: sweet and candy-led preferences, fast charging

See the full Geek Bar Pulse 2 Hubba Edition flavor list →

Geek Bar Pulse X 2 Flavors

The 2026 Pulse flagship. A 0.6Ω dual mesh coil and VPU chip push more from every draw — flavors read fuller and sharper here than on any other model in the family. The Bull Edition is sweet and bold, built on an energy-drink-tinged base. Two modes: Regular for a 50,000-puff run, Pulse Mode for a denser, more intense hit.

• Puff count: 50,000 (Regular) / 25,000 (Pulse Mode)
• E-liquid: 18mL
• Current lineup: Bull Edition — Blue Razz, Watermelon, Strawberry, Peach, Coco Berry
• Good for: maximum flavor intensity, 2026 flagship experience

See the full Geek Bar Pulse X 2 Bull Edition flavor list →

Geek Bar Skyview 25K Flavors

The Skyview 25K sits outside the Pulse family as a standalone screen-first device. A 1.8-inch TFT color screen shows battery level, e-liquid, and active power mode in real time. Three output settings — Soft (12W), Norm (18W), and Pulse (25W) — let you tune the draw to match the flavor and your preference. The flavor selection covers icy, fruit, and candy-style options without being overwhelming. A clean choice if you want screen visibility and adjustable output at the 25K level without moving into the high-capacity tier.

• Puff count: Up to 25,000
• E-liquid: 16mL
• Power modes: Soft / Norm / Pulse
• Good for: screen-driven use, tunable draw, a focused flavor selection

See the full Geek Bar Skyview 25K flavor list →

High-Capacity Geek Bar Flavors: 50K to 80K

These models run from 50,000 to 80,000 puffs on a single device. At this scale, the key question is how each model keeps flavor quality consistent over weeks of use — puff count alone doesn't tell the whole story. Each device below solves that differently.

Geek Bar CLR 50K Flavors

The practical pick at 50K. Constant Liquid Regulation (CLR) feeds e-liquid to the coil at a controlled rate, preventing flooding and dry hits — the two main failure points for flavor quality on long-run devices. A transparent polycarbonate tank shows the actual liquid level through the shell. Cotton 4.0 wick and a VPU chip hold taste steady from start to end. Flavor options span icy, sour, candy, and fruit-forward profiles.

• Puff count: 50,000 (Regular) / 25,000 (Pulse Mode)
• E-liquid: 17mL
• Standout features: CLR feed system, transparent tank, Cotton 4.0 wick
• Good for: clean, consistent flavor over a long run without a screen

See the full Geek Bar CLR 50K flavor list →

Geek Bar Mate 60K Flavors

The most flexible model in the high-capacity range — the only one with a replaceable pod system. Each pod holds 15mL and its own dual mesh coil, so every swap resets both the flavor and the coil. No flavor carry-over, no worn-out wicks. Switching tastes means clipping on a new pod — the device stays. A two-battery setup (900mAh device + 200mAh pod cell) keeps output stable throughout. Pod flavors cover icy, sweet candy, and layered fruit blends.

• Puff count: 60,000 (Regular) / 30,000 (Pulse Mode)
• Pod capacity: 15mL per pod
• Standout feature: replaceable pod with a fresh coil on every swap
• Good for: rotating between Geek Bar flavors, long-term use without replacing the whole device

See the full Geek Bar Mate 60K flavor list →

Geek Bar Somax 80K Flavors

The highest-capacity Geek Bar device currently available. A 36mL fill splits across two reservoirs that feed the coil at a controlled rate — the key reason flavor stays consistent across such an extended run. A multi-function screen tracks e-liquid, battery, and power mode in real time. Dual mesh coil, 820mAh battery with fast charging (80% in about 20 minutes), and adjustable airflow. The Somax 80K flavor list is the most varied in the high-capacity tier: icy mints, sour and tangy options, layered fruit blends, and bold tropical picks.

• Puff count: Up to 80,000 (Normal Mode) / reduced in Pulse Mode
• E-liquid: 36mL (dual reservoir)
• Standout features: dual-reservoir design, multi-function screen, highest puff count in the range
• Good for: maximum runtime, widest flavor variety in the high-capacity tier

See the full Geek Bar Somax 80K flavor list →

Geek Bar Models at a Glance

How to Pick the Right Geek Bar Model

Start with what matters most — the right device follows from there.

• You want the most intense flavor hit: Go with the Pulse X 2. Its 0.6Ω coil runs at a higher output than any other model — every flavor reads fuller and sharper from the first draw.
• You prefer sweet or candy-led profiles: The Pulse 2 Hubba Edition is purpose-built for it. The Pulse X 2 Bull Edition adds an energy-drink edge if you want something bolder.
• You want the widest selection to explore: The Pulse covers icy, fruit, candy, and mint — one of the broadest lineups in the range. The Pulse X organizes a strong selection by taste type, making it faster to narrow down.
• You want a screen without a high puff count: The Skyview 25K — color TFT display, three power modes, a focused flavor selection at the 25K level.
• You want long runtime with a fixed tank: The CLR 50K (transparent tank, CLR feed system) or the Somax 80K (dual reservoir, up to 80,000 puffs).
• You want to switch flavors without buying a new device: The Mate 60K. Swap the pod, get a fresh coil and a new flavor — the device stays.
• You want the absolute longest run: The Somax 80K, at up to 80,000 puffs in Normal Mode.
• You're new and want a simple starting point: The Pulse is draw-activated with no buttons and a clear LED screen. The Pulse 2 keeps the list short and sweet-focused. Either is a low-friction first pick — just note that all Geek Bar models run at 5% nicotine, which suits established vapers more than complete beginners.

Browse Geek Bar Flavors by Taste

Not sure which model to start with? Pick your taste type first, then follow the model recommendations.

Icy & Mint

A cool exhale layered over fruit or straight menthol — the most popular category across the Geek Bar range. Cool Mint (available on the CLR 50K and Mate 60K) is the purest cold option: no fruit, just clean menthol. Blue Razz Ice and Sour Apple Ice add a sharp icy finish over a fruit base. Miami Mint sits between full menthol and a lighter mint-fruit blend. All four appear across multiple models. The Pulse, Pulse X, and Somax 80K carry the widest icy selections.

Sweet & Candy

Sugar-forward profiles with no sour edge and no menthol. The Pulse 2 Hubba Edition is the most candy-led lineup in the current range — Strawberry Watermelon, White Peach, Grape, and Blue Razz, all smooth and approachable. White Gummy runs across the high-capacity line. Blue Rancher and Strazz on the CLR 50K bring a syrupy, bolder sweetness.

Sour & Tart

Sharp, puckering profiles where tartness is the main event. Sour Gush on the CLR 50K is one of the boldest in the range. Passionfruit Sour Kiwi and Sour Mango Pineapple on the Somax 80K add a tropical sour edge. Sour Strawberry and Sour Apple Ice are more accessible entry points for this style.

Layered Fruit Blends

Multi-note profiles where several fruits work together for more depth. Geek Bar's signature Fcuking Fab — a layered fruit-and-ice blend — appears on the Pulse X and Somax 80K. Peach Mango Watermelon, Strawberry Kiwi, Triple Berry, and Mixed Berry are strong picks in this style. These profiles tend to shine most on the Mate 60K and Somax 80K, where the hardware has the headroom to let each note read clearly.

Geek Bar Flavors FAQ

Which Geek Bar flavors are the most popular?

Watermelon Ice and Blue Razz Ice tend to top the list — icy, fruit-forward, and consistently well-liked. Miami Mint is a reliable go-to for menthol fans. Fcuking Fab, Geek Bar's signature layered fruit-and-ice blend, stands out for anyone after something more complex. For something sweeter, the Pulse 2 Hubba Edition — Strawberry Watermelon, White Peach, Grape — offers smooth, broadly approachable profiles.

New to Geek Bar? Here's where to start.

Draw-activated with no buttons and a clear LED screen, the Pulse is the lowest-friction entry point. If you'd rather start with a shorter, sweeter flavor list, the Pulse 2 is a solid alternative. One thing to keep in mind: every Geek Bar model runs at 5% (50mg/mL) nicotine — a high strength that suits established vapers more than those brand new to vaping.

What makes a good all-day Geek Bar flavor?

Lighter profiles hold up better across long sessions. Cool Mint, Miami Mint, and Watermelon Ice are popular all-day picks — refreshing without getting sharp or heavy over time. Very sweet or sour options like Sour Gush or Blue Rancher are bolder and work better rotated in shorter sessions.

Looking for the iciest Geek Bar flavor?

Cool Mint is the purest cold hit — no fruit, just clean menthol. Blue Razz Ice and Sour Apple Ice layer a sharp icy finish over a fruit base. Miami Mint lands between straight menthol and a lighter mint-fruit blend. All four appear on multiple models, so you're not locked to a single device to find them.

Sweet tooth? These are the ones to look at.

The Pulse 2 Hubba Edition is the most candy-forward lineup in the current range — every profile there is built around smooth, sugar-led flavor with no sour or menthol edge. White Gummy (across the high-capacity line) and Blue Rancher on the CLR 50K are among the sweetest individual picks. The Pulse X 2 Bull Edition leans sweet too, but with a bolder energy-drink character underneath.

Do all Geek Bar models carry the same flavors?

No — each model has its own lineup, and the differences are meaningful. Some options like Watermelon Ice, Blue Razz Ice, and White Gummy show up across several devices. Others are tied to a specific model: the Hubba Edition flavors are exclusive to the Pulse 2, and the Bull Edition to the Pulse X 2. Check the individual model page for the current selection.

Want to switch flavors without buying a new device every time?

That's exactly what the Mate 60K is built for. Its replaceable pod system lets you clip on a new pod to change flavors — each pod comes with its own fresh coil, so there's no carry-over taste from the last fill. The device itself stays in your hand.

Flavor intensity matters more than puff count — which model wins there?

That's the Pulse X 2. Its 0.6Ω dual mesh coil runs at a higher output than any other model in the range, which means every flavor reads fuller and sharper from the first draw. If intensity is the priority over selection size or runtime, nothing else in the current lineup comes close.

Is the nicotine strength the same across all Geek Bar flavors?

Yes — every Geek Bar flavor runs at 5% (50mg/mL) salt nicotine. Changing models or flavors only changes the taste, not the strength. That's a high nicotine level, so it's better suited to established vapers.

Does Pulse Mode actually change how the flavor tastes?

It changes intensity, not character. More power means the same flavor hits bolder and denser, with bigger vapor output. Regular or Normal Mode is smoother and stretches the puff count to its full figure. The flavor profile stays the same either way — it's just a question of how much of it comes through per draw.

Find Your Geek Bar Flavor

Browse by model, match by taste, or use the comparison table to cut straight to the right pick. Whether you're after the most intense hit, the widest selection, easy flavor switching, or the longest possible run — there's a model built for it. Head to any flavor page above to see the full current lineup.

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