Geek Bar Pulse

Geek Bar Pulse does a few things that most disposables don't. It delivers up to 15,000 puffs in Regular mode, uses dual mesh coils to keep flavor consistent from the first puff to the last, and features a full LED screen that shows your battery and e-liquid levels in real time. Adjustable airflow and two output modes — Regular for longer use, Pulse for a stronger hit — give you more control than you'd expect from a disposable. All 28 flavors use the same hardware, so quality stays consistent no matter which one you pick. Orders ship from the USA warehouse.

Product Features

• Up to 15,000 puffs — Most disposables in this price range don't come close. Regular mode gives you significantly more life out of a single device, which matters if you're tired of replacing them constantly.
• Dual mesh coils — Mesh heats more evenly than a standard coil. You get better flavor consistency throughout the device's life, with less harshness as it gets toward the end.
• Two output modes — Regular keeps things smooth and extends your puff count. Pulse pushes more power for a warmer, more intense draw. Switch between them whenever you want.
• Full LED screen — Shows battery and e-liquid levels live. Most disposables give you nothing until they die on you. The Pulse screen takes that guesswork out entirely.
• Adjustable airflow — Tighten or open the draw to your preference without touching the flavor.
• USB-C rechargeable — The 650mAh battery recharges, so the e-liquid runs out first, not the battery.

Specs

Geek Bar Pulse Flavors

The flavor lineup is listed below, broken out by flavor type. Every option links to its product page where you can check stock and add to cart.

Icy & Frozen

The coldest options in the Pulse range. Frozen versions hit harder on both the fruit and the chill compared to the standard Ice picks. Want heavy menthol? Start with Frozen. Want something icy but not aggressive? The Ice options are the softer call.

• Frozen White Grape — Crisp white grape with a sharp cold finish. One of the cleaner icy options in the lineup.
• Frozen Cherry Apple — Cherry and apple with noticeable cooling on the exhale. The apple keeps it from going too sweet.
• Frozen Strawberry — Ripe strawberry with ice on the back end. Straightforward and reliable.
• Frozen Pina Colada — Coconut and pineapple, chilled. One of the more distinct profiles in the Frozen group.
• Frozen Blackberry Fab — Bold blackberry with a frosty edge. Slightly more layered than the other Frozen picks.
• Frozen Watermelon — Juicy watermelon with a strong cold finish. Noticeably bolder than Watermelon Ice.
• White Gummy Ice — Candy-sweet with a cool finish. Sits somewhere between the candy and icy categories.
• Juicy Peach Ice — Ripe peach with a light chill. One of the more approachable icy picks in the lineup.
• Blue Razz Ice — Tart blue raspberry with a solid icy kick. Popular for a reason, and easy to come back to.
• Watermelon Ice — Lighter and less intense than Frozen Watermelon. Better if you want milder cooling with the same base fruit.
• Sour Apple Ice — Tart green apple, noticeably cold. The sourness and the ice play well together.

Fruit Blends

No menthol in any of these. If icy flavors are too harsh for you — or just not your thing — this is the group to look at. Most are smooth and hold up well for longer sessions.

• Gemini Grape Lemon — Grape and lemon, sweet upfront with a tart edge. Not heavy.
• Cancer Berry Bliss — Mixed berries, smooth and not overly sharp. Works well as an all-day pick.
• Strawberry Banana — Mellow and smooth. Probably the most low-key option in this group — good if you don't want anything intense.
• Pink Lemonade — Sweet with a slight tart note. No ice, clean finish.
• Pisces Black Cherry — Dark cherry, not too sweet. One of the more distinct non-icy picks in the lineup.
• Strawberry Mango — Tropical and fruity, no menthol. The mango comes through more than the strawberry.
• California Cherry — Bright cherry, clean and consistent. Less bold than Pisces Black Cherry.
• Tropical Rainbow Blast — Mixed tropical fruit. A bit more layered than the simpler two-fruit options.
• Mexico Mango — Ripe and bold mango. Stronger than most fruit picks in the lineup — this isn't a subtle profile.
• Capricorn Dragon Melon — Dragon fruit and melon, lighter and less sweet than most. Good if you want something that doesn't hit you over the head.

Candy & Mixed

Sweeter profiles that lean more candy or dessert than straight fruit. Some of the more unique picks in the Pulse lineup are here.

• Libra Sour Apple Blow Pop — Sour apple candy with a slightly fizzy quality on the inhale. One of the better candy-style options in the lineup.
• Aries OMG Blow Pop — Sweet candy-pop profile. Pairs well with Pulse mode if you want to push the flavor harder.
• Leo Orange Creamsicle — Orange and cream, dessert-style. The only creamy profile in the whole lineup.
• Sagittarius Cherry Bomb — Bold cherry candy. Strong and sweet — not for anyone looking for something subtle.
• Fcuking FAB — Rich mixed berry, layered and bold. More going on than the name suggests.
• Meta Moon — Lightly sweet, hard to pin to a single fruit. People describe it differently, which is part of the appeal. Worth trying if you want something that doesn't taste like everything else on this list.

Mint

• Miami Mint — Straight mint. Cold, clean, nothing added. If you want mint without any fruit mixed in, this is your only option in the Pulse lineup.

Browse all Geek Bar flavors across the full range.

How to Pick the Right Geek Bar Pulse Flavor

Here's a quick way to cut it down based on what you're actually after:

• You want something cold: Start with the Frozen series. Frozen White Grape and Frozen Cherry Apple are reliable picks. If you want cold but not overwhelming, Blue Razz Ice and Watermelon Ice sit at the lighter end of the icy range.
• You prefer fruit without menthol: Strawberry Banana, Strawberry Mango, Mexico Mango, and California Cherry are all clean fruit options with no cooling finish. Strawberry Banana is the most understated; Mexico Mango is the boldest.
• You're into sweeter or candy-style flavors: Libra Sour Apple Blow Pop, Fcuking FAB, and Leo Orange Creamsicle stand out most here. Meta Moon is also worth a shot if you want something that doesn't fit neatly into one category.
• You just want mint: Miami Mint may be the choice.
• You're buying your first Geek Bar Pulse and aren't sure where to start: White Gummy Ice, Blue Razz Ice, and Strawberry Mango cover three different style preferences without being risky picks.

FAQ

What's the difference between Regular mode and Pulse mode?

Regular mode is the lower-output setting — up to 15,000 puffs, smoother draw, cooler vapor. Pulse mode turns up the output for warmer vapor and stronger flavor, but cuts the puff count to roughly 7,500. Most people stay in Regular and switch to Pulse when they want more intensity. The LED screen always shows which mode you're in.

Does the flavor actually taste different between modes?

Yes, and the difference is noticeable. Pulse mode runs warmer, which makes flavors come across as fuller and more forward. Icy flavors lose a bit of their chill in Pulse mode since the extra heat offsets some of the cooling. Fruit and candy flavors tend to taste richer. If flavor intensity matters more to you than puff count, Pulse mode is worth using.

What's the difference between Frozen Watermelon and Watermelon Ice?

Frozen Watermelon is the stronger one — bolder fruit flavor and more aggressive cooling. Watermelon Ice uses the same base but is milder on both counts. If you're not sure, start with Watermelon Ice. If you've had it and want more punch, go Frozen Watermelon.

Which flavors have no ice or menthol?

All the non-frozen fruit blends and the candy group are menthol-free: Strawberry Banana, Strawberry Mango, Mexico Mango, California Cherry, Pink Lemonade, Pisces Black Cherry, Tropical Rainbow Blast, Capricorn Dragon Melon, Gemini Grape Lemon, Cancer Berry Bliss, Libra Sour Apple Blow Pop, Aries OMG Blow Pop, Leo Orange Creamsicle, Sagittarius Cherry Bomb, Fcuking FAB, and Meta Moon.

What does Meta Moon taste like?

Geek Bar keeps it vague on purpose. Most people land on something lightly sweet with a faint fruity or candy quality that's hard to place. It's one of the more interesting picks in the lineup — works well as a break from flavors that are more obvious.

Is the Geek Bar Pulse good for someone new to disposables?

It's actually a solid first choice. Draw-activated means no buttons to figure out. The LED screen showing battery and e-liquid is genuinely useful if you're not used to guessing when a device is about to die. Adjustable airflow helps while you're still figuring out what draw style you prefer. It's more informative and longer-lasting than most entry-level options.